Cryogenic Double Boost Pump Skid with Cryogenic Industries TC34 Pump (LN2 / LAR / LNG)
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Description
Cryogenic Double Boost Pump Skid with Cryogenic Industries TC34 Pump (LN2 / LAR / LNG)
This is a factory-built North Star double boost pump skid designed for cryogenic liquid transfer and pressure boost service in LN2, LAR, and LNG applications. The skid is equipped with a Cryogenic Industries TC34 centrifugal pump (1x2x6-2VSL) driven by a matched 25 HP submersible AC motor, both manufactured in 2012 and sharing the same sales order number. The assembly includes integrated cryogenic piping, valves, instrumentation tie-ins, and structural skid framework. Rated for 70 GPM capacity at 204 PSIG discharge pressure with 50 PSIG maximum suction.
Skid Description
This unit is a factory-built North Star double boost pump skid designed for cryogenic liquid transfer and pressure boost service. The skid is equipped with a Cryogenic Industries TC34 centrifugal cryogenic pump driven by a matched submersible AC motor and includes integrated cryogenic piping, valves, instrumentation tie-ins, and structural skid framework. The assembly is intended for LNG and industrial cryogenic service where controlled flow and pressure increase are required.
Manufacturer: North Star Inc., Evanston, WY
Equipment Type: Double Boost Pump Skid
North Star Serial Number: 202-0013
North Star Part Number: LNG500936
Condition: Used
Service Compatibility
LN2
LAR
LNG
Installed Pump Assembly
Pump Manufacturer: Cryogenic Industries
Pump Model: TC34
Assembly Part Number: 59435-1
Pump Size: 1x2x6-2VSL
Pump Serial Number: 12178952
Pump S.O. Number: 17895
Date of Manufacture: 05/31/2012
Duty: Intermittent
Pump Specifications
Capacity: 70 GPM
Head: 1057 Feet
Pump Speed: 7000 RPM
Impeller Diameter: 6.00 Inches
Pump Input Power: 15.2 HP
Materials of Construction
Wetted Materials: Bronze / Stainless Steel
Pressure Ratings
Suction Pressure: 10 PSIG
Discharge Pressure: 204 PSIG
Maximum Suction Pressure: 50 PSIG
NPSH
NPSHR: 3.7 Feet
Installed Motor
Motor Manufacturer: Cryogenic Industries
Motor Type: AC Submersible Motor
Motor Part Number: 52366-2
Motor Serial Number: 12178957
Motor S.O. Number: 17895
Motor Electrical Specifications
Motor Horsepower: 25 HP
Motor Speed: 5950 RPM
Voltage: 460
Phase: 3
Frequency: 102 Hz
Full Load Amps: 32
Motor Construction and Ratings
Type: Submersible
Service Factor: 1.00
NEMA Code: H
NEMA Design: B
Insulation Class: F
Maximum Ambient Temperature: 0 Celsius
Hazardous Area / ATEX Compliance
ATEX Classification: II 2G
Protection Method: Ex c
Temperature Class: T5
Ambient Temperature Range: -40°C < Ta < +55°C
ATEX Certificate: TÜV AM 11 ATEX 06 007-001
Notes
This listing represents a complete North Star factory-built double boost pump skid with installed Cryogenic Industries TC34 pump and matched submersible motor.
Pump and motor share the same S.O. number, confirming a matched assembly.
Unit is sold as-is.
Inspection availability and additional documentation to be confirmed.
Inspection, shipping & payment
Terms set by Gas Equipment 4 Sale.
Price on Request
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Seller
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Waxahachie, TX, United States
Business and location confirmed by Metal Mountain.
Questions buyers ask
What flow and head is this rated for, and at what NPSH?
This unit is rated for 70 GPM at 1057 feet of head, with an NPSHR of 3.7 feet. The pump operates at 7000 RPM with a 6.00 inch impeller diameter and requires 15.2 HP input power at these conditions.
What service has it been in, and what were the running hours?
The skid is rated for LN2, LAR, and LNG service with intermittent duty classification. The listing does not specify what liquid it actually pumped or accumulated running hours—ask the seller for service records, hour meter readings if available, and whether it was in continuous or truly intermittent operation.
What should I inspect on a used pump before buying?
Check shaft runout and bearing condition by rotating by hand, look for casing cracks or frost damage especially at nozzles, and verify impeller clearances if disassembly is possible. On cryogenic centrifugals specifically, inspect the motor-to-pump coupling or spline for galling, check that all instrumentation ports are intact, and review any wear ring or seal replacement history since these typically govern remaining service life.
General guidance for this type of equipment. Ask about this specific unit in your inquiry — the seller answers directly.