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INTERNAL GEAR INDUSTRY’S FIRST FULLY API 676 COMPLIANT INTERNAL GEAR PUMP Higher pressures with factory approval With special construction With special construction

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INTERNAL GEAR Internal Gear (or gear-within-a-gear) technology was invented in 1902 by the founder of Viking Pump, which is the world-leading provider of internal gear process pumps. Internal gear pumps are rotary positive displacement pumps which move the same amount of fluid with each revolution of the shaft. The flow rate is directly proportional to the speed, which enables easy control over the entire performance range using variable speed drives. ROTOR IDLER • Reversible Direction of Flow Oil, gas and petrochemical plants worldwide select process equipment that conform to API standards...

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INTERNAL GEAR Typical Liquids Pumped: • Fuel Oils (all grades) • Asphalt / Bitumen Pitch / Resid • Basic Chemicals • Sour Crude • Heavy Crude • Naptha (Diluent) • Light Crude • Asphalt / Bitumen / Pitch • Molten Sulfur Natural Gas Butane Propene Sulfur Unit Sulfur Natural Gasoline Acetalaldeyde Vinyl Acetate Methane Butane Natural Gas Butadiene Isobutylene Benzene Cyclohexane Gasoline UPSTREAM MIDSTREAM GLOBAL LEADER IN POSITIVE DIS PLACEMENT PUMPING SOLUTIONS

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REDUCES RISK INTERNAL GEAR Why Use XPD 676 for Critical Chemical, Petrochemical, Oil & Gas Process Applications? Reduced Risk of Leakage • Static O-ring sealed joints provides improved sealing vs. flat gaskets • Designed to operate continuously for 25,000 hours without need for replacement • Metal around tapped holes at least half the bolt diameter • Enlarged seal chamber provides greater liquid volume for enhanced cooling • Non-Destructive Evaluation of castings and welds ensures quality • Four-bolt mount with O-ring face seal helps prevent leakage & emissions • Performance tests validate...

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Nominal Capacity at Maximum Speed STANDARDS & OPTIONS SPECIFICATIONS Standard Port INTERNAL GEAR Maximum Speed Maximum Pressure Differential XPD 676 Series (4223AX, 4323AX) Universal 682 Series (4223AA, 4323AA) Standard Option(s) Standard Option(s) Universal Seal Series (4223A/4323A) Standard Option(s) External Materials of Construction Other Alloys Other Alloys Other Alloys Bracket & Casing Bracket & Head Bracket & Head Labyrinth Seals Labyrinth Seals Cartridge Triple Lip Seals Component Seals 2-Bolt Cartridge Seals, Packed Gland Bracket Bearing Seals Shaft Sealing Bracket Seal Mounting...

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DOES YOUR API 676 PUMP COMPLY WITH ALL OF THESE? If not, it doesn’t comply with API 676 standards. Materials  of Construction – pressure-containing components carbon steel (ASTM A216, Grade WCC). Bearing  Life – minimum 25,000 hour L-10 life at maximum speed and pressure conditions. Seal  Gland – accepts most major brands of API 682 cartridge seals to enable compliance with plant seal standards. Casing  Drain and Seal Chamber Venting Port – enable complete draining of casing before opening pump for maintenance. Fasteners  have the material grade and manufacturer’s identification...

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VIKING PUMP INTERNAL GEAR Viking Pump has been a global leader in positive displacement pumping solutions since 1911. With a vertically integrated manufacturing process, we have the tools, processes and systems to produce our products in-house; from the initial engineering analysis, through design layout, foundry casting and machining, to final assembly/testing and shipping. Viking pump is uniquely designed for the task at hand, from simple solutions to your most advanced and demanding needs. WORLD HEADQUARTERS MANUFACTURING & IRON FOUNDRY ALLOYS FOUNDRY WATCH THE VIDEOS Learn more about...

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