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Cold Liquids
Hydra-Cell® can operate at temperatures below zero degrees centigrade.
Temperatures can affect the physical properties of the process liquid, in extreme cold conditions this makes the liquid more difficult to pump; this is generally due to increasing viscosity.
Hydra-Cell® pumps are widely used indoors and out on many applications where ambient temperatures are sub-zero. Jacket trace heating or other measures are sometimes employed to protect pumps and keep the system running smoothly. A wide range of materials of construction and careful selection result in reliable performance enabling Hydra-Cell pumps to operate at temperatures well below zero.
Wanner Application Briefs
Hydra-Cell® Operates at Temperatures below Zero Degrees Centigrade.
With an outdoor pumping installation at a chemical plant, the ambient temperature ranged between minus 30°C and plus 30°C and the pumped medium was a non-lubricating liquid with particles in suspension. Two years after the first pump was installed, two additional Hydra-Cell pumps were put in on the same duty.
We can help
Wanner’s technical engineers can assist you in selecting a Hydra-Cell Pro seal-less pump to reliably handle your most challenging process liquids.
- Low NPSH due to High vapor pressure?
- Need assistance or support with NPSH in terms of system design?
- Are you replacing other pump technologies for abrasive/slurry duty application?
- Our technical engineers can assist with selecting a Hydra-Cell seal-less pump to reliably handle your process liquid.
Hydra-Cell® Seal-less Pumps Reliably Handle Cold Liquids
- Beer
- Butane
- Hydrofluoro-olefin (HFO)
- Methanol
- Ice Cream Ingredients
- Proprietary Liquids
- Seawater
- Tri-Ethylene Glycol (TEG)
- Urea
- Water
