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Horizontal Split Case Pump

Horizontal Split Case Double Suction Pump

Horizontal Split Case Pump
Special Industrial Pumps

Horizontal Split Case Pump

Horizontal Split Case Double Suction Pump

The Horizontal Split Case Pump is an industrial standard pump designed for reliable performance in various applications. It features high efficiency, low maintenance, and robust construction.

Category: Special Industrial Pumps

Product Specifications

Flow Rate50 - 10000 m³/h
Head10 - 200 m
Power7.5 - 1000 kW
Speed450 - 1450 rpm
Casing MaterialCast Iron / Bronze / Stainless
Impeller MaterialBronze / Stainless Steel
Max Temperature120 °C
Max Pressure2.0 MPa
Seal TypePacking / Mechanical Seal
StandardISO Standard

Product Description

The Horizontal Split Case Pump is a double-suction centrifugal pump with axially split casing for large-flow, medium-head applications. Its double-suction impeller balances axial thrust and provides high NPSH characteristics, while the split casing allows inspection and maintenance without disconnecting piping. The pump delivers flow rates from 50 to 10,000 m³/h at heads to 200 m and temperatures to 120°C, with cast iron, bronze, or stainless steel construction. Suitable for water supply, cooling systems, and large-volume industrial processes.

Applications

  • Water supply and distribution
  • Power plant cooling
  • Irrigation systems
  • Fire fighting systems
  • HVAC circulation
  • Seawater desalination

Quality Assurance

All Horizontal Split Case Pumps are manufactured under ISO 9001 quality management system. Each pump undergoes rigorous testing including hydrostatic pressure test, performance test, NDT inspection, and dynamic balance verification before shipment. We provide comprehensive documentation including test reports, material certificates, and operation manuals.

Why Choose Our Special Industrial Pumps

Low Flow High Head Tangential

Tangential flow (peripheral) pump for low-flow high-head applications, with single impeller generating heads up to 300m at low flow rates.

Peripheral Vane Design

Peripheral vane impeller generates high pressure through repeated fluid acceleration, suitable for metering, dosing, and small-bore high-pressure systems.

Stable Low-Flow Operation

Operates stably at very low flow rates without minimum flow recirculation, ideal for chemical injection and sample extraction.

Compact Construction

Single-stage design with small footprint, providing high head without multistage complexity for low-flow services.

Key Features

High-flow or high-pressure capability
Multistage designs up to 1000m head
Split case for easy maintenance
Axial flow for very high flow rates
Premium efficiency hydraulic design
Heavy-duty bearings and shaft

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a horizontal split-case pump?

The casing is split horizontally along the shaft centerline, allowing the rotating assembly (rotor) to be removed without disconnecting piping. This simplifies maintenance.

What are horizontal split-case pumps typically used for?

Water supply, cooling water circulation, fire protection, pipeline booster, and large-volume industrial transfer. They are known for high efficiency and easy maintenance.

What flow rates can split-case pumps achieve?

Flow rates from 50 to 20,000+ m³/h, heads from 10 to 300m. They are available in single-stage and two-stage configurations.

Can split-case pumps handle corrosive chemicals?

Standard models are cast iron/bronze. For corrosive service, 316 stainless or duplex fitted versions are available. However, the split casing joint is a potential leak path for hazardous fluids.

Selection Guide

✅ When to Choose This Pump

  • Power plant cooling water and boiler feed
  • Municipal water supply and distribution
  • Very high flow circulation systems
  • Multistage high-pressure applications

⚠️ When NOT to Choose

  • Small batch chemical processing
  • Corrosive acid handling
  • Portable or mobile service
  • Hygienic food applications

💡 Common Selection Mistakes

  • Not calculating system curve properly
  • Ignoring parallel pump operation effects
  • Under-sizing suction piping
  • Not considering water hammer effects

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