BN2-6L seepex BN

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Parameters

Voltage: 380VLift: 60m
Pump shaft position: horizontalImpeller suction mode: single suction
Material: stainless steelWeight: 78kg
Flow rate: 1.5m³/hSpeed: 200RPM
Drive mode: electricPressure: 0.5Mpa
Scope of application: sewage treatmentApplication: metering pump
Model: BN2-6LBrand: SEEPEX

Advantages

Compared with traditional centrifugal pumps, the unique design of seepex BN2-6L brings many advantages. First, it has excellent self-priming ability and can directly suck liquid from the bottom of the tank without auxiliary suction device. Secondly, the flow adjustment flexibility of seepex BN2-6L is very strong and can meet the needs of various working conditions.


Furthermore, it performs well in handling high-viscosity and easy-to-agglomerate media, avoiding the problem of pipeline blockage. In addition, seepex BN2-6L also has the advantages of wear resistance and low noise, which greatly improves the user experience.

It is worth mentioning that the seepex BN2-6L adopts a modular design, which is convenient for users to customize and maintain according to actual needs. The rotor and stator are wearing parts, which can be replaced separately according to changes in working conditions, greatly reducing the cost of use.
At the same time, this model of pump body has a compact structure and small installation space requirements, and can be widely used in small sites.

The rotor is the core component of the pump. Its spiral blades cooperate with the special curved shape of the inner wall of the stator to form a closed cavity.
When the rotor rotates under the action of the drive motor, these cavities will move one by one along the pump shaft, thereby transporting the medium from the inlet end to the outlet end.

people also ask

SEEPEX open hopper pumps are used to discharge thickened and dewatered sludges for onward processing. SEEPEX can also directly mount pumps under storage silos that have a capacity to backmix to control sludge dry solids content.

Simply stated: a pump’s head is the maximum height that the pump can achieve pumping against gravity. Intuitively, if a pump can produce more pressure, it can pump water higher and produce a higher head.

Head is fluid independent, that is, regardless of the fluid’s relative density, the pump will lift it to the same height. Therefore, it does not matter whether the fluid is water or heavy sludge. Pressure, on the other hand, is fluid dependent and is affected by gravity.