Centrifugal pumps
Magnetic pumps for industry electroplating: how they reduce costs and risks For the surface treatment of metals, continuous operation is required …
On May 20th and 21st, at the NEC in Birmingham, CDR Pompe participated in the exhibition alongside their English distributor, CDR Pumps UK, meeting professionals from numerous sectors of the process industry.
Steel and coated pumps: guide to choosing the right ones for processes involving aggressive fluids The safety of a plant is…
Process continuity, performance stability, energy consumption and final product quality are all aspects that, within a production plant, are influenced by the technology available and the way it is specifically used.
When a centrifugal pump starts up, it is the impeller that determines how the fluid moves, with what energy, and with what stability throughout the entire system.
Vertical pumps: what they are and how they differ from horizontal centrifugal pumps. Vertical pumps are frequently used in…
The use of corrosive acids in sectors such as chemistry, surface treatment, pharmaceuticals, and energy requires meticulous plant design, strict adherence to regulations, and the installation of the right centrifugal pump that complies with specific production needs.
Handling ammonia, a substance used in numerous technically demanding production processes, requires informed design choices, experience and close attention to hazards.
Inadequate or sporadic maintenance can in fact lead to consequences ranging from reduced hydraulic performance to possible overheating of the magnetic coupling, from premature wear of internal components to unplanned plant downtime.