Burner Pump Suntec J 4 PAC 1000 8P
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Description
The Suntec J 4 PAC 1000 8P burner pump is equipped with a coarse filter, a pressure regulating valve with a locking function and a gear mechanism. It is designed for efficient fuel pumping to the nozzle when operating diesel, fuel oil, kerosene burners of most European manufacturers (Oilon, Elco, Weishaupt, etc.). It is distinguished by its high-strength design, resistance to high fuel temperatures, and versatility.
The Suntec J pump is applicable for:
single-pipe and two-pipe installations;
work with medium-viscosity fuel;
systems with an external electromagnetic valve.
Working environment and performance
The pump is capable of pumping liquid fuel with a viscosity of 2-75 cSt under high pressure (up to 30 bar): diesel fuel, medium-viscosity fuel. Performance depends on the specified pressure and viscosity parameters of the medium (see graph). 146 l/h at 20 bar and 5 cSt.
Features and benefits:
J series with pressure regulating valve with shut-off function;
factory assembly – for operation on two pipes (with a plug in the bypass line);
fuel supply to the injector under a pressure of 10-21 bar, by default – 12 bar;
permissible fuel temperature range in the pump 0...+90 °C;
filter with an increased cleaning area of 97 cm² with cells of 170 μm;
flanged connection method, diameter 54 mm;
threaded installation for the suction line and return drain;
inlet/outlet pressure – up to 1.5 bar;
standard ports for pressure gauge and vacuum gauge;
mounting in any position, eliminating axle load;
automatic release of excess air through the return line.
Operation of the Suntec J 4 PAC 1000 8P burner pump
The pump has a pair of gears that, when rotating, move the fuel from the tank to the nozzle line. Before feeding to the adjustment device, the fuel is cleaned of abrasive particles: sand, rust and other contaminants using a built-in mesh filter. For efficient operation of the pump, it is necessary to clean the mesh from dirt in a timely manner. Fuel that does not reach the nozzle is sent to the return line or to the suction, depending on the characteristics of the system (with two or one pipe).
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