Pump Industry Summer 2022 Digital Edition

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HERE COMES THE STORY OF THE SHURRICANE Ebara has rethought the hydraulic design used in multistage pumps. Utilising the latest in computational fluid dynamics and design, followed by rigorous testing, Ebara has developed a unique impeller design that offers solutions and value to the customer – the Shurricane.

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he imbalance of forces acting on the front and rear shrouds of a conventional impeller results in axial thrust. This thrust load is compounding in multistage pumps, and has to be allowed for in the pump design. For pumps with conventional impellers, the existing solutions include having a thrust bearing built in the pump, or to use a special motor fitted with a larger thrust bearing. Both are costly and can be complicated. Another solution has been to simply have a smaller diameter back shroud to reduce the thrust. Ebara has rethought the hydraulic design used in multistage pumps. Utilising the latest in computational fluid dynamics and design, followed by rigorous testing, Ebara has developed a unique impeller design that offers solutions and value to the customer. The optimised shape of the Shurricane maintains high efficiencies and very significantly reduces the axial thrust – meaning that any standard IEC motor can be used and bearing life is improved.

Suitable for a range of applications

Shurricane pumps are suitable for a wide range of applications, in the industrial, commercial and agricultural fields. They can be used at water treatment plants (for reverse osmosis and filtration), for the pumping of hot or cold water for HVAC systems, for the pumping or boosting of water in general, and in boiler feed, irrigation and fire fighting systems. The Ebara Shurricane pump utilises cutting-edge technology, designed in Japan and manufactured in Italy. The pumps can be coupled with any motor, anywhere. Optional materials are part of the unique hydraulic design, and there are optional connections for customers to consider.

Built like a Katana

A Katana is a traditional Japanese product manufactured with care and precision. Only years of experience can give the necessary capacity to build a masterpiece. This is what Ebara does with its pumps. The result of over 100 years of Japanese experience in pump manufacturing, its pumps offer highquality performance, reliability and cutting-edge technology. Ebara’s Shurricane vertical multistage pumps are manufactured to the highest standards of quality, and achieve reliable operating performance by means of strict technical evaluation criteria and control programs that involve the whole manufacturing process.

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Product features

Innovative hydraulic solutions • Commercial motors can be fitted to all of the pump models without any modifications thanks to low pump axial thrust load • Long life of the motor bearing • High pump efficiency classified in MEI > 0.7 as the most efficient models • Patent Application Energy saving • High pump efficiency with MEI (minimum efficiency index) > 0.7 • E2 motors fitted as standard with E3 available as an option • Suitable for use with variable frequency drives for further energy savings Piping connection options • The various pipe connections are available depending on the application requirements • The external dimensions can be adjusted to the replacement of the existing pump in the wide majority Easy maintenance • The cartridge shaft seal enables the plug in replacement of the shaft seal without disassembling the motor bracket • The spacer coupling allows easy maintenance without having to remove heavy motors 5.5kW and above Smart plug solutions • Air ventilation plug • Water filling and sensor plug • Commercial sensor fitting • Measurements for suction and discharge pressure/drain

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maintenance solutions for PCPs reduce downtimes to a minimum?

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pages 72-73

Pumping liquids with entrained gas

2min
pages 74-75

Efficient operations of pump systems (Part 5

8min
pages 70-71

Rethinking the NPSH matrix

11min
pages 66-69

Energy efficient pumping savings

8min
pages 62-65

really know what is best for your application?

4min
pages 60-61

Compressed Air Energy Storage: pumping air underground to support Australia’s energy grid

10min
pages 56-59

Installing Bendigo’s biggest valves to cater for future growth

3min
pages 54-55

Selection considerations for wastewater pumps

7min
pages 52-53

Extending service life and reducing downtime with high-quality coatings

3min
pages 32-33

Gippsland Water’s new sewer pump station: finding success across performance and amenity

5min
pages 50-51

Customisable variable speed and soft-start solutions for Medium Voltage Pumping Installations

3min
pages 26-27

The key to efficient wastewater remediation? Modular and flexible Bulk Liquid Storage Tanks

5min
pages 44-45

State of the Industry 2022 – anticipating better times ahead

32min
pages 34-43

Urban Utilities ready for growth in South East Queensland

5min
pages 46-49

Supporting customers during the supply chain chaos

3min
pages 24-25

Galbraith Engineering Ltd and becomes Oceania’s largest fluid handling supplier

1min
pages 10-11

Here comes the story of the Shurricane

2min
pages 22-23

The FK Range by DAB: submersible pumps for sewage

2min
pages 20-21

pump stations

2min
pages 8-9

PIA reflects on 2021 and looks towards 2022

5min
pages 18-19

Mardie salt project awards $16 million pump contract

2min
pages 6-7

Tender released for Haughton Pipeline works

3min
pages 14-15

Local Townsville business contracted to replace 120kg pumps

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