Sinopec Corporation is one of the largest integrated energy and chemical companies in China with upstream, midstream and downstream oil and gas operations. Through this partnership, Sulzer Pumps will support Sinopec’s international operations and export business through constant and cost-effective supply and technical excellence. For service support and spare parts, Sinopec will be supported by Sulzer Pumps’ global service network.
A team of experts from both companies will be established in the areas of technology, design and manufacturing to further develop the offerings for the global market. Together, this strategic partnership provides both companies with the leading edge to serve the hydrocarbon processing markets.
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Chopper Pumps Help Ford Motor to Improve Waste Handling
The Ford Engine plant in Dagenham is not the type of site
you usually associate with an application for a Vaughan chopper pump as these
powerful, heavy-duty pumps are more likely to be found operating at sewage
treatment works around the UK.
However, motor manufacturing, like any major process involves its
own unique solids pumping challenges. For example, how to handle the difficult
combination of swarf, cutting oils and coolants being collected from huge CNC
machines operating on engine and transmission manufacture.
The origins of the application began in the late 1990’s when Vaughan Co. supplied an initial trial pump to a Michigan based OEM filter systems manufacturer. The pump was to be tested to see how it would perform against the conventional method of handling waste material and coolant collected from CNC machines. The design and operational characteristics of the Vaughan pump provided an effective, all-in-one combination of shredder and pump which could handle all the ingredients of the machine waste, affectionately known as ‘pump backs’ in the industry.
After 4 years of validation and ongoing collaboration between Vaughan, the filter systems engineers and Ford Motor Company’s transmission and coolant specialists, Vaughan succeeded in being chosen as the preferred type of pump for the waste handling applications.
Fast forward to 2005 and Vaughan’s Huntingdon based UK distributor P&M Pumps became involved with the supply of 74 bespoke design V3M ‘pump back’ pumping systems for similar waste handling applications at Ford’s UK engine plant sites at Dagenham and Port Talbot.
These pumps were supplied from Detroit and then the packaged system was fabricated and built in the UK by P&M Pumps. They were then shipped to the German CNC manufacturer for eventual delivery and installation at the Ford UK sites. Today, approximately 175 Vaughan pumps are, in the words of Ford Motor Company’s engineers, “performing flawlessly” on the waste handling pump applications associated with their huge machine tool process.
Through their experiences at numerous UK waste water treatment and manufacturing sites, P&M Pumps have been able to demonstrate that Vaughan Chopper Pumps are an extremely effective option on the most challenging solids pumping applications. asa20130425
The origins of the application began in the late 1990’s when Vaughan Co. supplied an initial trial pump to a Michigan based OEM filter systems manufacturer. The pump was to be tested to see how it would perform against the conventional method of handling waste material and coolant collected from CNC machines. The design and operational characteristics of the Vaughan pump provided an effective, all-in-one combination of shredder and pump which could handle all the ingredients of the machine waste, affectionately known as ‘pump backs’ in the industry.
After 4 years of validation and ongoing collaboration between Vaughan, the filter systems engineers and Ford Motor Company’s transmission and coolant specialists, Vaughan succeeded in being chosen as the preferred type of pump for the waste handling applications.
Fast forward to 2005 and Vaughan’s Huntingdon based UK distributor P&M Pumps became involved with the supply of 74 bespoke design V3M ‘pump back’ pumping systems for similar waste handling applications at Ford’s UK engine plant sites at Dagenham and Port Talbot.
These pumps were supplied from Detroit and then the packaged system was fabricated and built in the UK by P&M Pumps. They were then shipped to the German CNC manufacturer for eventual delivery and installation at the Ford UK sites. Today, approximately 175 Vaughan pumps are, in the words of Ford Motor Company’s engineers, “performing flawlessly” on the waste handling pump applications associated with their huge machine tool process.
Through their experiences at numerous UK waste water treatment and manufacturing sites, P&M Pumps have been able to demonstrate that Vaughan Chopper Pumps are an extremely effective option on the most challenging solids pumping applications. asa20130425
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