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Overview

The Grundfos RC pumps are used for circulation of liquid refrigerants in refrigeration systems.

RC pumps have been designed and optimised for use with CO2 as refrigerant but are also applicable to NH3 (Ammonia) and selected HFCs.

The NPSH required is low and reduces the need for the traditional loss generating protective devices can help system designers in reducing the dimensions and cost of the system. The RC pumps have an innovative design in stainless steel which makes specially suited for use with high pressure refrigerants (CO2) – the pump has only one seal between the refrigerant side and the ambient. A version with welding connections eliminates the use of counter flanges and possible leakages in flange connections.

 

Applications

The Grundfos RC pumps are designed for circulation of liquid refrigerant in refrigeration systems.

 

Features and Benefits

  • Barrel-type, semi-hermetic, high-pressure design
  • Multi-stage centrifugal pump
  • Canned motor (no shaft-seals)
  • High energy efficiency
  • Wide range for variable speed capacity control
  • Low NPSHR and robust to vapour bubbles in inlet
  • Installation and service friendly
  • Compact and low weight

 


Benefits
  • Low energy consumption and high performance
  • Easy installation due to innovative design
  • Designed and optimized for use with CO2

Brochures

 

RC - Data booklet

Data booklet
Publication No.: 97712573
Release date: 30-09-2010

1804 kb


A Wide Range of Quality Pumps Product Overview

Release date: 05/2011


Order literature

Order Literature

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