Dewatering Pump
The D Series diesel multi-stage pump unit is designed for high-head, high-flow applications, including mine drainage, high-rise building water supply, industrial wastewater transfer, and petrochemical industries. The multi-stage centrifugal structure delivers high head while maintaining substantial flow, making it ideal for long-distance or high-lift conditions. Engine options range from Stage II to Stage III emission standards, with the entire unit performance-tested for efficient and stable continuous operation.
The unit operates reliably in temperatures ranging from -15°C to 50°C, with a multi-stage impeller design delivering a maximum head of 150 m. High-strength cast iron casing and stainless steel impeller offer excellent wear and corrosion resistance. Optimized engine-pump matching supports extended runtime without performance degradation.
The core advantages of the D Series lie in its multi-stage impeller design delivering a maximum head of 150 m; maximum flow of 350 m³/h for large-scale systems; robust cast iron casing and stainless steel impeller; and engine emission options to meet environmental requirements.
Yes. Multi-stage pumps are not self-priming. The pump casing and suction line must be fully filled with fluid before operation.
It can handle pre-treated industrial wastewater after sedimentation or filtration. Direct pumping of raw water with large particles or high solids content is not recommended.
The unit operates reliably from -15°C to 50°C, adapting to various climatic conditions.
The pump unit can be equipped with diesel engines meeting Stage II to Stage III emission standards to comply with regional environmental requirements.
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