
Datasheet summary
PHZ
PDF datasheet mirror for PHZ (KSB Pumps). Verify with OEM before design.
Summary
Product identification
The PHZ is a vertical tubular casing pump.
Applications:
- Provision of seawater for desalination systems
- Cooling water systems in power stations and industrial plants
- Water extraction for flue gas desulphurisation
- Water extraction and drainage in low-list pumping stations
Operating limits
- Max. flow rate: 18 m³/s
- Max. head: 25 m
- Max. fluid temperature: 40 °C
- Max. speed: 980 min⁻¹
*Higher flow rates, pump heads, and temperatures are available on request.
Feed water
Fluid pumped: Fresh water ≤ 28 °C
- Standard material:
- Casing: grey cast iron / steel
- Impeller: CrNi steel
- Shaft: carbon steel
Fluid pumped: Seawater ≤ 35 °C
- Standard material:
- Casing: duplex steel
- Impeller: duplex steel
- Shaft: duplex steel
Fluid pumped: Seawater 35 °C - 40 °C
- Standard material:
- Casing: super duplex steel
- Impeller: super duplex steel
- Shaft: super duplex steel
In addition, active cathode protection is available for stainless steel pumps and sacrificial anodes for steel pumps with coating.
Mechanical / hydraulic
- Bearings: Every pump comes with KSB‘s specially developed RESIDUR® bearings, which are wear-resistant, maintenance-free, and medium-lubricated. An alternative design with polymer plastic bearings (Thordon) is possible.
- Adjustment: Economically efficient adjustment to match changes in system conditions (flow rate/head) is possible by adjusting the axial propeller both during operation and during standstill.
- Design variants: Pumps are available in pull-out design, allowing straightforward removal and maintenance of all wear parts.
- Customization: Customised pump designs are available, adapted to existing structures and systems. Various customised solutions with special elbow angles, seals, 45-degree horizontal pumps, and floor installation are possible.
Disclaimer: This summary is based on extracted text and may not include all figures, footnotes, or the latest revisions from the official OEM PDF. Contractual data must always match the specific OEM PDF revision used for the project.
Official datasheet (PDF)
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