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Lawrence Pumps® AFH9500 Polyolefin Reactor Pump

Lawrence Pumps® AFH9500 Polyolefin Reactor Pump

Product Brand

Lawrence Pumps®

 

Type

Specialty Products

 

SubType

Polyolefin Reactor Pump

 

About this product

The Lawrence Pumps AFH9500 high pressure loop reactor pump is engineered for polyolefin reactor slurry applications. This is a specialty axial flow pump specifically designed for polyethylene and polypropylene production.

 

 

Features and Benefits

  • High-pressure Elbow Casing is designed, fabricated and tested per ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII, Division 1 and applicable international standards.

  • Propellers are engineered with steep pump head curves to ensure process performance requirements are met while allowing superior process control.

  • Triple Seal Arrangement is standard on large pumps, providing added safety and increased reliability over alternative designs.

  • API Plan 32/53C/52 seal support systems ensure adequate seal face lubrication and cooling for proper operation.

  • Other seal arrangements and support systems are also available.

  • Internal Anti-friction or Sleeve Bearings are self-aligning and support radial and axial loads.

  • Cantilevered shafts are typically utilized on pumps with discharge sizes up to 12 inches.

  • Standard Flanges are ASME B16.5 or B16.47, Class 600 weld neck, but alternative ratings and types may be specified.

  • Custom flanges are also available.

  • Numerous driver types and installation configurations are available to suit site requirements.

  • Drive options include: direct, variable speed, cardan shaft and V-belts

 

Specifications

  • ISO 13709 / API 610

  • Flows to 18 180 m3/h (80 000 gpm)

  • Pressures to 100 bar (1450 psi)

  • Temperatures to 349°C (660°F) (custom designs available for limits exceeding those listed)

Size Range: Sizes from 6" to 36" (custom designs available for limits exceeding those listed)

 

Industries

  • Oil & Gas

    • Downstream Processing

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