ASME B 73.2M Pump Manufacturers

[Watro]

Helow there

I am looking for a vertical single stage pumps complying to ASME B 73.2M standard for sewage lifting application.
Please indicate if anyone knows the OEMs

We have a project in hand and need these pumps urgently

Thanks
NISS

 

[bimr]

Try the following companies for the ANSI B73.2M pump standard:

Goulds Pumps:
Model 3996
meets B73.2M
and RESP73V

http://www.gouldspumps.com/download_files/pumps3196i-FRAME/3196_i_FRAME_bulletin_readers.pdf

Flowserve (Duriron Heritage Brand):

http://www.flowserve.com/Products/Heritage-Brands/Durco

http://www.corrosionfluid.com/assets/pdf/flowserve-pumps-durco-mark-3-ansi-inline-overhung.pdf

Crane:

http://www.cranepumps.com/downloadables/CATALOGS_OIPMs/DEMING/38_3180/TS3180.PDF

http://www.cranepumps.com/products/typeInlineAnsi.php

 

[Pumpsonly]

ASME 73.2M is vertical in-line design.It is not suitable for sewage application which you will need non-clogging design for both casing and impeller.

 

[bimr]

Just noticed that you also posted "sewage lifting application".

Don't think there is an ANSI standard for sewage pumps, but some sewage pumps have ANSI flanges.

Would agree with Pumpsonly that the ANSI B73.2M pump standard is not typically used on "sewage" applications.

http://www.pumpscout.com/articles-scout-guide/pump-types-guide-aid100.html

 

[PumpSmart]

Nissmurano,

For sewage you will use a submersible grinder pump :

http://www.flygtus.com/

http://www.gouldspumps.com/download_files/HSU/Bsubmersible.pdf

But there are not B73.2, since pump B73.2 features desing are not more recommendable for sewage aplication.

But if you have some fluid analysis with very low solids content, and installation must be in-line, B73.2 will be an option.

I hope this helps.

 

[SMOKES]

try

http://www.hus-pumps.com/

they are very god at this stuff