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Home Sponsored Editorial

Ensuring the reliability of your dewatering solutions

by Infrastructure Journalist
July 23, 2019
in Sponsored Editorial, Technology, Utilities
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Sulzer dewatering pump case study
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Neptune is a company specialized in the rental and sale of pumping equipment for clean water, wastewater and water loaded to industry, construction and communities. Its rental fleet includes 90 per cent of dewatering pumps and ten per cent of sewage pumps.

Neptune has already trusted Sulzer as a supplier for many years and has ordered several dewatering and sewage pumps. 

80 per cent of Neptune’s fleet consist of Sulzer pumps including the following models:

  • Submersible drainage pumps type ABS J
  • Submersible drainage pumps type ABS XJ
  • Submersible sludge pumps type ABS XJS
  • Submersible sewage pumps type ABS XFP

“The reliability of Sulzer’s equipment as well as the reduced need for maintenance are key factors. Since our first order and until today we have ordered only a very small number of spare parts, and this contributes to perpetuate our business relationship in the long term.”

– Mr Jérôme Vanbatten, Sales Engineer, Neptune

The challenge

Neptune requires a partner who can provide reliable technical innovations and proven solutions in wastewater and dewatering. For Sulzer as a privileged partner this collaboration is a way to develop its expertise and the proven reliability of its products in the rental market.

The solution

The submersible drainage pumps type ABS XJ – XJS provide reduced energy consumption and wear. The pump can be set to stop at dry running and start again at a specified level. 

The submersible sewage pumps type ABS XFP are suitable for various installations to fulfill virtually any customer requirements.

Customer benefit
  • Reliable, light and wear-resistant submersible drainage and sludge pumps
  • Clearly reduced maintenance and breakdown times
  • Less spare parts and easy supply due to modular system
  • Low total energy costs and minimized carbon footprint
  • Reliability and reactivity from Sulzer’s technical support
Sulzer Submersible drainage pump type ABS XJ
Submersible drainage pump type ABS XJ
Product data: Submersible drainage pumps type ABS XJ – XJS
  • The AquaTronic unit ensures correct motor rotation: the pump electronically adjusts for incorrect phase order
  • No control panels required
  • Motor protection: the pump stops in the event of a power overload and/or high temperature
  • Rapid assessment of pump condition with a PC via a USB port
  • Submersible sewage pumps type ABS XFP
  • The Contrablock Plus impeller ensures exceptional blockage resistance, solids passage minimum 75mm
  • Adjustable bottom plate with intercepted slotting
  • Premium efficiency IE3 motor
The Sulzer difference
  • Long-standing experience as a partner for construction yards
  • A full range of state-of-the-art submersible dewatering pumps
  • High-quality and wear-resistant Sulzer dewatering pumps
  • Reduced energy costs and minimized carbon footprint

This partner content is brought to you by Sulzer. For more information on Sulzer’s dewatering and related municipal and industrial wastewater treatment products and solutions, please visit sulzer.com.

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