Micro Peripheral Pump-HPE

Micro Peripheral Pump-HPE

Micro Peripheral Pump-HPE

Micro Peripheral Pump is suitable for use with clean water and liquids that are not chemically aggressive towards the materials.

As a result of their reliability and the fact that they are easy to use, we use these pumps in domestic and civil applications such as the distribution of water in combination with small and medium sized pressure sets, for transferring liquids and for the irrigation of gardens and allotments.

Description

Micro Peripheral Pump – HPE


Overview

The Micro Peripheral Pump-HPE is a reliable and efficient centrifugal pump designed for clean water and non-chemically aggressive liquids. Its compact design and ease of use make it ideal for domestic and civil applications, including water distribution, liquid transfer, and garden irrigation.


Applications

  • Water distribution: Works seamlessly with small to medium-sized pressure sets.
  • Liquid transfer: Efficiently moves clean liquids.
  • Irrigation: Perfect for gardens and allotments.

Installation Guidelines

  • Install in an enclosed or sheltered environment to protect from inclement weather.

Performance Range

  • Flow rate: Up to 160 l/min (9.6 m³/h)
  • Head: Up to 56 m
  • Manometric suction lift: Up to 7 m
  • Liquid temperature range: -10°C to +90°C
  • Ambient temperature limit: Up to +40°C

What is a Micro Peripheral Pump?

centrifugal pump is a mechanical device that moves fluid by transferring rotational energy from one or more impellers. Fluid enters the impeller along its axis and is expelled by centrifugal force through the impeller’s vane tips. This action increases the fluid’s velocity and pressure, directing it toward the pump outlet. The pump casing is designed to control and slow the fluid before discharge.


Main Features of Centrifugal Pumps

  • Higher flow rates: Ideal for pumping low-viscosity liquids (as low as 0.1 cP).
  • Wide usage: Commonly used in chemical plants, with 90% of pumps being centrifugal.

Limitations of Centrifugal Pumps

  1. High viscosity inefficiency:
    • Centrifugal pumps struggle with high-viscosity liquids (>200 cP).
    • Increased resistance and pressure are required, reducing efficiency.
  2. Shear sensitivity:
    • High-speed impellers can damage shear-sensitive fluids (e.g., emulsions, slurries, biological liquids).
    • Positive displacement pumps are preferred for such applications.
  3. Dry-run limitation:
    • Cannot provide suction when dry.
  4. Variable flow under pressure changes:
    • Flow rate varies with feed pressure, unlike positive displacement pumps, which provide constant output.
  5. Unsuitable for accurate dosing:

Comparison: Centrifugal vs. Positive Displacement Pumps

Feature Centrifugal Pump Positive Displacement Pump
Viscosity Range 0.1–200 cP Handles high-viscosity liquids (>200 cP)
Shear Sensitivity High-speed impellers can damage fluids Low-speed operation, gentle on fluids
Dry-run Capability Cannot operate dry Can handle dry runs
Flow Consistency Variable flow under pressure changes Constant output, pressure-independent
Dosing Accuracy Not suitable for precise dosing Ideal for accurate dosing

Why Choose the Micro Peripheral Pump-HPE?

  • Reliability: Proven performance in domestic and civil applications.
  • Ease of use: Simple installation and operation.
  • Versatility: Suitable for water distribution, liquid transfer, and irrigation.

Learn More

For detailed specifications and additional information, visit our website:
Home – HT Pumps, Professional Water Pumps Supplier


Micro Peripheral Pump-HPE: Your trusted solution for efficient water pumping!

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