General Cryogenic Pumps - General, Physical, And Functional Description Flashcards
Thermal Isolation Region
A regions between the warm end and cold end. It serves as a heat transfer barrier. It’s necessary to maintain proper cold end temperature and prevent freezing of lubricant in the warm end
Sub-cooling
The cooling of a liquid gas below its boiling point to prevent evaporation loss and pump cavitation. This is usually accomplished by increasing the pressure of the cryogenic liquid.
Cryogenic Pump Operating Pressure Ranges
Capable of pumping up to 1.6-5.2 GPM of liquid to 10,000 PSIG
Cryogenic Pump Normal O2 Pressure
3000 PSIG
Cryogenic Pump Normal N2 Pressure
5000 PSIG
Cryogenic Pump Max Operating Pressure
Pump can discharge to 10,000 PSIG if not shut down by operator, or safety device
Cryogenic Pump Pressure Switch PS-1
Shuts off cryogenic Pump if discharge pressure exceed
3200 PSI O2
5000 PSI N2
Cryogenic Pump Relief Valve RV-2
Sets at
3400 PSIG O2
5200 PSIG N2
Relief pressure downstream of the cryogenic pump (overboard or to atmosphere)
Cryogenic Pump Burst Disk BD-2
Burst at
6000 PSIG O2
7750 PSIG N2
Relieves pressure downstream of the cryogenic pump
Cryogenic Pump Relief Valve RV-3
Set at 55 PSIG
Relieves pressure in low pressure bleed piping if the pressure exceeds 55 PSIG
Cryogenic Pump Power Requirements
440 VAC
3 Phase
60 Hz
Cryogenic Pump Lubrication Requirements
Splash lubricated
Cryogenic Pump Models
CL-1-75
CL-1-125
CL-1A-125
Cryogenic Pump Cylinder Assembly
Has a ring bleed hole for the release of excess gas generated by the vaporization of the cryogenic liquid
Cryogenic Pump Crankshaft and Bearing Assembly (Drive end Assembly)
Crankshaft supported by two spherical roller bearings