Indeed, in LPG filling stations or storage and transportation centers, above-ground and underground storage tanks often require different types of pumps. This not only increases equipment investment but also complicates maintenance—especially for submersible pumps in underground tanks. Once a breakdown occurs, the costs of tank pumping, hoisting, and the downtime involved are really troublesome!
Then, is there a pump that can "serve two purposes"—operating efficiently and flexibly for both types of storage tanks while significantly reducing operation and maintenance costs?
The answer is the LPG turbine pump (such as the LPGP-150 model)!
The high-pressure sealing design (with a pressure resistance of up to 27.6 bar / 400 PSI) is the key! This enables it to not only easily handle the conventional pressure of above-ground storage tanks but also overcome the greater static pressure and pipeline resistance generated by the depth of underground storage tanks (with a maximum pressure difference of 20 bar / 290 PSI). There's no need to buy separate pumps or keep inventories for above-ground and underground tanks anymore! One LPGP-150 can handle them all.
Its continuous injection speed design ensures stable and reliable high-flow output (7.5 m³/h), meeting the needs of fast refueling for gas dispensers without compromising efficiency.
The mysterious "ultrasonic pulser" (an industry-leading technological application!) is likely used for real-time monitoring or optimizing the pump's operating status (such as detecting cavitation and ensuring tightness). This makes the pump operate more intelligently and reliably across a wide temperature range (-32℃ to 107℃) and under various working conditions, preventing failures before they occur.
The king of ground maintenance! As a cost-effective alternative to submersible pumps, it is installed on the external pipelines of storage tanks. Need maintenance or replacement? No more emptying the tank or using a crane! Operations can be done directly on the ground, saving 90% of maintenance time and costs, making operation and maintenance "simple, economical, and efficient".
The optimized rotational speed design of 2450 RPM (60Hz), while ensuring a flow rate of 7.5m³/h, likely means lower energy consumption and operating noise, making it more economical for long-term use.
The LPG turbine pump (such as the LPGP-150) achieves "one pump for dual purposes" (universally applicable to both above-ground and underground tanks) through its powerful high-pressure sealing performance. Combined with its continuous and stable large-flow output, as well as innovative ultrasonic monitoring and optimization technologies to ensure reliable operation, it ultimately adopts a revolutionary convenient ground maintenance method. This completely addresses the pain points of traditional solutions, such as equipment redundancy, high maintenance costs, and limited efficiency. It is truly an intelligent choice that realizes high efficiency, flexibility, and cost reduction in LPG storage and transportation!
