NETZSCH NEMO® B.Max® Mixing Pump with Conveying Screw

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NEMO® B.Max® Mixing Pump
NEMO® B.Max® Mixing Pump

What is NEMO® B.Max® Mixing Pump?

The NEMO B.Max is setting new standards with its maximum mixing and conveying capabilities for biosubstrates. It is the result of continued development work on the NETZSCH NEMO Progressing Cavity Pump with hopper and conveying screw.

The Description of NEMO® B.Max® Mixing Pump

The pump housing has a large rectangular hopper and removable conical force-feed chamber, as well as a coupling rod with patented, horizontally positioned conveying screw, that guarantee optimal product feeding to the conveying elements. The positioning of the conveying supports on the funnel housing allows for maximum mixing of the substrate.

The NEMO B.Max is particularly well-suited for the following substances

  • fermented NAWARO
  • liquid manure
  • process water
  • ground biowaste and food waste
  • preprocessed slaughterhouse waste
  • cosubstrates
  • concentrated substrates
  • slop

Advantages of the NEMO B.MaxTM Funnel-Shaped Progressing Cavity Pump

  • maximum homogenization of the substrate
  • increased gas production
  • continuous low-pulsation conveyance independent of pressure and viscosity
  • high pressure capability
  • robust drive seals
  • low investment and operating costs
  • high operating safety
  • reinforced screw
NEMO® B.Max® Mixing Pump Diagram
NEMO® B.Max® Mixing Pump Diagram
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People Also Ask

Screw conveyors are capable of handling a great variety of bulk materials from sluggish to free-flowing. Screw conveyors can have multiple inlet and discharge points. Bulk materials can be conveyed and distributed to various locations as required.

The actual screw conveyor speed is calculated by dividing the Selection Capacity by the capacity at 1-rpm. 60-rpm is the correct speed for a 16-inch diameter screw conveyor with cut and folded flights and short pitch for conveying and mixing 333 cubic feet per hour.

  • in various sizes for flow rates up to 75 m³/h
  • for differential pressures up to 48 bar
  • with adjustable funnel dimensions
  • in various materials, from steel to chrome-nickel-steel to highly acid-resistant materials such as duplex, Hastelloy and
  • titanium
  • with various stator elastomers, from highly abrasion-resistant natural rubber, to oil-, acid-, and alkali-resistant
  • elastomers, to Aflas and Viton.
  • in S-Geometry for gentle conveyance and secure operation
  • with a variety of mechanical shaft seals and packed glands as well as special seals