Salt Water Pumps- Pumps of Oklahoma

Stainless Steel Submersible and Centrifugal Pumps

Salt Water Pumps Specifications:

Flow Range: 1.2 -1500 U.S. GPM

Manufacturer: Goulds or Grundos depending on application

Application: Oil and Gas, Off Shore

                                            Discharge Size: 1" to 6" NPT (National Pipe Thread)

Materials: Stainless steel,Viton and others. Download PDF or Contact Pumps of Oklahoma for more information. 

Notes:Dimensions and weight vary for type. Stainless steel construction is necessary for salt water pump applications

The Grundfos SP Series pumps are constructed of 304 stainless steel and come in 4”, 6”, 8” and 10” sizes. The Franklin motors that are coupled to these Grundfos pumps are also constructed of 304 stainless steel. Both pump and motor are available in 316 stainless steel as well.

 The Goulds SSH centrifugal pump is also well suited to pump salt water. The 316L stainless steel materials of construction offer reduced corrosion and improved strength. These pumps come in close coupled as well as frame mounted configurations.

When high pressures are needed the Goulds SSV series vertical multistage pumps are a perfect fit. These pumps can deliver up to 600 gpm and 520 psi. They are offered in 304 or 316 stainless steel.

 

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A Little More on Pumps

Flow inducer sleeves are typically manufactured out of stainless steel to ensure longevity within these corrosive environments. An associated waste by-product within the oil and gas industry is salt water that is produced usually in great volumes especially when electric submersible pumps as supplied by Pumps of Oklahoma are utilized. This salt water is unusable and must be re-injected or disposed of into saltwater injection wells.

Pumps of Oklahoma has variety of saltwater disposal or salt water injection pumps that can meet the needs of saltwater disposal. We offer saltwater disposal pumps in all stainless steel to meet the demands of the corrosive saltwater and associated hydrogen sulfide or carbon dioxide. We can pump in excess of 30,000 barrels of saltwater per day and the saltwater injection pumps that we distribute can exceed pressures of 700 psi. It is very important to discuss the design of the electric submersible pumping systems and associated saltwater disposal pumping equipment.