The VEY and VNY are vertical mixed-flow molten salt pumps with high capacity and medium to high head. Its design includes hydraulics from proven ranges.

The VEY is a vertical mixed flow pump with high capacity and medium to high head. Its design includes hydraulics from proven ranges. This pump has been engineered to balance high eficiency, low submergence and Net Positive Suction Head Required (NPSHr) considerations.

VEY and VNY vertical turbine pumps Features and benefits • Engineered suction design for optimized submergence • Engineered bearing bushings for better shaft alignment and adaptation to the thermal expansion • Main shaft sealing by throttle bushing for permanent leak-off recirculation to the molten salt tank

VEY AND VNY VERTICAL TURBINE PUMPS KEY CHARACTERISTICS Capacities 3up to 4’000 m/h / 17’600 USgpm Heads up to 400 m / 1’300 ft Pressures up to 100 bar / 1’450 psi Temperatures up to 600ºC / 1’100ºF APPLICATIONS • Molten salt Molten salt pumps

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Oct 24, 2023 · Sulzer is contributing to decarbonizing the energy industry with the supply of a custom VNY molten salt pump to the Molten Salts Storage (MOSS) project in Denmark. A world first, the pilot plant will validate the commercial viability of …

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The VEY and VNY are vertical mixed-flow molten salt pumps with high capacity and medium to high head. Its design includes hydraulics from proven ranges.

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