Armstrong Flo-Trex Valves
- Applications-HVAC-system pumping; general purpose pumping; industrial/ process pumping (water or glycol based).
- Description-The Armstrong Flo-Trex Valves (FTV) are multi-function pump fittings that reduce equipment and installation costs.
- Materials (MOC)-Cast iron, ductile iron; grooved, flanged or threaded connections.
- Performance range-Suitable for all Armstrong commercial pumps.
- Temperature-230 °F (110 °C)
- Size-1.25” to 20” (32 mm to 500 mm)
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Armstrong 4280 Motor Mounted Pumps
- Applications-HVAC-system pumping; light industrial / process pumping.
- Description-The Armstrong 4280 horizontal end-suction pumps are equipped with close-coupled motors to minimize footprint requirements.
- Materials(MOC)-Cast iron, ductile iron, or bronze casing, Cast iron or bronze impeller.
- Configuration-Inside single-spring mechanical seal
- Performance range-Up to 2,000 USgpm (125 L/s) flow; up to 400 f (120 m)
- Temperature-250°F (121°C)
- Power Range-0.33 hp to 60 hp (0.25 kW to 45 kW)
- Size-1" to 6” (25 mm to 150 mm)
Armstrong 4300 vertical in-line pumps
- Applications-HVAC-system pumping; light industrial/ process pumping (water or glycol based)
- Description-The Armstrong 4300 pipe-mounted pumps are designed for space-saving installation, high operating efficiency, and long service life
- Materials(MOC)-Cast, ductile iron or bronze casing, Cast iron or bronze impeller
- Configuration-Outside balanced or inside single spring mechanical seal
- Performance range-Up to 28,000 USgpm (1,800 L/s) Flow; up to 500 ft (150 m) Head
- Temperature-300oF (150oC)
- Power Range-1 hp to 1250 hp (0.75 kW to 900 kW)
- Size-1.5″ to 20” (40 mm to 500 mm)
Armstrong Design Envelope Chilled-Water Integrated Plant Package
- Applications-Commercial and industrial chilled-water cooling systems.
- Description-The Armstrong Chilled-Water Integrated Plant Package combines all the equipment needed to deliver chilled water to medium to large size buildings at superior energy efficiency. The factory-assembled plant includes pumps, integrated controls, water-cooled chillers and the requisite instrumentation, valves and sensors. IPP complies with all ASHRAE 189.1 requirements and exceeds ASHRAE 90.1.
- Configuration-Variable primary with variable condenser flow. Catalogue-based pre-engineered solutions or designed to customer specification. BMS communications protocol available
Armstrong Design Envelope Integrated Pumping System (IPS 4000)
- Applications-Multi-pump control for heated – or chilled – water system optimization in buildings.
- Description-The Design Envelope Integrated Pumping System (IPS 4000) is an advanced multi-zone control that directly integrates with pumping units to optimize energy performance, system handling, and installation.
- Materials (MOC)-Enclosure, circuitry, software
- Configuration-Integrates seamlessly with Armstrong Design Envelope pumps in a headered configuration.
- Performance range-Up to 8 pumps, 16 zones (variable primary, secondary or tertiary) and 8 flow sensitive equipment (variable primary) IPS 4001w / IPS 4501w for up to 3 pumps, 3 zones and 3 flow sensitive equipment IPS 4002w / IPS 4502w for up to 4 pumps, 6 zones and 4 flow sensitive equipment IPS 4003w / IPS 4503w for up to 6 pumps, 12 zones and 6 flow sensitive equipment IPS 4004w / IPS 4504w for up to 8 pumps, 16 zones and 8 flow sensitive equipment
- Power Range-No limitations in system size and capacity.
- Size-No limitations in system size.
Armstrong Expansion Tanks
- Applications-Pressure stabilization in water based mechanical systems such as booster installations, boiler systems, and chiller plants
- Description-Armstrong Expansion Tanks are designed to reduce tank sizes by up to 80% over standard designs. Expansion tanks use compressed air to maintain system pressures by accepting and expelling the changing volume of water as it heats and cools. Diaphragm or bladder tank designs isolate the expanded water from the pressure controlling air cushion – which is pre-charged at the factory and can be adjusted in the field to meet final system requirements
- Materials (MOC)-Carbon steel (shell), heavy duty Butyl (diaphragm)
- Performance range-AET plain steel expansion tanks: 15 to 525 USgpm flow. AX diaphragm expansion tanks: 8 to 211 USgpm flow. Type L bladder type expansion tanks: 10 to 1056 USgpm flow.
Armstrong Firepak Horizontal Split Case
- Applications-Fire-protection of buildings and other built infrastructure.
- Description-The Horizontal Split-Case (HSC) FirePak offering features the full range of Armstrong HSC fire pumps, electric or diesel-driven, and controller. All mounted, piped, and wired on a base at the factory.
- Materials (MOC)-Metal base, piping, pump, and control panel; switchgear; electric motor/ diesel engine
- Configuration-Optional features include jockey pump, jockey pump controller city by-pass loop, flow meter loop, main relief valve plus waste cone, and diesel fuel tank. 50 Hz and 60 Hz electric versions.
- Performance range-500 – 3000 USgpm
Armstrong Firepak Vertical In-line
- Applications-Fire-protection of buildings and other built infrastructure.
- Description-The Armstrong Vertical In-line (VIL) FirePak line features the full range of VIL fire pumps with electric motor and controller. All mounted, piped, and wired on a base at the factory. The complete package is designed to fit through a standard door.
- Materials (MOC)-Metal base, piping, pump, and control panel; switchgear; electric motor.
- Configuration-Options available include jockey pump and jockey pump controller. 50 Hz and 60 Hz designs. UL, ULC, and/or FM certification
- Performance range-50 – 1500 USgpm
Armstrong Vortex Air Separators
- Applications-Air removal from hydronic and HVAC systems – air can get trapped during initial fill, during routine equipment maintenance (including pressure upkeep), and due to the use of cooling towers.
- Description-The Armstrong vortex air separators create a vortex or whirlpool action, sending the heavier air-free water to the outer portion of the tank, and allowing the lighter air-entrained water mixture to move into the lower-velocity center. At the center of the vortex the air is released from the water, forms bubbles and exits through an air vent or compression tank installed above it.
- Materials (MOC)-Cast iron or fabricated steel (shell), stainless steel mesh (strainer)
