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Pump Needs to be Placed Horizontally
Anchor Pumps are positive displacement piston pumps. They do
not use the vertically positioned float and actuator rod mechanism
that controllerless pneumatic pumps depend on to function.
The Conditions Inside the Well Are Extreme
Anchor Pumps keep everything that will need maintenance outside
of the well. Anchor Pumps can be installed in wells as small
as 2" in diameter. Anchor Pump is ideal for pumping hot,
dirty, silty, slimy materials...particularly leachate and landfill
gas condensate, and DNAPL's. Is your current pump only still
functioning because of frequent cleaning? Stop playing in the
muck and keep your pump out of it too.
You Are Pumping from Great Depths
The Pneumatic Anchor Pump can lift liquid from depths exceeding
700 feet whereas competitor's pumps' discharge performances
are limited to the inlet air pressure.
Your Electric Submersible Would Overheat
Electric Submersible Pumps traditionally have problems
with hot liquid applications since the motor needs to be cooled
by the liquid around it, thus it cannot dissipate heat...instead
it must be fitted with a shroud and pump at higher velocities
to achieve proper motor cooling. These higher velocities are
not appropriate for most environmental pumping applications,
for instance, methane gas condensate, or steam enhanced pumping
applications. With the Electric Anchor Pump the motor is air
cooled and is outside of the well, a more hospitable environment
for ideal pumping. Low flow rates are easy regardless of the
heat down well. When pumping DNAPL's it is better to pump slowly,
thus keeping good conductivity of the product in the formation
to the well.
Getting the Level Down in the Well Is Really Important
A passive fill pump can become dirty and grimy forcing
a great deal of additional required head pressure for the pump
to function. Often there will be a lot more liquid in your well
than you realize due to the fact that a dirty mechanism cannot
work properly. By using raw mechanical motion, Anchor Pumps
have no choice but to keep pumping, even under the worst conditions.
When Low Flow Velocity is Important
In certain applications, such as a methane gas well, it
is very important to maintain a low flow velocity because at
high flow rates you will exhaust the liquid and begin to pull
silt in from the structure around the well.
Call Blackhawk Environmental Company Today For Assistance in
Choosing The Right Pump For Your Application 630-469-4916 |
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