DWC

Centrifugal pump fitted with a closed radial flow impeller in AISI 304 stainless steel. It is equipped with an insulating shell as standard, which prevents condensation inside the system. It is available with special seals for heavier duty use and higher liquid temperature limits. The choice of connections, Victaulic (DWC-V) and threaded (DWC-N), facilitates installation. Read more

Features

Compact dimensions

Compact dimensions

Sturdy construction

Sturdy construction

Silent

Silent

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Centrifugal pump fitted with a closed radial flow impeller in AISI 304 stainless steel.
It is sturdily built, made using the exclusive hydroforming process, and is equipped with increased discharge due to the absence of additional fittings.
It is equipped with an insulating shell as standard, which prevents condensation inside the system, and the standard mechanical seal is in Ceramic/Carbon/EPDM. The DWC centrifugal pump is available with special seals for heavier duty and higher liquid temperature limits.
The choice of connections, Victaulic (DWC-V) and threaded (DWC-N), facilitates installation.
For further technical information see the Databook

• Cooling, air conditioning and heating systems
• Chillers
• Washing systems
• Civil and industrial water supply

Technical data

Flow rate from 6 to 45 m³/h
Total head from 6.2 to 25 m
Max. working pressure 8 bar
Max. temperature of the liquid -15°C ÷ +75°C for H, HS, HW, HSW versions
-15°C ÷ +120°C for std version
Poles 2
Insulation class F
Protection degree IP55
Voltage Three-phase 3~230/400V ±10%

Materials

Pump body Stainless steel AISI 304 (EN 1.4301)
Impeller Stainless steel AISI 304 (EN 1.4301)
Shaft Stainless steel AISI 304 (EN 1.4301) (part in
contact with the liquid)
Mechanical seal Standard = Ceramic/Carbon/EPDM
H = Graphite/Ceramic/FPM
HS = Silicon Carbide/Silicon Carbide/FPM
HW = Tungsten Carbide/Tungsten Carbide/FPM
HSW = Silicon Carbide/Tungsten Carbide/FPM
Motor support Aluminium

I own/bought a DWC centrifugal pump, how do I carry out the first start-up properly?

The first start-up requires the following operations:

  1. undo the hexagonal cap on top of the pump’s body;
  2. use a funnel to fill the pump with water until it overflows;
  3. screw the cap back on until it’s blocked, this prevents air to seep in.

Please make sure that there is nothing blocking the dip tube’s foot valve. Once these steps have been carried out, turn the switch on and off two or three times in order to check the pump’s operating conditions and its direction of rotation. Then start its continuous operation and gradually open the delivery gate. Please always refer to user and maintenance manual.

Can I extend the DWC centrifugal pump's power cord without causing technical problems or affecting the warranty?

Yes. This operation has to be carried out by a specialised technician or at an authorised EBARA Service Centre. This avoids improper connections that can adversely affect the pump’s correct operation and the safety of the installation.

How do I check the DWC centrifugal pump's direction of rotation?

  1. Start the pump for a for a few moments;
  2. Position yourself looking at the pump on the fan side (rear);
  3. Check if the fan is turning clockwise according to the sticker arrow on the fan cover.

What is the noise level of the DWC centrifugal pump?

The noise level of the DWC centrifugal pump is <70 dB at a one metre distance

What is the maximum fluid viscosity that the DWC centrifugal pump can handle?

Contact EBARA’s Technical Customer Service to check if the pump’s model is suitable for the solution’s physical properties (concentration and temperature). In order to meet the operating requirements according to the liquid’s specific characteristics, the pump’s motor and/or hydraulics may need to be modified.


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