New feature for the MNK pump

At the 2006 Achema, Richter Chemie-Tech­nik impressed the spe­cial­ized audi­ence by announc­ing the largest flu­o­ropoly­mer-lined, mag­net­i­cal­ly dri­ven cen­trifu­gal pump. This pump made it pos­si­ble to move flow rates up to 600 m³/h and achieve deliv­ery heights up to 60 m. Being able to con­trol these oper­at­ing con­di­tions with this new prod­uct inevitably led to increased demand from the end-user. These ranged from the den­si­ty of the con­veyed prod­uct, tem­per­a­ture and flex­i­ble deliv­ery rates from the par­tial load range to the over­load range.
These increased demands, espe­cial­ly in the par­tial load range, require opti­miza­tion of the impeller to con­trol forces, vibra­tion and noise emission.
Exist­ing impellers can be eas­i­ly replaced due to iden­ti­cal hydraulic per­for­mance against the pre­vi­ous “Stan­dard Hydraulics II”. This improve­ment makes the biggest lined mag­net­ic pump even more pow­er­ful and reli­able in the most crit­i­cal applications.