Indian pump producer Kirloskar Brothers Limited (KBL), just lately exhibited its new technology of energy-efficient pumps for farmers at Kisan Mela 2022, India’s largest agricultural truthful in Pune within the western Indian state of Maharashtra.
Ms Rama Kirloskar, joint managing director, Kirloskar Brothers Ltd at Kisan Mela 2022, India’s largest agricultural fair. – Image: Kirloskar Brothers Ltd
KBL’s newly unveiled new era pumps for irrigation purposes are manufactured with advanced technology and devour much less power however keep high efficiency. KBL has been helping farmers with its energy-efficient pumps for a few years. Ms Rama Kirloskar, joint managing director, Kirloskar Brothers Ltd said: “With Kirloskar pumps, the effectivity remains constant for a long time period and due to this fact there isn’t a loss in efficiency as observed within the case of generic pumps out there. Kirloskar pumps assist to avoid wasting power and reduce farmers’ electrical energy payments by up to 20% in comparison with different pumps out there in the market.”
The new generation Kirloskar pumps are energy-efficient and have lower and maintenance and lifecycle costs. The company’s submersible vary of pumps is capable of drawing water from deep borewells which means farmers can use them even when the water desk goes below a certain level.
In addition to its wide range of water filled submersibles, KBL additionally has an extensive range of oil stuffed submersibles which have advantages over water crammed submersibles in industries that have problems with voltage fluctuation. KBL’s submersibles have one of many widest voltage bands starting from 150–240 volts, ensuring resistance to motor burning as a outcome of these fluctuations. High class bearings used within the oil filled submersible pumps cut back wear and tear.
Unlike water filled submersibles, oil filled submersible pumps are suitable for both vertical and horizontal set up. When positioned horizontally in a water tank they’ll almost empty the tank, preventing collection of sediment and stagnant water. In addition, while water-filled submersibles require frequent rewinding, oil-filled submersibles do not.
KBL’s water and oil filled submersible pumps also have a sophisticated sand-fighter design. When the pump fetches water from sandy borewells, the possibilities of sand being pumped along with the water could be very excessive which reduces the efficiency of pumps and will increase put on and tear of pump components. KBL’s pressure gauge -fighting association know-how prevents sand from getting into the pump, avoiding put on and tear and preventing pump jamming.
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