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Comparison Matari MGP20 vs Iron Angel WPG 50

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Suitable forclean water
clean water /slightly polluted/
Specs
Maximum performance
36000 L/h /maximum/
36000 L/h /maximum/
Maximum head
28 m /maximum/
30 m /maximum/
Pump typecentrifugalcentrifugal
Suction typeself-primingself-priming
Suction height8 m7 m
Maximum particle size6 mm
Maximum liquid temperature40 °С
Dry run protection
Suction systemsingle-stagesingle-stage
Outlet size
2" /50 mm/
2" /50 mm/
Inlet hole size
2" /50 mm/
2" /50 mm/
Engine
Maximum power4100 W4800 W
Power sourcepetrolpetrol
Хар-ки двигателя163 cm³, 5.5 hp, 4-stroke, single-cylinder
196 cm³, 6.5 hp, 4-stroke, single-cylinder /manual starter, air-cooled/
Fuel tank volume3.6 L3.6 L
General specs
Country of originJapanNetherlands
Impeller / auger materialaluminium
Dimensions485x385x380 mm
Weight24.3 kg25 kg
Added to E-Catalogseptember 2016november 2014

Maximum head

The maximum head generated by the pump. This parameter is most often indicated in meters, by the height of the water column that the unit can create — in other words, by the height to which it can supply water. You can estimate the pressure created by the pump using a simple formula: every 10 m of head corresponds to a pressure of 1 bar.

It is worth choosing a pump according to this parameter, taking into account the height to which it should supply water, as well as adjusting for losses and the need for pressure in the water supply. To do this, it is necessary to determine the difference in height between the water level and the highest point of water intake, add another 10 to 30 m to this figure (depending on the pressure that needs to be obtained in the water supply), and multiply the result by 1.1 — this will be the minimum pressure required.

Suction height

The largest difference between the height of the pump and the height of the water level at which the pump can provide normal suction. Without special devices, the maximum value of this parameter is 7-8 m — this is due to the physics of the process. However, when using an ejector (see below), the suction height can be increased several times.

Maximum particle size

The largest particle size that the pump can handle without problems. This size is the main indicator that determines the purpose of the device (see above); and in general, the larger it is, the more reliable the device, the lower the risk of damage if a foreign object enters the suction line. If the risk of the appearance of too large mechanical impurities is still high, additional protection can be provided with filters or grids at the inlet. However, such a measure should be considered only as a last resort, because from constant exposure to solid particles, the grids become clogged and deformed, which can lead to both clogging of the line and filter breakthrough.

Maximum liquid temperature

The highest temperature of water at which the pump is capable of operating normally. Usually, in most models this parameter is 35-40 °C — at high temperatures it is difficult to ensure effective cooling of the engine and moving parts, and in fact, such conditions are rare.

Dry run protection

A system that protects the unit from running without water.

The dry running mode is abnormal for any pump: at best, the mechanism of the unit in this mode experiences increased loads, and at worst, the device may fail and even a serious accident. This feature allows you to prevent such consequences. The specific method of protection against dry running may be different; one of the most popular options is a float switch (see below). However, in addition, flow sensors, pressure or level switches can be used. These details depend both on the general type of pump and on the specific model; they should be specified separately in each case.

Maximum power

Rated power of the pump motor. The more powerful the engine, the higher the performance of the unit, usually, the greater the pressure, suction height, etc. Of course, these parameters largely depend on other features (primarily the pump type, see above); but models similar in design can be compared in terms of power.

Note that high power, usually, increases the size, weight and cost of the pump, and also implies high costs of electricity or fuel (see "Power source"). Therefore, it is worth choosing a pump according to this parameter taking into account the specific situation; more detailed recommendations can be found in special sources.

Хар-ки двигателя

Основные характеристики двигателя внутреннего сгорания (см. «Питание»), установленного в мотопомпе. В данном пункте могут указываться, в частности, такие моменты:

— Объём. Рабочий объём цилиндра (цилиндров) двигателя. Больший объём, как правило, обеспечивает большую мощность, однако и потребление топлива при этом растёт соотстветственно.

— Мощность. Мощность бензиновых и дизельных двигателей традиционно указывается в лошадиных силах. Смысл этого параметра тот же, что и у номинальной мощности (см. выше), указываемой в ваттах. А одни единицы можно с легкостью перевести в другие: 1 л.с. приблизительно равна 735 Вт. Однако обозначение в лошадиных силах бывает удобнее для оценки и сравнения именно двигателей внутреннего сгорания.

— Количество тактов. В современных агрегатах с ДВС, включая мотопомпы, могут применяться 2-тактные либо 4-тактные двигатели. Первый вариант отличается более высокой мощностью и меньшей стоимостью; его недостатками являются высокий уровень шума и необходимость заправки топливо-масляной смесью, что не очень удобно. 4-тактные ДВС довольно сложны по конструкции и дороги, однако они проще в эксплуатации, да и шумят меньше. Отметим, что большинство 2-тактных двигателей — бензиновые, дизели этого типа на сегодня практически не встречаются.

— Количество цилиндров. Наличие нескольких цилиндров способствует равномерности вращения вала двигателя. С другой стороны, эта особенность заметно сказывается на размерах и весе..., притом что равномерность для насосов некритична. Поэтому подавляющее большинство двигателей в современных мотопомпах — одноцилиндровые.

— Способ запуска. Двигатель может запускаться как вручную, так и электростартером. О первом способе см. выше; ручной же запуск труднее (обычно нужно со значительным усилием дёрнуть за специальный тросик, часто несколько раз), однако более надёжен, т.к. не зависит от аккумулятора.

— Тип охлаждения. В современных ДВС применяются два типа охлаждения — жидкостное (водяное) и воздушное. Конкретно же в мотопомпах подавляющее большинство устройств использует второй вариант, т.к. воздушные системы значительно проще и дешевле, а их эффективность хотя и ниже, чем у водяных, но всё же вполне достаточна.

Country of origin

Country of origin of the brand under which the pump is marketed.

There are many stereotypes related to how the origin of goods from a particular country affects their quality. However, these stereotypes are unfounded. Firstly, this paragraph does not indicate the actual place of production of the unit, but the "homeland" of the trademark (or the location of the manufacturer's headquarters); production facilities may be located in another country. Secondly, the actual quality of the product depends not so much on geography, but on the organization of processes within a particular company. So when choosing, it is best to focus not so much on the "nationality" of the pump, but on the overall reputation of a particular brand. And paying attention to the country of origin makes sense if you fundamentally want (or do not want) to support a manufacturer from a certain state.

Impeller / auger material

The material from which the main working element of the pump is made is an impeller, an auger or a membrane. This part is in direct contact with the pumped liquid, so its specs are key to the overall performance and capabilities of the pump.

— Plastic. Plastic is low-cost, and it is not subject to corrosion. It is believed that the mechanical strength of this material is generally low, and it does not tolerate contact with solid impurities. However, today there are many varieties of plastic — including special high-strength varieties that are suitable even for working with heavily polluted water or sewage. So plastic impellers/augers can be found in a variety of types of pumps; the overall quality and reliability of such parts, usually, depend on the price category of the unit.

— Cast iron. Solid, durable, reliable and, at the same time, relatively inexpensive material. In terms of corrosion resistance, cast iron is theoretically inferior to more advanced alloys like stainless steel or aluminium; however, subject to the operating rules, this point is not critical, and the service life of cast iron parts is no less than the total service life of the pump. The unequivocal disadvantages of this option include a large mass, which slightly increases the energy/fuel consumption during operation.

— Stainless steel. By the name, one of the key advantages of stainless steel is high resistance to corrosion — and, accordingly, reliability and durabili...ty. Such an alloy is somewhat more expensive than cast iron, but it also weighs less.

— Aluminium. Aluminium alloys combine strength, reliability, corrosion resistance and low weight. However, such materials are quite expensive — more expensive than the same stainless steel, not to mention cast iron.

— Brass. The varieties of brass used in pumps are distinguished by high strength and hardness, as well as insensitivity to moisture. Such materials are quite expensive, but this price is fully justified by the mentioned advantages. Therefore, in certain types of pumps — in particular, surface models and pressure tank units — brass impellers are very popular.

— Bronze. A material similar in many properties to the brass described above. However, bronze is used much less frequently — in particular, due to a slightly higher cost.

— Steel. Varieties of steel that are not related to stainless steel are used extremely rarely — in certain models of pumps for chemical liquids. At the same time, steel is usually used as a base in such parts, and a coating of fluoroplastic or other similar material is applied to it to protect it from corrosion.

— Silumin. Silumins are called aluminium alloys with the addition of silicon. For several reasons, such materials are rare in pumps, and mainly among relatively inexpensive models.

— Rubber. Material traditionally used for diaphragms in vibratory pumps (see “Pump type”).
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