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With over ten patented components, Ruhrpumpen is a leading innovator in electrically driven Decoking Systems. The Ruhrpumpen Coke Cutting System features key elements such as the Heavy-Duty Hoist, Drill Stem Drive, Crosshead with Free Fall Arrestor, and Coke Cutting Tool, all integrated with the A-Line barrel-type jet pumps for efficient and reliable coke removal operations.
Engineered to withstand the demanding conditions of Hydraulic Decoking Systems, the ADC model belongs to Ruhrpumpen’s A-Line series of heavy-duty barrel pumps. It is specifically designed to remove solid coke from the drum using a high-pressure water jet.
Ruhrpumpen’s patented Coke Drilling/Cutting Tool delivers enhanced operational efficiency and safety in refinery Delayed Coking processes. Engineered for minimal torque and reduced lift force thanks to its optimized cross-sectional design, this tool ensures smooth and reliable performance. The Manual Switching model has been in use since 2001, with the Auto-Switch version introduced in 2006 to further improve automation and ease of operation.
The patented Ruhrpumpen Drill Stem Drive features a robust, innovative design that enhances efficiency and reliability in Coke Cutting Systems. It can be installed seamlessly without disrupting ongoing operations and easily adapts to existing crossheads—requiring no changes to control limit switches or mechanical stops.
Ruhrpumpen supplies specially engineered hoists for decoking operations, available with electric, hydraulic, or pneumatic drives designed to meet heavy-duty standards and specifications. Pull force and speed are tailored to specific operational requirements, ensuring smooth performance alongside other Delayed Coking components such as the Coke Cutting Tool, Drill Stem Drive, and Crosshead with Free Fall Arrestor.
Ruhrpumpen’s standard crosshead design is a key component of heavy-duty cutting systems used in refinery applications. The proprietary Free-Fall Arrestor retrofit enhances safety by reducing the risk associated with crosshead brake failure and can typically be installed without interrupting ongoing decoking operations.