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                         HIGH PRESSURE > GREAT RELIABILITY

                      NEW PM PUMPS: MAXIMUM VERSATILITY



                                              +LJK SHUIRUPDQFH HIÞFLHQF\ DW WKH   necessary to carry out checks on the 2
                                            B.E.P, ensured by optimised geometry   poles depending on the conditions the
                                            LQ WKH EODGH SURÞOHV RI WKH LPSHOOHUV   pump will be used in. The materials se-
                                            and diffusers, is one of the series’ big-  lected here guarantee durability even
                                            gest strengths. Furthermore, wear is   in such thermally demanding heavy
                                            reduced to a minimum due to the fact   duty operating conditions. Vibration
                                            that the hydraulics are equipped with   propagation  is  minimised  in  a  great
          Thanks to their reliability, top perfor-  an axial thrust compensation system.  deal of operating conditions. As a re-
        PDQFH DQG YHUVDWLOLW\ RI XVH  &DSUDULpV   The  sizes  of  the  hydraulics  which   sult, barely any noise is created, which
        PM series horizontal pumps series, built   make up the PM Series cover a wide   LV D YLWDO EHQHÞW HVSHFLDOO\ ZKHQ SODF-
        to withstand high pressures, have long   range of flow rates and are available   ing several machines at the same site.
        stood as a reference point in the mar-  LQ &$67 ,521  67$,1/(66 67((/ DQG   Such reliability, top performance and
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        technology has to offer.                                                years  of  experience  in  engineering,
                                              It is exactly these PM machines, built
          These pumps can be found used in   for high pressures up to 100 bar, which   construction and application in the most
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        water sector, reverse osmosis and the   models. Depending on how the pump is   % Up to 100 bar of delivery pressure
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        RWKHU ÞHOGV VXFK DV VQRZ PDNLQJ DQG   or a mechanical seal can be selected.   tee high performance
        reverse osmosis and marine applica-  The mechanical seal guarantees per-
        tion. They are specially designed to be   fect regulation and protection against   % Reliability and low costs with re-
        consistently durable, and to function   leakage, while the packing seal boasts   gards to both operation and main-
        in such a way that the need to replace   superior ease of assembly and main-  tenance
        wearable parts is kept to a minimum.  tenance, reducing the risk of machine   % +LJK K\GUDXOLF HIÞFLHQF\
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        mechanical stress, thanks to specially   7KH + YHUVLRQ 30B   ZLWK   SROHV
        designed dimensions which allow for   LV WKH FRQÞJXUDWLRQ ZKLFK DOORZV IRU   For more information
        especially high performance and oper-  use  with  superheated  water  at  tem-
        ation stability up to 100 bar of pressure.  SHUDWXUHV RI XS WR    &   WKRXJK LW LV   visit www.caprari.com

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                SULZER LAUNCHES THE WORLD’S BIGGEST

                            MEDIUM-CONSISTENCY PUMP


          Sulzer announces the launch of the   KHDG XS WR     P  7KH 0&(w SXPS LV   and board as well as related biomass
        world’s  biggest  medium-consistency   designed for the common consistency   and biofuel applications.
        pump, the MCE93-400. The new MCE™   range of 10-12% and a pressure rating   7KH  0&(        SXPSV  DUH  PDQX-
        pump size is Sulzer’s answer to the cus-  of 25 bar.                    factured at Sulzer’s factory in Kotka,
        tomers’ demand for bigger production   q7KH QHZ 0&(       PHGLXP FRQ-   )LQODQG   7KH  ÞUVW  ELJ  0&(w  SXPSV
        rates in pulp mills.                sistency pump size is an excellent ad-  have been dispatched to a major pulp
          Pumping of liquids with a high dry   GLWLRQ WR 6XO]HUpV 0& HTXLSPHQW RIIHU-  manufacturer in South America.
        solids content, referred to as medium   ing. It has been designed to operate   &DSWLRQ  7KH 0&(w SXPS LV EHLQJ
        FRQVLVWHQF\  0&   LV HVVHQWLDO IRU WKH   YHU\  HIÞFLHQWO\   WKXV  VDYLQJ  HQHUJ\    tested at Sulzer’s full-scale R&D center
        processes in the pulp and paper in-  water, and chemical costs in the pulp   in Kotka, Finland.
        GXVWU\  7KH SURYHQ 0&(w SXPSV IURP   and paper mill processes. The unique
        Sulzer achieve a unique and reliable   and innovative design features of the
        performance level when it comes to the   pump minimize its life cycle costs,” says
        capacity range as well as to the tem-  Jussi Heinonen, Product Manager for
        perature and pressure of the pumped   0& HTXLSPHQW DW 6XO]HU
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          In  recent  years,  the  production   pumps are suitable for the most de-
        rates of the industry have increased   manding process applications to pump
        remarkably. Sulzer developed the big-  PHGLXP FRQVLVWHQF\ ÞEURXV VXVSHQ-
        JHVW 0&(w SXPS VL]H IRU D FXVWRPHU   sions,  slurries  with  a  high  dry  solid
        project with record-breaking values.   content,  and  media  with  a  high  gas
        The capacity of the pump reaches up   content. They cover all medium-con-
        to 10’000 ADMT/d (air dry metric tons   sistency applications for pulp, paper,
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