Today, pumps are used in a wide range of applications, including irrigation, water supply, gasoline supply, air conditioning systems, refrigeration (often referred to as compressors), chemical movement, sewage handling, flood control, and marine services.
In the oil and gas industry, pumps are indispensable. Whether during the upstream, midstream, or downstream phases, pumps provide the energy needed to transport oil, gas, and other fluids from one location to another. Centrifugal, positive displacement, oil transfer, diaphragm, and petrochemical pumps are essential in moving oil from the ground to tankers, refineries, and eventually storage.
Pumps serve many purposes in the oil and gas sector. They are used for methanol injection, glycol pumping, chemical processing, gas sweetening, and water disposal, offering efficient solutions for the transport of chemicals. Each pump type is integrated into refining systems for specific purposes and plays a critical role in transporting or purifying various fluids.
Refinery pumps handle petroleum and its derived products in refineries, petrochemical plants, and the chemical industry. They operate in temperature ranges from -120°C to +450°C and at pressures of up to 65 bar.
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