- Top of its class efficiency to ensure lowest specific power consumption per produced cubic meter of water.
- Different hydraulics can be fitted in the same pump frame, allowing flexibility and modularity and allowing future retrofitting
- All parts typically subject to maintenance (both DE & NDE bearings, balancing disc, mechanical seal) are accessible and can be replaced on site, without removal of suction and discharge piping
MBN-RO multistage ring section pump
Handling high water pressure to save you energy
The MBN-RO is a configured, ring section, multistage pump specifically designed for high pressure membrane feed service in sea water reverse osmosis applications. Its improved hydraulic performance makes it suitable for any other high pressure application with clean liquids.
- High pressure membrane feed in Sea Water Reverse Osmosis applications.
- Clean water pumping stations
- Any other high pressure application with clean liquids and low temperature
Main design features
- High efficiency, low NPSH impellers to match customer needs are used for all stages, providing modularity, top efficiency and ideal suction performance
- Double volute at last stage reduces the radial thrust and increases overall efficiency
- Replaceable stationary PEEK wear parts used to increase efficiency and reduce maintenance
- Product lubricated bearing at both DE and NDE to make the pump compact, reliable and easy to maintain
- Balance disc at NDE as balancing device ensures optimum efficiency
- Radial suction flange allows accessibility to mechanical seal and product lubricated bearing at DE without disassembling the piping
- Flanges can be installed side or top position as per customer convenience, ensuring typically side-side orientation
- Integrated single mechanical seal with flushing from first stage
Key characteristics
Capacities | Up to 1,100 m3/h / 4,800 USgpm |
Heads | Up to 900 m / 2,950 ft |
Pressures | Up to 100 bar / 1,450 psi |
Temperatures | Up to 90 ºC / 194 ºF |
Discharge sizes | From 25 to 200 mm / 1 to 8 inches |