Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors

Pump for conveying melt in the production process of plant protection products

Boerger LLC
Boerger Pump for conveying melt in the production process of plant protection products (1)

Pump for conveying melt in the production process of plant protection products

By: Boerger

A manufacturer of plant protection products uses an ONIXline rotary lobe pump for conveying medium with a viscosity of up to 150,000 mPas. The pump made of duplex stainless steel sucks off the “melt” being formed in a thin-film evaporator and pumps it to a disperser. The rotary lobe pump used before from another manufacturer had persistent sealing problems. In addition, the maintenance work was very complex and cost-intensive. After an extensive market research, the chemical company opted for a Börger ONIXline rotary lobe pump. The customer was particularly impressed by the very robust and low-maintenance design as well as the option to integrate various sealing systems.

The pump has an ATEX-compliant design for use in potentially explosive atmospheres. The ONIXline is equipped with Börger double-acting mechanical seals as cartridge versions. The seals are pressurized. The stainless steel rotors with screw profile pump the highly viscous media with low pulsation and at a speed of 20 rpm. The medium has a temperature of up to 140 °C and must not cool down during the pumping process. For this reason, a heater cover is installed on the rotary lobe pump. The heater cover heats the pump chamber and thus ensuring a constantly high temperature of the medium.

The customer is very satisfied with the ONIXline rotary lobe pump. The pump creates a much higher vacuum than the pump used before which is why the customer can produce much more efficiently. The customer wants to use the ONIXline pump for other purposes as well.

Application data:
Pump type: Börger ONIXline BJ 090
Pumped medium: Melt in the production process of plant protection products
Viscosity: Up to 150,000 mPas
Temperature: Up to 140 °C
pH-value: Neutral
Flow rate: 0.7 m3/h
Speed: 20 rpm
Working pressure: 1.5 bar

Technical data:
Casing: Duplex stainless steel 1.4517
Casing protection plate: Stainless steel, 1.4539
Static O-rings: FFKM
Shaft seal: Double-acting Börger DA mechanical seal, pressurized
Rotors: Dual-lobe, screw profile, Primus, stainless steel 1.4539
Drive: Helical geared motor, Ex II 2G c/k T3, 1.85 kW

Advantages of this Börger ONIXline BJ 090

  • Heated pump chamber due to pump heater cover
  • Pumping of highly viscous media
  • Self-priming
  • High degree of operational safety due to Börger double-acting mechanical seals
  • Short-term dry-run capability
  • ATEX-compliant according to II 2G cbk IIB 200°C
  • Ease of maintenance with MIP (Maintenance in Place)

Related Articles

Boerger Pump for emptying tank wagons

Pumps for emptying tank wagons

A petrochemical company uses two ONIXline rotary lobe pumps for emptying tank wagons. The pumps with dry-run capability convey methyl…

Boerger Pump for conveying C starch

Pump for conveying C starch

A large wheat mill uses a Börger ONIXline rotary lobe pump for conveying very abrasive C starch. The wheat starch…

Related Whitepapers

Performance Prediction: A Unique Approach for the Aftermarket

Hydro’s software has allowed CFTurbo to improve the optimize the performance of equipment and its fit to its system to make dramatic efficiency and reliability…

Corrective vs. Preventive Maintenance: Which is Better?

Corrective Maintenance This is performed only after a failure occurs in the equipment, which can lead to unexpected downtime and costly repairs. Although it is…

Torque Sensors For Any Application

This guide from S. Himmelstein & Company details their torque sensor solutions, designed to meet the demands of any industry. Learn about: Ultra-Precise Spline Drive…

What is Water Hammer and Why It Is Important to Prevent?

Water hammer (or hydraulic shock) is the momentary increase in pressure inside a pipe caused by a sudden change of direction or velocity of the…

Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *