Watson-Marlow Bredel

Watson-Marlow Bredel - Peristaltic Pumps

Watson-Marlow Bredel has, through selective acquisition, innovative product development and geographical expansion, grown rapidly to lead the world market for peristaltic pumps, tube and hose pumps. This is an expanding segment of the positive displacement pump market, and the peristaltic principle enables sensitive, abrasive or corrosive fluids to be pumped safely, accurately and without contamination anywhere from biotechnology to chemical and food processing to waste treatment.

PRIMARY / THICKENED SLUDGE FEEDING

The simple glandless, "straight through" construction without valves, seals, vanes, rotors or impellers, has clear advantages in handling viscous sludges liable to contain grit, rag type or other solids which cause blockages, while the ability to impart minimal shear, combined with the high levels of volumetric accuracy when handling additives such as polyelectrolyte, is important in terms of both efficient flocculation and additive consumption.

Reduced operating costs can be achieved by the installation of Watson-Marlow Bredel pumps in the feeding of primary or thickened sludge to digesters or filter presses, and in primary tank auto-desludging. To complete primary auto-desludging, following digester treatment, the sludge goes to secondary storage tanks, where polyelectrolytes are dosed by low-pressure peristaltic pumps prior to dewatering.

PERISTALTIC PUMPS

Peristaltic pumps have no valves, seals or glands, and the fluid contacts only the bore of the hose or tube. Simple to install, easy to use and quick to maintain, provide a low whole live cost, they are the hot new technology, and the world's fastest-growing pump type.

Supply of quality potable water within current permit levels is paramount, and efficient plant operation is essential in meeting these critical standards. Metering applications, typically with sodium hypochlorite, lime or ferric chloride, often place arduous demands on pumps. These chemicals can cause vapour locking, abrasive wear and pump clogging, leading to poor performance and premature failure of traditional metering pumps. Watson-Marlow Bredel peristaltic pumps are a proven solution and exceed performance expectations.

  • Self-priming to 30ft and dry-running
  • 875,000:1 turndown - same pump!
  • Accuracy to ±0.5%
  • Lowest Life Cycle Cost (LCC)
  • No internal check valves
  • Eight tube sizes
  • Sealless design
  • Microlitres to 33L/min
  • Reversible
  • 3 second pump rebuild
  • Will not vapour lock

Applications include pH control, disinfection, primary and secondary disinfection, accurate sampling, metering and dosing of difficult fluids such as sodium hypochlorite, ferric chloride, sodium bisulphite, alum, fluoride, carbon and lime slurries, polymers, aqueous ammonia, potassium permanganate, caustic, aluminium sulphate, flocculants and lime slurry.

HIGH-PRESSURE HOSE PUMPS

High-pressure hose pumps offer increased reliability and cost reductions for sludge applications. Critical processes such as centrifuge feed must be carried out reliably. Watson-Marlow Bredel hose pumps are able to meet these demanding performance requirements.

  • Abrasion – grit resistant hose
  • 100% efficient - no slip
  • 80m³/hr (0gpm to 350gpm to 16bar / 232psi)
  • Lowest Life Cycle Cost (LCC)
  • Only one wearing part - the hose
  • Reversible
  • Dry-running
  • Self priming to 30ft suction

Hose pumps offer efficient handling of primary, secondary, digested thickened sludge, RAS, WAS and scum, and are used in DAF, septage, sampling, grit removal, belt filter presses and centrifuge feeds.

Please use the contact details below to make an enquiry about our products.

See also:

Chemicals Technology - Watson-Marlow - Peristaltic Tube and High-Pressure Hose Pumps

Mining Technology- Watson-Marlow - Peristaltic and High-Pressure Hose Pumps

Watson-Marlow Bredel Pumps Limited
Falmouth
Cornwall
TR11 4RU
United Kingdom
Tel: +44 1326 370370
Fax: +44 1326 377006
Email: info@watson-marlow.co.uk
URL: www.watson-marlow.com
URL: Water and Waste - Improve Your Process (pdf)
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The drawing shows a peristaltic pumphead loaded with tubing.
The drawing shows a peristaltic pumphead loaded with tubing.
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The peristaltic pump is the simplest, cleanest and most product sensitive method of fluid transfer.
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Thames Water South East Provinces Waste Water site in Cranleigh is using ferric chloride as a flocculating agent in order to meet the AMP 3 biochemical oxygen demand parameter. For a totally reliable pump that could deal with this highly corrosive chemical, they turned to Watson-Marlow Bredel and their new 520UN/R2 peristaltic pump.
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