Vertical Sump Pump
(Molten Sulfur)
Taber Pump offers a specially designed vertical submerged centrifugal pump for molten sulfur service. In North America and elsewhere the world, Taber Pump have become the standard and market leader in the industry for molten sulfur application.
The impeller housing, shaft housing and discharge pipe are all steam jacketed to maintain the Sulphur at its optimum pumping temperature. Steam jacket supplied with saturated dry steam at a maximum pressure of around 20~40 psig. This corresponds to a steam temperature of around 138°C (280°F).
Application
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Sulfuric Acid
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Molten Sulphur
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Heat Transfer Liquids
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Molten Sulfur
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Caustic
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Drainage Sumps
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Industrial Waste Systems
SPEC:
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Capacities: Up to 4,000 gpm (909 m3/hr)
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Head: Up to 600 feet (183 meters)
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Pressure: Up to 250 psig (18 kg/cm2g, 1,724 kPag)
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Horsepower: Up to 200 hp (149 kW)
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Temperature: 1200F
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Drives: Electric motors, Right angle gear, PTO, Diesel, Steam turbine…
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Liquids: Acids, bases, molten salts/metals/sulfur, hazardous chemicals, flammables/combustibles, water
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Materials: Ductile iron, 316 SS, A48, 317 SS, R55, Nickel, Elcomet K, Hastelloy(s), plus most machinable alloys.
ANSI Process Pump
Heavy duty design ANSI pump, LVA ANSI-standard pump will handle corrosive, toxic and abrasive process liquids such as acids, bases and solvents.
Application
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Agriculture
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Chemical Transfer
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Petro-Chemical
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Pulp & Paper
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Plastics
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Refining
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Pharmaceutical Plants
A wide range of alloys, options and sealing systems makes it
an ideal choice for almost any application.
SPEC:
Capacities: Up to 4000 USGpm (900 m3/hr )
Head: Up to 728 feet (222 meters)
Pressure: Up to 350 psi (2414 kPa)
Horsepower: Up to 275 hp (205 kW)
Temperature: Up to 500 °F (to 260°C)
Drives: Electric Motors, Steam Turbines, Diesel, PTO, VFD, Belts…
Liquids: Liquors, alcohols, combustibles, fertilizers, acids, bases, water
Materials: Cast or Ductile iron, 316SS(L), 304SS(L), Elcomet K, A48, 317SS, R55, Monel, Nickel,
Hastelloy(s), Titanium, Zirconium, plus most machinable alloys.
