Cornell Pumps, Parts, and Services

You don’t need a raging river to benefit from the energy savings a Cornell hydro turbine can provide. With heads as low as 50 feet and flows starting at 90 gallons per minute, these turbines produce usable energy. Cornell’s high turbine efficiency is comparable to specialized imported models, yet they are less complex, easier to install, and require less maintenance. Cornell turbines are available in a wide range of mounting styles and configurations, and with many new and innovative design features, resulting in high performance.

Municipalities, industrial plants, HVAC systems, and farms increasingly use hydro turbines to generate power as a revenue stream or to offset energy demands and costs. The key to the system is using excess head to drive a turbine. This technology makes hydro turbines a practical option for building managers, farmers, resorts, industrial facilities, and municipalities wanting to reduce energy demand. In many cases, water-driven turbines from a natural or process stream can produce enough electricity to pay for themselves quickly.

Cornell Pump Company’s refrigeration models have been successfully applied in food processing, refrigeration, cold storage, ice production, and turbine inlet cooling. These pumps are widely used in liquid overfeed and transfer applications with anhydrous ammonia, aqueous ammonia, and halocarbons such as R-22 and other approved refrigerants.

Recent innovations in Cornell Pump Company refrigeration systems focus on enhanced vapour handling and improved NPSHR characteristics. These advancements have been integrated into liquid overfeed designs while maintaining four-pole or six-pole operating speed for close-coupled units.

Cornell Pump Company’s self-priming models are engineered for durability, efficiency, and lasting service. The STX, STL, and STH self-priming pump lines carry on Cornell Pump Company’s legacy of innovative equipment trusted across industrial, municipal, and agricultural markets.

The self-priming pump line surpasses competitor efficiency ratings without compromising lift capability, which means energy cost savings throughout the pump’s lifespan.

Additionally, the Cycloseal® sealing system is one of Cornell’s most recognized pump head innovations. This sealing system extends seal life and ensures reliable operation under the most demanding conditions.

For operators with existing self-primers, the Cornell Pump Company retrofit program allows STX rotating assemblies to integrate seamlessly into your existing pump volute.

Since the 1940s, Cornell Pump Company has produced a wide range of solids-handling pump models and mounting configurations, with discharge sizes from 3” to 30”, to handle the most challenging solids applications.

Cornell solids handling pumps tackle the toughest materials with options such as chopper impellers and cutter assemblies. Many models are also available in CD4MCu for added resistance to corrosion and pitting from abrasive solids.

Built with a robust design, thicker shafts, heavier casting walls, and fully machined impellers, Cornell pumps offer long-lasting durability, efficiency, and service, making them the premier choice for solids applications.

Cornell Pump Company’s slurry models expand their line of dewatering solutions into abrasive mining applications. Featuring the patented Cycloseal® sealing system, these pumps are designed to operate reliably without the need for flush water.

The Cycloseal® design, with unique deflector vanes, works with the expeller to create a cyclo-action that removes abrasive material and solids from the seal area while purging air and gas pockets. This process extends seal life and eliminates the need for water flush or venting.

All Cornell Pump Company slurry models equipped with Cycloseal® technology can include the RunDry™ feature, which lubricates seal faces even when no liquid is in the casing. This option is essential when the pump must run dry for extended periods or suddenly lose prime.

Unlike traditional systems, this Cycloseal® design requires no external flush water, grease cups, filters, piping, or instrumentation typically needed with packing or double mechanical seals.

Chamco is proud to be the exclusive Cornell Pump Company dealer in Western Canada. We offer a complete range of OEM replacement components to help you minimize downtime and keep your system operating at peak performance. Genuine Cornell pump parts are manufactured to exact standards, protecting your warranty and ensuring long-term durability.

Cornell Pump Company also supplies customized repair kits for select models for added convenience. These kits include essential components for routine maintenance, such as:

• Shaft sleeve
• Wear ring
• Impeller washer
• Lockscrew kit
• Vol. gasket
• Mechanical Seal
• Impeller key
• Impeller shims
• V-ring
• Lipseals

Contact a Chamco representative today for details on specific Cornell pump parts, repair kits, and pricing.

Chamco takes pride in being the exclusive provider of engineered systems built with Cornell Pump Company solutions across Western Canada. Integrating the most reliable and efficient pumps is essential for designing systems that exceed customer expectations.

Incorporating Cornell Pump Company models into our engineered systems delivers unmatched performance in every application. Leveraging the proven reliability of Cornell pumps, Chamco ensures every engineered system is backed by quality and long-term service. For systems that combine innovation with a robust design to handle the most demanding environments, turn to Chamco and Cornell Pump Company, the premier choice in Western Canada.