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Flowserve HHPX API Process Pump
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Flowserve HHPX API Process Pump

The Flowserve HHPX pump is an end-suction, single-stage, radially split pump designed for high suction pressure seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) desalination applications, such as energy recovery device (ERD) boosters. It is specially designed to deliver increased efficiency and easy maintenance, helping desalination plants lower energy and maintenance costs.
Flow Rate Up To 1,800 m³/h (7,930 gpm)
Head Up To 350 m (1,100 ft)
Max Pressure 90 bar (1,305 psi)
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Applications

  • Water Management
  • Desalination

Key Features

  • Temperatures to 50°C (122°F)
  • True back pullout design
  • Mechanical seal with low resultant seal chamber pressure
  • Single or dual volute, depending on the flow rate
  • High suction pressure design
  • Fan-cooled bearings are oil lubricated
  • Fully shrouded, precision-cast impellers and new optimized volute hydraulic passageways
  • Non-metallic wear rings

Technical specifications

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Brand Flowserve
Model HHPX API Process Pump
Equipment Category API Process Pump
Sizes DN 200 to 350 (8 to 14 in)
Pressure Class PN 90 (1,305 psi)
Materials Super-duplex (A890, Grade 5A; PREN ≥ 40), Optional Alloy 885 (PREN ≤ 40)

Frequently asked questions

What is the Flowserve HHPX pump used for?
The Flowserve HHPX is designed for high-suction-pressure seawater reverse-osmosis desalination applications, including energy-recovery-device booster duties.
What type of pump is the Flowserve HHPX?
It is an end-suction, single-stage, radially split centrifugal pump designed for high-suction-pressure service.
What does high suction pressure mean for an HHPX pump?
It means the pump is designed to operate where pressure at the inlet is already high, such as in seawater reverse-osmosis systems with energy recovery equipment.
How do I choose the right HHPX pump?
Contact us with your required flow, pressure, seawater conditions, temperature, energy-recovery equipment details and pipework requirements, and we can help identify a suitable configuration.

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