KsV Series Vertical Can/Barrel Pumps

Applications: Designed for pumping condensed waste steam from stationary steam turbines and heating steam condensate (drain water) from heat exchangers in the thermal power stations that burn organic fuel. May be also used to transfer water in heating plants and water supply systems.

Design: AKsV series pump units consist of a centrifugal pump and an induction motor mounted on the motor stool. They are connected by means of a rubber-bushed (pin-and-bushing) flexible coupling.

The pumps are electrically driven vertically suspended, can diffuser, single-stage (KsV 125-55) or multistage centrifugal pumps with inducer and single flow impeller arrangement (with all the impellers facing the same way).

An outer casing (barrel) and an inner casing (withdrawable element or cartridge) are the major pump components.

The barrel is a construction made of steel plate by complete welding process, which integrates a suction chamber (in the form of a can) and a discharge chamber (the discharge head proper). Pump support feet and weld-end suction and discharge nozzles are welded to the barrel.

The inner casing (a rotating assembly) of ring-section type comprises a bare rotor, a shaft seal bearings, stage casings with built-in diffusers and a delivery cover.

The design of pump shaft seal chamber provides for both housing a mechanical seal (-T) and packing the stuffing box (-S). The shaft of the pump make Êñ 125-140-3Ì is sealed only by means of packed gland.

The suction nozzle connection is either axially to the bottom (KsV 125-55 and KsV 125-140) or horizontally at side (KsV 125-55-1 and KsV 125-140-1)

The rotor axial thrust is compensated with a balance disc or with a balance drum.

The pump rotor is carried by the top thrust and radial bearing (a grease lubricated anti-friction bearing in case of a driving motor with the nominal power up to 100 kW) and by the bottom radial bearing (a medium-lubricated plain bearing). In case of a driver with the nominal power over 100 kW, the top bearing is lubricated with oil delivered by means of a pumping screw (seated on the pump shaft) from a cooled oil sump.

Sense of rotation of pump shaft is counterclockwise, if viewed from the drive side.

DN
mm
100 - 400
Q
m3/h
580
H
m
250
p
kg/cm2
4, 10
t
oÑ
+3, +5  -  +125, +140
n (sync)
rpm
1000, 1500, 3000

Coverage chart of the KsV Series Pumps:

Performance of the KsV Series Pumps:

Pump make

Pump parameters

Capacity, m3/h Head, m Speed of rotation, rpm Power input (r=907 kg/m3), kW Efficiency, % NPSH required, m

KsV 125-55-S UKhL4

KsV 125-55-Ò UKhL4

125

55

2950

25

75

1,8

KsV 125-55à-S UKhL4

KsV 125-55à-Ò UKhL4

45

2950

20,7

74

KsV 125-55á-S UKhL4

KsV 125-55á-Ò UKhL4

40

2950

18,7

73

KsV 125-140-S UKhL4

KsV 125-140-Ò UKhL4

140

2950

65,3

73

KsV  125-140-1-S UKhL4

KsV  125-140-1-Ò UKhL4

140

 2940

65,3

73

KsV 125-140à-S UKhL4

KsV 125-140à-Ò UKhL4

125

2950

59,9

71

KsV 125-140à-1-S UKhL4

KsV 125-140à-1-Ò UKhL4

125

2940

59,9

71

KsV 125-140á-S UKhL4

KsV 125-140á-Ò UKhL4

100

2950

47,9

71

KsV 125-140á-1-S UKhL4

KsV 125-140á-1-Ò UKhL4

100

 2940

47,9

71

KsV  125-140-3Ì UKhL4

140

 2940

65,3

73

KsV 125-140à-3Ì UKhL4

125

 2940

59,9

71

KsV 125-140á-3Ì UKhL4

100

 2940

47,9

71

KsV  200-130-S UKhL4

KsV  200-130-Ò UKhL4

200

130

 2940

97

73

2,3

KsV  200-130à-S UKhL4

KsV  200-130à-Ò UKhL4

115

 2940

87

72

KsV  200-130á-S UKhL4

KsV  200-130á-Ò UKhL4

99

 2940

75,9

71

KsV  200-220-S UKhL4

KsV  200-220-Ò UKhL4

220

 1480

164,1

73

2,0

KsV  320-100-2-S UKhL4

KsV  320-100-2-Ò UKhL4

320

100

1480

114,7

76

1,6

KsV  320-160

KsV  320-160-2-S UKhL4

KsV  320-160-2-Ò UKhL4

160

1480

182,3

76,5

KsV 500-85-1-S UKhL4

KsV 500-85-1-Ò UKhL4

500

85

985

150,3

77

KsV 500-150-1-S UKhL4

KsV 500-150-1-Ò UKhL4

150

1480

262

78

2,5

KsV 500-165-1-S UKhL4

KsV 500-165-1-Ò UKhL4

165

1480

289,6

77

KsV 500-220-1-S UKhL4

KsV 500-220-1-Ò UKhL4

200

1480

384

78

 

Handled Media:

- Condensate up to 125 oÑ - 140 oÑ.

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