Q330 Hydra-Cell Pumps

Flow rates from 12 to 118 GPM at pressures up to 4500 PSI

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The Hydra-Cell Q330 sealless high pressure pump is a higher pressure version of the Hydra-cell Q155 pump.  This behemoth beast of a pump having dimensions of 5' x 4' x 2' weighs 5,000 lbs!  Its quintuplex design (five pump chambers) operates sequentially to provide a smooth, pulse-free flow, easily satisfying API 674 requirements.  Unlike triplex and quintuplex reciprocating plunger pumps, Hydra-Cell 330 pumps are sealless and do not require complex seals and packing to prevent fugitive emissions.  The sealless design contributes to its extreme reliability and low cost of ownership as only the check valves will require periodic replacement.

Closed or restricted inlet condition?  Not a problem for Hydra-Cell 330 pumps because their patented design is not dependent upon the fluid being pumped for internal lubrication or cooling.  Reciprocating plunger pumps are inherently less reliable because their expensive seals are quickly damaged by poor inlet conditions and abrasive fluids.  Whereas a reciprocating plunger pump requires special designs to handle packing gland lubrication and dual mechanical seals to reduce fugitive emissions, nothing of the sort is required for Hydra-Cell Q330 pumps because there are no seals!

Popular applications for Hydra-Cell 330 pumps are sea water injection, produced water disposal, seawater desalination, boiler feed, high pressure descaling in steel mills, pipeline pigging and glycol circulation.

The pump heads of Hydra-cell 330 pumps are manufactured from cast nickel aluminum bronze and are available with either Buna-N or FKM elastomers.  The check valves are available in 316SS and other alloys such as Hastelloy C.  The power end materials are cast from ductile iron.  These pumps will handle 800 micron (0.03") solids and have a 6" 300# RF ANSI flanged inlet port.  Its outlet port has a 3" 2500# RTJ ANSI flange and the shaft rotation is unidirectional.