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3
Propeller pumps
Introduction
With capacities of up to 5000 litres per second, propeller
pumps are used in storm-water stations, sewage
treatment plants, land drainage, irrigation, aquaculture
and water attractions.
Pumping requirements and site conditions vary from one
project to the next, but the modular design of the pumps
makes them the ideal choice for a wide range of
applications and for targeting specific requirements.
When it comes to installation, the P 7000 and 3000
series can be easily installed in a vertical steel or
concrete column. In tanks, the P 4600 can be quickly and
economically installed, operating through the wall
between two tanks on a discharge connection.
The P4600s are extremely compact and use multipole
motors with a wide range of propellers, instead of
mechanical gearing.
P 3000 and P 7000