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NETZSCH NM038BY01L06B

Netzsch NM038BY01L06B by block pump in industrial design can be used in environmental technology, the food and chemical industries, but also in the oil & gas upstream as well as the mid- /downstream sector for a wide variety of pressure-stable conveying or dosing tasks.

From low-viscosity media to hardly flowing products, with or without solid content, shear-sensitive, sticky or abrasive, with the NEMO BY progressing cavity pump even difficult substances can be conveyed gently and with low pulsation, regardless of fluctuations in pressure and viscosity.

The Features Of NETZSCH NM038BY01L06B

The NEMO NM038 in industrial design can be used in environmental technology, the food and chemical industries, but also in the oil & gas upstream as well as the mid- /downstream sector for a wide variety of pressure-stable conveying or dosing tasks.Nemo Pumps

The working principle of NETZSCH NM038BY01L06B

  • From low-viscosity media to hardly flowing products, with or without solid content, shear-sensitive, sticky or abrasive, with the NEMO® BY progressive cavity pump even difficult substances can be conveyed gently and with low pulsation, regardless of fluctuations in pressure and viscosity.
  • The progressing pump guarantees flow rates proportional to speed with high dosing accuracy over the entire speed range. In block design with flanged drive, this NETZSCH NEMO Pump is especially compact and economical. Moreover, the NEMO® BY is distinguished by its low investment, operating and maintenance costs. Four rotor/stator geometries are available for the various products and applications.

NETZSCH NM038BY01L06B Specification List/NETZSCH NEMO Pump Parts List

ManufacturerPMV
INLET/OUTLET CONNECTION TYPEFlange
INLET SIZE3 in x 2.5 in
MOTOR VOLTAGE230-460 VAC
HORSEPOWER3
progressive cavity pump diagram
nm038by01l06b netzsch progressive cavity pump diagram
NETZSCH Progressive Cavity Pump

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A progressive cavity pump is used when the pumping application is not suited to a centrifugal pump. One of the clearest examples of when to use a progressive cavity pump is when the liquid has a higher viscosity, or thickness, than water.

As the rotor turns and contacts the surface of the stator, a series of small cavities begin to form. The fluid “progresses” through these cavities until it is expelled through a discharge outlet.

These differ from a progressive cavity pump in that they are typically used for pumping lubricating fluids. Screw pumps are all metal pumps and are typically used for nonabrasive fluids. They also can pump at much higher discharge pressures that a progressive cavity pump.

Typically, PCPs deliver 80% total system efficiency— the ratio of lifting power to input power—much higher than other artificial lift methods such as rod pumps, ESPs, jet pumps, and gas lift.