Description
The Suntec E 6 NC 1001 6P fuel pump is used in burners with a capacity of up to 3000 kW from Baltur, Weishaupt, Lamborghini, Elco, etc. The valve regulates the fuel supply pressure in the range of 14-30 bar and performs a shut-off function. The pumping speed is 265 l/h at a viscosity of 20 cSt and factory pressure setting.
Design features
The main working mechanism - a pair of gears is responsible for moving the fuel from the tank to the nozzle. Before entering the gear device, the fuel is freed from all foreign particles of 550 µm, which are retained by a built-in mesh filter.
The discharge pressure is set to 20 bar by default. It can be changed taking into account the operating features using the adjusting screw, turning it left / right.
To correctly configure the equipment, it is necessary to use the following devices: pressure gauge and vacuum gauge, for connection of which there are threaded holes on the body (according to the ISO 228/1 standard).
Installation is carried out using a flange connection corresponding to the EN 225 standard. The pump is suitable for installation in burners of many manufacturers.
Factory assembly is designed for the choice of a 2-pipe connection scheme. For systems with one pipeline line, the bypass plug must be replaced with a steel one, completely blocking the drain hole.
Special seals and heat-resistant materials are used for working with fuel oil and high (up to +90 degrees) fuel temperatures.
Important advantages:
high productivity;
work with different types of fuel (diesel fuel, fuel oil, medium-viscosity fuel);
increased reliability of the design;
2 valve functions: pressure adjustment and locking;
the ability to change the factory pressure settings;
fuel cleaning from mechanical impurities of 550 microns in size;
outlets and ports made according to ISO 228/1;
single-pipe and double-pipe system configuration.
The Suntec E 6 NC 1001 6P fuel pump can be purchased at an affordable price together with additional equipment, such as an external EM valve for automating the fuel supply to the burner.
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