The document describes a reciprocating pump called the SDPD that is used to pump liquid oxygen, nitrogen, argon, carbon dioxide, and other cryogenic liquids. It has a maximum design pressure of 420 bar for models with a 22 or 20 mm piston diameter and 280 bar for models with a 30 or 32 mm piston diameter. The pump is tested prior to shipment to ensure performance meets specifications. It has features like an upward slanted cold end, vacuum insulation, and a straight inflow suction valve to provide efficient pumping with a low NPSH requirement. Options include temperature sensors and a thermosiphon tank suction valve.
The document describes a reciprocating pump called the SDPD that is used to pump liquid oxygen, nitrogen, argon, carbon dioxide, and other cryogenic liquids. It has a maximum design pressure of 420 bar for models with a 22 or 20 mm piston diameter and 280 bar for models with a 30 or 32 mm piston diameter. The pump is tested prior to shipment to ensure performance meets specifications. It has features like an upward slanted cold end, vacuum insulation, and a straight inflow suction valve to provide efficient pumping with a low NPSH requirement. Options include temperature sensors and a thermosiphon tank suction valve.
The document describes a reciprocating pump called the SDPD that is used to pump liquid oxygen, nitrogen, argon, carbon dioxide, and other cryogenic liquids. It has a maximum design pressure of 420 bar for models with a 22 or 20 mm piston diameter and 280 bar for models with a 30 or 32 mm piston diameter. The pump is tested prior to shipment to ensure performance meets specifications. It has features like an upward slanted cold end, vacuum insulation, and a straight inflow suction valve to provide efficient pumping with a low NPSH requirement. Options include temperature sensors and a thermosiphon tank suction valve.
The document describes a reciprocating pump called the SDPD that is used to pump liquid oxygen, nitrogen, argon, carbon dioxide, and other cryogenic liquids. It has a maximum design pressure of 420 bar for models with a 22 or 20 mm piston diameter and 280 bar for models with a 30 or 32 mm piston diameter. The pump is tested prior to shipment to ensure performance meets specifications. It has features like an upward slanted cold end, vacuum insulation, and a straight inflow suction valve to provide efficient pumping with a low NPSH requirement. Options include temperature sensors and a thermosiphon tank suction valve.
Pump ID Meaning SDPD 22 or 30 / 20 or 32 (model) (piston Ø in mm) (piston stroke in mm)
Cylinder and buffer
Applications tank filling
Liquids LOX, LIN, LAr,
pumped LCO2, LN2O, LNG
Grease lubricated Drive type crank drive
Design pres- 420 bar / 6100 PSI sure 22/20
Design pres- 280 bar / 4000 PSI sure 30/32 Performance
Test Procedure Each pump manufactured by CRYO- bar STAR is mechanically and cryogeni- 420 cally tested prior to shipment in our state-of-the-art testing facility to SDPD 22/20 ensure that performance meets cus- tomer specification. The precision of measuring devices provides essential 280 results : differential head, flow rate, seal gas consumption, pump efficien- SDPD 30/20 cy, NPSH, noise and vibration levels – all documented and submitted to the customer.
SDPD 30/32 Quality Designed in compliance with guide- 0 lines like IGC 11/82 norm 0 0.7 1.3 2 3.3 6.8 10 l/min Features 5 The thin “hat” seal rings remain flexible even at extremely low temperatures 1 The cold end is slanted upwards by 10 degrees, thus improving degassing of the pump cylinder and 6 The cold end is either screwed in, or bolted to an preventing accumulation of gas in the suction intermediate piece. This open distance piece serves chamber prior to start-up and during operation as a cold break between the cylinder and the crank drive 2 Thanks to the excellent vacuum insulation, the lowest temperature is kept in the pump body, and 7 Both the crank drive and the intermediate part have the liquid is available for an instant re-start (without connections for an optional nitrogen purge venting) 8 Thermosiphon tank suction valve execution (option), 3 The suction chamber is designed to separate allowing for a shorter cool down period as well as any flash gas from the incoming liquid, assuring a reduced losses homogeneous flow of cold liquid into the cylinder 9 Piston head made of bronze allowing a safer 4 The straight inflow suction valve provides the best operation. possible low resistance flow characteristic, ensuring a low NPSH requirement. (large diameter of the inflow suction valve)
7 5 9 2
6 4 1 3 8
Longer cold end life time is assured
Options through relatively low pump speeds and the KWIKSTART installation. PT100 probe in gas return line for cool-down protection The flexible suction and return line Low Pressure seals heater for cold standby periods over 3 hours sections are also slanted and made as short as possible so that the pump can PT100 probe in discharge line for anti-cavitation protection be placed very close to the tank pod. PT100 probe in intermediate piece for leakage detection
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