What Is A Mono Pumps?
Mono pumps, also known as spiral pumps, auger pumps or mud pumps; With the help of power transferred from the electric motor, the fluid of a metal auger moving in the logic of infinite screws is based on the transfer of the fluid. In the meantime, special auxiliary elements (shaft, coupling rod, rotor, stator…etc) are used for mono pumps. Shaft drive in mono pumps, as in many positive displacement pumps; It is made from the gearbox output. Each mono pump model; Minimum and maximum operating speeds are determined in the performance tables of the pumps. Optimum efficiency is tried to be obtained by choosing the most suitable engine power and gearbox speed for the capacity-pressure values required by the user. While making these choices, the viscosity, abrasiveness and process pressure of the fluid are decisive.
What Are The Advantages of Mono Pumps?
One of the first pump types that comes to mind when it comes to difficult fluid transfer is mono pumps. Mono pumps are preferred because they offer good solutions in the transfer of fluids containing viscose, abrasive, sticky, solid particles, etc. We can say that users are very familiar with mono pumps, as there is a need for the transfer of such fluids in many industrial applications. Mono pumps with AIS and casting body options; When rotor and stator materials are selected appropriately, they can be used in many different processes and fluid transfers. They can be driven between maximum and minimum working speeds by using auxiliary equipment; It is very important in terms of responding to the different pressure and capacity needs that occur in the process. At different stages of the process, using frequency inverters; If the capacity of the transferred fluid is desired to be changed, mono pumps will be quite good choices.
The gaps between the mono pump rotor and stator folds are designed to allow for solid particulate fluid transfer. These features; It also provides the opportunity to transfer mono pumps to surface sensitive products without damaging them. Mono pump sealing is achieved using a mechanical or soft seal. The criterion for this selection is again the characteristic of the transferred fluid. Soft seals can be used according to the fluid feature, or special mechanical seals can be selected.
Fluid transfer can be made without impact and stably. There are various installation alternatives and design options. With its wide suction mouth, even viscous fluids can be easily absorbed into the pump. The electric motor can change the direction of the two-way operation. (Using the suction direction as a compression direction) Alternative models with bearing bearings and couplings are available.
What Are The Usage Areas of Kenfle mono pumps?
Kenfle mono pumps are used in numerous enterprises in a wide variety of sectors, in the most difficult application conditions, by making smooth fluid transfers. Mono pump is widely used in Water & Wastewater Treatment Plants, in many industrial applications such as chemical, food, gas industries. Kenfle mono pumps is the world leader in its field. Based on these features, mono pump can also be referred to in the industry with namings such as mud pumps, waste water pumps, screw pumps, linear pumps, spiral pumps.
What Are The Features of Mono Pumps?
Different Capacity Options (Max. 520 m3/h)
Mono pump can operate at high pressures (max 98 bar)
-20 itC +320 itwide range of working
Product transfer with solid particles (max. 150 mm)
Transfer of low and high viscosity fluids (max 4,100,000 MPas)
Transfer of sensitive fluids to abrasive, adhesive, crushing and foaming
The mono pump provides a smooth and linear, measurable flow free of surges.
The mono pump will work quietly and without vibration.
Dry operation and over-pressure protection
Cast iron, SS 316 and other special alloys are made of metal, NBR, Viton, PTFE etc. FDA-approved elastomer options
Compliance with PLC/SCADA systems
The mono pump is suitable for CIP/SIP studies.
Long-term trouble-free operation with stocked and economical spare parts supply