Custom Pumping Systems for a Detergent Plant in the Health & Beauty/Chemical Process Industry
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A customer in the health and beauty industry contracted Fischer Process Industries to develop a Custom Pumping Systems for a chemical process in their detergent plant. The customer was currently using our smaller version of the pump, and wanted to increase their capacity and add mixing centers. We performed an analysis of their process dynamics, and developed the specifications outlining the pumps, motors, and gearboxes necessary to increase their process of multiple product detergents. Our engineers also designed custom base plates for fabrication.
Five large 6" Waukesha ECB lobe style positive displacement pumps were specified for their upgrade. The pumps were furnished and delivered along with engineering and operational manuals to the customer in Bowling Green, Kentucky after thorough functionality testing. Despite the challenges met during the project we were able to exceed the demanding timeline with cooperation from our shop. For more about this ECP pump system upgrade, or our other capabilities handling projects with large budgets and critical objectives please see the table below or contact us directly.
Highlights of this Custom Pumping Systems Project
- Product Name
- Waukesha Pumps
- Product Description
- Positive Displacement ECP Lobe Style Pumps
- Project Scope
- Add mixing centers and increase capacity
- Custom Pumping Systems Capabilities Applied/Processes
- Primary:
Engineering- Analyzed the process dynamics, developed pumps, motor, gearbox specification and designed custom base plates for fabrication
- Material Worked With
- Multiple Product Detergents
- In Process Testing/Inspection Performed
- Functionality Testing
- Documentation Supplied
- Approval on 3D Dimensional Drawings, Engineering and Operations Manuals
- Industry for Use
- Health and Beauty/Chemical Process
- Volume
- Five (5) large 6" Positive Displacement ECP Lobe Style Pumps
- Delivery Location
- Bowling Green, Kentucky
- Standards Met
- Customer Specifications, Hydraulic Institute
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