Centrifugal pumps require regular maintenance to operate properly. This includes:
Daily checks of bearing and motor temperatures for overheating, as well as vibrations or noises indicating wear or cavitation.
Monthly tasks such as checking suction and discharge pressures for consistency, measuring power consumption, inspecting shock mounts, and cleaning the pump.
Major overhauls every 1-2 years where wearing parts like seals, rings, and gaskets are replaced.
Centrifugal pumps require regular maintenance to operate properly. This includes:
Daily checks of bearing and motor temperatures for overheating, as well as vibrations or noises indicating wear or cavitation.
Monthly tasks such as checking suction and discharge pressures for consistency, measuring power consumption, inspecting shock mounts, and cleaning the pump.
Major overhauls every 1-2 years where wearing parts like seals, rings, and gaskets are replaced.
Centrifugal pumps require regular maintenance to operate properly. This includes:
Daily checks of bearing and motor temperatures for overheating, as well as vibrations or noises indicating wear or cavitation.
Monthly tasks such as checking suction and discharge pressures for consistency, measuring power consumption, inspecting shock mounts, and cleaning the pump.
Major overhauls every 1-2 years where wearing parts like seals, rings, and gaskets are replaced.
Carry out a visual inspection for any Dismantle the pump, inspect the signs of leakage from the pump or wearing parts and replace if pipework. necessary. Typical parts include: mechanical seal, wear rings, impeller, If standby pumps are installed, turn o-ring, gasket, shaft. on and run for at least 5 minutes to ensure operation. Remove all auxiliary parts including gauges and valves, clean and inspect.
DAILY MONTHLY AS PER SERVICE
Check the bearing/motor Check and compare suction and INTERVALS temperature for indication of discharge pressures. Lubricate the bearing as per the overheating. service intervals (usually in Measure power consumption. operating hours) found in the pump Check for any unusual vibrations or If it exceeds that on the motor plate, manual. noises e.g. clunking or crunching check bearings for wear. (wear) or popping (cavitation). This may be required more regularly Inspect shock mounts for cracks. in high temperature or dusty Tighten bolts if necessary. environments. Check coupling alignment. If significant mis-alignment is found, check seals and bearings for wear.
Clean pump and motor so it’s free
of oil and debris to allow ventilation and prevent overheating.
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