Seven variants, and unlike the 300mm and 350mm sizes above, every one of them runs at 980 rpm regardless of head or power. At 400mm the impeller diameter is already large enough that a single 6-pole motor class covers the whole practical range from 7.5m to 32m head without dropping to 8-pole at the low end, which is one less variable to weigh when comparing options at this size.
Model
Flow (m³/h)
Head (m)
Power (kW)
Efficiency
Footprint L×W×H (mm)
WQ400-1760-7.5
1760
7.5
55
83%
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WQ400-1500-10
1500
10
75
86%
600×1650×2000
WQ400-2000-13
2000
13
110
84%
600×1650×2280
WQ400-2000-15
2000
15
132
83%
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WQ400-1700-22
1700
22
160
83%
630×1670×2600
WQ400-1500-26
1500
26
160
84%
630×1670×2600
WQ400-1800-32
1800
32
250
82%
670×1730×2850
All seven run at 980 rpm. The 1500 m³/h/10m/75kW variant sits at the efficiency peak of the table at 86%, in the middle of the range rather than at either extreme; that’s a reasonable pattern, since the very-low-head and very-high-head variants both push the same basic impeller geometry away from its best-efficiency point, just in opposite directions. At the top end, the 250kW unit is a different scale of project altogether: direct-on-line starting isn’t realistic, a specialized installation crew and dedicated heavy-duty lifting gear are baseline requirements, and the 670×1730×2850mm footprint deserves checking against pit and crane clearance well before the pump arrives on site.
Typical Applications
metropolis-level municipal sump-station
ultra-flow municipal waste-water lift-station
municipal uphill ultra-flow sewage-transport station
demanding extra-high-head municipal sewage-transport station
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