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BOMBAS CON TECNOLOGÍA FLYGT N
LA OPCIÓN FÁCIL PARA EL BOMBEO DE AGUAS RESIDUALES EXIGENTES
Las bombas N antiatascos autolimpiantes de Flygt cuentan con ofrecen funciones y diseños innovadores que ofrecen una alta eficiencia constante y el funcionamiento más fiable. Esto las convierte en la opción más fiable disponible para una amplia gama de aplicaciones de aguas residuales para aplicaciones problemáticas, como las aguas residuales sin filtrar y los lodos con una concentración de sólidos de hasta el 8 por ciento. Las bombas Flygt N ofrecen capacidades de hasta 1000 l/s (16 000 gpm), con motores de 1,3 a 680 kW (de 1,5 a 870 hp) y alturas de bombeo de hasta 100 m (330 ft).
Elija un impulsor de hierro fundido reforzado para aplicaciones de aguas residuales típicas o la versión trituradora para las aplicaciones más exigentes con fibras largas y sólidos pesados. Los impulsores de Hard-Iron™ son muy recomendables para todas las aplicaciones con arena, grano y otros abrasivos, así como para aguas residuales mezcladas con agua de mar. Para aplicaciones especiales como entornos de aguas residuales muy corrosivas, ofrecemos impulsores en acero inoxidable dúplex.
Challenge Four high-efficiency 100 kW Flygt N-pumps operating with variable frequency drives (VFDs) deliver a total volume of 0.8 m3/s (12,700 US gpm) and consume 1,000,000 kWh of energy per year....
Challenge At one of the largest wastewater treatment plants in the Midlands, a strategic pump station was at risk of complete failure and required fast and efficient replacement within the shortest...
To prevent pollution by sewage from ships, governments are required to ensure the provision of adequate sewage reception facilities. One of the ports within the Ports of Stockholm were outfitted with...
Jefferson Parish sewer rates are among the lowest in the country for a system of this size and economic importance to the region. Even routine storms can spawn enough rainfall to induce surges of...
England’s Northumbrian Water Ltd (NWL) serves roughly 2.5 million people with water and sewerage services. To better assess its predicted results they conducted a project to measure how much the...
Frequent blockages and the challenges associated with high temperature geothermal environments put extreme demands on this pumping station. A lot of different solutions had been suggested before the...
A cleaner sump requiring fewer drainage operations thanks to Xylem’s sustainable wastewater pumping solution Xylem’s revolutionary Flygt Experior wastewater pumping system has reduced the annual...
Challenge The region's heavy dependence on tourism puts a strong focus on maintaining the quality of the local environment. A complex pump station management system oversees a total of 14 pumping...
One of Sardinia’s largest water treatment facilities needed an energy efficient and sustainable pumping solution. Flygt Experior was installed giving exactly that, reducing the energy consumption by...
Challenge Heathrow Airport Water Services Department commissioned Xylem to evaluate the wastewater pumping system in the cargo center area of the airport which hosts heavy volumes of traffic and...
Built in 2006, the Sigtuna pump station has two Flygt N 3153 HT pumps, originally started via soft starters. In 2011, Xylem installed Flygt SmartRun pump controller on each pump in the Sigtuna...
Challenge During the spring, when the snow is melting, as well as with heavy rainfall, the inflow to the station increases dramatically. To prevent the station from flooding, the pumps must be sized...
