Condensate pumps manufactured by MIYAWAKI. Condensate return ensures stable operation of the system, maximum saving of resources and energy. One solution to the problem of condensate return is the use of highly efficient condensate pumps.
Mechanical condensate pumps are compact vessels that gradually fill with condensate. When the container is filled, the lever is activated and the squeezing medium enters the body of the product under pressure. As a result, the liquid is pumped into the condensate line.
An important part of any steam condensate system is the condensate return.
Condensate return ensures stable operation of the system, maximum saving of resources and energy. One solution to the problem of condensate return is the use of highly efficient condensate pumps. The pumped medium (condensate) enters the mechanical pump housing. With the help of a special design of the valve mechanism associated with the float system, there is a periodic accumulation of pumped medium in the pump housing followed by ejection. The ejection of liquid is provided by an additional supply of a higher pressure driving medium, such as steam, air or other gases, to the pump.
The key advantage that a mechanical condensate pump has over an electric one is liquid pumping. with elevated temperature without creating cavitation, as well as the possibility of working in explosive environments.
Design features and principle of operation.
We sell strong, reliable, wear-resistant and functional models GLP81E and GL11. They are made by the Japanese concern "MIYAWAKI", therefore they are of high quality and durability. Each of the models is endowed with characteristics that determine the scope of its use.
MIYAWAKI CONDENSATE PUMPS - TECHNICAL PROPERTIES:
Both models work according to the "float" principle and are compact vessels that are gradually filled with condensate. When the container is filled, the lever is activated and the squeezing medium enters the body of the product under pressure. As a result, the liquid is pumped into the condensate line. After emptying the vessel, the float returns to its original position, and the flow of the propellant stops.
Technical features of condensate pumps: