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Viking 4924A - Ammonia Pump

Description

The 4924A internal gear pump is used for ammonia circulation in refrigeration systems, maintaining the refrigerant in liquid form for efficient heat transfer. It is suited for industrial cooling and process refrigeration applications. It delivers flows from 10 to 60 GPM (2.3 to 13.6 m³/h) with pressures up to 50 PSI (3.5 bar). The pump operates within temperature ranges from -40 to +225 °F, supporting stable ammonia handling conditions. Constructed in cast iron, the pump provides durability for refrigeration environments. It is specifically configured to handle ammonia while maintaining process efficiency and operational stability. A double mechanical seal with barrier fluid ensures reliable containment and minimizes leakage risk. Multiple porting and drive configurations allow integration into refrigeration and cooling systems.

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Categories
Pumps
Product groups
Internal Gear Pumps

Performance

Min Temperature
-40 °C
Max Temperature
105 °C
Max differential pressure
3.5 bar
Max capacity
13.6 m³/h
780 rpm

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It is used for ammonia (R-717) refrigeration systems. The pump is suitable for industrial cooling and heat transfer applications. It performs reliably in systems requiring liquid ammonia circulation.
The pump handles flows from 10 to 60 GPM, or 2.3 to 13.6 m³/h. Multiple sizes allow accurate capacity selection. Maximum pressure is 50 PSI, or 3.5 bar.
The pump uses a double mechanical seal with barrier fluid. This provides enhanced containment of ammonia. It reduces the risk of leakage and supports safe operation.
It operates within temperatures from -40 to +225 °F, or -40 to +105 °C. Maximum speeds vary by model size. These limits must match the refrigeration system requirements.
The pump supports flanged and NPT porting options. Drive options include gear reducer and V-belt drives. Foot-mounted construction supports stable installation in refrigeration systems.
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