Ballast Pump · Pumps
Marine engineers and operators rely on reliable and robust pumps to ensure the efficient handling of sea water and ballast on board ships. Worthington’s Marine Centrifugal Series, manufactured between 1950 and 1995, offers a range of horizontal centrifugal pumps designed to meet the demands of maritime operations. These pumps come in various DN sizes from 80 to 400 mm and can handle flow rates from 100 to 3000 m³/h with a head range of 10 to 90 meters. The series includes approximately 100 variants, each constructed from durable cast iron and equipped to run on either electric or steam turbine drives. Common issues with these pumps include aged seals, packing wear, bearing wear, impeller wear due to corrosion, and casing erosion. For maintenance, spare parts are available through specialist US suppliers, who now operate under brands like Flowserve. Refurbishment services are also provided by dedicated workshops in the United States, ensuring these legacy pumps continue to serve maritime needs effectively.
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