1500 BAR @20 LPM WATER BASED SUBSEA FLUID PUMP
1500 BAR @20 LPM WATER BASED SUBSEA FLUID PUMP
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Im lookin for a water glycol based subsea fluid pump capable of generating 20lpm @ 1500 bar, can it be done?!
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RE: 1500 BAR @20 LPM WATER BASED SUBSEA FLUID PUMP
However...1500 Bar is very high and water glycol is really bad at lubricating pumps.
The internal forces for the pump could be prohibitive.
That said...Marshalsea Hydraulics in the UK make stainless steel pumps for water glycol...but not to 1500 BAR...850 is about the maximum.
The British Royal Navy use a water glycol called OX40 in their submarines. The fluid is supplied by Hougton Fluids.
You might want to give Hougton a call and ask them if the fluid is suitable for such high pressures...
Funny things sometimes happen to fluids at high pressure...
Like I said 1500 BAR is very high
Good Luck
Hydromech
RE: 1500 BAR @20 LPM WATER BASED SUBSEA FLUID PUMP
RE: 1500 BAR @20 LPM WATER BASED SUBSEA FLUID PUMP
Worth a try?
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RE: 1500 BAR @20 LPM WATER BASED SUBSEA FLUID PUMP
RE: 1500 BAR @20 LPM WATER BASED SUBSEA FLUID PUMP
There are numerous piston pumps that can achieve your requirements by using a bypass or dump valve.
http://www.flowcorp.com/
http://www.kmtwaterjet.com/