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Valves and fittings for marine service

Mud boxes
Cast iron
Econ mud boxes are installed in suction pipes aboard vessels to protect pumps
against large solids. The standard perforation size of the strainer basket is 8 mm
square; the cover is mounted with studs and hexagon nuts. As an option the hexagon
nuts can be replaced by brass bow nuts. The cover is provided with a blind boss,
suitable for mounting an air vent. These mud boxes are also used for applications on
shore, for example in swimming pool installations.
Low resistance
Econ mud boxes offer a very low resistance, which is partially due to the large free
straining surface, which is on average about 6 times as large as the pipeline diameter
area. When the strainer basket is about 85% fouled, the flow through the strainer
basket is still equal to the diameter area of the mud box.
Material specification
Component
Material
EN and/or (DIN) W.nr.
Body and cover Cast iron
GJL-250 (GG-25) 0.6025
Cover sealring NBR
Basket strainer Stainless steel X5CrNi18-10
1.4301
Eyebolt
Steel
Drain plug
Brass
Body and cover are internally and externally epoxy coated.

Mud boxes
fig. 1187N
fig. 1188N
Flat flanged according to DIN
PN 10
Straight and angle pattern

Body test pressure


4 bar
Options
Stainless steel strainer basket in 316Ti or CuNiFe
Full bronze, low-zinc bronze or zinc-free bronze construction
Welded steel or stainless steel construction (other body dimensions!)
Galvanised steel or lined, e.g. with a Rilsan or other coating.
Strainer baskets perforation size 3 mm or 5 mm
B2

Available on request
Fig. 1187 in DN 350 and 400
Fig. 1188 in DN 350
Larger sizes are of welded construction
Ordering information
Ordering code Model DN [mm]
1187N
Straight 40 - 300
1188N
Angle
40 - 300

H3
S

S
Fig. 1188N
B1

20080301

Dimensions
DN

B1

B2

H1

H2

H3

40
50
65
80
100
125
150
200
250
300

150
165
185
200
220
250
285
340
395
445

200
230
290
310
350
400
480
600
600
700

130
160
197
215
255
291
340
558
472
542

[mm]
160
197
215
255
291
340
472
558
680
600

208
220
260
299
343
406
462
580
605
705

95
106
136
155
191
230
265
335
345
394

231
250
271
319
342
407
466
550
647
799

125
135
150
175
195
220
270
300
390
450

Maritime products

Weight
Fig. 1187 Fig. 1188
[kg]
12
16
18
20
23
27
33
34
39
51
63
71
91
103
149
134
240
249
245
254

H1

H2

L
Fig. 1187N

CA-06-001

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Valves and fittings for marine service


Suction strainer baskets
Galvanised steel
Suction strainer baskets are mainly used at the intake of a bilge system in order to
prevent large solids from entering the bilge pump system.
Remark
Free strainer surface 10 x the surface of the diameter area
Perforation size
8 mm square
Material specification
Component
Material EN and/or (DIN) W.nr.
Perforated sheet Steel
S235JR (St.37-2) 1.0037

Available on request
Stainless steel 1.4571
Larger sizes

Suction strainer baskets

Ordering information

fig. 1190

Ordering code
Type
1190
Strainer basket

DIN 87160

d3
s

d2
h1
h2

s
d1
Top view

d3
s

h1

h2

20080301

Dimensions
DN

d1

d2

50
65
80
100
125
150

150 63
200 80
225 94
275 120
340 145
400 174

d3
[mm]
60.3
76.1
88.9
114.3
139.7
168.3

h2 S weight
[kg]
123
15 3 2
160.5 22 3 3
200
24 4 4
237.5 30 4 6
300
38 4 9
362.5 45 4 12

Maritime products

h1

d2
d1
Top view

CA-07-001

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