Receiver-Mounted Vacuum Filtrate Pumps for Filtration Circuits

Process Vacuum supplies receiver-mounted vacuum filtrate pumps designed to remove liquid from a vacuum receiver while the receiver remains under vacuum. The pumps are self-priming under vacuum and designed for filtration duties where conventional pumping arrangements can face suction limitations.

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Vacuum Filtrate Pump Range

Process Vacuum's documented vacuum filtrate pump models include the following. Contact the engineering team to discuss the model and performance requirements for your application.

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Materials Selected for the Application

Material selection depends on the liquid being handled, operating conditions and process requirements.

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Built for Industrial Filtration Circuits

Vacuum filtrate pumps are used to remove filtrate from vacuum receivers associated with industrial filtration duties, including:

Engineering and testing capability

Dedicated Testing Capability

Process Vacuum has a dedicated test bed for filtrate receiver and extraction pumps. This supports the company's equipment testing capability.

Industry Applications

Engineered Solutions for a Range of Industries

Our vacuum systems support a wide range of industrial applications, helping improve efficiency, reliability and process performance.

Mineral Filtration

Power Generation

Pulp and Paper

Chemical and Petrochemical

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Frequently asked questions

What is a vacuum filtrate pump?

It removes liquid from a vacuum receiver while the receiver remains under vacuum, typically as part of an industrial filtration circuit.

Why use a receiver-mounted pump?

The receiver operates under vacuum, which can limit the suction conditions available to conventional pumps. Process Vacuum's receiver-mounted design is self-priming under vacuum.

What materials are available?

Documented options include carbon steel with 27% chrome impellers, 316L stainless steel, Duplex CD4MCu and internally coated carbon steel.

Can I obtain performance curves for each model?

Contact Process Vacuum with your required flow and head. Model-specific performance curves and their availability need to be confirmed with the engineering team.

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