PUMPS

He Warman® AH® pump is the world’s standard for heavy duties. A wide variety of impellers and shaft seals provide a perfect fit for a wide range of applications. The AH® pump provides excellent wear life while maintaining efficiency during the wear cycle providing the best total operating cost. The Warman® AH® pump, together with the Warman® MC series pump, provides a complete selection for most all duties in the mill. From cyclone feed to regrind, flotation and tailings, the Warman® AH® pump is the best choice.

Key features/benefits

• Bearing assembly – a large diameter shaft with short overhang minimizes deflection and contributes to long bearing life. Only four through bolts are required to hold the cartridge type housing in the frame.
• Liners-easily replaceable liners are bolted, not glued, to the casing for positive attachment and ease of maintenance. Hard metal liners are completely interchangeable with pressure moulded elastomer.
• Elastomer seal rings back all liner joints.
• Casing–Casing halves of cast or ductile iron with external reinforcing ribs provide high operating pressure capabilities and an extra measure of safety.
• Impeller–front and rear shrouds have pump out vanes that reduce recirculation and seal contamination. Hard metal and moulded elastomer impellers are completely interchangeable.
• Cast in impeller threads require no inserts or nuts. High efficiency and high head designs are also available.
• Throatbush–wear is reduced and maintenance simplified by the use of tapered mating faces to allow positive accurate alignment during assembly and simple removal.
• One-piece frame – a very robust one-piece frame cradles the cartridge type bearing and shaft assembly.
• An external impeller adjustment mechanism is provided below the bearing housing for easy adjustment of impeller clearance

Applications

• Mill discharge
• Process pumps
• Low pressure tailings

Processes

• Slurry transportation
• Tailings Management
• Wet sand pumping

Wilden pneumatic diaphragm pump has been widely used in the following areas:
* Water treatment: lime slurry, sewage, chemicals, wastewater, etc.
* Petrochemical Industry: crude oil, heavy oil, grease, mud, sludge, etc.
* Paint industry: resin, solvents, colorants, cleaning agents, paint, etc.
* Chemical industry: acid, alkali, solvent, suspension, dispersion, etc.
* Beverage industry: yeast, syrup, red wine, fruit juice, corn syrup, etc.
* Medical industry: solvent, acid, alkali, plant extracts, plasma and other types of drugs such as liquid, etc.
* Automotive Industry: polishing emulsion, oil, coolant, automotive primer, varnish, varnish additives, etc.
* Ceramic industry: mud, ceramic slurry, lime slurry, slurry, etc.