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Minimal Maintenance in Boiler Feed Duty for Power Generation

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Wanner Minimal Maintenance in Boiler Feed Duty for Power Generation

Minimal Maintenance in Boiler Feed Duty for Power Generation

An independent energy supplier selected a Hydra-Cell seal-less pump instead of a centrifugal pump for auxiliary boiler feed applications. Boiler feed pumps must generate sufficient pressure to overcome the steam pressure developed by the boiler.

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Pump Model: H25XKCTHFEHG
Flow Rate: 18.5 gpm (70 l/min)
Pressure: 203 psi (14 bar)
Application: Auxiliary boiler feed to generate
sufficient pressure

Hydra-Cell pumps can achieve this more efficiently than the centrifugal pumps and generate constant flows with very stable pressure, which is ideal for continuous boiler feed.

The company has operated a Hydra-Cell H25 in this application for more than 10 years with minimal maintenance. Engineers are also impressed with the leak-free, low-noise, and low-vibration performance by Hydra-Cell.

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