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Manufactured since 1982, Goodwin pumps have been continually developed to create the world’s most dependable submersible pumps. Goodwin pumps can have electric or hydraulic motors to suit a multitude of tasks. The range of heavy duty slurry pumps us complemented by specialist acid resisting and high head dirty water submersible pumps.

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The Goodwin Submersible Slurry Pump was developed for the UK mining industry and has since grown into a range of products that deliver proven performance in the most demanding environments.

Product development is performed in the UK, however all pump production manufacturing is done at our high quality, low cost manufacturing operation Goodwin India Pvt Ltd, located in Chennai, India, which was started in 2005.

Within the purpose built 70,000 sq feet factory area, submersible pumps are machined and assembled at our Indian facility, utilising the latest equipment to ensure we manufacture extremely reliable, high quality pumps.

From the initial start-up in India in 2005, there were three variants of a 30Kw 100mm pump designed and manufactured. Now that the range has been properly developed, there are five variants of 100mm, 150mm and 200mm submersible slurry pumps, two variants of ultra-reliable multistage submersible dirty water high head pumps for mine dewatering, as well as acid resistant super duplex stainless steel pumps for chemical ponds and acid leaching applications.

Goodwin submersible pumps are electrically-driven, abrasion resistant submersible pumps that are capable of pumping dense slurries containing abrasive solids within a wide range of industries.

Due to the arduous duties our submersible pumps are subject to in all locations that we service, we ensure that there is exemplary back up and support to make sure our customers’ sites remain operational; this is because it is necessary to maintain, repair and replace wear parts on pumps when pumping abrasive slurries.

As well as pumps, our companies can deliver tailored pumping solutions with custom made pontoons and slurry handling systems specifically aimed at tailings reclamation applications.

Hydroman™ 250TJQ Submersible Slurry Pump is a submersible electric sump pumping solution that offers advanced pump features for a variety of solids handling requirements. The TJQ submersible slury pump makes extensive use of Hydroman" finite element stress analysis and state of the art solids modelling to ensure reliable, long-wearing, solids handling capability.

200TJQ Submesible Slurry Pump comes standard with indispensable time-saving features including a moisture detector for early detection of intrusion of fluid into the motor chamber or mechanical seal, and a T-bolt construction that allows for rapid disassembly of the pump end for maintenance access.

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Goodwin slurry pumps are water efficient, and they don"t require water because all the components of the water are similar to their pumps, they are water-efficient, and has a wide volume of flow. It also has a low water consumption, and long service life. They also have a great water quality, low maintenance, and long-term life.

Remko submersible slurry pumps are heavy duty, top discharge, dewatering pumps designed for very dirty water, tailings, sludge, mine waste, farm wastes. They have a heavy duty inlet agitators and are suitable for pumping....

Self-priming centrifugal pumps are unique. As the name suggests, they have the ability to prime themselves under suction lift conditions. They draw fluid up from tanks or pits below, making them easier and safer to work on than those that work below ground. Under the right conditions, they’ll free themselves of entrained gas and function normally on their own, but sometimes, they can’t.

A BRIEF NOTE OF CAUTION:Just because self-priming pumps able to pull fluid into them, doesn’t mean that they should start up dry. Self-priming, centrifugal pumps need fluid in the casing to get started. Running dry, even for a short while, will cause damage to the mechanical seal, and pump failure.

Once the pump is turned on, the impeller begins to turn in a counter clockwise rotation. The fluid inside, or the “initial prime”, flows through the volute into the discharge cavity. Here, the air and fluid separate, the air evacuates through an open ended line, or air release line, while the fluid returns to the impeller through a recirculation port.

As fluid moves up the suction line, the air ahead of the fluid is pushed into the casing and handled as the initial prime was handled through the recirculation process. Once the fluid arrives in the pump, it operates as normal.

As fluid recirculates in the pump and forces air out of the discharge chamber, it’s trying to create an area of low pressure. However, if there’s a leak in the suction line, air continues to be drawn into the pump, never allowing it to release enough to create that area of low pressure.

If a valve on the air release line is closed, and the valve on the discharge line is closed, again, it"s giving no place for the air to go and get out of the pump.

If there is excessive clearance between the impeller and the wear plate, the pump has a difficult time creating a low-pressure area. This is typically caused by wear, but could also be due to improper reassembly.

If you’ve undersized the pump for the suction line, it will not be able to create the low-pressure area it needs to prime. It’s important to understand the suction lift requirements before selecting a pump for the application. Use Gorman-Rupp’s Pump Selection Guide for the calculations you’ll need.

The ability for self-priming pumps to prime hinges on all the right conditions. The pump must be able to evacuate air from inside the pump, create a low-pressure area at the eye of the impeller, and also be properly sized for the right NPSHconditions.

Engineers and experts rely on Crane Engineering for insight and help with centrifugal pumps and positive displacement pumps. Our in-house team of engineers can answer questions related to not only pumps but valves and skid systems. We provide a complete service and repair team who will fix pumps back to OEM standards. We are ready to assist you, contact us, today!

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Cornell’s new Slurry pumps expand our line of dewatering pumping solutions to abrasive applications in the mining process  and manure slurry industries. With Cornell’s patented Cycloseal® technology, our slurry pumps are built to operate without flush water.