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Model : KTM40F-000 (Cast iron / SS material)
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Normal Capacity (L/min / m3/Hr) 117 / 7.0 Suction Press. (MPa / bar) -0.03 / -0.3
Air Flow rate (NL/min / Nm3/Hr) 9.3 / 0.56 Differential Head (m / bar)
Motor Driver
*Original base-plate (option) will be fixed to IEC Motor frame size 112M.
Type
Connection
Painting
MUNSELL N3
Remarks
Refer to attached "Technical descripton of air-intake nozzle" for the detail of recommended accessories.
SPECIFICATION
8
NPSH req. (m)
6 NPSH
4
2
0
0 50 100 150 200
60 60
55 55
50 50
45 TOTAL HEAD 45
40 40
TOTAL HEAD (m)
35 EFFICIENCY 35
EFFICIENCY (%)
30 30
25 25
20 20
15 15
10 10
5 5
0 0
0 50 100 150 200
3.5
SHAFT POWER (kW)
CAPACITY (L/min)
Demension
L KL
kw A B C D E F SS kW IEC Frame
0.75 22 35 51 19 21.8 6 14 0.75 80M
1.5, 2.2 36 53 71 24 27.3 8 18 1.5 90L
3.7 36 53 71 28 31.3 8 18
2.2 90L
3.7 112M
Model kw S D PR PY FA FB FS FC MH L MA MR SS VE VF VM VN VS VT VZ KL Weight
KTM20F 0.75 Rc 3/4 Rc1/2 214 63 50 25 112 95 140 533 133 140 14 199 269 225 385 58 20 12 146 18
KTM25F 1.5 Rc1 Rc3/4 219 70 60 28 124 105 150 587 143 168.5 18 214 300 240 430 65 20 12 147 20
KTM32F 2.2 Rc1.1/4 Rc1 224 80 65 35 129 120 150 597.5 143 168.5 18 214 300 240 430 65 20 12 147 25
KTM40F 3.7 Rc 1.1/2 Rc1.1/4 238 85 70 40 82 130 180 692 186 200 18 280 425 310 616 96 25 12 154 30
*Approx. packing weight
(motor weight not included)
1) Loosen the nuts of the lower pipe joint to allow a nipple to freely move.
2) Mark the pipe bending direction (fig.2 only) on the pipe surface between the upper and lower pipe joints.
3) Wind a sealing tape around the lower pipe joint’ s nipple of the suction nozzle,
insert it into the nozzle junction of the pump, and turn the nipple to firmly fix it.
4) Turn the pipe to align the mark on the pipe surface so that the bend nose (gas discharge port)
of the pipe will be directed to the center of the impeller (fig.2 only).
5) Tighten the nuts of the lower pipe joint firmly. Make sure that the suction nozzle is not manually rotated.
6) Rotate the motor manually (rotate the shaft end of the motor with a screwdriver) to make sure
that the pipe nose of the nozzle is not interfering with the impeller.
Dimensions Unit : mm
D D Applicable model Figure Dia. (E) Dia. (D) Lenght(L1) Lenght(L)
Recommended range
2. Air in-take nozzle will be - 0.1 MPa to + 0.25 MPa 0 MPa to + 1.0 MPa
attached for KTM upon request - 1.0 bar to + 2.5 bar 0 bar to + 10 bar
- 15 psi to + 35 psi 0 psi to + 150 psi
Recomendation of the range for Air flow meter / Rotameter Unit : Nl / min
50Hz frequency 60Hz frequency
Pump model
Operation flow rate Air flow meter range Operation flow rate Air flow meter range
The KTM Series pump user manual must be fully read and understood before operating the pump.
Failure to do so may result in death, serious injury, or property damage. This page is intended for a
basic understanding of the KTM startup operation and is not a substitute for the user manual.
Motor
Suction valve
Initial Adjustments
1. All of the necessary valves, gauges, and the air parameter should be installed properly before operation.
2. Prime water into the KTM.
2. Inching test - Check whether the KTM is rotating smoothly in the prescribed direction.
3. Suction and discharge valves should be fully opened and the air parameter or rotameter should be
fully closed before turning on the power.
4. After checking that the KTM is operating correctly, close the discharge valve as to lift the discharge pressure
up to 0.4MPa (4 Bar / 58psi).
5. Close the suction valve as to set the suction pressure to a negative pressure range within -0.02 to -0.03MPa
(-0.2 to -0.3 Bar / -3 to -4.5psi).
6. Open the air valve of the air flow meter or rotameter as to drawn in the prescribed air flow into the KTM.
Refer to page 3 for the recommended air capacity for each model.
7. Slightly open the “excess air release valve” as to release surplus air with a small amount of water from
the top of the separation tank back to the source of the treated water tank. Optimal water flow rate is approximately
0.5 L/min.
8. If the KTM and separation tank are installed far from the flotation tank, install a valve (V2) close to the dosing point
at the flotation tank. In this case adjust the discharge pressure at this point and fully open V1 during operation.
9. For the system where the KTM has negative suction head, install a solenoid valve (SV1) at the air drawn-in line
between flow meter or rotameter and the KTM. Set the air valve to open with approximately a 60 second delay
after starting the operation of KTM as to let water fully prime the KTM before air injection.
Set that valve to close when operation is stopped.
10. To simplify adjustments of the surplus air capacity, another “excess air release valve” is recommended to be
installed close to the source of the treated water tank.