
WKTR barrel casing condensate pump
Vertical, shaft-driven, double-casing diffuser pump with integrated thrust bearing and discharge through the column pipe to API 610 / ISO 13709 (VS6). Available with one or…
| Max. flow rate | 350 m³/h |
|---|---|
| Max. head | 500 m |
| Pressure | 51 bar |
| Max. temp. | 250 °C |
Maximum values for the series. The exact selection is made on the duty point.
Price and lead time on request
We quote the configuration that fits your application: size, impeller, materials, motor.
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- Free hydraulic selection before the quote
- Delivery throughout Romania and original spare parts
WKTR is part of the KSB range of condensate pumps. Condensate pumps for thermal power plants and steam systems.
Key data of the WKTR series
- Maximum series flow rate: 350 m³/h
- Maximum head: 500 m
- Pressure: 51 bar
- Maximum fluid temperature: 250 °C
These are maximum values for the series. The exact size, materials and motor are chosen on the duty point of your application.
Fluids and applications
- Resistant to high condensate temperatures
- Condensate recovery systems
- Steam generation plants
Quote and sizing
For a quote on the WKTR can-type pump we need the flow rate, head, fluid and temperature. If you are replacing an existing pump, a photo of its nameplate is enough: we find the right variant and check the connections. The datasheet is in the Documentation tab.
| Maximum overall flow rate of the type series | 350 m³/h |
|---|---|
| Maximum pump head in the type series | 500 m |
| Maximum permissible pressure for the pump in the type series | 51 bar |
| Maximum fluid temperature | 250 °C |
We send the datasheet, performance curves and dimensional drawings with the quote, for the exact equipment variant.
Request documentationSpare parts for WKTR
We supply original KSB spare parts for WKTR (impellers, mechanical seals, bearings, wear rings, repair kits), including for equipment bought from other suppliers. To identify the parts we only need the series and type from the equipment nameplate.
