CDM CDMF Vertical Multistage Centrifugal Pump 10-200 m³/h Flow Range with 2900 RPM Speed for Industrial Water Systems
High-efficiency vertical multistage centrifugal pump with flow capacities from 10 to 200 m³/h and operating speeds of 2900 RPM. Features stainless steel construction (304/316L), temperature range from -15°C to 120°C, and applications in water supply, HVAC, and industrial liquid transport. Energy-saving design with low noise operation and compact structure for reliable performance.
- Thin, clean liquids without solid particles or fibers
- Non-flammable and non-explosive media
- Liquids with physical and chemical properties similar to water
| Pump Type | Temperature Range |
|---|---|
| Normal Temperature Type | -15°C to 70°C |
| Hot Water Type | -15°C to 120°C |
- Maximum ambient temperature: +40°C
- Maximum operating height: 1000m
- Water plant filtration and transport
- Zoned water supply and main pipe pressurization
- Secondary water supply for high-rise buildings
- Cooling systems and boiler water supply
- Condensation systems and machine tool support
- Acid and alkali transportation (CDMF models)
- HVAC air conditioning systems
- Water treatment: ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis, distillation
- Swimming pool circulation systems
Example: CDMF10-2
- CDM: Light vertical multistage centrifugal pump
- F: Overflow part constructed with stainless steel 304 or 316L
- 10: Rated flow capacity (m³/h)
- 2: Number of progression stages
Example: CDMF32-3-2
- 32: Rated flow capacity (m³/h)
- 3: Progression stages
- 2: Number of small impellers
Example: CDMF200-4-2A-B
- 200: Rated flow capacity (m³/h)
- 4: Progression stages
- 2A: 1 small impeller B configuration
- B: 2 small impeller A configuration
- Operating speed: 2900rpm or 2950rpm
- Performance tolerance: Conforms to ISO 996:2012, 3B grade
- Test conditions: 20°C air-free water with kinematic viscosity of 1mm²/s
For operation above 40°C ambient temperature or above 1000m elevation, motor power may need adjustment due to reduced cooling efficiency at lower air density.
To prevent cavitation, ensure adequate inlet pressure using the formula: H = Pb×10.2 - NPSH - Hf - Hv - Hs, where Pb is barometric pressure, NPSH is Net Positive Suction Head, Hf is inlet pipe loss, Hv is vaporization pressure, and Hs is safety margin (minimum 0.5m).