Heat transfer | Heat recovery | Energy efficiency
Pumping Stations for Heat Recovery Systems
Custom circulation stations for water and water/glycol heat recovery loops, bringing pumps, valves, expansion vessels and instrumentation together.
Your process. Your requirements.
Built around the application.
Anytherm pumping stations circulate heat transfer fluid between recuperators and heat users. The compact arrangement combines the required components on a collecting tray and frame with adjustable feet, adapted to the hydraulic duty and installation.
Features & options
- Pump, expansion tank, strainer and safety valve.
- Butterfly and ball valves, with pressure and temperature indicators.
- Constant circulation or variable flow using a frequency converter.
- Optional plate heat exchanger to heat the circuit using steam or hot water.
Technical overview
Design data & materials
| Parameter | Design / scope |
|---|---|
| Heat transfer fluid | Water or a suitable water/glycol mixture |
| Fluid temperature | −40 to +120 °C, depending on medium and design |
| Construction | AISI 304 or AISI 316 stainless steel |
| Arrangement | Compact collecting tray and frame with adjustable feet |
| Flow control | Constant flow or frequency-controlled operation |
Why Anytherm
Process understanding.
Practical engineering.
Personal support.
We work through the requirements with your team and develop a scope that fits the process, installation and operating needs.
A coordinated circulation package
Pumps, valves and instruments are selected together for the loop.
Heat recovery system knowledge
We consider the station alongside recuperators, preheaters and process integration.
Custom stainless steel construction
The arrangement is adapted to the available space, access and agreed component scope.
Connect recuperators with useful heat demand
A circulation loop transfers recovered heat between equipment in different locations. Pump selection, pipework, valves and control should match the hydraulic resistance and changing thermal loads of the connected units.
Include additional heating where required
An integrated plate heat exchanger can provide additional heat from steam or hot water. The station can therefore support the required loop conditions when recovered heat alone does not meet the duty.
Connect equipment and energy expertise
The useful heat matters.
A heat recovery concept should connect available heat with demand at suitable temperature levels. Our heat recovery and pinch analysis expertise helps assess the opportunities before selecting equipment.
A closer look
Project examples & equipment details
Select an image to enlarge it. Configurations shown are examples; the final scope is tailored to the project.
Before your enquiry
Practical questions
Can the flow be controlled?
Yes. Constant flow or variable flow with a frequency converter can be provided according to the hydraulic and thermal requirements.
Can the station operate below 0 °C?
Suitable water/glycol mixtures and component selection allow sub-zero applications. The fluid composition and design temperature must be specified; plain water is not suitable for the full published range.
What should I include in my enquiry?
Share the medium and concentration, required flow, temperatures, circuit pressure, hydraulic resistance, connected equipment and control requirements.
Share what you already know. You do not need a complete specification to start the discussion.
Related equipment & expertise
Let’s talk about your process
Discuss your project
with our engineering team.
Share your requirements or a question. We will help you find the right starting point.
Start with your process, operating conditions and what you want to improve. A complete specification is not needed — our sales and engineering team will help clarify the next step.
Contact our team
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+41 78 722 2200
Your heat recovery specialist
Tobias Helbling · Head of Industrial Energy and Heat Recovery
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