Flowserve SIHI LEMD
SubCategory: LiquidRingVacuumPumpsCompressors
Manufacturer: Flowserve
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Product features
- Modular systems use LEMD sizes 27 to 427
- Flows to 450 m³/h in Flowserve Modular D systems
- Suction pressure range 33–1013 mbar absolute
- Cast iron and stainless-steel configurations are documented
- Compact close-coupled single-stage liquid-ring vacuum-pump construction → supports stable process performance in the intended duty
- Series-specific hydraulic or control options → help match the equipment to the required operating point
- Service-oriented construction → supports planned maintenance and reduces unnecessary intervention time
- Configuration flexibility → allows materials, sealing and installation details to be matched to the application
- Flowserve platform and documentation → supports lifecycle service, spare-parts identification and replacement planning
- Application-led selection → helps control energy use, wear and unplanned downtime risk
Flowserve SIHI LEMD addresses industrial vacuum generation for gases and vapours. It is relevant where equipment selection must balance hydraulic or process duty, operating reliability and maintainability. Correct sizing and configuration are important because unsuitable selection can increase energy use, wear and unplanned downtime.
The series uses compact close-coupled single-stage liquid-ring vacuum-pump construction. This construction is intended to provide stable process performance while giving maintenance teams a practical basis for inspection, servicing and component replacement. Configuration options should be matched to the pumped medium, installation arrangement and required operating point.
Current technical data for the series include modular systems use LEMD sizes 27 to 427; flows to 450 m³/h in Flowserve Modular D systems; suction pressure range 33–1013 mbar absolute; cast iron and stainless-steel configurations are documented. These limits and options are selection criteria rather than universal operating points, so the final duty should be checked against the exact pump or valve configuration.
For lifecycle cost, the main value comes from selecting the correct hydraulic or control configuration and maintaining the equipment before wear develops into a process interruption. AxFlow can support model selection, service planning and spare-parts requirements to help reduce downtime risk over the equipment life.
