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6 years 1 month ago #2690
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My CH pump finally gave up, and I am looking for a new pump. I would like to know what mfg. has the pump with the most cfm @90lbs. The old CH had 3" bore w/ 2" stroke. It threw a piston out the side of the case on cold start up. The compressor unit is a 30 gallon horizontal tank platform and sits in an almost inaccessible area and cannot be relocated. My constraints are: has to be single stage, twin inline, 125-155lbs. w/p , near 100% duty cycle. I have 3, 5, and 7.5hp -3450rpm motors that can be mounted on frame to run pump. Ideally would produce over 13cfm. Thank you for your ideas.
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6 years 1 month ago #2693
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What kind of tools will you be running and how many at the same time so that I can calculate the proper cfm needed?
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6 years 1 month ago #2696
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At times there are 3 Ingersoll-Rand air motors running at once. The old CH put out 11.5 scfm @90lbs. As stated I'm looking for at least 13scfm or greater to keep up. I have an additional 30gallon tank inline as a buffer. What I'm looking for is the mfg. and model # of a pump with more capacity so it can take a break at times while running under these conditions. Thank you.
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6 years 1 month ago #2698
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You are correct, both the pump and the electric motor need a break and should not start and stop more than 5 times in 60 minutes.
What are the cfm requirements of these 3 IR tools? Typically they will say something like. "Requires 3.2 cfm at 90psi". This way I can quote a unit that has sufficient cfm capacity with some in reserve.
Sorry for all the questions, but this is the only way to properly size the unit.
What are the cfm requirements of these 3 IR tools? Typically they will say something like. "Requires 3.2 cfm at 90psi". This way I can quote a unit that has sufficient cfm capacity with some in reserve.
Sorry for all the questions, but this is the only way to properly size the unit.
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