Designed for every possible future

The renowned Svanehøj deepwell fuel pump provides a solution that not alone supports eco-friendly LNG-fuelled vessels but also alternatives such as LPG, ethane, methanol, and even ammonia. Being future-proof and reliable like no other fuel pump, it ensures operational safety and efficiency wherever the fuelling transition will take you.

All the benefits from the larger gas pumps have been attributed to the DW fuel pump, ensuring both stability, optimized performance, high reliability, and long service intervals.

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Specifications

The DW fuel pump is a classic multistage centrifugal pump made of cryogenic stainless steel with a standard zone 1 marine motor. The pump’s electric motor is located outside the fuel tank, which eliminates the excess of heat and pressure, which in other cases often results in a significant energy loss when motors are located inside the fuel tank. Thanks to the unique DW design, the consumption of energy and fuel are continuously optimised and gives you a reliable and optimized solution.

Capacity: 0.25 - 35 m3/h

Head: 20 - 400 mlc

NPSHR: 0.25 mlc

Temperature: -163°C - 50°C

Key benefits of the DW fuel pump

Independent of weather conditions

Independent of weather conditions, sloshing, and thermal conditions.
No critical components inside the tank

No tank connections below liquid level and no electrical components inside the tank.
Dual fuel function

The pump can be used with both LNG and other fuel types such as ethane and LPG.

LNG is significantly cleaner than other fossil fuels

The maritime industry needs to improve its carbon footprints – especially its emissions to air. In an ideal world all vessels and carriers would operate on carbon-free fuels from tomorrow, but this is not possible by a long stretch. While we need to undertake this transition, replacing fuel oil altogether, LNG is for the time being among the best alternatives fuels for the maritime industry. Switching to LNG provides significant advantages, by meeting increasing regulatory requirements, offering enhanced competitiveness, and last but not least reduction of CO2-emissions and other harmful pollutants.