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Amarinth - Model III Series -High Volume Condensate Recovery Units
Amarinth Series III Condensate Recovery Units perform a critical role in the overall condensate recovery system, ensuring that the maximum latent energy is retained by returning hot condensate to the boiler quickly for re-use. They are typically used in industrial buildings such as factories and hospitals. Series III Condensate Recovery Units are manufactured in 5 tank sizes and incorporate a control panel and Amarinth low NPSH pumps which help reduce the height of the unit saving space and cost.
CRU Sizing Charts
Amarinth Series III Condensate Recovery Units are designed to handle hot condensate, which is returned for use as boiler feed water. Units are sized based on the head and flow required to get the condensate back to the boiler, along with the operating temperature as this affects the NPSH required by the pump - either 98°C, 94°C or 90°C.
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Drawings
The images below are provided to help you visualise various Series III CRU product configurations including:
- General arrangement – simplex pump
- General arrangement – duplex pump
- General description: Packaged condensate recovery unit incorporating a horizontal receiver with single or twin close coupled motor pumps and control gear.
- Construction: Galvanised steel receiver with integral control unit and pump
- Design methodology: Advanced computer techniques including 3D modelling, FEA & CFD
- Design pressure rating: Vented operation
- Temperature rating: 120°C (standard construction)
- Operating temperature: Up to 98°C
- Flow rate: Up to 35,000kg/h
- Differential head: Up to 35m
- Speed: Up to 3600 rpm
- Control gear: Float operated magnetic level switch linked to control panel
- Configurations: Simplex unit (one pump), Duplex unit (two pumps)
- Design life: 20 years (2 years uninterrupted operation)