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The Janus P60 axial piston pump is designed for operation on tap water and are available in displacements of 51.0cc/rev & 70.3cc/rev. The maximum operating pressure of the unit is 160 bar (2320 PSI) and is available are 2 port un-boosted & 3 port boosted design both with a direction of rotation clockwise or anticlockwise viewed on the pump shaft. To avoid any contamination the Janus axial piston pumps are completely oil free and operate with water as their coolant / lubricant. |
Mechanical seals are advised for constant duty applications or duty above 2500 hours between service intervals.
Displacement (cc/rev) | Max: | 70.3 |
Min: | 51.0 | |
Max. RPM | Unboosted: | 1800 |
Boosted: * | 2000 | |
Construction Materials | A.I.S.I 316, Polymer & Martensitic Stainless steel | |
Max. Input Power (kW) | 42 | |
Max. Water Flow (l/min) | 146 | |
Max. Cont. Pressure (Bar) | 160 | |
Weight (kg) | 19 | |
Temperature (°C) | Max: ** | 50 |
Min: *** | 2 |
* Pump speeds above 2000 rpm are possible under higher boost conditions, consult TWHC for details. ** Higher temperature operation is possible, consult TWHC for details. *** Consult TWHC for antifreeze option and lower temperature conditions.
ATEX approved to comply with regulations of Directive 94/9/EC for equipment or protection systems intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres.
Product group, category, zones: II 2GD ck T6 T85°C +1°C≤TA≤+40°C.
Manufactured mainly in 316 stainless steel as standard, the product offers excellent resistance to corrosive fluids. The materials utilised internally can be selected to suit the most appropriate combinations for not just tap water but also sea water and various other fluids.
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The Janus P60 axial piston pump is designed for operation on tap water and are available in displacements of 51.0cc/rev & 70.3cc/rev. The maximum operating pressure of the unit is 160 bar (2320 PSI) and is available are 2 port un-boosted & 3 port boosted design both with a direction of rotation clockwise or anticlockwise viewed on the pump shaft. To avoid any contamination the Janus axial piston pumps are completely oil free and operate with water as their coolant / lubricant. |
Mechanical seals are advised for constant duty applications or duty above 2500 hours between service intervals.
Displacement (cc/rev) | Max: | 70.3 |
Min: | 51.0 | |
Max. RPM | Unboosted: | 1800 |
Boosted: * | 2000 | |
Construction Materials | A.I.S.I 316, Polymer & Martensitic Stainless steel | |
Max. Input Power (kW) | 42 | |
Max. Water Flow (l/min) | 146 | |
Max. Cont. Pressure (Bar) | 160 | |
Weight (kg) | 19 | |
Temperature (°C) | Max: ** | 50 |
Min: *** | 2 |
* Pump speeds above 2000 rpm are possible under higher boost conditions, consult TWHC for details. ** Higher temperature operation is possible, consult TWHC for details. *** Consult TWHC for antifreeze option and lower temperature conditions.
ATEX approved to comply with regulations of Directive 94/9/EC for equipment or protection systems intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres.
Product group, category, zones: II 2GD ck T6 T85°C +1°C≤TA≤+40°C.
Manufactured mainly in 316 stainless steel as standard, the product offers excellent resistance to corrosive fluids. The materials utilised internally can be selected to suit the most appropriate combinations for not just tap water but also sea water and various other fluids.
PDF or Portable Document Files can be opened in many readers such as Chrome or Adobe PDF Reader.
STEP files can be used in many 3d packages, such as Solidworks, Autocad 3d or even Blender.
Inlet Conditions
The pumps are available in 2 designs; either 2 port un-boosted or 3 port boosted configuration.
2 Port Design
Predominantly used in power pack applications where the supply water is fed to the pump from a low pressure source i.e. local tank or water mains with very low supply pressure. This design of pump can not lift water and the inlet pressure must be positive at all times. The pipe-work must be sized to ensure that even under minimum head conditions, the water pressure is still positive at the inlet. Failure to ensure this can result in premature pump failure. A simple check is to remove the pump inlet hose and measure the flow. The inlet flow rate must be 20% over the maximum delivery flow when the tank is at it’s lowest level. This ensures the inlet has positive pressures under dynamic conditions.
Unboosted
Do not place a filter between the tank and pump unless a pressure switch protecting against negative pressure is fitted. Filter all water upon entry to the tank. All supply pipe work to be a maximum diameter and minimum length.
The ports are clearly marked P (pressure) and T (tank) do not reverse or turn the shaft in the wrong direction or failure will result.
3 Port Design
When water is fed to the pump at a minimum of 2.5 bar by either a very high pressure water main, a head or column of water in
excess of 25m in height or by an external boost pump, then the 3 port design unit should be incorporated. It separates the inlet water of the pump from the internal leakage water which must be piped away to a low pressure sump or drain if possible. Low casing pressure will prolong the shaft seals life and prevent low pressure cavitation issues. The minimum case pressure and maximum inlet pressure is desired, a minimum positive inlet pressure of 2.0 bar above T pressure is required at all times.
Boosted
Boosted pumps can rotate in either direction. Inlet and outlet ports change according to shaft rotation. Maximum casing pressure 2.5 bar.
Motor Pump Assemblies
A standard range of bell housings and couplings are available for connecting the pumps to the B5 electric motor flange. See our Pick-A-Pack datasheet for further information on potential combinations. The pumps are not capable of operating with induced axial or radial loads on the output shaft; always adopt the use of a 3 part gear style coupling where possible. If the drive shaft/spigot location is within 0.05mm concentricity, direct inline drive assemblies are permissible.
Temperature
The units will generate full performance from 2°C to 50°C. For temperatures below freezing, an environmentally friendly antifreeze is available; ask for the Monopropylene Glycol datasheet. Operation above 50°C is possible however, the volumetric efficiency of the unit will be affected. Consult TWHC and specify the maximum operating temperature.
Filters
All incoming water to the pumps must be pre-filtered to a nominal rating of 10µm (25µm absolute) with a filter element rating of β10 = 75 or better. Return line filtration is advisable on closed loop systems. High pressure filtration may also be considered but as these are manufactured in stainless steel, we consider this an expensive option.
Fluid
Drinking water quality conforming to the EEC-directive 98/83/EC should be used as standard. Consult TWHC if you are unsure of the water quality. The standard product will operate happily on technical water i.e. distilled, RO water or demineralised. Changes may need to be made to the seal material or construction depending on the operating environment.
The pumps also operate on non-flammable fluids such as Glycol 95/5 mixtures; internal clearances must be adjusted when functioning on such fluids.
It is imperative the exact operating fluid is specified on all enquiries and orders. The standard construction will operate on sea water however, due to the increased corrosion potential of the fluid, a more noble material construction may be required for long term operation.