Axial Flow Impeller with Maximum Pumping Efficiency
The EKATO ISOJET is the most efficient impeller by far, as soon as axial pumping in a turbulent system is required. It is ideal for blending and suspension at low viscosities. Especially well suited to tall vessels where a multi-stage setup creates a flow regime like a virtual draft tube (VDT).
Due to the special shape of the main and lateral areas of the blades, the EKATO Isojet is able to suppress direct flow around the impeller from the outlet side to the inlet side.
The lateral areas of the blades act like a co-rotating draft tube. Decisive for preventing such short-circuit flow paths are the effective length, angle of inclination and the curvature of the lateral blade areas. This produces a highspeed jet of liquid in the axial direction.
The EKATO Isojet has a high hydraulic efficiency for a given agitator power, which leads to a very high volumetric pumping rate. Most of the agitator power is thus converted into the corresponding pumping power. For a given power number, the hydraulic efficiency of the Isojet is up to 30 % higher compared to previous types of impellers.
In practice, the high volumetric pumping rate and the improved circulation rate together with comparatively low power input provide excellent suspending characteristics and short blend times.
EKATO ISOJET
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Top-entry and side-entry agitators (e.g., EM 2000, ES 2000, MD/SD)
Solutions for storage tanks, open and closed vessels
Simple mechanical seals
Short delivery times, high cost-efficiency
On-site commissioning and service
What does “Number of sealing faces” mean?
Single-acting mechanical seals These seals have one sealing surface and only seal in one direction. They are generally simpler in design and are commonly used in applications where pressure is applied from only one side.
Double-acting mechanical seals These seals have two sealing surfaces and can seal in both directions. They are ideal for applications where pressure may come from both sides or where a higher sealing performance is required.
Triple-acting mechanical seals These are less common and used in specialized applications that require a more complex sealing setup. They offer additional sealing surfaces or mechanisms to ensure reliable sealing even in highly demanding environments.
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