CORNELL PUMP COMPANY

Refrigeration
Pumps

Cornell Pump Company

Portland, Oregon
U.S.A.
Phone: (503) 653-0330
Fax: (503) 653-0338
Web: www.cornellpump.com

Cycloseal® and Redi-Prime® are Registered Trademarks of Cornell Pump Company.

Cornell pumps and products are the subject of one or more of the following
U.S. and Foreign patents: 3,207,485; 3,282,226; 3,295,456; 3,301,191;
3,630,637; 3,663,117; 3,743,437; 4,335,886; 4,523,900; 5,489,187; 5,591,001;
6,074,554; 6,036,434; 6,079,958; 6,309,169; 2,320,742; 96/8140; 319,837;
918,534; 1,224,969; 2,232,735; 701,979 and are the subject of pending US and
Foreign Patent Applications.

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RESEARCH &
DEVELOPMENT
Cornell Pump Company is
known for innovative designs
at the leading edge of
technology. We constantly
strive to improve and expand
our range of highly engineered
products.
Cornell uses solid engineering
practices and aggressive
research and development to
maintain leadership in the
industrial refrigeration
marketplace.
Many unique and innovative
‘firsts’ have resulted from
Cornell’s willingness and
ability to adapt to changing
requirements in the market.
REFRIGERATION
Mission Statement
“To exceed our customers’ and shareholders’ expectations, by designing,
manufacturing, and marketing premium quality centrifugal pumps.”
C
ornell understands the
important role liquid overfeed and
transfer pumps play in today’s
industrial refrigeration marketplace.
Cornell’s innovative Technologies
provide the end-user with a dynamic
containment system capable of
continuous and reliable operation.
At Cornell, we’ve built our worldwide
reputation on quality and reliability.
Our centrifugal pumps are
engineered and manufactured to provide ultra-reliable and trouble-free
operation. As a matter of fact, many Cornell liquid overfeed and transfer
pumps sold in the 60’s are still providing the same continuous and
dependable service they did the day they were installed. No one is more
committed to making your ownership a truly rewarding experience
than Cornell.
LIQUIDS
Glycol CUSTOMER TRAINING
In many refrigeration At Cornell we believe a well
applications, secondary informed customer is our best
customer. Cornell provides a
coolants such as ethylene and
wide range of training and
propylene glycols selection materials including
and brines are used as heat our Centrific® software.
transfer media. The glycol The Centrific® selection
or brine is cooled by the program will help you select
primary refrigerant and
the correct Cornell pump for a
given set of operating
used to transfer heat
conditions. The program also
without changing state. includes energy usage and
Cornell’s clear liquids efficiency comparisons.
handling pumps are Cornell’s refrigeration manual
commonly used to provides complete
performance data,
recirculate these
dimensional information,
secondary coolants. The clear liquid pumps are sealing options, and selection
rugged, extremely efficient and designed specifically for a long life of guidelines for the entire
service. No matter how tough the application, Cornell can provide you refrigeration product group.
with the pump you need. In addition, the Cornell Pump
catalog provides similar
information for the Cornell
products associated with the
glycol and clear liquid
product group. The catalog is
divided into easy-to-use
sections and has a complete
index.

MANUFACTURING
Cornell Pumps are top quality,
with each part machined and
built to our exacting standards.
CLEAR LIQUID OVERFEED
C ornell’s refrigeration product group is not limited to liquid overfeed
pump applications. Our clear liquid pumps are frequently used in cooling
COMMITMENT TO
EXCELLENCE
In May 1996, Cornell Pump
Company received its ISO
tower, chilled water, glycol, brine, condenser spray tree and many other
9001 certification.
HVAC applications. Cornell’s clear liquid pumps are constructed entirely ISO 9001 is the most
of iron or cast iron and fitted with bronze components. Many optional comprehensive certification
metalurgies are also available. Standard features include fully machined associated with the
impellers, heavy duty shafts with replaceable shaft sleeves, and peripheral ISO 9000 series of quality
system standards.
wear rings.
The elements associated with
the ISO 9001 certification
Double Volute cover contract review,
As the impeller adds energy to the fluid, pressure increases around the design and development,
periphery of the volute. On single volute pumps, the increasing pressure
acts against the impeller and creates unbalanced radial forces. In contrast,
Cornell’s larger clear liquid pumps include a double volute system which
E nhanced vapor handling and NPSHR characteristics are central to
Cornell’s latest liquid overfeed pump innovations. Cornell has incorporated
production, purchasing,
quality control, and servicing.

Our team of exceptional

machinists, craftsmen and
assembly mechanics work
with some of the most
modern manufacturing
machinery and hydraulic
testing equipment in the
world to bring our customers
a state-of-the-art product.
effectively balances these forces around the impeller to reduce shaft flexure
and fatigue. Cornell’s double volute system eliminates shaft breakage and
extends the life of the mechanical seals, wear rings and bearings, while
maintaining high hydraulic efficiencies.
Efficiency
In addition to a dependable pumping system, today’s refrigerant systems
must also be efficient and economical. As energy costs rise, conservation
and efficiency of operation become critical issues for end users striving to
minimize expenses associated with energy consumption.
Cornell pumps maintain superb hydraulic operating
efficiencies and are coupled with energy efficient motors.
The bottom line – Cornell pumps cost less to operate.
these designs features into our liquid overfeed pumps while maintaining
four pole or six pole operating speed for close-coupled units.
With the introduction of our refrigerant series of high head, low speed
pumps, Cornell is working with our customers to address the increasing
requirement for ultra-reliability and superior performance characteristics.
Proven Performance
Cornell’s liquid overfeed pumps have been used successfully in a variety
of applications including cold storage, food processing refrigeration, ice
production and turbine inlet cooling. Cornell refrigerant pumps are
commonly employed in liquid overfeed and transfer pump applications
utilizing anhydrous ammonia, aqueous ammonia, and halocarbons such
as R-22 and other approved refrigerants.

Transfer Pump Applications

In addition to liquid overfeed, Cornell’s refrigerant pumps are available
for use in transfer applications. They have been successfully used
for compressor oil, liquid transfer systems, and booster pump
applications. Whether you require a liquid overfeed or transfer
pump, Cornell’s engineers and technical sales personnel can
provide you with expert application assistance.

SPECIFICATIONS
Hermetic, Close-coupled
Refrigerant Pump:
• Class 150 Flanged suction
and discharge
• 250 PSIG working pressure
• Constructed of ASTM A536
60-40-18 Ductile Iron
• Industry leading three year
warranty
• Four pole (1800/1500RPM)
operating speed
FEATURES & BENEFITS
CORNELL CORNELL
HERMETIC OPEN-DRIVE
REFRIGERANT REFRIGERANT
PUMP PUMP
HERMETIC REFRIGERANT EMISSION FREE™
TECHNOLOGY SEALING TECHNOLOGY
■ Allows the pump to operate without the need ■ An ultra-reliable system consisting of two
for a mechanical shaft seal mechanical seals mounted back to back SPECIFICATIONS
NPSHR ■ Inboard seal prevents escape of refrigerant from Close-coupled Refrigerant Pump: Mechanical Seal:
Motor Specification:
• Exceptional NPSHR characteristics the pump casing • Class 150 Flanged suction • Double mechanical shaft seal
• Totally enclosed Liquid
• Characteristics are enhanced throughout entire ■ Outboard seal acts as a fail-safe or backup, and and discharge with pressurized barrier fluid
Cooled
operating range due to the single stage impeller provides containment of a system compatible • 250 PSIG working pressure lubrication system
• 3/4" Flanged liquid coolant
and four pole operating speed barrier fluid. • Constructed of ASTM A536 • Low oil limit switch
recirculation connection with
Vapor Handling NPSHR 60-40-18 Ductile Iron • Seal chamber heater to maintain
NPT tap
• Enhanced vapor handling abilities • Exceptional NPSHR characteristics • Industry leading three year warranty proper barrier oil viscosity
• Varied voltages available
due to single stage impellers • Characteristics are enhanced throughout entire • Four pole (1800/1500RPM) Motor Specification:
• Stainless Steel motor liner
with large eye areas operating range due to the single stage impeller operating speed • Totally enclosed, fan cooled,
• 200°C Thermal protection
and four pole operating speed • Optional mounting configurations refrigerant atmosphere, hostile
• Secondary containment
Vapor Entrainment available environment, premium efficiency
• Replaceable hydrodynamic
• Seals are oil lubricated, and do not rely on the motor
motor bearings
presence of pumpage for lubrication or cooling • Class “F” insulation
• Suitable for VFD applications
• The double mechanical sealing system allows • Suitable for VFD applications
the pump to continue to run until the system
stabilizes and the pump re-primes itself –
nuisance-tripping is avoided

SPECIFICATIONS
Hermetic, Close-coupled
Refrigerant Pump:
• Class 150 Flanged suction
and discharge
• 250 PSIG working pressure
• Constructed of ASTM A536
60-40-18 Ductile Iron
• Industry leading three year
warranty
• Four pole (1800/1500RPM)
operating speed
FEATURES & BENEFITS
CORNELL CORNELL
HERMETIC OPEN-DRIVE
REFRIGERANT REFRIGERANT
PUMP PUMP
HERMETIC REFRIGERANT EMISSION FREE™
TECHNOLOGY SEALING TECHNOLOGY
■ Allows the pump to operate without the need ■ An ultra-reliable system consisting of two
for a mechanical shaft seal mechanical seals mounted back to back SPECIFICATIONS
NPSHR ■ Inboard seal prevents escape of refrigerant from Close-coupled Refrigerant Pump: Mechanical Seal:
Motor Specification:
• Exceptional NPSHR characteristics the pump casing • Class 150 Flanged suction • Double mechanical shaft seal
• Totally enclosed Liquid
• Characteristics are enhanced throughout entire ■ Outboard seal acts as a fail-safe or backup, and and discharge with pressurized barrier fluid
Cooled
operating range due to the single stage impeller provides containment of a system compatible • 250 PSIG working pressure lubrication system
• 3/4" Flanged liquid coolant
and four pole operating speed barrier fluid. • Constructed of ASTM A536 • Low oil limit switch
recirculation connection with
Vapor Handling NPSHR 60-40-18 Ductile Iron • Seal chamber heater to maintain
NPT tap
• Enhanced vapor handling abilities • Exceptional NPSHR characteristics • Industry leading three year warranty proper barrier oil viscosity
• Varied voltages available
due to single stage impellers • Characteristics are enhanced throughout entire • Four pole (1800/1500RPM) Motor Specification:
• Stainless Steel motor liner
with large eye areas operating range due to the single stage impeller operating speed • Totally enclosed, fan cooled,
• 200°C Thermal protection
and four pole operating speed • Optional mounting configurations refrigerant atmosphere, hostile
• Secondary containment
Vapor Entrainment available environment, premium efficiency
• Replaceable hydrodynamic
• Seals are oil lubricated, and do not rely on the motor
motor bearings
presence of pumpage for lubrication or cooling • Class “F” insulation
• Suitable for VFD applications
• The double mechanical sealing system allows • Suitable for VFD applications
the pump to continue to run until the system
stabilizes and the pump re-primes itself –
nuisance-tripping is avoided

MANUFACTURING
Cornell Pumps are top quality,
with each part machined and
built to our exacting standards.
CLEAR LIQUID OVERFEED
C ornell’s refrigeration product group is not limited to liquid overfeed
pump applications. Our clear liquid pumps are frequently used in cooling
COMMITMENT TO
EXCELLENCE
In May 1996, Cornell Pump
Company received its ISO
tower, chilled water, glycol, brine, condenser spray tree and many other
9001 certification.
HVAC applications. Cornell’s clear liquid pumps are constructed entirely ISO 9001 is the most
of iron or cast iron and fitted with bronze components. Many optional comprehensive certification
metalurgies are also available. Standard features include fully machined associated with the
impellers, heavy duty shafts with replaceable shaft sleeves, and peripheral ISO 9000 series of quality
system standards.
wear rings.
The elements associated with
the ISO 9001 certification
Double Volute cover contract review,
As the impeller adds energy to the fluid, pressure increases around the design and development,
periphery of the volute. On single volute pumps, the increasing pressure
acts against the impeller and creates unbalanced radial forces. In contrast,
Cornell’s larger clear liquid pumps include a double volute system which
E nhanced vapor handling and NPSHR characteristics are central to
Cornell’s latest liquid overfeed pump innovations. Cornell has incorporated
production, purchasing,
quality control, and servicing.

Our team of exceptional

machinists, craftsmen and
assembly mechanics work
with some of the most
modern manufacturing
machinery and hydraulic
testing equipment in the
world to bring our customers
a state-of-the-art product.
effectively balances these forces around the impeller to reduce shaft flexure
and fatigue. Cornell’s double volute system eliminates shaft breakage and
extends the life of the mechanical seals, wear rings and bearings, while
maintaining high hydraulic efficiencies.
Efficiency
In addition to a dependable pumping system, today’s refrigerant systems
must also be efficient and economical. As energy costs rise, conservation
and efficiency of operation become critical issues for end users striving to
minimize expenses associated with energy consumption.
Cornell pumps maintain superb hydraulic operating
efficiencies and are coupled with energy efficient motors.
The bottom line – Cornell pumps cost less to operate.
these designs features into our liquid overfeed pumps while maintaining
four pole or six pole operating speed for close-coupled units.
With the introduction of our refrigerant series of high head, low speed
pumps, Cornell is working with our customers to address the increasing
requirement for ultra-reliability and superior performance characteristics.
Proven Performance
Cornell’s liquid overfeed pumps have been used successfully in a variety
of applications including cold storage, food processing refrigeration, ice
production and turbine inlet cooling. Cornell refrigerant pumps are
commonly employed in liquid overfeed and transfer pump applications
utilizing anhydrous ammonia, aqueous ammonia, and halocarbons such
as R-22 and other approved refrigerants.

Transfer Pump Applications

In addition to liquid overfeed, Cornell’s refrigerant pumps are available
for use in transfer applications. They have been successfully used
for compressor oil, liquid transfer systems, and booster pump
applications. Whether you require a liquid overfeed or transfer
pump, Cornell’s engineers and technical sales personnel can
provide you with expert application assistance.

RESEARCH &
DEVELOPMENT
Cornell Pump Company is
known for innovative designs
at the leading edge of
technology. We constantly
strive to improve and expand
our range of highly engineered
products.
Cornell uses solid engineering
practices and aggressive
research and development to
maintain leadership in the
industrial refrigeration
marketplace.
Many unique and innovative
‘firsts’ have resulted from
Cornell’s willingness and
ability to adapt to changing
requirements in the market.
REFRIGERATION
Mission Statement
“To exceed our customers’ and shareholders’ expectations, by designing,
manufacturing, and marketing premium quality centrifugal pumps.”
C
ornell understands the
important role liquid overfeed and
transfer pumps play in today’s
industrial refrigeration marketplace.
Cornell’s innovative Technologies
provide the end-user with a dynamic
containment system capable of
continuous and reliable operation.
At Cornell, we’ve built our worldwide
reputation on quality and reliability.
Our centrifugal pumps are
engineered and manufactured to provide ultra-reliable and trouble-free
operation. As a matter of fact, many Cornell liquid overfeed and transfer
pumps sold in the 60’s are still providing the same continuous and
dependable service they did the day they were installed. No one is more
committed to making your ownership a truly rewarding experience
than Cornell.
LIQUIDS
Glycol CUSTOMER TRAINING
In many refrigeration At Cornell we believe a well
applications, secondary informed customer is our best
customer. Cornell provides a
coolants such as ethylene and
wide range of training and
propylene glycols selection materials including
and brines are used as heat our Centrific® software.
transfer media. The glycol The Centrific® selection
or brine is cooled by the program will help you select
primary refrigerant and
the correct Cornell pump for a
given set of operating
used to transfer heat
conditions. The program also
without changing state. includes energy usage and
Cornell’s clear liquids efficiency comparisons.
handling pumps are Cornell’s refrigeration manual
commonly used to provides complete
performance data,
recirculate these
dimensional information,
secondary coolants. The clear liquid pumps are sealing options, and selection
rugged, extremely efficient and designed specifically for a long life of guidelines for the entire
service. No matter how tough the application, Cornell can provide you refrigeration product group.
with the pump you need. In addition, the Cornell Pump
catalog provides similar
information for the Cornell
products associated with the
glycol and clear liquid
product group. The catalog is
divided into easy-to-use
sections and has a complete
index.
 CORNELL PUMP COMPANY

Refrigeration
Pumps

Cornell Pump Company

Portland, Oregon
U.S.A.
Phone: (503) 653-0330
Fax: (503) 653-0338
Web: www.cornellpump.com

Cycloseal® and Redi-Prime® are Registered Trademarks of Cornell Pump Company.

Cornell pumps and products are the subject of one or more of the following
U.S. and Foreign patents: 3,207,485; 3,282,226; 3,295,456; 3,301,191;
3,630,637; 3,663,117; 3,743,437; 4,335,886; 4,523,900; 5,489,187; 5,591,001;
6,074,554; 6,036,434; 6,079,958; 6,309,169; 2,320,742; 96/8140; 319,837;
918,534; 1,224,969; 2,232,735; 701,979 and are the subject of pending US and
Foreign Patent Applications.

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