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New pumps saving costs and energy

by Rebecca Todesco
July 5, 2024
in Centrifugal pumps, Energy Efficiency, sponsored editorial
Reading Time: 4 mins read
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Ebara K-series pumps. Image: Ebara Pumps.

Ebara K-series pumps. Image: Ebara Pumps.

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Adapting to system requirements and operations is a key priority for pump users, but this should not have to mean sacrificing energy cost savings and contributions to a more sustainable society.

Understanding the bespoke needs of operators, Ebara Pumps has introduced energy-saving pumps to the Australian market – the K series, equipped with a new variable frequency drive, E-SPD+ (plus).

Graph drawing constant pressure control. Image: Ebara
Graph drawing constant pressure control. Images: Ebara Pumps

With rising energy costs and concerns about climate change, energy efficiency and environmental conservation have become increasingly significant topics worldwide.

Pumps are everywhere and sustain our lives and industries by supplying water and other mediums. Surprisingly, pumps account for over ten per cent of the world’s energy consumption. Due to this, the Ebara Group aims to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and contribute to the creation of a sustainable society.

Thus, Ebara Pumps Australia has introduced a new variable frequency drive E-SPD+ to provide energy-saving solutions to the pump market.

The E-SPD+ is mounted on the terminal board of electric motors from 2.2kW up to 11kW, and can be used with horizontal and vertical Ebara centrifugal pumps. Its capable of varying the speed of pumps continuously and operating on any duty points, consequently optimising performances and energy consumption according to the system’s requirements.

The model ranges of E-SPD+ are as follows:

  • E-SPD+2200MT: 230V single-phase input/three-phase output with up to 2.2kW nominal power
  • E-SPD+4000TT: 400V three-phase pumps input/three-phase output with up to 4kW nominal power
  • E-SPD+11000TT: 400V three-phase pumps input/three-phase output with up to 11kW nominal power

The special features of the new solutions are:

  • Innovative LCD display: allows for viewing and changing operating parameters and for keeping track of the history of the key parameters, faults and alarms. Its cover can be rotated 180° for easier reading
  • System protection: guards against overcurrents, input voltage fluctuations, dry running and losses in the system
  • Easy installation and programming: thanks to the highly-intuitive and user-friendly software
  • Connectivity: provided by four configurable digital inputs, two ports for configurable digital outputs, two ports for analogue 4-20mA inputs, one port for 0-10V input, and one port for motor thermistor PTC input
  • Two RS485 ports: allow for communication and parallel operation of up to eight pumps
  • Modbus connection: enables connection to monitoring systems
Graph drawing differential pressure control. Image: Ebara Pumps
Graph drawing differential pressure control.

Finally, E-SPD+ is available as energy-saving pumps K series, including vertical multi-stage inline pumps EVMS-K, horizontal multi-stage electric pumps MATRIX-K and self-priming pumps JEX-K. The K series enables application to different types of systems and use in various applications.

Pump control systems:

  • Fixed speed
  • Constant pressure for pressure boosting systems
  • Differential pressure for circulation systems

Applications:

  • Water supply
  • Pressure boosting
  • Irrigation systems
  • Filtration and reverse osmosis
  • Industrial cooling or heating systems
  • Fountains

Thanks to the cutting-edge technology of E-SPD+ and a new variety of energy-saving pumps, the K series enables Ebara to move toward reaching carbon neutrality goals and contributing to a sustainable society.

For more information, visit https://www.ebara.com.au

Featured image: Ebara K-series pumps. Image: Ebara Pumps.

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