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Industrial Submersible Water Pumps with a Built-in Self-cleaning Suction Intake Screen. RUBI KRS800 range filterpumps™ are extremely tough, suitable for heavy industrial applications, and dirty water conditions. They will pump and screen up to 335 m3 / hr, and have a maximum head of 3.4 bar.
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Industrial Submersible Water Pumps with a Built-in Self-cleaning Suction Intake Screen. RUBI LH800 range filterpumps™ are durable, cast iron, high-pressure water pumps with stainless steel self-cleaning suction intake screens, suitable for heavy industrial applications and dirty water conditions. They will pump and screen up to 390 m3 / hr, and have a maximum head of 17.5 bar.
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Industrial Submersible Water Pumps with a Built-in Self-cleaning Suction Intake Screen. Opal SH800 filterpumps™ are durable, cast iron high-pressure submersible water pumps with stainless steel self-cleaning suction intake screens. They will pump and screen up to 408 m3 / hr, and have a maximum head of 23 bar.
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The Rotorflush GT200 Liquid Solids Separator provides an easy way to remove and dispose of particulate and solids when moving contaminated water. As water flows by gravity or is pumped into the GT200 liquid solids separator, the separator simultaneously filters out debris and pumps filtered water onwards. Debris and particulate left behind is purged from an outlet below the separator as required, either manually or automatically on a timer.
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In the drive to reduce carbon emissions, we've seen an increase in enquiries for the use of our products with open loop water source heat pump systems, and cooling water generally.
A Rotorflush submersible filter pump screening and pumping water directly from the water source prevents debris and particulate entering your heat-pump system.
Rotorflush submersible filter pumps with integral self-cleaning suction intakes enable water to be screened and pumped simultaneously. This makes them the ideal option for supplying water for cooling systems and water source heat pump installations.
Heat pump systems work by recovering heat (solar energy) stored naturally in the air, ground or water and using this recovered heat as a source of energy to heat homes and businesses. An open loop water source heat pump system uses open water, such as a lake, river, pond or the sea as its heat source. The water passes through heat pumps to transfer its heat before being returned to the water source.
Heat pump installers and manufacturers are recognizing the benefits of Rotorflush submersible pumps for filtering and pumping water through plate heat exchanges.
The filter pump's self-cleaning intake prevents weed and other debris from entering the system. This protects the narrow apertures within the heat exchanger and reduces the need for secondary filtration.
They offer a low maintenance solution to supplying open loop water source heat pumps where the water quality may be variable.
There is massive and increasing demand for cooling water - both for industrial and domestic applications. Smart buildings are using heat exchange to save energy costs and reduce their environmental impact.
A typical example would be the use of river water to cool servers. Raw water is abstracted and pumped through a heat exchange system before being discharged back to the river. Screening the water on intake will prevent debris, weed and aquatic life from blocking heat exchange equipment.
Rotorflush Filters Ltd offer self-cleaning intake screens for use with dry mounted pumps and vertical turbine pumps. We also make and supply submersible filter pumps with integral self-cleaning suction intakes. These both enable screening and pumping of water at source.
In the UK and Europe, regulations are in place for Eel and Fish protection that limit cooling water intake velocity and the size of screen mesh that can be used. Similar protections are in force in North America within EPA Rule 316(b) for cooling water intakes.
Rotorflush self-cleaning intakes are designed for low intake velocity, 1 - 2 mm mesh screening and low maintenance.
John Barker-Brown, special projects' manager at British heat pump manufacturer Kensa Heat Pumps says:
“Using water as your energy source has a number of advantages when compared to air or ground source:
The heat transfer rate from water is far higher than that in the ground or air. The flow/circulation of the water source provides constant energy replacement.
The use of a water source removes the need to dig large trenches, often reducing the cost of installation compared to a ground source.
The return temperature to the heat pump is usually higher than either the ground or winter average air, increasing the CoP (coefficient of performance) of the heat pump.”
Fortunately for those living or working near an accessible water source, Rotorflush self-cleaning intake basket strainers and submersible filter pumps with built-in self-cleaning intake screens make drawing and using water for heat exchange easier and more feasible.
The UK and other countries are seeking to reduce their output of greenhouse gases by the increased use of renewable energy and low energy systems
In the UK the Renewable Heat Incentive (the RHI) provides an incentive for installing heat pump systems. RHI is a payment system for the generation of heat from renewable energy sources introduced in the United Kingdom on 28 November 2011. It applies to industrial and domestic installations.
Water has a greater capacity to retain heat than air, and it is better at transferring heat in plate heat exchangers. Air systems are at their least efficient on the coldest days when they are most needed, whereas river and lake water is a more efficient store for heat, retaining energy from the sun that has built up in the preceding months.
The Dept for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) recognises that there is huge scope for open loop water source heat pump systems within the UK and has published a map identifying the 40 urban areas that can immediately benefit from the adoption of these systems.
The use of Rotorflush filter pumps has increased the feasibility of low maintenance open loop water source heat pump installations.
Domestic Heat Pump Filtration
I contacted the team at Rotorflush Filters Ltd as I was looking for a submersible pump that would work well alongside my open loop heat pump systems.
Joel Gustafsson
Joel Gustafsson ConsultingSimple, reliable filtration was a prerequisite to it working, and the self-cleaning filter pump suited the application perfectly.
The sales and technical team were happy to discuss my requirements and recommended the Omnia O35012-16MA fitted with a 50 micron mesh. All communication was efficient, and I was updated at each step of my order, the team worked hard to expedite delivery and made a custom tweak to the cable to assist with the application.
As a consequence, the installation was easy, and I am very pleased with how it is working, thank you to all at Rotorflush Filters.
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