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Experience In Motion Superior Performance… Maximum Cost Efficiency Switch to Flowserve Self-Priming Pumps Flowserve Durco Mark 3 and IDP CPXP self-priming pumps eliminate the costs and hassles of vertical down-hole pumps No vertical submerged pump performs as well as the Mark 3 Self-Priming and CPXP pumps, but that’s not all of the story. It’s the savings that are really impressive. Lower initial costs Shorter configurations, more economical motors Easier, less costly installation Pump location high and dry above the sump with no costly superstructure Maintenance savings No cranes, chains or eight-man crews Only two men with hand tools at grade Less downtime Pump repair in place without moving the motor or disturbing the piping Preventive maintenance Inspections and preventive maintenance without shutting down or pulling the pump Typical submerged pump maintenance crew Typical self-priming maintenance crew No Crane, No Chain, No Pain, YOUR GAIN.

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Page 1: Superior Performance… Maximum Cost Efficiency In Motion Superior Performance… Maximum Cost Efficiency Switch to Flowserve Self-Priming Pumps Flowserve Durco Mark 3 and IDP CPXP

Experience In Motion

Superior Performance…

Maximum Cost EfficiencySwitch to Flowserve Self-Priming Pumps

Flowserve Durco

Mark 3 and IDP

CPXP self-priming

pumps eliminate

the costs and

hassles of vertical

down-hole pumps

© TriCom, Inc., 2007, All Rights Reserved.

No vertical submerged pump performs aswell as the Mark 3 Self-Priming and CPXPpumps, but that’s not all of the story. It’sthe savings that are really impressive.

• Lower initial costsShorter configurations, moreeconomical motors

• Easier, less costly installationPump location high and dry abovethe sump with no costly superstructure

• Maintenance savingsNo cranes, chains or eight-man crewsOnly two men with hand tools at grade

• Less downtimePump repair in place without movingthe motor or disturbing the piping

• Preventive maintenanceInspections and preventive maintenance without shutting down or pulling the pump ▲

Typical submerged pump maintenance crew

Typical self-priming maintenance crew ▲No Crane, No Chain, No Pain,YOUR GAIN.

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Page 2: Superior Performance… Maximum Cost Efficiency In Motion Superior Performance… Maximum Cost Efficiency Switch to Flowserve Self-Priming Pumps Flowserve Durco Mark 3 and IDP CPXP

flowserve.com

To find your local Flowserve representative:USA and CanadaFlowserve Corporation5215 North O’Connor Blvd.Suite 2300Irving, Texas 75039-5421 USATelephone: 1 937 890 5839

Europe, Middle East, AfricaFlowserve CorporationVia Rossini 90/9220033 Desio (Milan), ItalyTelephone: 39 0362 6121Telefax: 39 0362 303396

For more information about Flowserve Corporation,visit www.flowserve.com or call USA 1 800 728 PUMP (7867)

Latin America and Caribbean Flowserve CorporationBoulevard del CafetalEdificio Ninina, Local 7El Cafetal - CaracasVenezuela 1061Telephone: 58 212 985 3092Telefax: 58 212 985 1007

Asia Pacific Flowserve Pte. Ltd.200 Pandan Loop #06-03/04Pantech 21Singapore 128388Telephone: 65 6775 3003Telefax: 65 6779 4607

Sump-Free. Worry-FreeSwitch to Flowserve Self-Priming Pumps

Bulletin PSS-10-13.4 (E) Printed in USA. June 2007. © Flowserve Corporation

® Hastelloy is a registered trademark of Haynes International, Inc.

© TriCom, Inc., 2007, All Rights Reserved.

Install It and Forget ItFor more than 30 years, Flowserve self-priming pumps have beenrescuing plant operators from aggravating attacks on performanceand untimely failures. Engineered to draw liquid from sourcesbelow ground level unaided, these sump-sucking stalwarts aremore economical to buy, install and maintain than submersible pumps. Plant personnel can stay out of the sump – high and dry – and focuson valued-added tasks insteadof bad actor pumps.

Applications• Sump service• Tank car unloading• Marine and river extraction• Wastewater and effluent• Fly ash pond transfer• Waste acid transfer• Vessel transfer• Dewatering• Lift stations• Waste treatment

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Flowserve IDP CPXP Unitized Self-Priming (ISO)

Flowserve Durco Mark 3 Unitized Self-Priming (ANSI)

Design Parameters• Flows to 320 m3/h (1400 gpm)• Heads to 130 m (425 ft)• Pressures to 25 bar (365 psi)• Temperatures to 370°C (700°F)• Static suction lift to 6 m (20 ft)• Magnetic drive configurations• Material choices include cast steel, stainless

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Mark 3 Self-Priming Range Chart CPXP Range Chart

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