Our PSVP Pumps for Foaming Slurries, part of our PS range which incudes Stainless Steel AISI 316 Pumps tailored to Starch Production processes, stands out for its ability to handle fluids containing fibres and entrained gas. By incorporating features like a spiral screw and a unique inlet with guide blades, these pumps ensure efficient de-aeration and slurry transport. The PSCP-ZA is the self-priming alternative to this PSVP Pump, offering a solution for diverse operational needs. With a maximum viscosity of up to 100 cPs, impellers available in Open and Vacuum configurations, and a surface roughness of Ra < 0.8 as standard, these pumps meet strict industry requirements. Additionally, as they are available as FDA-approved executions, they ensure even greater compliance with sanitary regulatory standards.
Typical applications for our Pumps for Foaming Slurries:
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The PSVP Pump for Foaming Slurries belongs to the PS series, a collection of Stainless Steel AISI 316 pumps. This series has been specifically designed for starch production processes and offers smooth internal finishes, optimal hydraulic performance and a modular design with various sealing options.
The PS series comprises 4 pump variants, each tailored to handle specific duties at various stages of the starch production process:
The PSVP Pump for Foaming Slurries belongs to the PS series, a collection of Stainless Steel AISI 316 pumps. This series has been specifically designed for starch production processes and offers smooth internal finishes, optimal hydraulic performance and a modular design with various sealing options.
The PS series comprises 4 pump variants, each tailored to handle specific duties at various stages of the starch production process:
Max Capacity | 150m³/hr |
Max Pressure | 50m |
Max Viscosity | 100 cPs |
Impeller | Open and Vacuum |
Surface Roughness | Ra <0.8 as standard |
Motor Options | Standard IEC IE3, B3/B5, IP55, isolcl. F, PTC (optional IE4 for low noise) |
Connection Types | DIN 11851, RJT, SMS, NEN 1472, DIN 185, DIN 2576, Tri-Clamp and customer specific |