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Unit No. M axim um Sq. F t. Direct Radiation Lb*. Pres*.' Pump w ill Dizch. Against Horsepower M o to r' Furnished ICapacity Pump in |Gals. per M in. Dia. Receiver, In.; also Floor Space 11 H.P. Motor for 10 lb. Pressure Water Pump Capacity, C .p .m . Size Return Inlet in Inches Pumps Chicago Pump Company Office and Works 2330 Wolfram Street Chicago, 111. QUALITY CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, Condensation, Sump, Vacuum, Sewage, House Circulating, Fire, Pneumatic, Electric Cellar Drainers, and the Automatic Alternator. Arizona. Phoenix, J. W. Ladlow Alabama, - BirminpAam, C. P. Leibold California, Lot Anode*. Smith Booth Usher Co. San Francisco, J. A. Lardie Colorado, Pueblo, M. R. Schwer A Co. Denver, A. Wallace A Co. Connecticut, Hertford, Boiler Equipment Co. D.C., Washington, W. L. Ticer Florida, Coconut Grove, Ozanne-Magmder Co. Jacksonville, G. E. Osgood Tampa, H. G. Carter Georgia, -. Atlanta, J. R. Whitman Savannah, Bergen A Peck Illinois, Peoria, C. E. Eallister Co. 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Starky VERTICAL CONDENSATION PUMP AND RECEIVER The vertical condensation pump and receiver is designed particularly to collect the return from beating coils, etc., that come hack below the floor level No concrete pit is required, the unit being adaptable to ground installation, thus using a minimum of floor space. ASK for Bulletin X33. HORIZONTAL CONDENSATION PUMP AND RECEIVER Horizontal condensation pumps and receivers are designed for capacities up to 150,000 sq. ft. of direct radiation and boiler pressures to suit any job. All units are mounted on one base and are assembled at the factory. Simple construc tion. quiet operation, and low operating costs are a few of the outstanding features. 1650 1651 1652 1654 1655 1656 1658 1659 1660 1662 1663 1665 1666 1668 1669 1670 3,000 * 6,000 10,000 * 15,000 * 25,000 40,000 10 1/ 22 10 17 22 10 17 22 14 16 12 16 10 14 21 Vi 5 Vi " 1* Vi 10 V. 1* 'A 15 V. 1 V, 21 1 y 35 1 V. 55 1 m 24 " * 24 " 24 " * 204 30* 30 Vertical Condensation Pump Fig. 1940 "Sure Return" Condensation Pump--Fig. 1947 The "Sure Return" condensation pump and receiver is especially designed for low and medium capacities and boiler pressures up to 10 lb. AU parts are standard and interchangeable. Delivery can be made on this unit in 24 hours. Ask for Bulletin 131: Automatic Alternator.--Provide a Chicago Pump Compony's Automatic Alternator which will automatically transfer the operation from one pump to the other. This alternator will also start the second pump in the event of the failure of thefirst pump, or will cause both pumps to operate ifnecessary. 718 Chicago Pump Company Pumps "CONDO-VAC" VACUUM CONDENSATION PUMPS Single "Condo-Vac" Fig. 1990 For the efficient operation of a vacuum heating system where steam must be made to circulate quickly throughout the system, and where the condensate must be returned as quickly as possible to the boiler, the "Condo-Vac" has been highly recommended. Many "Condo-Vacs" now giving 100 per cent service attest to its efficiency. The "Condo-Vac pump is completely bronze fitted, having shaft, rotor, impellers, wearing rings, and impeller and rotor nuts of bronze. This is the same construction as the well known "Chicago" D-Type pumps which are noted for their long life and splendid wearing qualities. The Receiver of the "Condo-Vac," which also serves as a base, is made of cast iron. Several ribs and post supports give this receiver great strength and assure its vibrationless rigidity when the pump is in operation. The construction ofthe receiver eliminates the necessity of a special founda tion for the pump and forms an ideal base for the pump proper. Cleapout plates are furnished for front and bac* of receiver 8nd afford adequate means of cleaning the receiver when necessary. A drain is provided for the depres sion on the top of the receiver. A heavy cast iron base carries the motor and is ad justable for various motor heights--base provides plenty of ventilation for motor. The new "Condo-Vac" is inexpensive to install as no special foundation iB necessary. The receiver is heavy and flat, and is altogether adequate to serve as a solid base. All piping and wiring in the unit itself is done at the factory. ARCHITECTS' SPECIFICATIONS DUPLEX "CONDO-VAC" Furnish and install where indicated on plans, a duplex "Condo-Vac," centrifugal condensation and vacuum return line pump as manufactured by the Chicago Pump Company. This unit shall be a complete duplex pump mounted on one cast iron receiver together with all apparatus necessary for duplex automatic vacuum and float switch control Each pump shall have a capacity of direct radiation and shall have a pressure of at the pump discharge. sq. ft. of lb. Cast iron receiver shall be so arranged that inlet will not be more than 12 in. from the floor. Pump casing shall be horizontally split. Suction strainer shall be placed between vacuum pump and receiver. Each pump shall be equipped with two out-board bail bearings. Control apparatus shall include two enclosed, fused, main line switches, two enclosed float switches, two enclosed, automatic, vacuum switches, two manual vacuum cut out switches, and two enclosed automatic starters providing overload and low voltage protection. Each unit shall be controlled by its own vacuum switch and float switch, and raping and wiring shall be so arranged that either unit ean be operated independent of the other. All wiring and electrical connections between motors and control apparatus will be made when equipment is assem bled at the factory. The entire pumping equipment is to be shipped from the factory in a complete unit, leaving only wiring between electrical service ana motor and piping connections between inlet to receiver and discharge of pump to be done after pump has been shipped. s D 2601 2602 2603 2604 2605 "CONDO-VAC" TABLES For 10 lb. Pressure at 1720 r.p.m. .2c . 8000 16000 26000 40000 65000 d" g 2 <U> 15 l'/l 10 2 16 3 21 5 36 12 24 39 60 96 V Sj .it HI gx 2* Ms Ui l/42 48x56 3 IVi 56x60 3 M/, 60x62 4 2 66x62 42 2609 2610 2611 2612 2613 For 20 lb. Pressure at 1720 r.o.m. 8000 I'A 5 12 2 l'/4 16000 2 9 24 3 II/4 26000 3 vh40000 5 65000 15 19 34 39 60 96 23 VA 4 42 48x56 56x60 60x62 66x62 F. C. CONDENSATION PUMP Duplex "Condo-Vac" Fig. 1981 The F. C. or Float Controlled type condensation pump and receiver is designed for low, medium and high boiler pressures and capacities up to 1S0.000GPM. Bulletin 129. Horizontal Condensation Pump Capacities, Horsepower and Floor Space tables may be had by asking for Bulletin. 719