39m head, 485m3/h flow capacity, Single Stage Double Suction Split Case Water Pump 250S39

A horizontal split case pump is a unique type of centrifugal pump whose casing is divided into two distinct chambers, which is different from inline or end suction pumps that are assembled with the suction nozzle, discharge nozzle, and casing in one chamber.

Horizontal split-case (HSC) pumps are used in most industries around the world to move large quantities of fairly clean fluids—usually water—at low to medium pressures. HSC design geometry poses numerous advantages and disadvantages for users.

Parameters of 250S39

Main Parts Configuration

Advantages of HSC pumps:

HSC pumps have a smaller footprint compared with a frame-mounted pump of the same rating (in most cases).
The top half of the casing is easy to remove for inspection of the rotor, and you do not need to disturb the driver or the piping to accomplish this inspection.
They typically have higher efficiencies than frame-mounted pumps of the same size.
Because of the dual-eye (dual-suction) impeller design, there are lower net positive suction head required (NPSHR) factors and lower axial thrust.
This design lends itself to a short shaft with the result of low deflection. This article limits the discussion to one- or two-stage HSC pumps with the impeller situated between the bearings; this design is also known as “between bearings” (API 610- BB-1).
Typically these pumps offer dual volute construction, which significantly reduces the radial thrust component.

Applications

General residential & industrial water supply & transferring;
Agricultural irrigation & drainage, Flood discharge & Emergency drainage;
Civil water treatment, Waterworks, Sea water desalination;
Air-conditioning, Fire-fighting facilities, High building water supply;
Oil & Gas & Chemical processing, Abrasive liquids transferring;
Power plant water circulation, Cooling tower & Hot water transferring
Mining, Boiler feeding, etc.