Hidrostal / L20K
screw centrifugal underwater pump
S03019 / 0
Operating conditions
| Liquid | water containing solid particles |
| Capacity | see curve, max 4680 m³/hr |
| Head | see curve, max 34 m |
Technical data
| Discharge connection | 500 mm flange |
| Suction connection | 500 mm flange |
| Weight | 2870 kg |
| Solids handling | Ø 230 mm |
| Number of impellers | 1 |
| Dimensions L x W | 2470 x 2020 mm |
Materials
| Casing | cast iron GG25 (standard) |
| Casted parts, motor unit | cast iron GG20 (standard) |
| Impeller | cast iron GG60 (standard) |
| Outer casting | steel ST-37 (standard) |
| Pumpshaft | stainless steel |
| Shaft seal | mechanical seal in oil bath |
| Shaft seal liquidside | silicon carbide - silicon carbide |
| Wear cone | cast iron GG20 (standard) |
Drive
| Engine | electric motor |
| Power nominal | 90 kW |
| Speed | 592 rpm |
| Rated current | 222 A |
| Start | direct |
| Protection class | IP68 |
| Insulation class | F |
| Electric cable length | 10 m |
| Engine cooling | oil cooling jacket |
| Voltage/Phase/Hz | 400v / 3-phase / 50 Hz |
Remarks
- max. submersion depth 30 m
- separate control box (optional)
- quick release coupling and discharge bend (optional)
- pump casing available in stainless steel and Duplex
- PTC thermistors in the motor (optional)
- ATEX variant possible
Features
- capable of pumping viscous liquids containing solids
- capable of pumping polluted water with solid components
- handles raw sewage water and very viscous materials easily
- large ball size free passage
Main applications
- multifunctional usage
- tunnel and canal construction
- broad application pump for contaminated liquids
- pumping out sewage pits and cellars
- pumping drainage water
- pumping bentonite and sludge
- polluted construction and industrial water
- general contractor's activities
- pumping out excavation pits and trenches
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