NemetacccccuaunsCNP Non-clogging process pumps, Back pull-out design wore designed and developed to meet the need sewage and effluent disposal and clarification undertakings, of the chemical and iron and steel industries, and of the paper, sugar and canned food industries They combine the advantages of the non-clogging impeller centrifugal pump ‘centrifugal pump in back pullout design, the maintenance of which is greatly simplified. those of the What can you pump with a CNP? Industrial waste water: Conveyance of industrial waste water, including waste water which ‘cannot be passed through a screen and untreated waste water, water mechanically purified in 2 sedimentation basin, activated sludge, putrid mud and rain water. ‘Aluminium industry: Conveyance of aluminate solutions, dross of bauxite. Civil engineering: Drainage of muddy water, conveyance of paving asphalt, mixture of ‘cement and water. Mining industry: Pumping and drainage of mixture of solids (lime, ore, silt) and water. Chemical industry Pumping of chemically corrosive or abrasive substances; pumping of ‘chemical drainage and medium containing coarse mixtures, which cannot be handled by normal type centrifugal pumps. Kali industry: Conveyance of brine and lye. Food industry: Conveyance of thick soup, mixture of com and water, garbage of fruit and potato. Paper industry: Conveyance of pulp liquids with a pulp concentration of not more than 3% bone dry, material water, cellulose, Sugar industry Conveyance of all kinds of drainage, including muddy liquids, milk of lime, mud-like water, flushing water, etc. Features of CNP are as follows Back pull-out system is employed to facilitate maintenance operations. CNP js so designed as to attain a higher efficiency and adequate NPSH. 3. For @ wider selection of the pumps, various structures and impellers most suitable for particular liquids are available. 4, Importance is attached to standardization and interchangeability and an increased number of parts that can be used in common with Torishima Chemical Pump Type CPC, thereby contributing to a decrease in repair parts for maintenance. Scope of specifications Sizes 50 mm to 200 mm (2” to 8") Total heads ~100 m Capacities ~700 m? fh (11.6 m?/min) Operating pressure -30°C~120°C ..... up to 10 kaffem?G below 180°C... .. up to 8 kaf/em?G below 250°C . up to 6 kgf/cm’ Temperature 30° C~250°C (22°F ~485°F)Impeller and applications ‘Two-vane impeller (z-impeller) Three-vane impeller (d-impeller) ‘These impellers are used for handling those dirty liquids falling within the limits of hydraulic pumping possibility and liquids containing solid matters (maximum dimension of the diagonal line of a solid matter is up to 97mm), and also mud-like fluids no gas. There must not be any long fibrous mixtures resembling hair in liquids. In case of handling pulp, these impellers can be used for the fibres with concentration of not more than about 3% bone dry depending upon the nature of fibres. For slightly contaminated fluids, e.g. sugar juices, clarified or mechanically filtered sewage and effluent, screen water, pulp water and stock suspensions not containing air, up to 1% bone dry (nominal size of suction nozzle must be at least 100 mm) ‘and up to 1.5% bone dry (nominal size of suction nozzle must be at least 125 mm). Open multi-vane impeller (0-impeller) This impeller is used for the same application as n-impeller, the exception of airentrapped liquids, such as drainage Which does not contain the strained lees of a sugar cane and pulp suspension up to 3% bone dry, and it can also be applied to higher concentration depending upon the nature of pulp handled. Open single-vane impeller (i-impeller) This impeller is suitable for liquids containing large solids, ‘things liable to twist are present, such as hard paper, rag, rope, ‘tc., untreated sewage, sludge in sewage treatment plant, soup containing the strained lees of a sugar cane, etc. Free-flow impeller (f-impeller) ‘This impeller is suitably applied to liquids containing large amount of trapped air or gas (sludge and pulp suspension with up to 3% bone dry so depending upon the kind of fibres) ‘There will be no trouble if large solids liable to twist or twine are present in these liquids.Structure Cast ‘The delivery and suction nozzles are cast on the casing as an integral part, permitting axial suction and vertical upward delivery. ‘Another advantage is that the back pull out system enables the pump to be dismantled by the use of a spacer coupling without removing the main pipelines and motor. Bearing: For the bearings is employed oikbath lubrication system, and a constant level oiler is used to maintain the constant ol level at all times. In case of open impellers, axially adjustable bearing assembly should be used in order to facilitate resetting of the clearance gap between the impeller and the wear plate. Shaft: Since the shaft of this pump is constructed not to be in contact with ‘pumping liquids, carbon steel with good mechanical properties is used as a standard material, ‘Shaft seals: For shaft seals is employed gland packing system or mechanical seal system. For mechanical seals, Torishima Mechanical Seals are available on request, that have been developed by our unique technical achievements. Wearing parts: “The wearing parts are equipped with wear plate, suction ring, impeller ring, impeller with front vanes, etc. according to the liquids handled, and the clearance gap of the wearing parts of the mouth ring section are so constructed as to be tapered or radial. Thus CNP is designed for ready ‘adaptation to any types of liquid in conjunction with the impellers described above. Spacer pipe: It is also made possible to have the pump so constructed a6 to permit easy removal of any obstacles at the impeller inlet by installing the special accessory spacer pipe provided with @ large cleaning hole. Table of materials rc2s0_| F250 | F250 | Fc2s0 NcreC fc250_|~scsia_|_eca | enw | costa Wwerrc FC250 FC250 FC250 FC250 ca | wicere Fc200 | Fc200 | F200 | F200 wire Fc2s0_| Fc250 | C250 | _Fc2s0 70250 sexe | ssc | sas | sas #80 0250. | scsi | ace | werre errs F200" | Fc200_| c200_| e700 70200 FC200 FC200 FC200. FC200_| FC20 FC200 F260] ~Fc260 | F250 | _Fc2s0 F250 F200 | F200 | F200 | _Fc200 £0200 F¢200| Fc200 | Fc200 | ~Fe200 F200 ‘aseo_| F200 | Fc200_| e200 | ~Fe200 F200 4580 FC200 FC200 FC200 20 020_| ~Fc200 | “F200 | F200 susizon, | suse70, | aLecs 7220 FC200 C200 | FC200 e060 | F250] Fc250 | Fc2s0 | Fc2s0 | F750 soo | sso | soc | seoc | soc | ~st0e sso | sase | sase | —sase ‘38400 | ss400_| ssa00 | ssaoo_| “¥S*'6 + Materials of C2, SCS14 ore avaiable,Cross-sectional drawings Z.D.N Impeller. NO Pa 1020 Casing 1950 Suction wear plate 1610 Discharge cov 1640 Hand hole cover 1830 Support foot 2100 Shaft name 3600.1 Ball cover 3600.2 Ball cover 4000.1 Gasket 40002 Gasket 40003 Gasket 40006 Gasket 40007 Gasket 40008 Gasket 40009 Gasket 41201 O-ring 5040 Deflector 5240 Shaft sleeve 5090 Adjust ring 5760 Nob 6380 Constant level oller 9130 Air plug 7220 Suction pipe(option) 9021 Gland bolt * 9060 Impeller bolt 9230 Balll nut 9310 Washer 93201 Snap ring 93202 Snap ring 94001 Key 94002 Key 4630 Apron Key, ApronSelection chart 2 or d-impetter 50 Hz 2P = 2900 r.p.m. 22 5 Me 3 ge me ae =t at # 4P = 1750 rpm. Breese peau 8Dimensional Drawing 1. Flanges, Standard: JS IOkgt/em?G Option: ANS! 2. Pump weights shown are of pumps made of cast ron. 3 Pump weights shown in parenthese are of pumps made of cast stool or Stainless stot, 4 Motor wosghts are approximate 5.TL dimensionsare approximate. 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