A piece of the future for Berlin

The energy park Reuter of BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme is building the heat supply of the future. With our pump delivery, we were able to make a small contribution to the sustainable heat supply of the capital.

 

In collaboration with TGM Kanis and BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme GmbH, Apollo Gößnitz has supplied several horizontal, multi-stage GLZ process pumps with axial inlet and specially designed NPSH impeller. The multistage centrifugal pumps will be used in the machine room of the Reuter Sustainable Heat and Power project in Berlin, where they will reliably and energy-efficiently pump condensate at temperatures above 100 °C. The energy park is currently undergoing a comprehensive transformation phase to advance the decarbonization of Berlin's heat supply. Innovative technologies are being used to harness local waste heat sources for the sustainable heat supply of the German capital. We are delighted to be able to make a small contribution to the future of Berlin's energy and heat transition with our pumps.

The photo shows a group of multi-stage GLZ centrifugal pumps, taken at a slight angle from the front, lined up on wooden pallets in the Apollo production hall. The pumps are photographed shortly before final acceptance.
The image shows a detailed view of the blue-painted pump housing of the multi-stage Apollo GLZ condensate pump, with a close-up view of the pressure housing, screws, bearing bracket, and contact protection for the drive shaft.
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