Borehole Submersible Pumps

ENGINEERING FLOW SOLUTIONS
CIRIS
BOREHOLE SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS
CONTENTS
HMS СIRIS PUMPS: GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Application.........................................................................................................................................................2
Operating conditions.........................................................................................................................................2
Technical data....................................................................................................................................................2
Design features: submersible pumps................................................................................................................2
Design features: submersible motors................................................................................................................2
Reliability............................................................................................................................................................3
Performance range............................................................................................................................................3
Pump series designation....................................................................................................................................3
Features, Advantages, Benefits.........................................................................................................................4
General assembling drawing: submersible pump............................................................................................5
General assembling drawing: submersible motor............................................................................................6
Material selection..............................................................................................................................................7
PUMP SELECTION AND OPERATION GUIDELINE

Main parameters...............................................................................................................................................8
Duty point...........................................................................................................................................................................9
Pump selection sequence...............................................................................................................................................10
Head losses in steel pipes...............................................................................................................................................12
Head losses in plastic pipes............................................................................................................................................13
Hydraulic accumulator selection...................................................................................................................................14
Pump installation requirements...................................................................................................................................15
Pump selection examples...............................................................................................................................................16
Operation with variable speed drives..........................................................................................................................20
Operation with frequency inverters............................................................................................................................21
Typical mistakes in pump selection and operation...................................................................................................21
PERFORMANCE CURVES AND DIMENSIONS

HMS CIRIS 6”....................................................................................................................................................24
HMS CIRIS 8”....................................................................................................................................................37
HMS CIRIS 10”..................................................................................................................................................48
HMS CIRIS 12”..................................................................................................................................................52
ACCESSORIES
Pipe adapters...................................................................................................................................................57
Thread adapters..............................................................................................................................................58
REWINDABLE SUBMERSIBLE MOTORS. DAP SERIES

Features and advantages.................................................................................................................................59
DAP6 series......................................................................................................................................................60
DAP8 series......................................................................................................................................................60
DAP10 series....................................................................................................................................................61
Operating parameters....................................................................................................................................................62
PUMP CONTROL PANELS, HMS CONTROL L3 SERIES

Control modes.................................................................................................................................................63
Applications.....................................................................................................................................................63
Features and Functions....................................................................................................................................63
Options............................................................................................................................................................63
Interface...........................................................................................................................................................63
Technical data..................................................................................................................................................63
Designation......................................................................................................................................................64
Panel selection.................................................................................................................................................64
Recommendations...........................................................................................................................................65
CABLE SELECTION...........................................................................................................................................66
REQUEST FOR QUOTATION

HMS CIRIS Pumps: General Description
HMS CIRIS PUMPS:

GENERAL DESCRIPTION
APPLICATION DESIGN FEATURES: SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS

—— Municipal Water Supply —— CFD pump design methods
—— Agriculture, Irrigation, Sprinkler systems

—— Extensive range of sizes (from 6 to 12 inches)
—— Industrial Water Supply enables precise pump selection in accordance
—— Mining Industry with operating conditions. That will increase
reliability and efficiency of operation
—— Pressure Boosting
—— Ground Water Lowering —— Single/multistage centrifugal

pumps in ring-section design
OPERATING CONDITIONS —— Radial or mixed flow stages
Pumped liquid................................................ water

—— Built-in suction strainer
Liquid temperature............................... up to 25 °С
—— Built-in check valve
Total dissolved solids (TDS)............up to 1500 mg/l
Sulphates..........................................up to 500 mg/l —— Stainless steel straps
Chlorides..........................................up to 350 mg/l —— Corrosion resistance

Hydrogen sulfide........................ less than 1.5 mg/l
Sand.................................................up to 100 mg/l
DESIGN FEATURES: SUBMERSIBLE MOTORS
TECHNICAL DATA —— High-efficient rewindable electric motor
Diameter range (inches) ......................... 6, 8, 10, 12 —— Reliable and easy in operation and service
Capacity range.................................. 2.5 - 290 m3/h

—— Voltage surges resistance
Head range..........................................up to 550 m
DAP series motor power................... up to 130 kW
RELIABILITY
Rotation speed.........................................3000 rpm
Rated voltage.................50Hz, 3-phase, 380/400 V The HMS Ciris pumps are covered with a three (3)
year warranty. Estimated operation lifetime is
Min. cooling flow-rate:............................ 0.2 m/sec four (4) years provided that the pump is operated
accordingly to the operation manual and
The HMS CIRIS pump consists of a single manufacturer’s recommendations.
or multistage single-entry pump and a rigidly
coupled rewindable water-filled electric motor. Vertical Installation: borehole, water lowering, etc.
Horizontal Installation: reservoirs, fountains,

The HMS CIRIS pumps have been engineered booster modules, etc.
in accordance with modern requirements
to efficiency and reliability: taking into account The HMS Ciris pumps shall be connected
heavy duty operation conditions and unstable to the power supply via the «HMS Control L3»
power supply quality. series control panel or other control panel.
2 HMS CIRIS Borehole Submersible Pumps

PERFORMANCE RANGE
H, m
640 1. CRS 6-4
2. CRS 6-6,5
3. CRS 6-10
8-16
4. CRS 6-16
320 5. CRS 6-25 6-10 8-25 10-65
6. CRS 8-16 6-6,5 6-16
7. CRS 8-25 8-40
12-250
8. CRS 8-40 10-120
160 9. CRS 8-65
6-4 6-25 8-65
10. CRS 10-65
10-160
11. CRS 10-120
12-200
12. CRS 10-160
80 13. CRS 12-160
12-160
14. CRS 12-200
15. CRS 12-210
10-100
16. CRS 12-250
40
20
10
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 20 30 40 50 70 100 Q, m3/h 300
PUMP SERIES DESIGNATION
CRS 8 - 25 / 10 - 22 ssi
Pump series: HMS Ciris
Well diameter, inches
Capacity, m3/h
Number of stages
Motor rated power, kW
Material*
* Options (if applicable): ssi - stainless steel impeller ssp - stainless steel pump
HMS CIRIS Borehole Submersible Pumps 3

FEATURES, ADVANTAGES, BENEFITS
1. AISI 316 stainless steel straps

2. B
uilt-in non-return valve to prevent
water hummer and reverse rotation 1
3. Octagonal bearings for sand removal
2
4. AISI 420 stainless steel shaft
5. A
ISI 316 stainless steel thick-tube stages casings 3
for maximum structural rigidity and damage
prevention during installation and corrosion 4
protection of pump stages
5
6. P
atented design of the plastic impellers
reinforced with stainless steel notably
increases their service life 6
7. I mpellers with hydraulic axial unloading
with expeller vanes 7
8. Built-in strainer on the pump inlet
9. S and guard for motor protection from
the solid particles 8
10. Mechanical seal isolating internal cavity
of the motor from pumped water 9
11. Radial bearings of advanced composite
10
(graphite-based) materials with helical
grooves for better lubrication
11
12. High temperature insulated winding
wire (100 °С) 12
13. Squirrel cage type rotor made of copper
for increased reliability and efficiency 13
14. AISI 316 stainless steel motor casing
14
15. Increased length of stator and rotor enhance
reliability and improves cooling
15
16. Reverse trust bearing prevents rotor’s
vertical displacement
17. Self-aligning water lubricated thrust bearing
ensures trouble-free operation
18. Rubber membrane compensating
liquid thermal expansion
—— Rewindable electric motors

16
—— Keyed coupling; NEMA coupling is available
—— Motors are filled with a liquid allowing 17

contact with potable water and be stored
at low temperatures to -30 °С. Motors
can be filled with clean fresh water 18
—— 100% of pump units are factory-tested

GENERAL ASSEMBLING DRAWING: SUBMERSIBLE PUMP
1. Bolt
2. Washer
3. Strap
4. Shaft
5. Key
6. Spring ring
7. Non-return valve
8. Ring
9. Sealing ring
10. Discharged head
11. Stage casing
12. Ring
13. Bolt
14. Washer
15. Washer
16. Bearing
17. Ring
18. Diffuser
19. Ring
20. Spacer
21. Impeller
22. Diaphragm
23. Wearing ring
24. Diaphragm cover
25. Bushing
26. Diffuser
27. Motor adapter
28. Strainer
29. Key
30. Coupling

GENERAL ASSEMBLING DRAWING: SUBMERSIBLE MOTOR
1. Lockin ring
2. Diaphragm cover
3. Diaphragm
4. Screw
5. Washer
6. Bottom
7. Screw
8. Washer
9. Revers thrust bearing
10. O-ring
11. Lower bearing casing
12. Ring
13. Winding fixator
14. Sleeve bearing
15. Plug
16. O-ring
17. Upper bearing casing
18. Washer
19. Mechanical seal cover
20. Screw
21. Washer
22. Sand protector
23. Stud sealing
24. Mechanical seal
25. O-ring
26. Cable nut
27. Cable sealing
28. Cable sealing
29. Cable sealing
30. Stud
31. Lock ring
32. Thrust ring
33. Stator
34. Key
35. Rotor
36. Ring
37. Thrust journal
38. Thrust bearing
39. Screw
40. Lock nut
41. Screw
42. Key
43. Plate

MATERIAL SELECTION
Pump Motor
Model
Impeller Diffuser Stage casing Shaft Casing Bearing housing
CRS 6 – 4
CRS 6 - 6.5
Thermoplastic
resin armored Thermoplastic
CRS 6 – 10
with stainless resin
steel
CRS 6 – 16
CRS 6 - 25
Thermoplastic
CRS 8 - 16
steel
CRS 8 - 25
Stainless steel; Thermoplastic
AISI 316 resin
CRS 8 - 40
Cast iron
AISI 316 AISI 420 AISI 316 with powder
Thermoplastic coating
CRS 8 - 65
steel
Thermoplastic
CRS 10 - 65
resin
CRS 10 - 100
CRS 10 - 120
CRS 10 - 160
AISI 316
CRS 12 - 160 AISI 316
CRS 12 - 200
CRS 12 - 210
CRS 12 - 250

Pumps Selection and Operation Guideline
PUMP SELECTION AND OPERATION

GUIDELINE
The information in this section provides the efficiency and reliability depends on consistency
recommendations on selection, installation and of its components operation (Fig. 1).
operation of the submersible pumps in the most
efficient way, avoiding the most typical mistakes THE MAIN PARAMETERS OF THE PUMP
and significantly reducing the number of failures.
—— Q-H curve to show head vs. capacity relation
—— Q-P curve: power vs. capacity relationship

MAIN PARAMETERS for multistage pumps the curve can be
The water supply system consists of many shown for one stage or whole pump
elements and the main of them are the pumps, —— Efficiency curve to show stage efficiency
pipes, valves, tanks and reservoirs. Each element with taking into account losses in
influences on others so the whole system non-return valve and at the pump inlet
H
Head curve
duty point
Hoper. pump feature
system feature
Hst
0,7Qoper. Q oper. 1,2Qoper. Q
operation range
Ƞ Pump efficiency
Ƞ
Ƞoper.
P2 Pump consumed P2
power
P2oper.
0,7Q oper. Q oper. 1,2Q oper. Q
Fig. 1. The pump and the water supply system parameters

WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM PARAMETERS Finding the operating point within that range
provides the most efficient operation. Fulfilling
The water supply system feature shows the this requirement enables pump operation with
relation between its hydraulic resistance and high efficiency and reliability.
the fluid consumption. The system includes a set
of tanks, pipes, valves and filters which the liquid
DUTY POINT
goes through to a pump and from the pump
to consumer. Each of these elements has their Duty point is determined by intersection of the
own hydraulic features that collectively represent system and pump curves (Fig. 2). The intersection
the system’s feature. point is called the duty point. One of the main
Pumps efficiency is primarily determined by their conditions in а pump selection is to provide the
correct selection, which is with taking into account preferred operating range of 70-120% of nominal
all process specifics. Therefore, energy efficient capacity.
operation is based on the best match of pump
and system features so the operating point would
stay in the performance range of pump.
Duty point
Н Pump feature
5
Нpump System feature
2 3 4
Нd
±0,00
Performance range
hf
Н static
Нf
Н install
Static level
Dynamic level
0 Qpump Q
1
Efficiency
Min level not less 1m
1 - Borehole pump
2 - Control panel Efficiency curve
3 - Pressure gauge Pump
4 - Valve
5 - Open tank
efficiency
1m
6 - Well filter
6
Qpump Q
Fig. 2. The pump and the water supply system installation features

PUMP SELECTION SEQUENCE
Initial data 1-st stage. Determining the pump diameter
—— Required capacity and head values Pump diameter shall correspond to the inner
—— Well (borehole) data or ones got by measurement:
diameter of the well albeit the certain min.
clearance between motor casing surface
1. Internal well diameter (Tab. 1) and inside well diameter is required (Tab. 2).
2. Static water level
3. Well yield (or output) 2-nd stage. Determining the pump capacity
4. Dynamic water level (pumping water level)
Pumps shall be selected so that well yield would
to correspond with well yield
exceed the nominal capacity by at least 25%
5. Well screen/filter depth (Tab. 3).
6. Chemical composition and solids content
Table 1. Corresponding diameters of the borehole pipe casing (well) and pumps
Borehole pipe casing/well inner diameter, not less, mm 98 150 199 250 301
Pump size, inches 4 5,6 8 10 12
Table 2. HMS Ciris pumps nominal capacity range
O, inches 4 5 6 8 10 10,12 12
Q, m3/h 1.5 2.5 4.0 6.5 10.0 6.5 10.0 6.5 10.0 16.0 25.0 16.0 25.0 40.0 65.0 65.0 100.0 120.0 160.0 210 250
Table 3. Well yield vs. HMS Ciris pumps nominal capacity range
Well yield, Capacity, m3/hour

m3/hour 1 2.5 4 6.5 10 16 25 40 65 100 120 160 210 250
1.3….3 *
3…....5 * *
5…....8 * * *
8..…12 * * * *
12..…20 * * * * *
20..…30 * * * * * *
30..…50 * * * * * * *
50..…80 * * * * * * * *
80…125 * * * * * * * * *
125…150 * * * * * * * * * *
150…200 * * * * * * * * * * *
200…260 * * * * * * * * * * * *
260…350 * * * * * * * * * * * * *
350 ... 450 * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

3-rd stage. Determining required pump head Dynamic head of system characteristic
Duty point is determined by the system Dynamic head is determined by losses in the
characteristic: pipeline and takes the form of quadratic
dependence: hf (Q) = k∙Q2
where
k – loss coefficient that depends on losses
System characteristic consists of two parts: static along the pipeline and elements resistances
and dynamic heads. (valves, manifolds, valves, adapters, etc.).
That relation is shown as parabola on chart.
Static head of system characteristic
According to installation position static part Formula for head losses:

is determined by geometric height of water lift
relative to dynamic water level and geometric
height of the tank. In case of operating with
accumulating tank or water collector the back where
pressure must be taken into account.
h100 – losses per every 100 m of a pipeline, m
Formula for the static part calculation: L – actual pipeline length, m
h – elements loss value, m
Elements loss values according to flow rate are

where given in Valve reference books and manuals.
h100 values for various material selection are
Hdyn – dynamic water level, m also given in reference materials. Data on losses
Hgeo – height from wellhead to max water and flow rates in pipelines made of the most
level in the tank, m common materials is given in Table 4 and Table 5.
(pp.13, 14).
Pres – pressure in the tank
– water density, kg/m3 Thus, by determining values of all system com-
ponents for various capacities, system’s head
g – acceleration of gravity, kg/m3
characteristic can be built:
for a tank operating under atmospheric pressure
Knowing required head, in accordance with

Formula for determining dynamic water level: 1-3 stages it is possible to determine a pump
to comply with system features.
where
S – level lowering according to the spe-
cific well yield chart, m
Hst – static water level, m

Table 4. Head losses in steel pipes
Upper value: Flow rate, m/sec. Lower value: Losses per every 100 m of a straight steel pipe
Capacity Relative drift diameter/ outer diameter x wall thickness / internal diameter, mm
dN 25 dN 32 dN 40 dN 50 dN 65 dN 80 dN 100 dN 125 dN 150 dN 200
m3/h L/min L/sec 33.5х3.2 42.3х3.2 48х3.5 60х3.5 76х3.5 89х3.5 108х3.5 133х4.5 159х4.5 219х5
27.1 35.9 41.0 53 69 82 101 124 150 209
0.48 0.27 0.21
1 16.67 0.28
1.91 0.48 0.25
0.77 0.44 0.34 0.20
1.6 26.67 0.44
4.63 1.14 0.59 0.17
0.96 0.55 0.42 0.25
2 33.33 0.56
7.08 1.73 0.90 0.25
1.20 0.69 0.53 0.31 0.19
2.5 41.67 0.69
10.85 2.63 1.36 0.38 0.11
1.44 0.82 0.63 0.38 0.22
3 50.00 0.83
15.40 3.72 1.91 0.54 0.15
1.69 0.96 0.74 0.44 0.26 0.18
3.5 58.33 0.97
20.74 4.99 2.56 0.71 0.19 0.08
1.93 1.10 0.84 0.50 0.30 0.21
4 66.67 1.11
26.86 6.44 3.30 0.91 0.25 0.11
3.13 1.78 1.37 0.82 0.48 0.34 0.23
6.5 108 1.81
69.25 16.39 8.34 2.28 0.61 0.26 0.09
3.85 2.20 1.68 1.01 0.59 0.42 0.28 0.18
8 133 2.22
104.10 24.54 12.45 3.39 0.90 0.38 0.14 0.05
2.74 2.10 1.26 0.74 0.53 0.35 0.23
10 167 2.78
37.92 19.19 5.19 1.37 0.58 0.21 0.08
3.29 2.52 1.51 0.89 0.63 0.42 0.28 0.19
12 200 3.33
54.18 27.38 7.38 1.94 0.82 0.29 0.11 0.04
4.39 3.37 2.01 1.19 0.84 0.55 0.37 0.25
16 267 4.44
95.38 48.07 12.88 3.36 1.41 0.50 0.18 0.07
4.21 2.52 1.49 1.05 0.69 0.46 0.31
20 333 5.56
74.53 19.88 5.17 2.16 0.76 0.27 0.11
5.26 3.15 1.86 1.31 0.87 0.58 0.39 0.20
25 417 6.94 115.71 30.76 7.96 3.31 1.15 0.41 0.16 0.03
30 500 8.33 3.78 2.23 1.58 1.04 0.69 0.47 0.24
44.00 11.34 4.70 1.63 0.58 0.23 0.04
35 583 9.72 4.41 2.60 1.84 1.21 0.81 0.55 0.28
59.59 15.32 6.33 2.19 0.78 0.30 0.06
40 667 11.11 5.04 2.97 2.10 1.39 0.92 0.63 0.32
77.53 19.89 8.20 2.84 1.01 0.39 0.07
50 833 13.89 6.30 3,71 2.63 1.73 1.15 0.79 0.40
120.48 30.80 12.68 4.36 1.54 0.59 0.11
65 1083 18.06 4.83 3.42 2.25 1.50 1.02 0.53
51.63 21.19 7.26 2.55 0.97 0.18
80 1333 22.22 5.94 4.21 2.77 1.84 1.26 0.65
77.80 31.86 10.89 3.81 1.45 0.27
100 1667 27.78 7.43 5.26 3.47 2.30 1.57 0.81
120.99 49.47 16.87 5.88 2.22 0.42
120 2000 33.33 6.31 4.16 2.76 1.89 0.97
70.92 24.13 8.39 3.17 0.59
140 2333 38.89 7.36 4.85 3.22 2.20 1.13
96.23 32.70 11.35 4.27 0.79
160 2667 44.44 8.42 5.55 3.68 2.52 1.30
125.38 42.56 14.75 5.54 1.02
180 3000 50.00 6.24 4.14 2.83 1.46
53.71 18.59 6.97 1.28
200 3333 55.56 6.93 4.60 3.14 1.62
66.16 22.87 8.57 1.57
220 3667 61.11 7.63 5.06 3.46 1.78
79.91 27.60 10.33 1.89
240 4000 66.67 8.32 5.52 3.77 1.94
94.95 32.78 12.26 2.23
260 4333 72.22 9.01 5.98 4.09 2.11
111.29 38.39 14.35 2.61
6.44 4.40 2.27
280 4667 77.78 40.45 16.60 3.01
6.90 4.72 2.43
300 5000 83.33 50.96 19.02 3.45

Table 5. Head losses in plastic pipes
Upper value: Flow rate in m/sec. Lower value: Loss per every 100 m of a straight plastic pipe
Capacity Outer diameter x wall thickness / internal diameter, mm
m3/h L/min L/sec

25x2.8 32x3.0 40x3.7 50x4.6 63x5.8 75x6.8 90x8.2 110x10.0 125x11.4 140x12.7 160x14.6 180x16.4 200x18.2
19.4 26.0 32.6 40.8 51.4 61.4 73.6 90.0 102.2 114.6 130.8 147.2 163.6
0.94 0.52 0.33 0.21
1 16.67 0.28
7.71 1.90 0.65 0.22
1.50 0.84 0.53 0.34 0.21
1.6 26.67 0.44
17.74 4.38 1.49 0.51 0.17
1.88 1.05 0.67 0.42 0.27 0.19
2 33.33 0.56
26.36 6.51 2.21 0.76 0.25 0.11
2.35 1.31 0.83 0.53 0.33 0.23
2.5 41.67 0.69
39.17 9.68 3.29 1.13 0.37 0.16
2.82 1.57 1.00 0.64 0.40 0.28 0.20
3 50.00 0.83
54.12 13.37 4.54 1.56 0.52 0.22 0.09
3.29 1.83 1.16 0.74 0.47 0.33 0.23
3.5 58.33 0.97
71.14 17.58 5.97 2.05 0.68 0.29 0.12
3.76 2.09 1.33 0.85 0.54 0.38 0.26 0.17
4 66.67 1.11
90.16 22.28 7.57 2.59 0.86 0.37 0.16 0.06
6.11 3.40 2.16 1.38 0.87 0.61 0.42 0.28 0.22
6.5 108 1.81
213.34 52.72 17.90 6.13 2.04 0.87 0.37 0.14 0.08
4.19 2.66 1.70 1.07 0.75 0.52 0.35 0.27 0.22
8 133 2.22
76.20 25.88 8.87 2.94 1.26 0.53 0.20 0.11 0.06
5.23 3.33 2.12 1.34 0.94 0.65 0.44 0.34 0.27 0.21
10 167 2.78
113.20 38.44 13.17 4.37 1.87 0.79 0.30 0.16 0.10 0.05
6.28 3.99 2.55 1.61 1.13 0.78 0.52 0.41 0.32 0.25 0.20
12 200 3.33
156.43 53.12 18.20 6.04 2.59 1.09 0.42 0.23 0.13 0.07 0.04
5.32 3.40 2.14 1.50 1.04 0.70 0.54 0.43 0.33 0.26 0.21
16 267 4.44 88.50 30.32 10.07 4.31 1.81 0.69 0.38 0.22 0.12 0.07 0.04
6.66 4.25 2.68 1.88 1.31 0.87 0.68 0.54 0.41 0.33 0.26
20 333 5.56 131.48 45.05 14.96 6.40 2.69 1.03 0.56 0.33 0.17 0.10 0.06
5.31 3.35 2.35 1.63 1.09 0.85 0.67 0.52 0.41 0.33
25 417 6.94 66.92 22.22 9.51 4.00 1.53 0.84 0.48 0.26 0.15 0.09
6.37 4.02 2.81 1.96 1.31 1.02 0.81 0.62 0.49 0.40
30 500 8.33 92.48 30.70 13.14 5.53 2.12 1.15 0.67 0.36 0.20 0.12
7.44 4.69 3.28 2.29 1.53 1.19 0.94 0.72 0.57 0.46
35 583 9.72 121.57 40.36 17.27 7.27 2.78 1.52 0.88 0.47 0.27 0.16
5.35 3.75 2.61 1.75 1.35 1.08 0.83 0.65 0.53
40 667 11.11 51.15 21.89 9.22 3.53 1.92 1.11 0.59 0.34 0.20
6.69 4.69 3.26 2.18 1.69 1.35 1.03 0.82 0.66
50 833 13.89 75.99 32.52 13.69 5.24 2.86 1.65 0.88 0.50 0.30
8.70 6.10 4.24 2.84 2.20 1.75 1.34 1.06 0.86
65 1083 18.06 121.03 51.80 21.81 8.35 4.55 2.63 1.40 0.80 0.48
7.51 5.22 3.49 2.71 2.15 1.65 1.31 1,06
80 1333 22.22 74.87 31.52 12.06 6.57 3.81 2.02 1.15 0.70
9.38 6.53 4.37 3.39 2.69 2.07 1.63 1.32
100 1667 27.78 111.23 46.82 17.92 9.77 5.65 3.01 1.71 1.03
7.83 5.24 4.06 3.23 2.48 1.96 1.59
120 2000 33.33 64.70 24.77 13.50 7.81 4.16 2.36 1.43
9.14 6.11 4.74 3.77 2.89 2.29 1.85
140 2333 38.89
85.05 32.55 17.74 10.27 5.46 3.11 1.88
10.45 6.99 5.42 4.31 3.31 2.61 2.11
160 2667 44.44 107.79 41.26 22.49 13.02 6.92 3.94 2.38
7.86 6.10 4.85 3.72 2.94 2.38
180 3000 50.00 50.84 27.71 16.04 8.53 4.86 2.93
8.73 6.77 5.39 4.13 3.26 2.64
200 3333 55.56 61.29 33.41 19.34 10.29 5.85 3.53
9.61 7.45 5.92 4.55 3.59 2.91
220 3667 61.11 72.58 39.56 22.90 12.18 6.93 4.19
10.48 8.13 6.46 4.96 3.92 3.17
240 4000 66.67 84.70 46.16 26.72 14.21 8.09 4.88
11.35 8.80 7.00 5.37 4.24 3.44
260 4333 72.22 97.62 53.21 30.80 16.38 9.32 5.63
280 4667 77.78 12.23 9.48 7.54 5.79 4.57 3.70
111.34 60.68 35.13 18.69 10.63 6.42
10.16 8.08 6.20 4.90 3.96
300 5000 83.33 68.58 39.70 21.12 12.02 7.26

HYDRAULIC ACCUMULATOR SELECTION
Hydraulic accumulator (pressure storage reservoir)

installation in many cases prevents excessively
frequent pump starts and reduces the water
hammer impact. Hence, power consumption
is optimized as well as pump operational life
and head stability increase.
There are different methods of hydraulic

accumulator selection. Many manufacturers of
accumulators offer their own selection programs.
Selecting hydraulic accumulator is a challenging
task that requires taking into consideration many
factors such as:
—— Uneven water consumption
—— Uneven water supply by pumps
—— Control volume vs. Total tank volume
—— Allowable number of pump starts per hour
Hydraulic accumulator selection based on UNI

9182 is given below with the main factors such as:
—— Max pump capacity
—— Recommended number of start/stop per hour
—— Configuring pressure switch, i.e. setting
cut-on and cut-off pressure values
—— Initial pressure in the accumulator air
chamber must be less than
cut-on pressure at least by 0.5 bar
Pressure values are assumed in absolute terms. 1 bar
is added to values received with pressure gauges.
There is a formula below to define optimal
volume of the hydraulic accumulator:
where
Vaccum – hydraulic accumulator volume, liters
a – number of start/stop for pump,
per hour
Qmax – max. pump capacity, liters/min*
P(on) – cut-on pressure, bar
P(off) – cut-off pressure, bar
P(gas) – initial pressure in the accumulator
air chamber, bar
The obtained value is rounded upwards to the
nearest value of available hydraulic accumulator
volume range.
*1 liter/min = 0,06 m3/h

PUMP INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
If the required pump capacity is higher than For stable operation the pump suction strainer shall
the borehole (well) yield then a dry running sensor be below dynamic water level at least by 1 meter.
shall be applied. In this case the pump will operate The installation level must be measured from
in a interrupted mode. Number of start/stop the pump inlet. The motor bottom level must be
per hour and interval between them shall be
at least 1 m above the well filter. Failure to do
taken into consideration accordingly to the pump
so carries the risk of large amount of sand ingress
manual.
and increased wear of the pump.
Possible well defects such as pipe misalignment, Discharge pipe diameter shall be equal to
poor quality of weld, well curvature may make discharge nozzle diameter or differ insignificantly.
the pump installation difficult or even impossible. It shall be noted that rising pipes with less inner
Therefore, if there are doubts in well serviceability diameter have increased friction losses. Though
a check-up of the corresponding diameters
application of the rising pipes with increased
is recommended before the pump installation.
inner diameter is impractical due to higher cost
Please follow the requirements of the pump of the pipes. In selecting discharge pipe diameter
manual during installation. the liquid flow-rate shall remain within 1.5 - 3.0 m/s.
Н geo
2 3 4
±0,00
Н geo
Н static
H dyn
Н instrall
Н geo
Dynamic level
p tank
1
1 - Borehole pump
2 - Control panel
3 - Pressure gauge
1m
4 - Valve
5 - Well filter
5
Нd
Fig. 3. Typical water intake options

PUMP SELECTION EXAMPLES
Example 1 Therefore losses per length will be:
Input data:
Water is supplied from the well into the water
tower located 20 m above the well. (Fig. 4). In accordance with the reference book head
Required pump capacity = 40 m3/h. Height losses of DN 80 valve is 0.09 m; head losses of pipe
from the ground level to the top water level bend DN 80 is 0.07 m. Dynamic head losses:
in the water tower tank = 15 m. Water tower
is located 100 m away from the well. Static
water level in the well = 30 m. Level lowering
S = 10 m according to the specific yield chart
at 40 m3/h. Pipes are made of steel. Static head will be:
System characteristic calculation:

Dynamic water level will be at Hdyn = 40 m.
Proceeding from recommended flow-rate Total system head will be:
1.5-3.0 m/sec we select dN 80 in the Table 4.
At Q=40 m3/h and dN 80 the flow rate will
approximately be 2.1 m/sec. According to the Table 4
the head loss will be 8.2 m per every 100 meters If there are no other unaccounted losses then
of the pipeline. Total pipeline length with hori- pump with 86.8 m head would be needed.
zontal and vertical sections will be 40+100 =140 m.
15 m
Н geo
5
h stat
20 m
2 3 4
±0,00
Н static
H dyn
Н instrall
Dynamic level
1
1 - Borehole pump
2 - Control panel
3 - Pressure gauge
4 - Valve
1m
5 - Water storage tower

6 - Well filter
6
Fig. 4. Example 1

In the catalogue we select the pumps with the In our case we would select CRS 8-40/6-15 pump.
max efficiency at this head value. On the head At 40 m3/h capacity provides 90 m head.
curve we need to find the operating point
and the closest pump curve (Fig. 5).
H, m
320
8-40/16
CRS 8-40
300
8-40/15
280 8-40/14
8-40/13
260
8-40/12
240
220 8-40/11
200 8-40/10
8-40/9
180
8-40/8
160
8-40/7
140
120
8-40/6
100 8-40/5
80 8-40/4
60 8-40/3
8-40/2
40 8-40/1
20
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 Q (m³/h) 52
η (%)
80
70 η
60
50
40
30
20
10
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 Q (m³/h) 52
Fig. 5. HMS Ciris pump features

PUMP SELECTION EXAMPLES
Example 2 Pressure switch shall provide:
Input data: —— Cut-on pressure =1.8 bar

—— Cut-off pressure = 4.5 bar
Water is supplied from the well into hydraulic —— Max. gas pressure in membrane = 1.5 bar
accumulator (Fig. 6). Required capacity = 8 m3/h.
—— Max. number of starts per hour = 6
Static water level = 40 m. Level lowering S = 5 m
according to the specific yield chart at 8 m3/h.
Hydraulic accumulator selection: according to UNI 9182 we get:
the closest volume will be = 1000 l.
System feature calculation:
Dynamic water level will be at hdyn= 45 m. At Q = 8 m3/h and D=40.8 mm the flow-rate
Proceeding from recommended flow-rate will approximately make 1.7 m/s. According to
1.5 - 3 m/s we need to select pipeline diameter the Table 5 head loss will be 8.87 m per every
from the Table 5. As plastic pipeline has lower 100 m of the pipeline. Pipeline length = 45 m.
hydraulic resistance than steel pipelines we Local losses are negligible compared to losses
then can choose lower diameter, even lower per length at vertical section and also
than pump outlet diameter. Proceeding from compared to head and accumulator pressure.
recommended flow-rate 1.5 - 3 m/s we would
select D = 40.8 mm from the Table 5.
If there are no other unaccounted losses then pump with 94.9 m head would be needed.

As in the previous example we need to select a pump

from the catalogue with maximum efficiency at
required head. By finding the operating point on
the head feature and the closest pump curve
we would select CRS 6-10/8-4 pump with 8 m3/h
capacity and 96 m head.
2 3 4 5 6
Н static
Н instrall
H dyn
Discharge
Dynamic level
1 - Borehole pump
2 - Control panel
3 - Pressure gauge
4 - Pressure sensor
1m
5 - Valve
6 - Hydraulic accumulator
7 - Well filter
Fig. 6. Example 2

OPERATION WITH VARIABLE SPEED DRIVES
Pump operation with variable speed drives In this case start / stop control of required number
has become very common recently though of pumps installed in parallel connection would
it cannot always cut power consumption. Their be the most effective.
use would be most beneficial in systems
Therefore significant optimization of power
with dominant dynamic part, i.e. with friction
consumption lays within system feature and its
losses in pipelines and valves (Fig. 7).
change over time.
Use of VSD in a system with predominant static
part (Fig. 8) leads to significant efficiency drop
if capacity changes.
80
H, m
55%
60%
n=2900 rpm 65% System curve
n=2800 rpm 70%

60
n=2700 rpm 65%
60%
40
Efficiency
H static
20
0
0 100 200 300 400 500
Q, m /h3
DISCHARGE
SUCTION
Fig. 7. Pump operation in system with predominant friction losses in case of speed control
H, m 80
55%
60%
n=2900 rpm 65% System curve
n=2800 rpm 70%

60
n=2700 rpm 65%
H static
60%
40
Efficiency
20
DISCHARGE
0
0 100 200 300 400 500
Q, m3/h
SUCTION
Fig. 8 Pump operation in system with predominant static part in case of speed control

BOREHOLE PUMPS OPERATION This problem may occur both at the construction
WITH FREQUENCY INVERTERS stage (Fig. 9-12) and during operation if system
features change.
In operation with frequency inverters the following
requirements should be complied with: The following below is typical in this case:
—— For efficient motor cooling the capacity —— real current consumption is significantly
shall be at least 20% of nominal capacity higher than nominal
defined on Q-H curve. For example, CRS 6-10 —— frequent triggering of the control panels
nominal capacity = 8 m3/h. Pump usually under condition that control panel complies
is controlled by pressure. Capacity may fall with the pump parameters
below a specified level therefore the flow —— frequent pump starts/stops
sensor (switch) is recommended to be
installed to switch off the motor in case of Pump operation in that mode may lead to:
capacity drop below the operational range.
—— higher water turbidity and sand content,
—— Temperature sensor (to switch off motor filter clogging and water quality deterioration
at temperature higher than 70 oC) is —— increased power consumption at decreased
recommended to be installed to protect efficiency
the motor winding from overheating,
—— motor overheating
blowing and breakdown.
—— motor winding breakdown
—— If a cable connecting the pump unit and
—— wear resistance from floating impellers
the inverter is quite long then the output
filters are recommended to be installed: dv/dt Throttling control with valves leads to excessive
filters or sine wave filters for reducing motor power loss due to friction.
insulation stress and protect from high voltage
pulses, premature wear and breakdown. 2. Pump operation at a lower capacity results in:
Recommendations of appropriate filters —— inadequate cooling and eventually motor
installation should be checked with the
overheating
variable drive manufacturer.
—— increased wear of bearings due to insufficient
In case of uneven water supply the frequency lubrication

inverter shall be applied used with hydraulic —— lower pump efficiency
accumulator or intermediate storage tank of
appropriate capacity cooling. Please bear in mind 3. Selection according to max capacity and head
that in case of large static part in the system Please bear in mind that besides operation at a max
characteristic using of variable speed drives does efficiency there are other modes of operation.
not result in energy efficiency, and only reduces Therefore the storage tanks installation and variable
volume and dimensions of intermediate storage pump control methods are recommended.
tanks and risks of water hammer.
TYPICAL MISTAKES IN PUMP SELECTION AND

OPERATION
Frequent pumps failures and excessive power

consumption lays at the wrong pump selection
and unqualified maintenance during operation.
Most typical mistakes are listed below:
1. Pump installation and operation with overesti-

mated parameters (capacity, head) than required,
i.e. use of oversized pump that would cause
the unnecessarily high capital cost of equipment.

Head Head
Excessive
head pump Actual Operation
Operation duty point Required pump range
range
Actual
Required pump duty point
Deficient
head pump
Required
Required duty point
duty point
Q1 Q2 Capacity Q2 Q1 Capacity
Power Efficiency
Fig. 9. Pump operation with excessive head Fig.10. Pump operation with deficient head
Head Head
Actual
duty point Operation
Operation Estimated Pump curve range
range system curve
Pump curve
Actual Actual
duty point system curve
Required
duty point
Required
duty point Actual Estimated
system curve system curve
Power Efficiency
Fig.11. Pump operation at a higher capacity Fig.12. Pump operation at a lower capacity

4. Pump operation without cooling shroud in a

well of larger diameter
Installation of a pump of lower diameter in
respect to diameter of the well reduces significantly
the liquid flow rate required for the motor cooling
and leads to overheating and shortened
operational life.
A
The pump diameter should be selected in a way
to keep the liquid velocity at least 0.2 m/s.
S=π(D²-d²)/4
Pump diameter is selected according to required
capacity:
flow direction
min.velocity:
V=0.2 m/s
d
where

D – well diameter, m
d – pump diameter, m
D
A
Q – pump capacity, m3/h
v – average liquid velocity, m/s
5. Pipe selection of lower diameter 8. Poor quality of supply voltage and absence
Use of pipes of lower diameter than size of discharge of control panels
nozzle (thread or flanged) for saving purpose Direct connection to the power supply does not
results in major loss due to friction and increase help to protect the motor from the most typical
of required head. The required liquid flow causes of failure such as current unbalance,
presumably could not be reached at that. phase reversal, under/overvoltage, etc.
9. Built-in non-return valve dismantling
6. Cable selection of smaller cross-section
Leads to pump parts experiencing water hammer
Selecting cross-section lower than recommended when pump stops. Besides, after each start
will lead to significant voltage drop which would the pump is running to fill the pipeline.
affect the motor and cause overheating.
10. Absence of instrumentation
7. Pump capacity exceeds well yield. That leads Instrumentation and sensors (water level, pres-
to dry running operation, which will cause: sure, flow rate, voltage, current, number
—— motor overheating of starts/stops and time of pump operation, etc.)
provide valid data on the pump operation
—— rapid wear of bearings
and system features for monitoring and timely
—— increased corrosion intervention into pump operation.

Performance Curves and Dimensions
PERFORMANCE CURVES AND DIMENSIONS
Performance curves are given according to

ISO 9906:1999, Appendix А for the following
conditions: where
—— rated rotation speed P2_stg – stage power, kW
—— voltage supply frequency: 50 Hz P2_pump – pump shaft power, kW
—— pumped liquid: clean fresh water n – number of stages
—— water temperature: +20°С It is recommended to select a pump according
—— kinematic viscosity: 1·10
to operation at max efficiency within 0.6 - 1.2
-6
m /s (1cSt )
2
capacity range.
Hydraulic losses in non-return valve are taken into
Delivery status (indicated in table):
account.
«+» - in storage. Empty field – model available
Performance curves are given for one pump stage on request.
as well as power curves.
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CRS 6-4 CRS 8-16

CRS 6-6,5 CRS 6-16 CRS 8-25
CRS 6-10 CRS 6-25 CRS 8-40 CRS 8-65
CRS 12-160
CRS 10-100 CRS 12-200
CRS 10-120 CRS 12-210
CRS 10-65 CRS 10-160 CRS 12-250

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Electric motor Dimensions, mm

Weight, Delivery
Pump
kg status
Type Power, kW D L A B G
CRS 6-4/6-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1070 473 597 57 +
CRS 6-4/7-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1115 518 597 60
CRS 6-4/8-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1155 558 597 62
CRS 6-4/9-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1200 603 597 64 +

G2” – B GOST 6357 standard
CRS 6-4/10-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1240 643 597 67
CRS 6-4/11-4 DAP 6-4 4 144 1270 649 621 69 +
CRS 6-4/12-4 DAP 6-4 4 144 1310 689 621 71
CRS 6-4/13-4 DAP 6-4 4 144 1355 734 621 73
CRS 6-4/14-4 DAP 6-4 4 144 1395 774 621 74 +
CRS 6-4/15-4 DAP 6-4 4 144 1440 819 621 75
CRS 6-4/16-4 DAP 6-4 4 144 1480 859 621 76 +

H (m)
220
6-4/16 CRS 6-4
200
6-4/15
180 6-4/14
6-4/13
160 6-4/12
6-4/11
140
6-4/10
120 6-4/9
6-4/8
100
6-4/7
80 6-4/6
60
40
20
0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 Q (m³/h) 6

.
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 Q (l/s) 1.6
η (%) P 2 (kW)
70 0.40
η
60 0.35
50 0.30
40 0.25
P2
30 0.20
20 0.15
10 0.10
0.05
0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 Q (m³/h) 6
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 Q (l/s) 1.6

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Electric motor Dimensions, mm

Weight, Delivery
Pump
kg status
Type Power, kW D L A B G
CRS 6-6.5/6-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1075 478 597 62 +
CRS 6-6.5/7-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1125 528 597 63
CRS 6-6.5/8-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1170 573 597 64 +

CRS 6-6.5/9-4 DAP 6-4 4 144 1230 609 621 66 +
CRS 6-6.5/10-4 DAP 6-4 4 144 1270 649 621 67
CRS 6-6.5/11-4 DAP 6-4 4 144 1310 689 621 68 +
CRS 6-6.5/12-5.5 DAP 6-5.5 5.5 144 1410 769 641 74 +
CRS 6-6.5/13-5.5 DAP 6-5.5 5.5 144 1420 779 641 75
CRS 6-6.5/14-5.5 DAP 6-5.5 5.5 144 1430 789 641 75 +

CRS 6-6.5/15-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 144 1540 834 706 84
CRS 6-6.5/16-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 144 1590 884 706 85 +
CRS 6-6.5/17-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 144 1640 934 706 86
CRS 6-6.5/18-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 144 1690 984 706 88
CRS 6-6.5/19-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 144 1740 1034 706 89 +
CRS 6-6.5/20-9 DAP 6-9 9 144 1790 1059 731 90
CRS 6-6.5/21-9 DAP 6-9 9 144 1840 1109 731 91
CRS 6-6.5/22-11 DAP 6-11 11 144 1890 1124 766 92
CRS 6-6.5/23-11 DAP 6-11 11 144 1940 1174 766 94
CRS 6-6.5/24-11 DAP 6-11 11 144 1990 1224 766 95
CRS 6-6.5/25-11 DAP 6-11 11 144 2040 1274 766 96
CRS 6-6.5/26-13 DAP 6-13 13 144 2090 1269 821 97
CRS 6-6.5/27-13 DAP 6-13 13 144 2140 1319 821 98

H (m)
350 6-6.5/27
6-6.5/26 CRS 6-6.5
6-6.5/25
6-6.5/24
300 6-6.5/23
6-6.5/22
6-6.5/21
6-6.5/20
250 6-6.5/19
6-6.5/18
6-6.5/17
6-6.5/16
200
6-6.5/15
6-6.5/14
6-6.5/13
6-6.5/12
150
6-6.5/11
6-6.5/10
6-6.5/9
100 6-6.5/8
6-6.5/7
6-6.5/6
50
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Q (m³/h) 10
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 2.2 Q (l/s) 2.8
η (%) P 2 (kW)
70 0.45
η
60 0.40
P2 0.35
50
40 0.30
30 0.25
20 0.20
10 0.15
0.10
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Q (m³/h) 10
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 2.2 Q (l/s) 2.8

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Electric motor Dimensions, mm Weight, Delivery

Pump
Type Power, kW D L A B G kg status
CRS 6-10/2-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 930 333 597 57
CRS 6-10/3-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 970 373 597 58
CRS 6-10/4-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1010 413 597 59
CRS 6-10/5-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1050 453 597 60 +
CRS 6-10/6-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1090 493 597 61
CRS 6-10/7-4 DAP 6-4 4 144 1150 529 621 64 +
CRS 6-10/8-4 DAP 6-4 4 144 1190 569 621 65
CRS 6-10/9-5.5 DAP 6-5.5 5.5 144 1250 609 641 68
CRS 6-10/10-5.5 DAP 6-5.5 5.5 144 1320 679 641 69 +
CRS 6-10/11-5.5 DAP 6-5.5 5.5 144 1335 694 641 70 +
CRS 6-10/12-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 144 1435 729 706 79
CRS 6-10/13-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 144 1470 764 706 80 +
CRS 6-10/14-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 144 1515 809 706 81
CRS 6-10/15-9 DAP 6-9 9 144 1580 849 731 84 +

CRS 6-10/16-9 DAP 6-9 9 144 1620 889 731 85
CRS 6-10/17-9 DAP 6-9 9 144 1660 929 731 86 +
CRS 6-10/18-9 DAP 6-9 9 144 1700 969 731 87
CRS 6-10/19-11 DAP 6-11 11 144 1770 1004 766 92
CRS 6-10/20-11 DAP 6-11 11 144 1810 1044 766 93
CRS 6-10/21-11 DAP 6-11 11 144 1850 1084 766 94
CRS 6-10/22-11 DAP 6-11 11 144 1890 1124 766 95 +
CRS 6-10/23-13 DAP 6-13 13 144 1990 1169 821 101
CRS 6-10/24-13 DAP 6-13 13 144 2025 1204 821 102
CRS 6-10/25-13 DAP 6-13 13 144 2065 1244 821 103
CRS 6-10/26-13 DAP 6-13 13 144 2105 1284 821 104
CRS 6-10/27-13 DAP 6-13 13 144 2145 1324 821 105 +
CRS 6-10/28-15 DAP 6-15 15 144 2225 1364 861 110
CRS 6-10/29-15 DAP 6-15 15 144 2265 1404 861 111
CRS 6-10/30-15 DAP 6-15 15 144 2305 1444 861 112
CRS 6-10/31-15 DAP 6-15 15 144 2345 1484 861 113
CRS 6-10/32-15 DAP 6-15 15 144 2385 1524 861 114 +
CRS 6-10/33-18.5 DAP 6-18.5 18.5 144 2470 1564 906 120
CRS 6-10/34-18.5 DAP 6-18.5 18.5 144 2510 1604 906 121
CRS 6-10/35-18.5 DAP 6-18.5 18.5 144 2550 1644 906 122
CRS 6-10/36-18.5 DAP 6-18.5 18.5 144 2590 1684 906 123
CRS 6-10/37-18.5 DAP 6-18.5 18.5 144 2630 1724 906 124

H (m)
240
6-10/19 CRS 6-10

220 6-10/18
6-10/17
200 6-10/16
6-10/15
180 6-10/14
6-10/13
160
6-10/12
140 6-10/11
6-10/10
120 6-10/9
6-10/8
100
6-10/7
80 6-10/6
60 6-10/5
6-10/4
40 6-10/3
6-10/2
20
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Q (m³/h) 15
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 3.0 3.2 3.4 3.6 Q (l/s) 4.2
η (%) P2 (kW)
80 η 0.60
70 0.55
60 0.50
P2
50 0.45
40 0.40
30 0.35
20 0.30
10 0.25
0.20
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Q (m³/h) 15
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 3.0 3.2 3.4 3.6 Q (l/s) 4.2

H (m)
450
6-10/37
6-10/36 CRS 6-10
430 6-10/35
6-10/34
410 6-10/33
6-10/32
390 6-10/31
370 6-10/30
6-10/29
350 6-10/28
6-10/27
330
6-10/26
310
6-10/25
290
6-10/24
270 6-10/23
6-10/22
250 6-10/21
6-10/20
230
210
190
170
150
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Q (m³/h) 15
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 3.0 3.2 3.4 3.6 Q (l/s) 4.2
η (%) P2 (kW)
80 η 0.60
70 0.55
60 P2 0.50
50 0.45
40 0.40
30 0.35
20 0.30
10 0.25
0.20
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Q (m³/h) 15
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0 2.2 2.4 2.6 2.8 3.0 3.2 3.4 3.6 Q (l/s) 4.2

HMS CIRIS 6-16 D
G
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õõ õ
õ
õ
õ
õ õ õ
õõ
A
L

Pump
CRS 6-16/2-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1000 403 597 64

CRS 6-16/3-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1050 453 597 65
CRS 6-16/4-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1100 503 597 66
CRS 6-16/5-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1150 553 597 67
CRS 6-16/6-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1200 603 597 68 +
CRS 6-16/7-4 DAP 6-4 4 144 1270 649 621 70
CRS 6-16/8-5.5 DAP 6-5.5 5.5 144 1340 699 641 73
CRS 6-16/9-5.5 DAP 6-5.5 5.5 144 1420 714 706 80 +
CRS 6-16/10-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 144 1430 724 706 73 +
CRS 6-16/11-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 144 1520 814 706 86 +
G 21/2 “ – В GOST 6357 standart
CRS 6-16/12-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 144 1570 864 706 87

CRS 6-16/13-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 144 1620 914 706 88 +
CRS 6-16/14-9 DAP 6-9 9 144 1690 959 731 91
CRS 6-16/15-9 DAP 6-9 9 144 1730 999 731 92
CRS 6-16/16-11 DAP 6-11 11 144 1830 1064 766 97 +
CRS 6-16/17-13 DAP 6-13 13 144 1940 1119 821 103 +
CRS 6-16/18-13 DAP 6-13 13 144 1970 1149 821 104
CRS 6-16/19-13 DAP 6-13 13 144 2000 1179 821 105
CRS 6-16/20-13 DAP 6-13 13 144 2030 1209 821 106
CRS 6-16/21-15 DAP 6-15 15 144 2090 1229 861 111 +
CRS 6-16/22-15 DAP 6-15 15 144 2135 1274 861 112
CRS 6-16/23-15 DAP 6-15 15 144 2180 1319 861 113
CRS 6-16/24-15 DAP 6-15 15 144 2220 1359 861 114
CRS 6-16/25-18.5 DAP 6-18.5 18.5 144 2310 1404 906 120
CRS 6-16/26-18.5 DAP 6-18.5 18.5 144 2350 1444 906 121
CRS 6-16/27-18.5 DAP 6-18.5 18.5 144 2395 1489 906 122
CRS 6-16/28-18.5 DAP 6-18.5 18.5 144 2440 1534 906 123
CRS 6-16/29-18.5 DAP 6-18.5 18.5 144 2480 1574 906 124
CRS 6-16/30-18.5 DAP 6-18.5 18.5 144 2520 1614 906 125

H (m)
180
CRS 6-16
6-16/16
160
6-16/15
6-16/14
140
6-16/13
120 6-16/12
6-16/11
6-16/10
100
6-16/9
6-16/8
80
6-16/7
6-16/6
60
6-16/5
6-16/4
40 6-16/3
6-16/2
20
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 Q (m³/h) 22
0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 Q (l/s) 6.0
η (%) P2 (kW)
80 0.70
η
70 0.65
60 P2 0.60
50 0.55
40 0.50
30 0.45
20 0.40
10 0.35
0.30
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 Q (m³/h) 22
0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 Q (l/s) 6.0

H (m)
320
CRS 6-16
6-16/30
300
6-16/29
6-16/28
280
6-16/27
6-16/26
260
6-16/25
6-16/24
240
6-16/23
6-16/22
220
6-16/21
6-16/20
200
6-16/19
6-16/18
180 6-16/17
160
140
120
100
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 Q (m³/h) 22
0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 Q (l/s) 6.0
η (%) P2 (kW)
80 0.70
η
70 0.65
60 0.60
P2
50 0.55
40 0.50
30 0.45
20 0.40
10 0.35
0.30
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 Q (m³/h) 22
0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 Q (l/s) 6.0

HMS CIRIS 6-25 D
G
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A
L

Pump
CRS 6-25/2-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 970 373 597 64
CRS 6-25/3-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1020 423 597 65
CRS 6-25/4-3 DAP 6-3 3 144 1070 473 597 66
CRS 6-25/5-4 DAP 6-4 4 144 1150 529 621 70
CRS 6-25/6-5.5 DAP 6-5.5 5.5 144 1220 579 641 73 +

SP-89-D GOST 633 standard - see adaptors p.p. 57-58
CRS 6-25/8-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 144 1400 694 706 81 +
CRS 6-25/9-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 144 1460 754 706 82 +
CRS 6-25/10-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 144 1500 794 706 84 +
CRS 6-25/11-9 DAP 6-9 9 144 1570 839 731 87 +
CRS 6-25/13-11 DAP 6-11 11 144 1750 984 766 93 +
CRS 6-25/14-11 DAP 6-11 11 144 1800 1034 766 94
CRS 6-25/15-13 DAP 6-13 13 144 1870 1049 821 101 +
CRS 6-25/16-13 DAP 6-13 13 144 1920 1099 821 103
CRS 6-25/17-15 DAP 6-15 15 144 2010 1149 861 108 +
CRS 6-25/18-15 DAP 6-15 15 144 2060 1199 861 110
CRS 6-25/19-15 DAP 6-15 15 144 2110 1249 861 111
CRS 6-25/20-18.5 DAP 6-18.5 18.5 144 2210 1304 906 117 +
CRS 6-25/21-18.5 DAP 6-18.5 18.5 144 2260 1354 906 119
CRS 6-25/22-18.5 DAP 6-18.5 18.5 144 2310 1404 906 120
CRS 6-25/23-18.5 DAP 6-18.5 18.5 144 2360 1454 906 121

H (m)
250
CRS 6-25
6-25/23
6-25/22
6-25/21
6-25/20
200
6-25/19
6-25/18
6-25/17
6-25/16
6-25/15
150 6-25/14
6-25/13
6-25/11
6-25/10
100
6-25/9
6-25/8
6-25/6
6-25/5
6-25/4
50 6-25/3
6-25/2
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Q (m³/h) 35
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Q (l/s) 10
η (%) P2 (kW)
80 0.90
η
70 0.85
60
P2 0.80
50 0.75
40 0.70
30 0.65
20 0.60
10 0.55
0.50
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Q (m³/h) 35
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Q (l/s) 10

HMS CIRIS 8-16 G

Flanged Connection (option)
DN80
Ø 168
Ø 145
Ø 88
D
A
Ø 18
18
4 holes
L

Pump
CRS 8-16/1-3 DAP 6-3 3 189 890 293 597 92
CRS 8-16/2-3 DAP 6-3 3 189 950 353 597 94
CRS 8-16/3-4 DAP 6-4 4 189 1025 404 621 98
CRS 8-16/4-5.5 DAP 6-5.5 5.5 189 1095 454 641 102
CRS 8-16/5-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 189 1220 514 706 111 +
CRS 8-16/6-9 DAP 6-9 9 189 1290 559 731 115
DAP 6-13 1450 629 821 126
CRS 8-16/7-13 13 189
DAP 8-13 1385 629 756 147 +
DAP 6-13 1550 729 821 128
CRS 8-16/8-13 13 189
DAP 8-13 1485 729 756 149 +
DAP 6-15 1600 739 861 134
CRS 8-16/9-15 15 189
DAP 8-15 1520 739 781 156 +
G 3 “ – B GOST 6357 standard
DAP 6-15 1675 814 861 136

CRS 8-16/10-15 15 189
DAP 8-15 1600 819 781 158 +
DAP 6-18.5 1780 874 906 143
CRS 8-16/11-18.5 18.5 189
DAP 8-18.5 1670 874 796 163 +
DAP 6-18.5 1835 929 906 145
CRS 8-16/12-18.5 18.5 189
DAP 8-18.5 1725 929 796 165 +
CRS 8-16/13-22 DAP 8-22 22 189 1860 984 876 184
CRS 8-16/14-22 DAP 8-22 22 189 1920 1044 876 186
CRS 8-16/15-26 DAP 8-26 26 189 2010 1099 911 196
CRS 8-16/16-26 DAP 8-26 26 189 2065 1154 911 198
CRS 8-16/17-30 DAP 8-30 30 189 2160 1214 946 207
CRS 8-16/18-30 DAP 8-30 30 189 2215 1269 946 209
CRS 8-16/19-37 DAP 8-37 37 189 2345 1324 1021 231
CRS 8-16/20-37 DAP 8-37 37 189 2400 1379 1021 233
CRS 8-16/21-37 DAP 8-37 37 189 2455 1434 1021 235
CRS 8-16/22-37 DAP 8-37 37 189 2515 1494 1021 237
CRS 8-16/23-45 DAP 8-45 45 189 2685 1549 1136 262
CRS 8-16/24-45 DAP 8-45 45 189 2740 1604 1136 264
CRS 8-16/25-45 DAP 8-45 45 189 2800 1664 1136 266
CRS 8-16/26-45 DAP 8-45 45 189 2855 1719 1136 268
CRS 8-16/27-45 DAP 8-45 45 189 2910 1774 1136 270

H (m)
350
CRS 8-16
8-16/13
300
8-16/12
250 8-16/11
8-16/10
200 8-16/9
8-16/8
8-16/7
150
8-16/6
8-16/5
100 8-16/4
8-16/3
8-16/2
50
8-16/1
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 Q (m³/h) 22
0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 Q (l/s) 6.0
η (%) P2 (kW)
80 1.40
η
70 1.30
60 P2 1.20
50 1.10
40 1.00
30 0.90
20 0.80
10 0.70
0.60
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 Q (m³/h) 22
0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 Q (l/s) 6.0

H (m)
320
CRS 6-16
6-16/30
300
6-16/29
6-16/28
280
6-16/27
6-16/26
260
6-16/25
6-16/24
240
6-16/23
6-16/22
220
6-16/21
6-16/20
200
6-16/19
6-16/18
180 6-16/17
160
140
120
100
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 Q (m³/h) 22
0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 Q (l/s) 6.0
η (%) P2 (kW)
80 0.70
η
70 0.65
60 0.60
P2
50 0.55
40 0.50
30 0.45
20 0.40
10 0.35
0.30
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 Q (m³/h) 22
0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 Q (l/s) 6.0

HMS CIRIS 8-25 G

DN80
Ø 168
Ø 145
Ø 88
D
A
Ø 18
18
4 holes
L

Pump
CRS 8-25/1-3 DAP 6-3 3 189 915 318 597 90
CRS 8-25/2-4 DAP 6-4 4 189 995 374 621 94
CRS 8-25/3-5.5 DAP 6-5.5 5.5 189 1070 429 641 98 +
CRS 8-25/4-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 189 1190 484 706 107 +
CRS 8-25/5-9 DAP 6-9 9 189 1270 539 731 111
CRS 8-25/6-11 DAP 6-11 11 189 1360 594 766 117 +
CRS 8-25/7-13 DAP 6-13 13 189 1481 660 821 124 +
DAP 6-15 1570 709 861 130

CRS 8-25/8-15 15 189
DAP 8-15 1490 709 781 152 +
DAP 6-18.5 1680 774 906 137

CRS 8-25/9-18.5 18.5 189
DAP 8-18.5 1570 774 796 157
DAP 6-18.5 1730 824 906 139

CRS 8-25/10-18.5 18.5 189
DAP 8-18.5 1620 824 796 159 +
CRS 8-25/11-22 DAP 8-22 22 189 1760 884 876 178
CRS 8-25/12-22 DAP 8-22 22 189 1820 944 876 180
CRS 8-25/13-22 DAP 8-22 22 189 1895 989 876 182 +
CRS 8-25/14-30 DAP 8-30 30 189 2140 1194 946 199
CRS 8-25/15-30 DAP 8-30 30 189 2195 1249 946 201
CRS 8-25/16-30 DAP 8-30 30 189 2245 1299 946 203 +
CRS 8-25/17-37 DAP 8-37 37 189 2245 1224 1021 225
CRS 8-25/18-37 DAP 8-37 37 189 2295 1274 1021 227 +
CRS 8-25/19-37 DAP 8-37 37 189 2365 1344 1021 229
CRS 8-25/20-45 DAP 8-45 45 189 2550 1414 1136 254
CRS 8-25/21-45 DAP 8-45 45 189 2620 1484 1136 256 +

H (m)
500
CRS 8-25
8-25/21
450
8-25/20
8-25/19
400 8-25/18
8-25/17
350 8-25/16
8-25/15
300
8-25/14
8-25/13
250 8-25/12
8-25/11
8-25/10
200 8-25/9
8-25/8
150 8-25/7
8-25/6
8-25/5
100
8-25/4
8-25/3
50 8-25/2
8-25/1
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Q (m³/h) 35
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Q (l/s) 10
η (%) P 2 (kW)
80 1.90
η
70 1.80
60 1.70
50 1.60
P2
40 1.50
30 1.40
20 1.30
10 1.20
1.10
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Q (m³/h) 35
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Q (l/s) 10

HMS CIRIS 8-40 G

DN80
Ø 168
Ø 145
Ø 88
D
A
Ø 18
18
4 holes
L

Pump
CRS 8-40/1-3 DAP 6-3 3 189 970 373 597 60/62
CRS 8-40/2-5.5 DAP 6-5.5 5.5 189 1075 434 641 67/69
CRS 8-40/3-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 189 1200 494 706 76/78 +
CRS 8-40/4-11 DAP 6-11 11 189 1310 544 766 85/88 +
CRS 8-40/5-13 DAP 6-13 13 189 1425 604 821 93/96
DAP 6-15 1440 579 861 100/103

CRS 8-40/6-15 15 189

DAP 8-15 1360 579 781 122/128 +
CRS 8-40/7-22 DAP 8-22 22 189 1650 774 876 146/152 +
CRS 8-40/8-22 DAP 8-22 22 189 1670 794 876 149/155
CRS 8-40/9-30 DAP 8-30 30 189 1790 844 946 168/174 +
CRS 8-40/10-30 DAP 8-30 30 189 1850 904 946 171/177
CRS 8-40/11-30 DAP 8-30 30 189 1920 974 946 174/180 +
CRS 8-40/12-37 DAP 8-37 37 189 2055 1034 1021 197/204 +
CRS 8-40/13-37 DAP 8-37 37 189 2115 1094 1021 201/208
CRS 8-40/14-45 DAP 8-45 45 189 2290 1154 1136 227/235
CRS 8-40/15-45 DAP 8-45 45 189 2350 1214 1136 230/238
CRS 8-40/16-45 DAP 8-45 45 189 2410 1274 1136 233/242

H (m)
320
8-40/16
CRS 8-40
300
8-40/15
280 8-40/14
8-40/13
260
8-40/12
240
220 8-40/11
200 8-40/10
8-40/9
180
8-40/8
160
8-40/7
140
120
8-40/6
100 8-40/5
80 8-40/4
60 8-40/3
8-40/2
40 8-40/1
20
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 Q (m³/h) 52
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Q (l/s) 14
η (%) P2 (kW)
80 2.60
70 η 2.40
60 2.20
50 P2 2.00
40 1.80
30 1.60
20 1.40
10 1.20
1.00
0 4 8 12 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 Q (m³/h) 52
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Q (l/s) 14

HMS CIRIS 8-65 G
A
L
D
B

Pump
CRS 8-65/2-7.5 DAP 6-7.5 7.5 189 1165 459 706 90
DAP 6-18.5 1440 534 906 114

CRS 8-65/3-18.5 18.5 189
DAP 8-18.5 1330 534 796 134 +
DAP 6-18.5 1520 614 906 118

CRS 8-65/4-18.5 18.5 189
DAP 8-18.5 1410 614 796 138
CRS 8-65/5-22 DAP 8-22 22 189 1680 804 876 159 +
CRS 8-65/6-22 DAP 8-22 22 189 1755 879 876 163
CRS 8-65/7-30 DAP 8-30 30 189 1960 1014 946 182 +
CRS 8-65/8-37 DAP 8-37 37 189 2165 1144 1021 206 +
CRS 8-65/9-37 DAP 8-37 37 189 2235 1214 1021 210
CRS 8-65/10-37 DAP 8-37 37 189 2315 1294 1021 214
CRS 8-65/11-37 DAP 8-37 37 189 2390 1369 1021 218 +
CRS 8-65/12-45 DAP 8-45 45 189 2585 1449 1136 245
CRS 8-65/13-45 DAP 8-45 45 189 2665 1529 1136 249 +

H (m)
240
8-65/13 CRS 8-65
220
8-65/12
200 8-65/11
8-65/10
180
8-65/9
160
8-65/8
140
8-65/7
120
8-65/6
100
8-65/5
80 8-65/4
60 8-65/3
8-65/2
40
20
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 Q (m³/h) 90
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 Q (l/s) 24
η (%) P2 (kW)
80 4.40
η
70 4.10
60 3.80
50 3.50
P2
40 3.20
30 2.90
20 2.60
10 2.30
2.00
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 Q (m³/h) 90
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 Q (l/s) 24

HMS CIRIS 10-65 G

DN100
Ø 215
Ø 180
A
Ø 110
Ø 18
L
25
8 holes
D
B

Pump
CRS 10-65/2-22 DAP 8-22 22 235 1410 534 876 154 +
CRS 10-65/3А-26 DAP 8-26 26 235 1530 619 911 164 +
DAP 10-30 235 1570 693 877 210 +

CRS 10-65/4А-30 30
DAP 8-30 235 1640 694 946 187
DAP 10-37 235 1660 758 902 220 +

CRS 10-65/4-37 37
DAP 8-37 235 1780 759 1021 209
DAP 10-45 235 1730 763 967 245 +

CRS 10-65/5А-45 45
DAP 8-45 235 1900 764 1136 240
DAP 10-45 235 1820 853 967 254 +

CRS 10-65/6А-45 45
DAP 8-45 235 1990 854 1136 249
CRS 10-65/6-55 DAP 10-55 55 235 1875 858 1017 266 +
CRS 10-65/7-55 DAP 10-55 55 235 1950 933 1017 273 +
CRS 10-65/8-65 DAP 10-65 65 235 2100 1018 1082 302 +
CRS 10-65/9-75 DAP 10-75 75 235 2255 1098 1157 333 +
CRS 10-65/10-90 DAP 10-90 90 235 2455 1178 1277 379
CRS 10-65/11-90 DAP 10-90 90 235 2535 1258 1277 388
CRS 10-65/12-110 DAP 10-110 110 235 2655 1338 1317 408
CRS 10-65/13-110 DAP 10-110 110 235 2740 1423 1317 417
CRS 10-65/14-130 DAP 10-130 130 235 3040 1503 1537 493
CRS 10-65/15-130 DAP 10-130 130 235 3120 1583 1537 502

H (m)
500
10-65/15
CRS 10-65
450 10-65/14
10-65/13
400
10-65/12
10-65/11
350
10-65/10
10-65/9
300
10-65/8
10-65/7
250
10-65/6
10-65/6A
200
10-65/5A
150 10-65/4A
10-65/4
10-65/3A
100
10-65/2
50
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Q (m³/h) 100
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 Q (l/s) 28
η (%) P2 (kW)
80 9.0
70 η 8.5
60 8.0
P2
50 7.5
40 7.0
30 6.5
20 6.0
10 5.5
5.0
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Q (m³/h) 100
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 Q (l/s) 28

HMS CIRIS 10-120, HMS CIRIS 10-160
25
A
8 отв. Ø 18
Ø2
00
L Ø15
0
D

Pump
Type Power, kW D L A B kg status
CRS 10-100/2-18,5 DAP 8-18,5 18 235 1490 721 769 127 +
CRS 10-100/3-22 DAP 8-22 22 235 1765 889 876 161
CRS 10-100/3Т*-26 DAP 8-26 26 235 1800 889 911 169 +
CRS 10-100/4-26 DAP 8-26 26 235 1970 1059 911 182
CRS 10-100/4Т*-30 DAP 10-30 30 235 1936 1059 877 212 +
CRS 10-100/5-37 DAP 10-37 37 235 2125 1223 902 243
CRS 10-100/5Т*-45 DAP 10-45 45 235 2190 1223 967 260 +
CRS 10-100/6-45 DAP 10-45 45 235 2360 1393 967 277
CRS 10-100/6Т*-55 DAP 10-55 55 235 2410 1393 1017 290 +
CRS 10-120/2-22 DAP 8-22 22 235 1430 554 876 162 +
DAP 10-30 235 1515 638 877 215 +
CRS 10-120/3-30 30
DAP 8-30 235 1585 639 946 192
DAP 10-37 235 1650 748 902 232 +
CRS 10-120/4-37 37
DAP 8-37 235 1770 749 1021 221
DAP 10-45 235 1815 848 967 260 +
CRS 10-120/5-45 45
DAP 8-45 235 1985 849 1136 255
CRS 10-120/6-55 DAP 10-55 55 235 1960 943 1017 279 +
CRS 10-120/7-75 DAP 10-75 75 235 2205 1048 1157 328 +
CRS 10-120/8-75 DAP 10-75 75 235 2295 1138 1157 338 +
CRS 10-120/9-90 DAP 10-90 90 235 2505 1228 1277 384
CRS 10-120/10-110 DAP 10-110 110 235 2635 1318 1317 406
CRS 10-120/11-110 DAP 10-110 110 235 2725 1408 1317 415
CRS 10-120/12-130 DAP 10-130 130 235 3035 1498 1537 493
CRS 10-120/13-130 DAP 10-130 130 235 3125 1588 1537 502
CRS 10-160/1-18,5 DAP 8-18,5 18,5 235 1330 534 796 135 +
DAP 10-37 235 1590 688 902 229 +
CRS 10-160/2-37 37
DAP 8-37 235 1710 689 1021 218
DAP 10-45 235 1820 853 967 262 +
CRS 10-160/3-45 45
DAP 8-45 235 1990 854 1136 257
CRS 10-160/4-65 DAP 10-65 65 235 2100 1018 1082 310 +
CRS 10-160/5-75 DAP 10-75 75 235 2350 1193 1157 349 +
CRS 10-160/6-90 DAP 10-90 90 235 2640 1363 1277 401 +
CRS 10-160/7-110 DAP 10-110 110 235 2850 1533 1317 429
CRS 10-160/8-130 DAP 10-130 130 235 3240 1703 1537 512

H (m)
200
CRS 10-100
180 10
-10
0/6
160
10-
100
/5
140
120 10-
100
/4
100
10-1
00/3
80
60 10-10
0/2
40
20
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Q (m³/h) 160

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Q (l/s) 45
η (%) P2 (kW)
100 9.0
90 8.5
η
80 8.0
70 7.5
60 7.0
50 P2 6.5
40 6.0
30 5.5
20 5.0
10 4.5
4.0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Q (m³/h) 160
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 Q (l/s) 45

H (m)
400
CRS 10-120
10
-12
0/1
3
10
360 -12
0/1
2
10
-12
0/1
320 1
10-
120
/10
280 10-
120
/9
10-1
20/8
240
10-1
20/7
200 10-1
20/6
10-1
160 20/5
10-120
/4
120
10-120
/3
80
10-120/2
40
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 Q (m³/h) 180

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 Q (l/s) 50
η (%) P2 (kW)
80
70 η 12.0
60 11.0
50 10.0
P2
40 9.0
30 8.0
20 7.0
10 6.0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 Q (m³/h) 180

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 Q (l/s) 50

H (m)
250
CRS 10-160
10-160
/8
200 10-160
/7
10-160
/6
150
10-160/5
10-160/4
100
10-160/3
10-160/2
50
10-160/1
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 Q (m³/h) 200

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 Q (l/s) 55
η (%) P2 (kW)
80 22,0
70
η 20,5
60 19,0
50 17,5
P2
40 16,0
30 14,5
20 13,0
10 11,5
10,0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 Q (m³/h) 200
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 Q (l/s) 55

HMS CIRIS 12-160, HMS CIRIS 12-200,
25
HMS CIRIS 12-210, HMS CIRIS 12-250
A
8 отв. Ø 18
Ø2
00
L
0
Ø15
D

Pump
Type Power, kW D L A B kg status
CRS 12-160/1-30 DAP 10-30 30 281 1325 448 877 209
CRS 12-160/2-45 DAP 10-45 45 281 1500 533 967 250 +
CRS 12-160/3-65 DAP 10-65 65 281 1700 618 1082 299 +
CRS 12-160/4-90 DAP 10-90 90 281 1980 703 1277 365 +
CRS 12-160/5-110 DAP 10-110 110 281 2105 788 1317 389 +
CRS 12-160/6-130 DAP 10-130 130 281 2410 873 1537 468 +
CRS 12-200/1-30 DAP 10-30 30 281 1510 633 877 225 +
CRS 12-200/2-65 DAP 10-65 65 281 1940 858 1082 315 +
CRS 12-200/3-90 DAP 10-90 90 281 2390 1113 1277 460 +
CRS 12-200/4-110 DAP 10-110 110 281 2900 1583 1317 510 +
CRS 12-210/1-30 DAP 10-30 30 281 1500 623 877 224 +
CRS 12-210/2-45 DAP 10-45 45 281 1850 883 967 280 +
CRS 12-250/1-37 DAP 10-37 37 281 1570 668 902 235 +
CRS 12-250/2-75 DAP 10-75 75 281 2024 867 1157 334 +
CRS 12-250/3-110 DAP 10-110 110 281 2650 1333 1317 472 +
CRS 12-250/4-130 DAP 10-130 130 281 2900 1363 1537 585 +

H (m)
280
12-1
60/6
CRS 12-160
260
240
220 12-160
/5
200
180
12-160/4
160
140
12-160/3
120
100
12-160/2
80
60
12-160/1
40
20
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 Q (m³/h) 200

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 Q (l/s) 55
η (%) P2 (kW)
80 22.0
η
70 20.5
60 19.0
50 P2 17.5
40 16.0
30 14.5
20 13.0
10 11.5
10.0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 Q (m³/h) 200
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 Q (l/s) 55

H (m)
180
CRS 12-200
12-200/4
160
140
12-200/3
120
100
12-200/2
80
60
12-200/1
40
20
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 Q (m³/h) 300
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 Q (l/s) 80 85
η (%) P2 (kW)
90 55.0
80 η 50.0
70 45.0
60 40.0
50 35.0
40 P2 30.0
30 25.0
20 20.0
10 15.0
10.0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 Q (m³/h) 300
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 Q (l/s) 80 85

H (m)
80
12-210/2 CRS 12-210
70
60
50
40
12-210/1
30
20
10
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 Q (m³/h) 300
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 Q (l/s) 80 85
η (%) P2 (kW)
90 55.0
80 η 50.0
70 45.0
60 40.0
50 35.0
40 30.0
30 P2 25.0
20 20.0
10 15.0
10.0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 Q (m³/h) 300
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 Q (l/s) 80 85

H (m)
180
12-250/4
CRS 12-250
160
140 12-250/3
120
100
12-250/2
80
60
12-250/1
40
20
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 Q (m³/h) 300
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 Q (l/s) 80 85
η (%) P2 (kW)
90 55.0
80 η 50.0
70 45.0
60 40.0
50 35.0
40 P2 30.0
30 25.0
20 20.0
10 15.0
10.0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 240 Q (m³/h) 300
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 Q (l/s) 80 85

Accessories
ACCESSORIES
PIPE ADAPTERS
ADAPTER THREAD - FLANGE
АМТ6.411.021
4 holes
Ø18
DN 80. Models: CRS 8-16,
CRS 8-25, CRS 8-40
R3”
Ø176
Ø71
Ø145
18
151
АМТ6.411.022-01
4 holes
Ø18
DN 100. Models: CRS 8-65 SP-114-D

Ø183
Ø98
Ø155
25
165
АМТ6.411.022
8 holes
Ø18
DN 100. Models: CRS 10-65 SP-114-D

Ø215
Ø98
Ø180
25
171

Accessories
ACCESSORIES
THREAD ADAPTERS
АМТ8.229.023 АМТ8.229.017
SP-60-D
АМТ8.229.024 АМТ8.229.018
SP-60-D
SP-60-D
АМТ8.229.029 АМТ8.229.019
SP-73-D
SP-89-D
АМТ8.229.030 АМТ8.229.020
SP-114-D
SP-60-D
SP-89-D
АМТ8.229.032 АМТ8.229.025

Rewindable Submersible Motors. DAP Series
REWINDABLE SUBMERSIBLE MOTORS

DAP SERIES
FEATURES AND ADVANTAGES
—— Motor is filled with a liquid allowing

contact with potable water. 1
—— Motor storage temperature:
-30…+60 °С (-22…140 F) 2
—— Lack of the liquid can be refilled with clean
water (at storage temperature above +4 °С)
—— Vertical and horizontal installation 3
are equally possible (e.g. booster modules)
—— Flanges and shafts are made in accordance
with appropriate NEMA standards
—— Resistance to unstable voltage
—— Casing made of AISI 316 stainless steel
4
—— Sand guard for mechanical seal
protection from the solid particles
—— Rotor’s «squirrel cage» is made
of copper for increased efficiency 5
—— High-temperature rewindable winding
with PE2 insulation (up to 100 °С);
temperature sensor is optionally available
for overheating protection
—— Radial bearings of composite materials
with spiral grooves for better lubrication
—— Heavy duty self-aligning water lubricated
thrust bearing
—— Counter thrust bearing for the rotor upward
movement prevention
—— Reliable mechanical seal the world’s
leading manufacturers
—— Rubber diaphragm for the liquid
expansion compensation 6
1. NEMA shaft connection 7

2. Sand guard
3. Mechanical seal 8
4. Radial bearing
5. Squirrel cage made of copper 9
6. Rotor shaft made of AISI 409 stainless steel
7. High-temperature PE2 winding 10
8. Counter thrust bearing
9. Self-aligning thrust bearing 11
10. Cast Iron bottom part
11. Rubber diaphragm

DAP 6 SERIES DAP 8 SERIES
—— Max Diameter: D=144 mm —— Max Diameter: D=189 mm
—— Protection: IP68 —— Protection: IP68
—— Starts per hour: ≤6 —— Starts per hour: ≤6

—— Water temperature: up to +30 °С (86 °F) —— Water temperature: up to +30 °С (86 °F)
—— Voltage: 50Hz, 3 х 400V —— Voltage: 50Hz, 3 х 400V
—— Voltage tolerance: -15 … +10% —— Voltage tolerance: -15 … +10%
—— PE2 winding insulation, up to 100 °С —— PE2 winding insulation, up to 100 °С

temperature resistance temperature resistance
—— Synchronous rotation speed: 3000 rpm —— Synchronous rotation speed: 3000 rpm
DAP 6 DAP 8

DAP 10 SERIES POWER SUPPLY CONNECTION
—— Max Diameter: D=235 mm DOL (Direct On-Line)

—— Protection: IP68
—— Starts per hour: ≤6 U V W

—— Water temperature: up to +30 °С (86 °F)
—— Voltage: 50Hz, 3 х 400V
—— Voltage tolerance: -15 … +10%
—— PE2 winding insulation, up to 100 °С

temperature resistance
—— Synchronous rotation speed: 3000 rpm
DAP MOTOR TYPE KEY
DAP Х - ХХ
DAP series motor
Motor size (inches)
Rated power, kW
DAP 10

TABLE № 6. OPERATING PARAMETERS

DAP submersible motors
Power P2 F In Ist / Inom Eff. nn Tnom Tst/ Tnom Motor length Weight Leads
Model cos
kW HP kN А А % rpm N·m N·m L, mm kg mm2
DAP 6-3 3 4 10 7 5.4 77 0.82 2900 10 1.5 597 38 4
DAP 6-4 4 5.5 10 9 5.4 78 0.82 2900 13 1.5 621 40 4
DAP 6-5.5 5.5 7.5 10 12 5.7 79 0.82 2900 18 1.6 641 42 4
DAP 6-7.5 7.5 10 10 17 5.6 80 0.82 2900 25 1.7 706 49 4
DAP 6-9 9 12 10 20 5.6 81 0.82 2900 30 1.6 731 51 4
DAP 6-11 11 15 10 24 6.3 81 0.82 2900 36 1.8 766 55 4
DAP 6-13 13 17.5 10 28 6 81 0.82 2900 43 1.7 821 60 4
DAP 6-15 15 20 10 32 5.9 82 0.82 2900 49 1.8 861 64 4
DAP 6-18.5 18.5 25 10 40 5.8 82 0.82 2900 61 1.8 906 69 4
DAP 8-11 11 15 15 22 4.7 83 0.86 2870 37 1.1 726 78 10
DAP 8-13 13 17.5 15 27 4.7 83 0.84 2870 43 1.1 756 81 10
DAP 8-15 15 20 15 31 4.7 83 0.84 2870 50 1.2 781 86 10
DAP 8-18.5 18.5 25 15 38 4.7 83 0.84 2870 62 1.2 769 89 10
DAP 8-22 22 30 15 44 5.1 85 0.85 2870 73 1.2 876 106 10
DAP 8-26 26 35 20 52 5.1 85 0.85 2870 87 1.2 911 114 10
DAP 8-30 30 40 20 60 5.1 85 0.85 2870 100 1.1 946 121 10
DAP 8-37 37 50 20 73 5.4 85 0.86 2870 123 1.4 1021 141 10
DAP 8-45 45 60 20 89 5.5 86 0.85 2870 150 1.5 1136 164 10
DAP 10-30 30 40 20 60 4.9 85 0.85 2900 99 1.1 877 144 25
DAP 10-37 37 50 20 72 5.4 86 0.86 2900 122 1.4 902 152 25
DAP 10-45 45 60 30 87 5.5 87 0.86 2900 148 1.5 967 169 25
DAP 10-55 55 74 30 106 5.4 87 0.86 2900 181 1.5 1017 182 25
DAP 10-65 65 87 30 125 5.3 87 0.86 2900 214 1.4 1082 202 25
DAP 10-75 75 100 30 145 4.9 88 0.85 2900 247 1.2 1157 225 25
DAP 10-90 90 121 45 174 5.2 88 0.85 2900 296 1.2 1277 262 35
DAP 10-110 110 161 45 212 5.2 88 0.85 2920 360 1.2 1317 274 50
DAP 10-130 130 174 45 251 5.8 88 0.85 2920 425 1.2 1537 342 50

Pump Control Panels. HMS Control L3 Series
PUMP CONTROL PANELS

HMS Control L3 series
HMS Control L3 panels are intended to control

and protect the submersible pumps.
CONTROL MODES
—— Manual
—— Automatic
—— Remote
APPLICATION
—— Level control in tanks
—— Pressure control
—— Electric motor protection
FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS

—— Dry running protection
—— Water level control
—— Mains voltage control OPTIONS
—— Insulation resistance check before start —— Overvoltage protection
—— Level sensor fault detection —— Surge (lightning) protection
—— Pump shutdown in case of external accident —— Temperature sensor for motor winding
—— Operation with float and electrode sensors
—— Display of condition for station and sensors INTERFACE
—— Display of pump parameters: input current, —— Sensor condition
voltage, running time and number of starts
—— Current consumption
—— History of accidents
—— Voltage on each phase
—— Dispatching signals: «Accident», «Station is
on», «Pump is on», sensors —— Hours of operation
—— Programmable on/off regime for pumps —— Number of starts
—— Group mode for several panels —— List of recent failures
TECHNICAL DATA
Voltage 3x400 V (+10%, -15%), 50 Hz

Current range 1..300A
Motor power up to 132 kW
Method of motor starting DOL or soft start
Ambient temperature -40 .. +40 °C
Humidity up to 100 %
Casing protection IP 24 or IP 54
— Dry running — Pressure sensor

Sensors and input signals — Level sensor — Input «External control»
— Input «External error» — PT100/PTC temperature sensor

DESIGNATION
Examples
1. HMS Control L3-80-IP54
2. HMS Control L3-120-S-M.T-IP54
HMS Control L3 - XXX - X - X.X - IPXX
Model
Maximum current, A
Start method: DOL / Soft start
Additional functions
H - High voltage protection
M - Lightning protection
C - Remote control by Modbus RTU
T - Temperature sensor
Protection: IP21; IP54
PANEL SELECTION
Control panels with DOL and Soft Start Rated current, А Motor power * , kW
HMS Control L3–25-IP21 HMS Control L3–25-IP54 1…25 1.1…9
HMS Control L3–40-IP21 HMS Control L3–40-IP54 20…40 11...17
HMS Control L3–60-IP21 HMS Control L3–60-IP54 35…60 18.5…22
HMS Control L3–80-IP21 HMS Control L3–80-IP54 55…80 27...37
HMS Control L3–100-IP21 HMS Control L3–100-IP54 75…100 45
HMS Control L3–120-IP21 HMS Control L3–120-IP54 95…120 50, 55
HMS Control L3–160-IP21 HMS Control L3–160-IP54 115…160 65, 75
Available options:
N - overvoltage protection; panel is turned off to prevent the equipment failure
M - (lighting and switching) surge voltage protection
P - emergency main switch with handle on the door
C - Modbus interface support - remote monitoring and control: pump start/stop, operation/failure
T - motor winding temperature sensor
Here and below approximate values are given. Some pump units may have different nominal current values at given
*
power. Please look for more details in References.

RECOMMENDATIONS
How to select a control panel Correct connection to power supply is determined

Selection is made in accordance with the motor’s by the pump rotation direction. At the closed
rated current. Please look for motor data in the valve the manometer shows two different
pressure values. Higher value points to the correct
relevant section, pump unit manual, name plate
rotation direction. For submersible pumps water
or contact the manufacturer.
lift, in the normal mode, should be indicated
in 1-2 minutes after start.
For instance, nominal current for HMS Ciris 10-110
pump is 12A, therefore HMS Control L3-25 shall Connection of any two-phase power wires has
to be swapped around in case of wrong rotation
be selected for that pump.
direction.
In case you are unable to select pump or panel
range presented in the catalog does not provide
all requirements please fill out RFQ on page 67.
Control panels with soft start are recommended

for pumps with 7.5 kW power and higher.
Soft start provides:
—— pump operational life increase
—— no current and torque peaks and negligible

voltage dip during startup
—— water hammer elimination in pipes and valves
How to select cable size to connect the pump

Cross-section is selected in accordance with
ampacity ratings, max ambient temperature and
max allowable voltage drop of 2% from nominal
value. Please use the table оn page 31.
Attention!
Different pump units with the same motor have
different power consumption, therefore the cable
length and cross-section are to be selected in
accordance with nominal current value to avoid
oversizing.
If operating current is 10% lower than
nominal, the cable length shall be 10% longer
than given in the table.
Example
Cable sizing for HMS CIRIS 8-25-125 pump with
13 kW power and 33 A nominal current and 160 m
of required length.
In the table below, vertical column, in the corres-
ponding row you would find 175 of cable
length with 25 mm of cross section. Therefore,
at the required cable length of 160 m the cable
cross-section will be 25 mm.

Cable Selection
CABLE SELECTION
Cable cross-section, mm2

Motor Maximal
power, nominal 1.5 2.5 4 6 10 16 25 35 50 70 95 120 150 185 240
kW current, A
Maximal cable length, subject to the 2% voltage drop
1 4.2 119 198 315
1.5 5.8 86 143 228 339
2.2 8 62 104 165 246 403
3 11 45 75 120 179 293 457
4 12 38 64 102 153 251 391
5.5 16 24 41 66 98 162 252 391
6.3 18 22 36 58 87 144 224 347 474
7.5 20 32 52 78 128 200 310 423
25 41 61 101 158 245 336
11
30 34 51 84 131 204 280 386
13 35 44 72 113 175 240 331 418
15 37 41 68 105 164 225 311 392
17 38 41 68 106 164 224 309 393
45 56 87 136 186 257 325 444
18.5
49 51 80 125 171 236 299 408 491
55 71 110 151 209 264 362 436
22
60 65 101 138 191 242 332 400 473
30 67 58 90 124 171 216 297 358 424 492
32 72 54 84 115 159 201 276 333 394 458
37 83 72 99 137 173 239 288 342 398 474
45 108 77 106 134 184 222 263 305 363
55 120 95 119 165 199 236 275 328
130 88 111 153 184 218 253 301
65
135 85 107 147 177 210 244 290
146 98 136 164 194 226 269
75
155 92 128 154 183 213 253
165 87 120 145 172 200 238
90
190 104 126 149 173 207
250 96 113 131 155
110
270 105 121 143
130 285 99 115 136
Allowable continuous
19 25 35 42 55 75 95 120 145 180 220 260 305 350 -
current, A

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(ORDER FORM)
The order form shall be completed in full to be accepted for consideration by the HMS Group
1. Сustomer:
Address:
Phone: Fax: E-mail:
Pump type: Quantity: Estimated annual q-ty required:
Similar to model: by (manufacturer):
Filled in by (Name): Position: Date:
2. Pump installation data
Installed in a new well  Installed into a well in operation 

Well #: Well diameter: m Well depth: m Pump installation dept: m
Static level: m Dynamic level: m Lowering: m Output: m3/h
Relative output: m3/h
3. Pumped liquid parameters
Temperature: o
C Turbidity: mg/L Total dissolved solids: mg/L pH:
Alkalinity: mg/L Hardness (total): mg/L Iron (total): mg/L
4. Operation
Water supplies to (select one of two values): Tank  Water supply system 
Pump switch-on pressure: kgf/cm2 Pump switch-off pressure: kgf/cm2
Capacity: m3 Well head pressure: kgf/cm2
5. Power and control panel
Control panel required  Control type:  By pressure  By water level
Motor protection options:  By min/max voltage  By number of starts limit  By current

 Phase rotation  Phase failure  Phase imbalance
 Level sensor
 Soft start required  Variable frequency drive required
Other requirements (point if any):

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ENGINEERING FLOW SOLUTIONS

PUMP SELECTION AND OPERATION GUIDELINE

PERFORMANCE CURVES AND DIMENSIONS

REWINDABLE SUBMERSIBLE MOTORS. DAP SERIES

PUMP CONTROL PANELS, HMS CONTROL L3 SERIES

REQUEST FOR QUOTATION

HMS CIRIS PUMPS:

APPLICATION DESIGN FEATURES: SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS

—— Agriculture, Irrigation, Sprinkler systems

—— Ground Water Lowering —— Single/multistage centrifugal

OPERATING CONDITIONS —— Radial or mixed flow stages

Pumped liquid................................................ water

Chlorides..........................................up to 350 mg/l —— Corrosion resistance

TECHNICAL DATA —— High-efficient rewindable electric motor

Capacity range.................................. 2.5 - 290 m3/h

Horizontal Installation: reservoirs, fountains,

2 HMS CIRIS Borehole Submersible Pumps

PUMP SERIES DESIGNATION

Well diameter, inches

Motor rated power, kW

HMS CIRIS Borehole Submersible Pumps 3

FEATURES, ADVANTAGES, BENEFITS

1. AISI 316 stainless steel straps

—— Rewindable electric motors

—— Motors are filled with a liquid allowing 17

—— 100% of pump units are factory-tested

4 HMS CIRIS Borehole Submersible Pumps

GENERAL ASSEMBLING DRAWING: SUBMERSIBLE PUMP

HMS CIRIS Borehole Submersible Pumps 5

GENERAL ASSEMBLING DRAWING: SUBMERSIBLE MOTOR

6 HMS CIRIS Borehole Submersible Pumps

HMS CIRIS Borehole Submersible Pumps 7

PUMP SELECTION AND OPERATION

—— Q-P curve: power vs. capacity relationship

Hoper. pump feature

0,7Q oper. Q oper. 1,2Q oper. Q

Fig. 1. The pump and the water supply system parameters

8 HMS CIRIS Borehole Submersible Pumps

Нpump System feature

HMS CIRIS Borehole Submersible Pumps 9

PUMP SELECTION SEQUENCE

Initial data 1-st stage. Determining the pump diameter

Pump size, inches 4 5,6 8 10 12

Table 2. HMS Ciris pumps nominal capacity range

Well yield, Capacity, m3/hour

10 HMS CIRIS Borehole Submersible Pumps

According to installation position static part Formula for head losses:

Elements loss values according to flow rate are

Knowing required head, in accordance with

HMS CIRIS Borehole Submersible Pumps 11

Table 4. Head losses in steel pipes

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Table 5. Head losses in plastic pipes

m3/h L/min L/sec

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HYDRAULIC ACCUMULATOR SELECTION

Hydraulic accumulator (pressure storage reservoir)

There are different methods of hydraulic

Hydraulic accumulator selection based on UNI

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—— Motors are filled with a liquid allowing 17