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Engineered to deliver lower operating costs than variable-speed pumps with standard induction motors, according to the manufacturer, the medium-range Design Envelop permanent magnet pumps are available with motors ranging from 15 to 50 hp.
As the operating range of high temperature heat transfer fluids expands beyond 750°F, the design of equipment used with these fluids, including high temperature pumps, must evolve as well.
In many industrial processes, heating and cooling play essential roles in the implementation or achievement of special quality characteristics. More specifically, processes in which heat transfer fluids supply or remove energy serve this purpose.
Pumps for higher temperature service require particular features for best performance. Applying these features to pumps used in lower temperature service will enhance their performance as well.