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D E L I V E R I N G
PERFORMANCE
BAKER SPD CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

TM
The MUD HOG
Baker SPD Drilling Products Catalog
Baker Oil Tools - Houston, Texas, World Headquarters.
Baker SPD - San Antonio, Texas

Includes manufacturing, engineering, distribution center, marketing, quality control, and accounting offices.
Baker SPD
CATALOG INTRODUCTION
Baker SPD was founded in 1981 and is located in San Antonio, Texas. Baker SPD is a leading manufacturer of
a wide range of Drilling Products, now including the MUD HOG™ Centrifugal Pump. Our company's quality
statement is “We are a leading World Class Quality Provider of Production/Drilling Products and Value Added
Services for the Energy Industry.”
Baker SPD is committed to meeting and exceeding our customer's expectations. To achieve this objective, we
conform with ISO 9001 for operational procedures and we have adopted “continuous improvement” as a guiding
principle throughout the company. Baker SPD has the depth of experience in sales, operations, engineering,
and manufacturing to be trusted to meet today's customer demands.
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Baker SPD TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION............................................................... 1 System Head Calculation Tables

TABLE OF CONTENTS................................................... 2 Table 1: Theoretical Discharge of Nozzles
in U.S. Gallon per Minute ............................................ 34
GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................ 4 - 9 Table 2: Pipe Fittings Equivalent To Feet
MUD HOG™ Centrifugal Pump Introduction.................... 4 of Straight Pipe ............................................................ 34
General Information.......................................................... 5 Table 3: Properties Of Water.......................................... 35
Centrifugal Pump Parts .................................................... 6 Table 4: Friction Of Water In Pipes (C = 100) ................ 35
Dimensional Illustrations .................................................. 8 Pump Curves

Dimensions and Weights.................................................. 9 Baker MUD HOG™ 3 x 2 x 13 in.
Variable Speed ............................................................ 36
ORDERING INFORMATION................................... 10 - 29
1150 RPM.................................................................... 37
Material Number Scheme 1750 RPM.................................................................... 38
Material Number Scheme............................................... 10 3500 RPM.................................................................... 39
Impeller Material Number Scheme................................. 11 Baker MUD HOG™ 4 x 3 x 13 in.
Repair Kit Material Number Scheme.............................. 12 Variable Speed ............................................................ 40
Pump Crossover 1150 RPM.................................................................... 41
2.5 in. Centrifugal Pump Crossover ............................... 14 1750 RPM.................................................................... 42
3500 RPM.................................................................... 43
Product Illustrations
Baker MUD HOG™ 5 x 4 x 14 in.
Size 3 x 2 x 13 in., 2.5 in. Centrifugal Pump
Variable Speed ............................................................ 44
Product Illustrations..................................................... 16
1150 RPM.................................................................... 45
Parts and Weights ....................................................... 17
1750 RPM.................................................................... 46
Size 4 x 3 x 13 in., 2.5 in. Centrifugal Pump
Product Illustrations ..................................................... 18
Variable Speed ............................................................ 47
1150 RPM.................................................................... 48
Size 5 x 4 x 14 in., 2.5 Centrifugal Pump
1750 RPM.................................................................... 49
Baker MUD HOG™ 6 x 5 x 14
Variable Speed ............................................................ 50
1150 RPM.................................................................... 51
1750 RPM.................................................................... 52
Variable Speed ............................................................ 53
1150 RPM.................................................................... 54
1750 RPM.................................................................... 55
Variable Speed ............................................................ 56
1150 RPM.................................................................... 57
1750 RPM.................................................................... 58
Parts and Weights ....................................................... 29 MAINTENANCE MANUAL ...................................... 59 -71
PUMP SIZING ......................................................... 31 - 58 Introduction..................................................................... 60

General Instructions ....................................................... 60
Pump Sizing
Section A: Installation ..................................................... 60
How To Select Your Baker Centrifugal Pump ................ 31
Compatibility ................................................................ 60
System Head Requirement Calculation ..................... 33 Location ....................................................................... 60
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Baker SPD
Foundation .................................................................. 60 Section D: Maintenance ................................................. 64

Alignment .................................................................... 60 Disassembly ................................................................ 64
Figure 1: Offset Alignment with a Dial Indicator .......... 61 Inspection .................................................................... 64
Figure 2: Angular Alignment with a Dial Indicator ....... 61 Assembly ..................................................................... 64
Figure 3: Offset Alignment with a Straight Edge ......... 61 General Operating and Storage Instructions ............... 66
GENERAL INFORMATION
Figure 4: Angular Alignment with a Straight Edge....... 61 Table 1: MUD HOG™ Spare Parts List ....................... 68
Piping .......................................................................... 61 MUD HOG™ Repair Kits ............................................. 69
Suction Piping ............................................................. 61 Figure 6-1: Casing and parts ....................................... 70
Discharge Piping ......................................................... 62 Figure 6-2: Frame, Stuffing Box Cover,
Section B: Preparation For Operation ............................ 62 Impeller, and parts.................................................... 70
Preliminary Lubrication................................................ 62 Figure 6-3: Frame, Inboard Bearing
Housing Cover, and parts......................................... 71
Mechanical Seal Pumps.............................................. 62
Figure 6-4: Shaft, Bearings, and parts......................... 71
Packed Pumps ............................................................ 62
Pump Rotation............................................................. 62
Pump Priming.............................................................. 62
ORDERING INFORMATION
Section C: Operation...................................................... 63
Operating Condition Envelope .................................... 63
Documentation ............................................................ 63
Lubrication................................................................... 63
Figure 5: Outboard and Inboard Covers
with Grease Fitting ...................................................... 63
PUMP SIZING
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
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Baker SPD INTRODUCTION
MUD HOG™ CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

The Baker SPD 2.5 in. MUD HOG™ Centrifugal Pump is designed and manufactured using the highest quality
materials. Our Centrifugal pumps are available in sizes 3 x 2 x 13 in. through 8 x 6 x 14 in. to meet diverse flow
rates in most applications. Through engineering design improvements and our dedication to continuous im-
provement to reduce repair cost and make repairs easier, Baker SPD makes every attempt to provide the high-
est quality of products to our customers which meet our manufacturing tolerances and extend the life of the
pump. Baker SPD is committed to meeting and exceeding our customer's expectations in an industry, which
recognizes our products worldwide. The MUD HOG™ and all its features were designed with the customer in
mind. Replacement parts are interchangeable with the Halco® 2500 Supreme centrifugal pumps, Mission®
Magnum 1, and Mission® Magnum XL.
Baker SPD Centrifugal Pump, The MUD HOG™
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GENERAL INFORMATION Baker SPD
GENERAL INFORMATION
GENERAL APPLICATIONS
• Fresh water
• Sea water
• Drilling mud
GENERAL INFORMATION
STANDARD TRIM INCLUDES
• Frame - Cast Iron
• Shaft! - 4140 Low alloy steel
• Shaft Sleeve! - 416 Stainless steel
• Casing! - Hard iron/Cast iron
• Wear Pad! - Hard iron
• Labyrinth Seals/Isolators - Bronze
• Mechanical Seal! - Heavy duty tungsten carbide with Viton® bellows
• Impeller! - Hard iron
• Casing Nuts - Stainless steel
FEATURES
• Wear Pads are replaceable on 4 x 3 x 13 in. through 8 x 6 x 14 in.
• Impellers on 3 x 2 x 13 in. and 4 x 3 x 13 in. pumps are full open
• Impellers on 5 x 4 x 14 in. through 8 x 6 x 14 in. pumps are semi-open
• Stainless steel Casing and Wear Pad Nuts allow easy access
• Inboard Bearings are of the highest quality double row angular contact Ball Bearings
• Outboard Bearings are of the highest quality single row angular contact Ball Bearings
• Labyrinth Seals reduce Bearing contamination and shaft wear
• Mechanical Seals are a combination of tungsten carbide and Viton® bellows extend Seal life
SIZES
• 3 x 2 x 13 in.
• 4 x 3 x 13 in.
• 5 x 4 x 14 in.
• 6 x 5 x 11 in.
• 6 x 5 x 14 in.
• 8 x 6 x 11 in.
• 8 x 6 x 14 in.
MATERIAL TRACEABILITY!!
• Material traceability reports available for fluid end components
• ABS Approval (pending)
INTERCHANGEABILITY
• The MUD HOG™ Centrifugal Pump is interchangeable with the Halco® 2500 Supreme, Mission®
Magnum 1, and Mission® Magnum XL.
!
Please consult factory for alternate materials.
!!
Certification provided upon request at an additional charge.
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Baker SPD CENTRIFUGAL PUMP PARTS
CENTRIFUGAL PUMP PARTS

CENTRIFUGAL PUMP SHAFT CENTRIFUGAL PUMP SHAFT SLEEVE
Baker SPD assures the performance of the pump Shaft by A protective Sleeve is designed
specifying the highest quality, fatigue-resistant alloy to cover and protect the shaft
steel, which is machined. The shaft is designed from abrasive fluids. The Sleeve
to transmit the required horsepower for is made from ceramic-coated
maximum output in the most severe 416 stainless steel or uncoated
applications. steel when used with Mechani-
cal Seal.
CENTRIFUGAL PUMP WEAR PAD

CENTRIFUGAL PUMP IMPELLER
Replaceable Wear Pads are available to
A semi-open design has been selected for sizes from extend the life of Casings.
5 x 4 x 14 in. through 8 x 6 x 14 in. The semi-open vane Baker SPD Casings are
design provides efficient fluid intake designed with Wear Pads
and discharge through the power side in sizes 4 x 3 x 13 in.
of the Impeller. The Impeller is through 8 x 6 x 14 in.
designed with back vanes, which Wear Pad repair kits
reduces wear on the Stuffing Box include Studs and
face. The back vanes also reduce stainless steel Nuts to
wear by limiting the inflow of assure ease of replacement.
solids to the Stuffing Box, which
increases Mechanical Seal life. CENTRIFUGAL PUMP BEARINGS
Baker SPD specifies Bearings of the highest
CENTRIFUGAL PUMP MECHANICAL SEAL
quality from premier Bearing
Baker SPD has a premier, heavy-duty manufacturers. The Bearings
tungsten carbide seal. The seal face is are interchangeable with
highly polished tungsten carbide on other popular 2.5 in. pump
tungsten carbide. Viton® bellows allows models. The Outboard
expansion without binding and provides Bearing is a duplex
high temperature resistance. configuration with
Flexible bellows design angular ball contact to
allows spring force to satisfy the maximum
easily move seal power input require-
faces together ment. The Inboard Bearing
for extended is a double row angular
Seal life. contact configuration for
maximum run life.
Baker SPD Centrifugal Pump, The “MUD HOG”

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CENTRIFUGAL PUMP PARTS Baker SPD
CENTRIFUGAL PUMP PARTS (CONTINUED)
CENTRIFUGAL PUMP LABYRINTH SEALS STUFFING BOX BOLTS

The Labyrinth Seal or Isolator is a two-piece device Two Stuffing Box Bolts are set up 180 degrees apart
used to isolate the Bearings from harmful contami- to hold the Stuffing Box in place. The positioning of
GENERAL INFORMATION
nants, while keeping the Bearings lubricated. Laby- the bolts allows the Casing to be replaced without
rinth Seals use two different components; a rotor and interfering with the Stuffing Box or hampering
a stator. The rotor is attached to the shaft through a removal of the Casing.
ring and rotates with it, thus decreasing shaft wear.
The stator portion of the Labyrinth Seal is stationary JACK BOLTS
and press fit into the Housing. These two pieces lock The MUD HOG™ uses two [2] 3/4 in. stainless steel
with an O-ring to form a single working unit. This Jack Bolts to assist in the replacement of the Casing.
configuration, while turning, is free from mechanical There is a build up of material between the Casing
contact. The Labyrinth Seals are abrasion and and Stuffing Box during normal operation. This build
corrosion resistant for longer life. up can make it difficult to remove the Casing. Con-
ventional pry bars, crow bars and other tools do not
CENTRIFUGAL PUMP FRAME
distribute an even force and may cause bending. The
The MUD HOG's frame is made from cast iron for Jack Bolts allow an even distribution of pressure to
strength and durability. The frame has been the Casing for ease in removal.
designed to withstand high piping loads that can
result in shorter Bearing life. The MUD HOG™ frame STAINLESS STEEL CASING NUTS
is built to handle various applications and working Casing replacement has been made easier by utiliz-
conditions. ing stainless steel Casing Nuts. Stainless steel is
more corrosion resistant than conventional steel. The
use of stainless steel material minimizes the need for
frequent replacement of the Casing Nuts which are
otherwise worn out by rust and/or removal tools.
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Baker SPD DIMENSIONAL ILLUSTRATIONS
Section A-A
Z
A A Y CP
1-7/8 in.
X
9.00
DD
E 4 Holes
P F 11/16
A
L
G B
Rev., February, 2004

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DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHTS Baker SPD
DIMENSIONAL DATA FOR 2.5 IN. CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

No. Size
Size ID OD BC Thickness
of Holes of Holes
2 2 6 4-3/4 5/8 4 3/4
3 3 7-1/2 6 3/4 4 3/4
GENERAL INFORMATION
4 4 9 7-1/2 15/16 8 3/4
5 5 10 8-1/2 15/16 8 7/8
6 6 11 9-1/2 1 8 7/8
8 8 13-1/2 11-3/4 1-1/8 8 7/8
10 10 16 14-1/4 1-3/16 12 1
The above drilling is standard 125#.
ANSI 150 # Flat Face Flanges.
Refer to page 8 for illustration.
Pump
A B E F G L P X Y Z CP DD
Size
3 x 2 x 13 9 19-5/8 3-1/2 15-7/16 17-7/8 8-3/4 2-5/16 10-1/4 3-3/4 7 29-1/4 9
4 x 3 x 13 9 19-5/8 3-1/2 15-7/16 17-7/8 9-3/8 2-5/16 10-1/4 4-1/4 6-3/4 29-3/8 9
5 x 4 x 14 9 19-5/8 3-1/2 15-7/16 19 10-3/4 2-5/16 11 5 6-1/8 30 9-11/16
6 x 5 x 11 9 19-5/8 3-1/2 15-7/16 17-7/8 12-1/16 2-5/16 11 5-3/4 6 30-5/8 9
6 x 5 x 14 9 19-5/8 3-1/2 15-7/16 21 12-1/16 2-5/16 11 5-3/4 6 30-5/8 10-3/8
8 x 6 x 11 9 19-5/8 3-1/2 15-7/16 20 13-1/4 2-5/16 14 6-1/4 8-3/8 31-1/4 10
8 x 6 x 14 9 19-5/8 3-1/2 15-7/16 23-9/16 13-1/4 2-5/16 14 6-1/4 8-3/8 31-1/4 12
Refer to page 8 for illustration.
ASSEMBLIES AND WEIGHTS FOR 2.5 IN. CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

Pump Size Packed Pump Mechanical Seal Weight (lb)
3 x 2 x 13 999881AA4 999881BA4 490
4 x 3 x 13 999881AB4 999881BB4 515
5 x 4 x 14 999881AC0 999881BC0 540
6 x 5 x 11 999881ADC 999881BDC 590
6 x 5 x 14 999881AE0 999881BE0 675
8 x 6 x 11 999881AFC 999881BFC 725
8 x 6 x 14 999881AG0 999881BG0 750
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Baker SPD MATERIAL NUMBER SCHEME
BASE MATERIAL NUMBER FRAME CONFIGURATION

1st to 5th Digits 6th Digit
6th Size
(Standard/Short) Lubrication
Digit (in.)
1 Standard 2.5 Grease
99988
2 Standard 2.5 Oil
3 Short 2.5 Grease
4 Short 2.5 Oil
Stuffing Box Seal

7th Digit
A - 5 Ring Packing with Lantern Ring

B - Mechanical Seal (Tungsten Carbide) with three [3] Ring Packing, SS Shaft
C - Mechanical Seal (Tungsten Carbide) with three [3] Ring Packing, Ceramic Coated Shaft Sleeve
D - Mechanical Seal (Silicon Carbide) with three [3] Ring Packing, SS Shaft Sleeve
E - Mechanical Seal (Silicon Carbide) with three [3] Ring Packing, Ceramic Coated Shaft Sleeve
F - U-PAK Seal (Including two [2] Packing Rings), Ceramic Coated Shaft Sleeve
A “9” in the 7th character indicates a special assembly.
Fluid End Size Options and Materials

8th Digit
Hard Iron Extra Hard Iron Extra Hard Iron Bronze Bronze
Casing Size
All Components Fitted All Components Fitted All Components
3 x 2 x 13 A J T 2 6
4 x 3 x 13 B K U 3 7
5 x 4 x 14 C L V - -
6 x 5 x 11 D M W - -
6 x 5 x 14 E N X - -
8 x 6 x 11 F P Y - -
8 x 6 x 14 G R Z 4 8
Note: Fitted components would consist of Wear Pad, Impeller, and Stuffing Box.
Impeller Sizes For 2.5 in.

9th Digit
0 - 14 in. 8 - 12 in. F - 10-1/4 in. N - 8-1/2 in. W - 6-3/4 in.

1 - 13-3/4 in. 9 - 11-3/4 in. G - 10 in. P - 8-1/4 in. X - 6-1/2 in.
2 - 13-1/2 in. A - 11-1/2 in. H - 9-3/4 in. R - 8 in. Y - 6-1/4 in.
3 - 13-1/4 in. B - 11-1/4 in. J - 9-1/2 in. S - 7-3/4 in. Z - 6 in.
4 - 13 in. C - 11 in. K - 9-1/4 in. T - 7-1/2 in.
5 - 12-3/4 in. D - 10-3/4 in. L - 9 in. U - 7-1/4 in.
6 - 12-1/2 in. E - 10-1/2 in. M - 8-3/4 in. V - 7 in.
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MATERIAL NUMBER SCHEME Baker SPD
IMPELLER MATERIAL NUMBER SCHEME
2.5 IN. CENTRIFUGAL PUMP, IMPELLER

Size Impeller
(in.) Material No.
2 x 3 x 9.00 - 13.00 05213571(_)
4 x 3 x 9.00 - 13.00 05213581(_)
5 x 4 x 9.00 - 14.00 05213591(_)
6 x 5 x 8.00 - 11.00 05213601(_)
6 x 5 x 10.00 - 14.00 05213621(_)
8 x 6 x 8.00 - 11.00 05213601(_)
8 x 6 x 10.00 - 14.00 05213631(_)
Note: 9th character of material number indicates size per chart below.
IMPELLER SIZE CHART FOR 2.5 IN.
Size Diameter Size Diameter
Code (in.) Code (in.)
0 14.00 D 10.75
1 13.75 E 10.50
2 13.50 F 10.25
3 13.25 G 10.00
4 13.00 H 9.75
5 12.75 J 9.50
6 12.50 K 9.25
7 12.25 L 9.00
8 12.00 M 8.75
9 11.75 N 8.50
A 11.50 P 8.25
B 11.25 R 8.00
C 11.00 -
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Baker SPD MATERIAL NUMBER SCHEME
REPAIR KIT MATERIAL NUMBER SCHEME

CASING
Size Casing Only Repair Kit
Repair Kit Includes
(in.) Material No. Material No.
Casing (Hard Iron)
Casing Gasket
3 x 2 x 13 052134010 052134000 Casing Stud
Casing Nut
Casing Drain Plug (NPT) (installed)
4 x 3 x 13 052134110 052134100 Casing
5 x 4 x 14 052134210 052134200 Wear Pad (installed)
6 x 5 x 11 052134310 052134300 Wear Pad Gasket (installed)
6 x 5 x 14 052134410 052134400 Wear Pad Stud (installed)
8 x 6 x 11 052134510 052134500 Wear Pad Nut (installed)
Casing Gasket
Casing Stud
8 x 6 x 14 052134610 052134600 Casing Nut
Casing Drain Plug (NPT) (installed)
CASING WEAR PAD

Size Wear Pad Only Repair Kit
Repair Kit Includes
(in.) Material No. Material No.
4 x 3 x 13 052134710 052134700
5 x 4 x 14 052134810 052134800 Wear Pad
Wear Pad Gasket
6 x 5 x 11 052134910 052134900
Wear Pad Stud
6 x 5 x 14 052135010 052135000
Wear Pad Nut
8 x 6 x 11 052135110 052135100 Casing Gasket
8 x 6 x 14 052135210 052135200
STAINLESS STEEL SHAFT SLEEVE

Description Material No. Repair Kit Includes
Stainless Steel Shaft Sleeve 052137080 -
O-ring - Shaft (Size 225)
Stainless Steel Shaft Sleeve Repair Kit 052137000
O-ring - Impeller (Size 032)
CERAMIC COATED SHAFT SLEEVE

Description Material No. Repair Kit Includes
Ceramic Coated Shaft Sleeve 052144280 -
O-ring - Shaft (Size 225)
Ceramic Coated Shaft Sleeve Repair Kit 052144200
O-ring - Impeller (Size 032)
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MATERIAL NUMBER SCHEME Baker SPD
REPAIR KIT MATERIAL NUMBER SCHEME (CONTINUED)

Repair Kits For 2.5 in.
Material
Description Repair Kit Includes
No.
Mechanical Seal Components
Mechanical Seal Repair Kit WVBUF9000
And Roll Pin
Casing Gasket
Fluid End Gasket Kit 052145400 Impeller Seal (O-ring 032)
Shaft Sleeve Seal (O-ring 225)
Inboard Bearing Cover Gasket
Power End Gasket Kit 052145500 Outboard Bearing Housing Seal (O-ring 254)
Outboard Bearing Cover Seal (O-ring 248)
Inboard Labyrinth Seal
Labyrinth Seal Replacement Kit 052145600
Outboard Labyrinth Seal
Outboard Bearing Lock Washer
Bearing Lock Nut Replacement Kit 052145700
Outboard Bearing Lock Nut
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Baker SPD PUMP CROSSOVER
2.5 IN. CENTRIFUGAL PUMP CROSSOVER

No.
Description Baker SPD Mission® Halco®
Req’d
Frame (Pedestal) 1 052136610 20618-12-1 H17444
Plastic Plug 1 WVCCCF118 - -
Breather 1 WWW00C002 8267-1 H8267-1
Oil Plug 2 WWWX00012 8505-1 H8505-1
Outboard Bearing Labyrinth Seal (Isolator, Slinger) 1 WVIN00262 ! H2564-3
Outboard Bearing Cover 1 052136910 20617 H20617-01-01
Outboard/Inboard Bearing Grease Fitting 2 WWW00C003 - -
Outboard Bearing Cover Bolt 2 WWG31D107 3861-139 H3861-139
Outboard Bearing Cover Seal 1 WWB248P41 7496-26 H7496-26
Outboard Bearing 2 WWESK7311 20616-1 H20616-1
Bearing Lock Washer 1 WV00W1100 6124-4 H6124-4
Bearing Lock Nut 1 WV00N1100 6123-1 H6123-4
Outboard Bearing Housing 1 052136810 20624-01-01 H20624-01-01
Outboard Bearing Housing Bolt 4 WWG31H1H7 3861-138 H3861-138
Outboard Bearing Housing Nut 2 WWJ31H800 3932-62 H3932-62
Outboard Bearing Housing Seal 1 WWB254P41 7496-253 H7496-253
Shaft 1 052133900 20612-02-33 H20612-02-33
Coupling End Key 1 WWW00A004 4372-5-21 H4372-5-21
Inboard Bearing 1 WWENT5313 20615-1 H20615-1
Inboard Bearing Cover 1 052136710 20626 H17950
Inboard Bearing Cover Gasket 1 052137400 20625 H20625
Inboard Bearing Cover Bolt 2 WWG31H1H7 3861-1 H3861-1
Inboard Bearing Labyrinth Seal (Isolator) 1 WVINM0026 ! H2564-4
Gland Set 1 052136500 20622A H20622A
Gland Assembly Bolt 2 052137280 B3701A H3701A
Packing, 3 Ring For Mechanical Seal 1 052141500 ! H2537-24A
Shaft Sleeve Repair Kit 1 052137000 20943-04A H20613-21A
Ceramic Coated Shaft Sleeve Repair Kit 1 052144200 20613-21G-7A H20613-21G-7A
Impeller Seal 1 WWB032V30 19110-72 H19110-72
Stuffing Box Cover for Mechanical Seal (Stuffing Box) 1 052136410 22223-01-30A H22223-01-30A
Stuffing Box Cover for Mechanical Seal Aluminium Bronze (Stuffing Box) 1 052136430 22223-03-13A H22223-01-13A
Stuffing Box Cover for Packed (Stuffing Box) 1 052144910 20614-01-30 H20614-01-30A
Stuffing Box Cover Bolt 2 WWG31H187 3861-117 H3861-117
Mechanical Seal Repair Kit 1 WVBUF9000 22451-1 H22451-1A
Shaft Sleeve Seal 1 WWB225V40 7496-033 H7496-236
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 13 in., 2.5 1 052135714 19204-90-30 H2521-90-30
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 12.75 in., 2.5 1 052135715 19204-86-30 H2521-86-30
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 12.50 in., 2.5 1 052135716 19204-84-30 H2521-84-30
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 12.25 in., 2.5 1 052135717 19204-82-30 H2521-82-30
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 12.00 in., 2.5 1 052135718 19204-80-30 H2521-80-30
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 11.75 in., 2.5 1 052135719 19204-76-30 H2521-76-30
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 11.50 in., 2.5 1 05213571A 19204-74-30 H2521-74-30
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 11.25 in., 2.5 1 05213571B 19204-72-30 H2521-72-30
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 11.00 in., 2.5 1 05213571C 19201-70-30 H2521-70-30
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 10.75 in., 2.5 1 05213571D 19204-66-30 H2521-66-30
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 10.50 in., 2.5 1 05213571E 19204-64-30 H2521-64-30
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 10.25 in., 2.5 1 05213571F 19204-62-30 H2521-62-30
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 10.00 in., 2.5 1 05213571G 19204-60-30 H2521-60-30
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 9.75 in., 2.5 1 05213571H 19204-56-30 H2521-56-30
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 9.50 in., 2.5 1 05213571J 19204-54-30 H2521-54-30
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 9.25 in., 2.5 1 05213571K 19204-52-30 H2521-52-30
Impeller, 3 x 2 x 9.00 in., 2.5 1 05213571L 19204-50-30 H2521-50-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 13 in., 2.5 1 052135814 19206-90-30 H2522-90-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 12.75 in., 2.5 1 052135815 19206-86-30 H2522-86-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 12.50 in., 2.5 1 052135816 19206-84-30 H2522-84-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 12.25 in., 2.5 1 052135817 19206-82-30 H2522-82-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 12.00 in., 2.5 1 052135818 19206-80-30 H2522-80-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 11.75 in., 2.5 1 052135819 19206-76-30 H2522-76-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 11.50 in., 2.5 1 05213581A 19206-74-30 H2522-74-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 11.25 in., 2.5 1 05213581B 19206-72-30 H2522-72-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 11.00 in., 2.5 1 05213581C 19206-70-30 H2522-70-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 10.75 in., 2.5 1 05213581D 19206-66-30 H2522-66-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 10.50 in., 2.5 1 05213581E 19206-64-30 H2522-64-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 10.25 in., 2.5 1 05213581F 19206-62-30 H2522-62-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 10.00 in., 2.5 1 05213581G 19206-60-30 H2522-60-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 9.75 in., 2.5 1 05213581H 19206-56-30 H2522-56-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 9.50 in., 2.5 1 05213581J 19206-54-30 H2522-54-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 9.25 in., 2.5 1 05213581K 19206-52-30 H2522-52-30
Impeller, 4 x 3 x 9.00 in., 2.5 1 05213581L 19206-50-30 H2522-50-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 14 in., 2.5 1 052135910 19224-AO-30 H2523-AO-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 13.75 in., 2.5 1 052135911 19224-96-30 H2523-96-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 13.50 in., 2.5 1 052135912 19224-94-30 H2523-94-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 13.25 in., 2.5 1 052135913 19224-92-30 H2523-92-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 13 in., 2.5 1 052135914 19224-90-30 H2523-90-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 12.75 in., 2.5 1 052135915 19224-86-30 H2523-86-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 12.50 in., 2.5 1 052135916 19224-84-30 H2523-84-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 12.25 in., 2.5 1 052135917 19224-82-30 H2523-82-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 12.00 in., 2.5 1 052135918 19224-80-30 H2523-80-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 11.75 in., 2.5 1 052135919 19224-76-30 H2523-76-30
! For specific options contact your local Baker SPD representative or Baker SPD, San Antonio.; N/A = Not Available.
Baker does not warrant or represent that any such information is accurate, or that any products listed are compatible with each part. Any deviation from the OEM products should be verified as to compatibility.
14
PUMP CROSSOVER Baker SPD
2.5 IN. CENTRIFUGAL PUMP CROSSOVER (CONTINUED)

No.
Description Baker SPD Mission® Halco®
Req’d
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 11.50 in., 2.5 1 05213591A 19224-74-30 H2523-74-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 11.25 in., 2.5 1 05213591B 19224-72-30 H2523-72-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 11.00 in., 2.5 1 05213591C 19224-70-30 H2523-70-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 10.75 in., 2.5 1 05213591D 19224-66-30 H2523-66-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 10.50 in., 2.5 1 05213591E 19224-64-30 H2523-64-30
Impeller,5 x 4 x 10.25 in., 2.5 1 05213591F 19224-62-30 H2523-62-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 10.00 in., 2.5 1 05213591G 19224-60-30 H2523-60-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 9.75 in., 2.5 1 05213591H 19224-56-30 H2523-56-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 9.50 in., 2.5 1 05213591J 19224-54-30 H2523-54-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 9.25 in., 2.5 1 05213591K 19224-52-30 H2523-52-30
Impeller, 5 x 4 x 9.00 in., 2.5 1 05213591L 19224-50-30 H2523-50-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 11 in. and 8 x 6 x 11 in., 2.5 1 05213601C 19121-70-30 H2524-70-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 10.75 in. and 8 x 6 x 10.75 in., 2.5 1 05213601D 19121-66-30 H2524-66-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 10.50 in. and 8 x 6 x 10.50 in., 2.5 1 05213601E 19121-64-30 H2524-64-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 10.25 in. and 8 x 6 x 10.25 in., 2.5 1 05213601F 19121-62-30 H2524-62-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 10.00 in. and 8 x 6 x 10.00 in., 2.5 1 05213601G 19121-60-30 H2524-60-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 9.50 in. and 8 x 6 x 9.50 in., 2.5 1 05213601J 19121-54-30 H2524-54-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 9.25 in. and 8 x 6 x 9.25 in., 2.5 1 05213601K 19121-52-30 H2524-52-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 9.00 in. and 8 x 6 x 9.00 in., 2.5 1 05213601L 19121-50-30 H2524-50-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 8.75 in. and 8 x 6 x 8.75 in., 2.5 1 05213601M 19121-46-30 H2524-46-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 8.50 in. and 8 x 6 x 8.50 in., 2.5 1 05213601N 19121-44-30 H2524-44-30
Impeller 6 x 5 x 8.25 in. and 8 x 6 x 8.25 in., 2.5 1 05213601P 19121-42-30 H2524-42-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 8.00 in. and 8 x 6 x 8.00 in., 2.5 1 05213601R 19121-40-30 H2524-40-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 14 in., 2.5 1 052136210 19121-AO-30 H2524-AO-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 13.75 in., 2.5 1 052136211 19121-96-30 H2524-96-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 13.50 in., 2.5 1 052136212 19121-94-30 H2524-94-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 13.25 in., 2.5 1 052136213 19121-92-30 H2524-92-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 13.00 in., 2.5 1 052136214 19121-90-30 H2524-90-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 12.75 in., 2.5 CP 1 052136215 19121-86-30 H2524-86-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 11.50 in., 2.5 CP 1 05213621A 19121-74-30 H2524-74-30
Impeller, 6 x 5 x 11.25 in., 2.5 CP 1 05213621B 19121-72-30 H2524-72-30
Impeller, 8 x 6 x 14 in., 2.5 CP 1 052136310 19116-AO-30 H2525-AO-30
Impeller, 8 x 6 x 11.50 in., 2.5 CP 1 05213631A 19116-74-30 H2525-74-30
Impeller, 8 x 6 x 11.25 in., 2.5 CP 1 05213631B 19116-72-30 H2525-72-30
3 x 2 x 13 in., Casing Repair Kit 1 052134000 19203-01-30A H19203-01-30A
6 x 5 x 11 in.,Casing Repair Kit 1 052134300 19122-01-30A H19122-01-30A
4 x 3 x 13 in., Wear Pad Repair Kit 1 052134700 - H2501-01-30A
4 x 3 x 13 in., Wear Pad Gasket 1 052139000 - -
Wear Pad Nut 4 WWJ51H800 - -
Casing Gasket 1 052137100 10399-46-1 H10399-46-1
Casing Drain Plug, 1/2 in. 1 WWWX00015 - -
Casing Drain Plug, 1/4 in. 1 WWWX00012 8505-1 H8505-1
Casing Stud 12 WWHS1S3HA 3862-76 H2507-3
Casing Stud Nut 12 WWJ11S800 3932-61 H3932-61
Jack Bolts 2 WWG31S28F 2538 H2538
Fluid End Gasket Kit 1 052145400 10399-46-1A H10399-46-1A
Power End Gasket Kit 1 052145500 20625A H20625A
Labyrinth Seal Replacement Kit 1 052145600 N/A N/A
Lock Nut Replacement Kit 1 052145700 6123-4A H6123-4A
Grease Seal Kit 1 052149000 20619A H20619A
! For specific options contact your local Baker SPD representative or Baker SPD, San Antonio.; N/A = Not Available.
Baker does not warrant or represent that any such information is accurate, or that any products listed are compatible with each part. Any deviation from the OEM products should be verified as to compatibility.
15
Baker SPD PRODUCT ILLUSTRATIONS
PRODUCT ILLUSTRATIONS FOR SIZE 3 X 2 X 13 IN.

2.5 IN. CENTRIFUGAL PUMP
3
2 25
1
4
23
22
7
16 5
12
10
21
20
24 8
15
7 11
9
14
15
17
13
18
19
34
33
32
46
28
45
43
42
41
40
47
27
38d
999881
38b
44
37 40
35
41
39
38c
38a
36
16
PARTS AND WEIGHTS Baker SPD
PARTS AND WEIGHTS (3 X 2 X 13 IN.)

Item
Description 3 x 2 x 13 in.
No.
Frame 052136610
1
Gray Cast Iron 250.0 lb
Plastic Plug WVCCCF118
2
Plastic .01 oz
Plug for Breather Port WWWX00011
3
Carbon Steel .02 oz
Oil Plug WWWX00012
4
Carbon Steel (2 required) .05 oz
Outboard Bearing Labyrinth Seal WVIN00262
5!!
Bronze .80 oz
Outboard Bearing Cover 052136910
6
Outboard/Inboard Bearing Grease Fitting WWW00C003
7
Steel (2 required) .10 oz
Outboard Bearing Cover Bolt WWG31D107
8
Low Alloy Steel (2 required) 2.0 lb
Outboard Bearing Housing Seal WWB254P41
9!!
Buna-N .10 oz
Outboard Bearing WWESK7311
10
Steel (2 required) 3.08 lb
Bearing Lock Washer WV00W1100
11!!
Carbon Steel .50 oz
Bearing Lock Nut WV00N1100
12!!
Carbon Steel .50 oz
Outboard Bearing Housing 052136810
13
Outboard Bearing Housing Bolt WWG31H1H7
14
Low Alloy Steel (4 required) .50 oz
Outboard Bearing Housing Nut WWJ31H800
15
Stainless Steel (2 required) .50 oz
Outboard Bearing Cover Seal WWB248P41
16!!
Buna-N .01 oz
Shaft 052133900
17
Low Alloy Steel 37.75 lb
Coupling End Key WWW00A004
18
Inboard Bearing WWENT5313
19
Steel 8.71 lb
Inboard Bearing Cover 052136710
20
Inboard Bearing Cover Gasket 052137400
21!!
Fiber .01 oz
Inboard Bearing Cover Bolt WWG31H1H7
22
Inboard Bearing Cover Grease Plug WWWX00011
23
Carbon Steel .02 oz
Inboard Bearing Labyrinth Seal WVINM0026
24!!
Bronze 1.0 lb
Jack Bolt WWG31S28F
25
Casing Drain Plug WWWX00015
27
Carbon Steel .15 oz
Casing 052134010
28
Hard Iron 170.0 lb
Casing Gasket 052137100
32!!
Fiber .10 oz
Casing Stud WWHS1S3HA
33
Casing Stud Nut WWJ11S800
34
Impeller 05213571X !
35
Hard Iron 41.0 lb
Impeller Seal WWB032V30
36!!
Fluoroelastomer .001 oz
Shaft Sleeve 052137080
37!!
Stainless Steel (Ceramic Coated Material No. 052144280) 2.1 lb
Mechanical Seal Kit
38a - (Includes - Pressed Ring, Spring, Rotating Element, Stationary WVBUF9000
38d Element and item 47 Roll Pin) 2.35 lb
Stainless Steel/Tungston Carbide/Fluoroelastomer
Stuffing Box Cover for Mechanical Seal 052136410
39
Hard Iron 70.0 lb
Gland Assembly Bolt 052137280
40
Stainless Steel (2 required) 2.0 lb
Stuffing Box Cover Bolt WWG31H187
41
Packing, 3 Rings for Mechanical Seal 052141500
42
Teflon/Graphite 3.0 lb
Gland Set 052136500
43
Stainless Steel 3.0 lb
Shaft Sleeve Seal WWB225V40
44!!
Name Plate 052141400
45
Stainless Steel .10 oz
Drive Screws WWGT06060
46
Roll Pin WWL1040HS
47
Steel .01 oz
! Last digit (x) designates Impeller size. See sizing chart on page 11.
!! Refer to pages 12 and 13 for Repair Kit information. 17

3
2 25
1
4
4
23
22
7
6
16 5
12
10
21
20 8
24
15
7 11
9
14
15
17
13
18
19
34
33
31
30 46
29 45
45
28
32
43
42
41
40
47
38d
999881
38b
44
27 37
40
35
41
26 39
38c
38a
36
18
PARTS AND WEIGHTS (SIZE 4 X 3 X 13 IN.)

Item
No.
Frame 052136610
1
2
Plastic .01 oz
3
Carbon Steel .05 oz
Oil Plug WWWX00012
4
5!!
Bronze .80 oz
6
7
8
9!!
Buna-N (2 required) .10 oz
10
Steel 3.08 lb
11!!
Carbon Steel .50 oz
12!!
Carbon Steel .50 oz
13
14
15
16!!
Buna-N .01 oz
Shaft 052133900
17
18
19
Steel 8.71 lb
20
21!!
Fiber .01 oz
22
23
Carbon Steel .02 oz
24!!
Bronze 1.0 lb
Jack Bolt WWG31S28F
25
Wear Pad Nut WWJ51H800
26!!
27
Carbon Steel .15 oz
Casing 052134110
28!!
Wear Pad Stud WWHS1H28A
29!!
Wear Pad Gasket 052139000
30!!
Fiber .01 oz
Wear Pad 052134710
31!!
Hard Iron 34.0 lb
32!!
Fiber .10 oz
33!!
34!!
35
Hard Iron 41.0 lb
36!!
37!!
Stainless Steel (Ceramic Coated Material No. - 052144280) 2.1 lb
Mechanical Seal Kit
38a - (Includes - Pressed Ring, Spring, Rotating Element, Stationary WVBUF9000
38d Element and item 47 Roll Pin) 2.35 lb
39
Hard Iron 70.00 lb
40
41
42
Gland Set 052136500
43
44!!
45
Stainless Steel .10
46
Roll Pin WWL1040HS
47
Steel
.01 oz
19
!! Refer to pages 12 and 13 for Repair Kit information.

3
2 25
1
4
22 23
7
6
16 5
12
10
21
20 8
24
15
7 11
9
14
15
17
13
18
19
34
33
31
46
30
29
45
28
32
43
42
41
40
47
38d
999881
38b
44
27 37 40
35
41
39
26
38c
38a
36
20

Item
No.
Frame 052136610
1
2
Plastic .01 oz
3
Carbon Steel .02 oz
Oil Plug WWWX00012
4
5!!
Bronze .80 oz
6
7
8
9!!
Buna-N .10 oz
10
11!!
Carbon Steel .50 oz
12!!
Carbon Steel .50 oz
13
14
15
16!!
Buna-N .01 oz
Shaft 052133900
17
18
19
Steel 8.71 lb
20
21!!
Fiber .01 oz
22
23
Carbon Steel .02 oz
24!!
Bronze 1.0 lb
Jack Bolt WWG31S28F
25
26!!
27
Carbon Steel .15 oz
Casing 052134210
28!!
29!!
30!!
Fiber .01 oz
Wear Pad 052134810
31!!
Hard Iron 34.0 lb
32!!
Fiber .10 oz
33!!
34!!
35
Hard Iron 41.0 lb
36!!
37!!
Mechanical Seal Kit,
38a - (Includes - Pressed Ring Spring, Rotating Element, WVBUF9000
38d Stationary Element and item 47 Roll Pin) 2.35 lb
39
Hard Iron 70.0 lb
40
41
42
Gland Set 052136500
43
44!!
45
46
Roll Pin WWL1040HS
47
Steel .01 oz
21

3
2 25
1
4
23
22
7
6
16 5
12
10
21
20 8
24
15
7 11
9
14
15
17
13
18
19
34
33
31
30 46
29
45
28
32
43
42
41
40
47
38d
999881
38b
37 44
40
27
35 41
26 39
38c
38a
36
22

Index
No.
Frame 052136610
1
2
Plastic .01 OZ
3
Carbon Steel .02 oz
Oil Plug WWWX00012
4
Carbon Steel (2 required) .05 OZ
5!!
Bronze .80 oz
6
7
8
Low Alloy Steel (2 required) 2.0 oz
9!!
Buna-N .10 oz
10
11!!
Carbon Steel .50 oz
12!!
Carbon Steel .50 oz
13
14
15
16!!
Buna-N .01 OZ
Shaft 052133900
17
18
19
Steel 8.71 lb
20
21!!
Fiber .01 oz
22
23
Carbon Steel .02 oz
24!!
Bronze 1.0 lb
Jack Bolt WWG31S28F
25
26!!
27
Carbon Steel .15 oz
Casing 052134310
28!!
29!!
30!!
Fiber .01 oz
Wear Pad 052134910
31!!
Hard Iron 34.0 lb
32!!
Fiber .10 oz
33!!
34!!
35
Hard Iron 41.0 lb
36!!
Fluoroelastomer .001 OZ
37!!
Mechanical Seal Kit
38a - (Includes - Pressed Ring, Spring, Rotating Element, WVBUF9000
39
Hard Iron 70.0 lb
40
41
42
Gland Set 052136500
43
44!!
45
Drive Screws (4 required) WWGT06060
46
Stainless Steel .01 OZ
Roll Pin WWL1040HS
47
Steel .01 OZ
23

3
2 25
1
4
23
22
7
6
16 5
12
10
21
20 8
24
15
7 11
9
14
15
17
13
18
19
34
33
31
30 46
29
45
28
32
43
42
41
40
47
38d
999881
38b
44
27 37 40
35
41
39
26
38c
38a
36
24

Item
No.
Frame 052136610
1
2
Plastic .01 oz
3
Carbon Steel .02 oz
Oil Plug WWWX00012
4
5!!
Bronze .80 oz
6
7
8
9!!
Buna-N .10 oz
10
11!!
Carbon Steel .50 oz
12!!
Carbon Steel .50 oz
13
14
15
16!!
Buna-N .01 oz
Shaft 052133900
17
18
19
Steel 8.71 lb
20
21!!
Fiber .01 oz
22
23
Carbon Steel .02 oz
24!!
Bronze 1.0 lb
Jack Bolt WWG31S28F
25
Stainless Steel (2 required) .35 OZ
26!!
27
Carbon Steel .15 OZ
Casing 052134410
28!!
Gray Cast Iron 170.0 LB
29!!
Low Alloy Steel (4 required) .10 OZ
30!!
Fiber .01 OZ
Wear Pad 052135010
31!!
Hard Iron 34.0 LB
32!!
Fiber .10 oz
Casing Stud (12 required) WWHS1S3HA
33!!
34!!
35
Hard Iron 41.0 LB
36!!
Fluoroelastomer .001 OZ
37!!
Mechanical Seal Kit
38d Stationary Element and item 47 Roll Pin) 2.35 LB
39
Hard Iron 70.0 lb
40
41
42
Gland Set 052136500
43
44!!
45
46
Roll Pin WWL1040HS
47
Steel .01 OZ
25

3
2 25
1
4
23
22
7
6
16 5
12
10
21
20 8
24
15
7 11
9
14
15
17
13
18
19
34
33
31
30 46
29
45
28
32
43
42
41
40
47
38d 999881
38b
44
37
40
27 35
41
26 39
38c
38a
36
26

Item
No.
Frame 052136610
1
2
Plastic .01 OZ
3
Carbon Steel .02 oz
Oil Plug WWWX00012
4
5!!
Bronze .80 oz
6
7
8
9!!
Buna-N .10 oz
10
11!!
Carbon Steel .50 oz
12!!
Carbon Steel .50 oz
13
14
15
16!!
Buna-N .01 oz
Shaft 052133900
17
18
19
Steel 8.71 lb
20
21!!
Fiber .01 oz
22
23
Carbon Steel .02 oz
24!!
Bronze 1.0 lb
Jack Bolt WWG31S28F
25
26!!
27
Carbon Steel .15 oz
Casing 052134510
28!!
Gray Cast Iron 170.0 LB
29!!
30!!
Fiber .01 oz
Wear Pad 052135110
31!!
Hard Iron 34.0 oz
32!!
Fiber .10 oz
33!!
34!!
35
Hard Iron .10 oz
36!!
37!!
Mechanical Seal Kit
(Includes - Pressed Ring, Spring, Rotating Element, WVBUF9000
38
Stationary Element and item 47 Roll Pin) 2.35 lb
39
Hard Iron 70.0 lb
40
41
42
Gland Set 052136500
43
44!!
45
46
Roll Pin WWL1040HS
47
Steel .01 oz
27

3 25
2
1
23
22
7
6
16 5
12
10
21
24 20 8
15
7 11
9
14
15
17
13
18
19
34
33
31
30 46
29
45
28
32
43
42
41
40
47
38d
38b 999881
37 44
35 40
27
41
26 39
38c
38a
36
28

Item
No.
Frame 052136610
1
2
Plastic .01 oz
3
Carbon Steel .02 oz
Oil Plug WWWX00012
4
5!!
Bronze .80 oz
6
7
8
9!!
Buna-N .10 oz
10
11!!
Carbon Steel .50 oz
12!!
Carbon Steel .50 oz
13
14
15
16!!
Buna-N .01 oz
Shaft 052133900
17
18
19
Steel 8.71 lb
20
21!!
Fiber .01 oz
22
23
Carbon Steel .02 oz
24!!
Bronze 1.0 lb
Jack Bolt WWG31S28F
25
26!!
27
Carbon Steel .15 oz
Casing 052134610
28!!
Gray Cast Iron 170
Wear Pad Stud WWHS1H2SA
29!!
30!!
Fiber .01 oz
Wear Pad 052135210
31!!
Hard Iron 34.0 lb
32!!
Fiber .10 oz
33!!
34!!
35
Hard Iron 41.0 lb
36!!
37!!
Mechanical Seal Kit
39
Hard Iron 70.0 lb
40
41
42
Gland Set 052136500
43
44!!
45
46
Roll Pin WWL1040HS
47
Steel .01 oz
29
Baker SPD
NOTES
30
PUMP SIZING Baker SPD
HOW TO SELECT YOUR BAKER CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

1. Before sizing your Baker pump, one needs to know the following:
1.1 The pump speed which depends on the kind of drive that will be coupled to the pump, (i.e., 3500, 1750
or 1150 RPM for 60 Hz motor or 3000, 1500 or 1000 RPM for 50 Hz motor.
1.2 The Total Head (TH) required which is the summation of Vertical elevation Head (He), and Friction head
(Hf), (i.e., TH = He + Hf + any head required at of the end of piping).
Use negative suction head when the source of supply is above the pump.
1.3 The flow requirement in GPM or (m3/hr).
1.4 The specific gravity of the fluid or weight of the fluid to be pumped, such as the mud weight, in lb/gal.
2. After you get all of the above data, refer to the Baker pump curves and obtain the following information.
2.1 Find the required flow rate on the bottom or top scale, depending on whether you want to measure your
Flow rate in GPM or (m3/hr), respectively, and draw a straight line up or down.
2.2 Find the Total Differential Head at the left or right hand scale, depending on whether you want to
measure your Total Differential Head in Feet or (meters), respectively, and draw a straight line to the
right or left.
2.3 Locate the intersection of the above two lines and pick the nearest larger Impeller size. For speeds
below 2,900 RPM select Impeller size to next larger 1/4 in. diameter and for speeds above 2900 RPM
select Impeller to next larger 1/8 in. diameter. Also a set of horsepower lines gives you the horsepower
requirement for pumping water. It is best to choose a motor size larger than the minimum required. If
you pump fluid other than water, you have to adjust the required HP (kW) by multiplying the specific
gravity to the HP (kW) rating based on water.
3. NPSH
Net Positive Suction Head means the useful pressure existing at the inlet of the pump to push the liquid into
the impeller vanes. It is measured in feet (meters) of Head and is called NPSH Available (NPSHA). NPSH
Required (NPSHR) is read from the pump curve at the designed pump impeller RPM and flow rate. NPSH
on the curve is the minimum NPSH that will prevent vapor bubbles from forming and causing cavitation.
PUMP SIZING
A number of rigs run into NPSH problems which are due in part to high mud temperatures and poor suction
design. That is why it is very important to check your Net Positive Suction Head (NPSH).
NPSHA = Ha ± He - Hf - Hvp
Where:
Ha = atmospheric head (ft)
He = elevation head (ft)
Hf = friction head (ft)
Hvp = Vapor pressure of fluid at pumping temperature (ft). Refer to Page 35.
The NPSHR as shown on curves is the minimum NPSH required by pumps. If the NPSHA is larger than
NPSHR; the pump is all right. If the NPSHA is less than NPSHR, then the pump will cavitate. In such a case,
some or all of the following changes to the suction conditions might be necessary:
1. Reduce flow rate
2. Increase suction pipe size
3. Lower pump speed
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Baker SPD PUMP SIZING
4. Formulae:
4.1 To Convert Head in Feet to Pressure in Pounds Per Square Inch
Feet of Head x Specific Gravity

= PSIG
2.31
4.2 To Convert Pressure in Pounds Per Square Inch (PSI) to Head in Feet
PSIG x 2.31
= Feet of Head
Specific Gravity
4.3
Mud Weight (lb/gal)
Specific Gravity of Mud =
8.34
4.4 HP required = Curve HP x specific gravity

kW required = Curve kW x specific gravity
CONVERSION FACTORS
To Convert into Multiply By
m3/hr GPM 4.4
liters/min GPM 0.264
Barrels/day GPM 0.03
Cubic feet Gallons 7.481
Kg/cm2 PSI 14.2
m3 Gallons 264
meters Feet 3.28
Bars PSI 14.7
5. Pump Terms
5.3 Pressure of Head in Feet (meters)
When the pump is running, pressure will build up. Pressure developed by the Centrifugal Pump is
always specified as Head in Feet or (meters) of liquid. The relation between PSI and head is shown in
4.1 - 4.2.
5.4 Centrifugal Pump Rotation
You have to stand at the drive end to determine the pump rotation. A right-hand rotation pump turns
clockwise looking from the motor end. The MUD HOG™ 2.5 in. has a right-hand rotation.
Conversion Factors
GPM x Feet x Specific Gravity

BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
m3/hr x meters x Specific Gravity

kW =
367 x Efficiency
Efficiency from curve written as .XX
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SYSTEM HEAD REQUIREMENT CALCULATION Baker SPD
Type of Liquid being Pumped

Flow Rate GPM
Specific Gravity of liquid being pumped
Liquid Temperature °F
Suction
Pipe Size (Ds) in
Height of liquid Above (+) or Below (-)
ft
the Pump Inlet centerline (Hs)
Total Length of Suction Line (Ls) ft
Straight Pipe Length Equivalence of Suction Fittings

Equivalent Straight Length
Sum of Equivalent Length
Type Qty of Pipe per Fitting (ft)
of Straight Suction Pipe (ft)
(Refer to Table 2 on Page 34)
Elbow x
Tee x
Swing Check x
Globe Valve x
Gate Valve x
Butterfly Valve x
Total Equivalent Length (ELs) =
Total Length of Suction Pipe (TLs) = Ls + ELs ft
Suction Friction Loss Head (FLs) =

ft (Refer to Table 4 on Page 35 for Head Loss)
(TLs x Head Loss)/100 =
Discharge
Pipe Size (Dd) in
Maximum Height above the pump centerline
that the liquid rises to, on the discharge side of ft
the system (Hd)
Total Length of Discharge Line (Ld) ft
Straight Pipe Length Equivalence of Discharge Fittings
PUMP SIZING
Equivalent Straight Length
Sum of Equivalent Length of
Type Qty of Pipe per Fitting (ft)
Straight Discharge Pipe (ft)
(Refer to Table 2 on Page 34)
Elbow x =
Tee x =
Swing Check x =
Globe Valve x =
Gate Valve x =
Butterfly Valve x =
Total Equivalent Length (ELd) =
Total Length of Discharge Pipe (TLd) = Ld + ELd ft
Discharge Friction Loss Head (FLd) =

ft (Refer to Table 4 on Page 35 for Head Loss)
(TLd x Head Loss) /100 =
Required Pressure at Discharge (Pd) psi
Head Required at Discharge (Hd) =

ft
(Pd x 2.31)/ Sp. Gr.
Total Friction Head (Hf) = FLd = FLs ft
Total Elevation Head (He) = Hs = Hd ft
Total Head Required (HRQ) = Hf + He + Hd ft
Note: For a complimentary copy of this calculation sheet in Excel format, please contact your nearest Baker SPD sales agent.
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Baker SPD SYSTEM HEAD CALCULATION TABLES
TABLE 1
THEORETICAL DISCHARGE OF NOZZLES IN U.S. GALLONS PER MINUTE
Velocity of
Head* Diameter Of Nozzle In Inches
Discharge
lb ft ft/sec 3/8 1/2 5/8 3/4 7/8 1 1-1/8 1-1/4 1-3/8 1-1/2 1-3/4 2 2-1/4 2-1/2 2-3/4 3
10 23.1 38.6 13.3 23.6 36.9 53.1 72.4 94.5 120 148 179 213 289 378 479 591 714 851
15 4.6 47.3 16.3 28.9 45.2 65 88.5 116 147 181 219 260 354 463 585 723 874 1041
20 46.2 54.6 18.8 33.4 52.2 75.1 102 134 169 209 253 301 409 535 676 835 1009 1203
25 57.7 61 21 37.3 58.3 84 114 149 189 234 283 336 458 598 756 934 1128 1345
30 69.3 66.9 23 40.9 63.9 92 125 164 207 256 309 368 501 655 828 1023 1236 1473
35 80.8 72.2 24.8 44.2 69 99.5 135 177 224 277 334 398 541 708 895 1106 1335 1591
40 92.4 77.2 26.6 47.3 73.8 106 145 188 239 296 357 425 578 756 957 1182 1428 1701
45 103.9 81.8 28.2 50.1 78.2 113 153 200 253 313 379 451 613 801 1015 1252 1512 1802
50 115.5 86.3 29.7 52.8 82.5 119 162 211 267 330 399 475 647 845 1070 1320 1595 1900
55 127 90.5 31.1 55.3 86.4 125 169 221 280 346 418 498 678 886 1121 1385 1671 1991
60 138.6 94.6 32.5 57.8 90.4 130 177 231 293 362 438 521 708 926 1172 1447 1748 2085
65 150.1 98.3 33.8 60.2 94 136 184 241 305 376 455 542 737 964 1220 1506 1819 2165
70 161.7 102.1 35.2 62.5 97.7 141 191 250 317 391 473 563 765 1001 1267 1565 1888 2250
75 173.2 105.7 36.4 64.7 101 146 198 259 327 404 489 582 792 1037 1340 1619 1955 2330
80 184.8 109.1 37.6 66.8 104 150 205 267 338 418 505 602 818 1070 1354 1672 2020 2405
85 196.3 112.5 38.8 68.9 108 155 211 276 349 431 521 620 844 1103 1395 1723 2080 2480
90 207.9 115.8 39.9 70.8 111 160 217 284 359 443 536 638 868 1136 1436 1773 2140 2550
95 219.4 119 41 72.8 114 164 223 292 369 456 551 656 892 1168 1476 1824 2200 2625
100 230.9 122 42.1 74.7 117 168 229 299 378 467 565 672 915 1196 1512 1870 2255 2690
Head* loss across nozzle.
The actual quantity discharged by a nozzle will be less than above table.
A well tapered smooth nozzle may be assumed to give 97 to 99% of the values in the tables.
TABLE 2
PIPE FITTINGS EQUIVALENT TO FEET OF STRAIGHT PIPE
Size Of Fitting 2 3 4 5 6 8
90' Elbow 5.5 8.0 11.0 14.0 16.0 21.0
45' Elbow 2.5 3.8 5.0 6.3 7.5 10.0
Long Sweep Elbow 3.5 5.2 7.0 9.0 11.0 14.0
Close Return Bend 13.0 18.0 24.0 31.0 37.0 51.0
Tee-Straight Run 3.5 5.2 7.0 9.0 11.0 14.0
Tee-Side Inlet Or Outlet 12.0 17.0 22.0 27.0 33.0 43.0
Globe Valve Open 55.0 82.0 110.0 140.0 190.0 260.0
Angle Valve Open 27.0 41.0 53.0 70.0
Butteffly Valve Fully Open 1.2 1.7 6.0 5.0 5.0 7.0
Gate Valve Fully Open 1.2 1.7 2.3 2.9 3.5 4.5
Gate Valve Half Open 27.0 41.0 53.0 0.0 0.0 130.0
Check Valve 19.0 32.0 43.0 58.0 63.0 90.0
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TABLE 3
PROPERTIES OF WATER
Temperature Specific Vapor Pressure
(°F) Gravity Feet Of Water, Absolute
40 1.001 0.30
50 1.001 0.40
60 1.000 0.60
70 0.999 0.80
80 0.998 1.20
90 0.996 1.60
100 0.994 2.20
110 0.992 3.00
120 0.990 4.00
130 0.987 5.20
140 0.985 6.80
150 0.982 8.80
160 0.979 11.20
170 0.975 14.20
180 0.972 17.90
TABLE 4
FRICTION OF WATER IN PIPES (C = 100)
2 in. Pipe 3 in. Pipe 4 in. Pipe 5 in. Pipe 6 in. Pipe 8 in. Pipe
GPM
V F V F V F V F V F V F GPM
30 3.06 3.69 1.36 0.53 0.77 0.13 30
40 4.08 6.40 1.81 0.91 1.02 0.22 40
50 5.11 9.90 2.27 1.38 1.28 0.34 0.82 0.11 50
60 6.13 13.40 2.72 1.92 1.53 0.48 0.98 0.16 60
70 7.15 17.04 3.18 2.56 1.79 0.63 1.14 0.21 0.79 0.088 70
80 8.17 22.50 3.63 3.28 2.04 0.81 1.31 0.27 0.91 0.11 80
90 9.19 28.00 4.08 4.08 2.30 1.01 1.47 0.34 1.02 0.14 90
100 10.21 35.80 4.54 4.96 2.55 1.22 1.63 0.41 1.14 0.17 100
125 12.76 50.90 5.68 7.50 3.19 1.85 2.04 0.62 1.42 0.26 125
150 15.32 76.00 6.81 10.50 3.83 2.59 2.47 0.87 1.70 0.36 0.96 0.09 150
PUMP SIZING
175 17.86 92.50 7.95 14.00 4.47 3.44 2.86 1.16 1.99 0.48 1.12 0.12 175
200 20.40 129.00 9.08 17.90 5.10 4.41 3.27 1.49 2.27 0.61 1.28 0.15 200
225 10.20 22.30 5.74 5.48 3.68 1.85 2.55 0.76 1.44 0.19 225
250 11.30 27.10 6.38 6.67 4.08 2.25 2.84 0.93 1.60 0.23 250
275 12.50 32.30 7.02 7.96 4.50 2.68 3.12 1.11 1.76 0.27 275
300 13.60 37.90 7.65 9.34 4.90 3.13 3.41 1.30 1.91 0.32 300
350 15.90 50.40 8.93 12.40 5.72 4.20 3.97 1.73 2.23 0.43 350
400 18.20 64.60 10.20 15.90 6.54 5.38 4.54 2.21 2.25 0.55 400
450 11.50 19.80 7.36 6.60 5.10 2.75 2.87 0.68 450
500 12.80 24.10 8.18 8.12 5.68 3.34 3.19 0.82 500
550 14.00 28.70 8.99 9.69 6.24 3.99 3.51 0.98 550
600 15.30 33.70 9.81 11.40 6.81 4.68 3.82 1.15 600
650 16.60 39.10 10.60 13.20 7.38 5.43 4.15 1.34 650
700 17.90 44.90 11.40 15.10 7.94 6.23 4.47 1.53 700
750 18.90 51.30 12.30 17.20 8.51 7.08 4.78 1.74 750
800 13.10 19.40 9.08 7.98 5.10 1.97 800
900 14.70 24.10 10.20 9.92 5.74 2.44 900
1000 16.30 29.30 11.40 12.10 6.38 2.97 1000
1100 18.00 35.00 12.50 14.40 7.02 3.55 1100
1200 19.56 41.20 13.60 16.90 7.66 4.17 1200
1300 21.19 48.00 14.80 19.60 8.30 4.83 1300
1400 22.82 54.80 15.90 22.50 8.93 5.54 1400
1500 24.45 62.40 17.00 25.50 9.55 6.30 1500
1600 18.20 28.80 10.20 7.10 1600
1800 20.52 35.90 11.50 9.83 1800
2000 22.80 43.60 12.80 10.70 2000
V = Velocity Feet Per Second.
F = Friction Head In Feet.
Loss of head in feet, due to friction, per 100 feet of ordinary pipe and velocity in feet per second.
Values taken from Williams and Hazen tables, based on coeffiecient C = 100.
For new pipes multiply friction loss value by 0.70.
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Baker SPD PUMP CURVES
BAKER MUD HOG™

3 X 2 X 13 IN. - VARIABLE SPEED
Cubic Meters per Hour (M3/hr)
Total Differential Head (Meters)

Total Differential Head (Feet)
US Gallons per Minute (GPM)
IMPELLER DIAMETER 13 in.
Maximum Sphere - 1/2 in.
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PUMP CURVES Baker SPD
BAKER MUD HOG™

3 X 2 X 13 IN. - 1150 RPM

PUMP SIZING
Calculating horsepower using efficiency:
GPM x FT x SG
BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
M3/hr x M x SG
kW =
367 x Efficiency
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BAKER MUD HOG™

3 X 2 X 13 IN. - 1750 RPM

GPM x FT x SG
BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
M3/hr x M x SG
kW =
367 x Efficiency
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BAKER MUD HOG™

3 X 2 X 13 IN. - 3500 RPM

PUMP SIZING
GPM x FT x SG
BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
M3/hr x M x SG
kW =
367 x Efficiency
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BAKER MUD HOG™


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BAKER MUD HOG™

4 X 3 X 13 - 1150 RPM

PUMP SIZING
GPM x FT x SG
BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
M3/hr x M x SG
kW =
367 x Efficiency
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BAKER MUD HOG™

4 X 3 X 13 IN. - 1750 RPM

GPM x FT x SG
BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
M3/hr x M x SG
kW =
367 x Efficiency
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BAKER MUD HOG™

4 X 3 X 13 IN. - 3500 RPM

PUMP SIZING
GPM x FT x SG
BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
M3/hr x M x SG
kW =
367 x Efficiency
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BAKER MUD HOG™


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BAKER MUD HOG™

5 X 4 X 14 IN. - 1150 RPM

PUMP SIZING
GPM x FT x SG
BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
M3/hr x M x SG
kW =
367 x Efficiency
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BAKER MUD HOG™

5 X 4 X 14 IN. - 1750 RPM

GPM x FT x SG
BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
M3/hr x M x SG
kW =
367 x Efficiency
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PUMP SIZING
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BAKER MUD HOG™

6 X 5 X 11 - 1150 RPM

GPM x FT x SG
BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
M3/hr x M x SG
kW =
367 x Efficiency
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BAKER MUD HOG™

6 X 5 X 11 - 1750 RPM

PUMP SIZING
GPM x FT x SG
BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
M3/hr x M x SG
kW =
367 x Efficiency
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6 X 5 X 14 - VARIABLE SPEED

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BAKER MUD HOG™

6 X 5 X 14 IN. - 1150 RPM

PUMP SIZING
GPM x FT x SG
BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
M3/hr x M x SG
kW =
367 x Efficiency
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BAKER MUD HOG™

6 X 5 X 14 IN. - 1750 RPM

GPM x FT x SG
BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
M3/hr x M x SG
kW =
367 x Efficiency
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PUMP SIZING
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BAKER MUD HOG™

8 X 6 X 11 IN. - 1150 RPM

GPM x FT x SG
BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
M3/hr x M x SG
kW =
367 x Efficiency
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BAKER MUD HOG™

8 X 6 X 11 IN. - 1750 RPM

PUMP SIZING
GPM x FT x SG
BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
M3/hr x M x SG
kW =
367 x Efficiency
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BAKER MUD HOG™


Maximum Sphere - 1-3/8 in.
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BAKER MUD HOG™

8 X 6 X 14 IN. - 1150 RPM

PUMP SIZING
GPM x FT x SG
BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
M3/hr x M x SG
kW =
367 x Efficiency
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BAKER MUD HOG™

8 X 6 X 14 - 1750 RPM

GPM x FT x SG
BHP =
3960 x Efficiency
M3/hr x M x SG
kW =
367 x Efficiency
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MAINTENANCE MANUAL Baker SPD
INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL FOR

BAKER SPD MUD HOG™ 2.5 IN. CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
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Baker SPD MAINTENANCE MANUAL
INTRODUCTION Location
This manual contains instructions for the installation, To eliminate the need for priming, the pump suction
operation and maintenance of Baker SPD's should be at a lower level than the level of the liquid
MUD HOG™ 2.5 in. Centrifugal Pump. After going in the supply tank/reservoir.
through this manual, if you feel that some of your Foundation
questions or situations that you are dealing with, have
not been addressed, please contact your local Baker It is recommended to pour a concrete foundation on a
SPD Distributor or Salesman for further assistance. solid base and it should be big enough to support the
whole pump unit. The rigidity of the base plate will
Baker SPD's MUD HOG™ 2.5 in. is a pump designed play an important role in damping out structural vibra-
to replace some older and existing 2.5 in. pumps, with tions so the foundation must be thick enough to ac-
a similar but superior product. We have designed this complish that. Refer to Hydraulic Institute's Standard
pump keeping in mind a longer life, reliability and eas- ANSI/HI 1.4-2000 for guidelines on this subject. Care
ier maintenance. Some of its outstanding features must be taken to level the base plate in a horizontal
that contribute towards its popularity and success are: position. Also, when the application dictates the use
1. Pump Casing with a replaceable Wear Pad of fabricated bases, the foundation design must ac-
2. Stainless steel Shaft Sleeves count for it properly, so that it can effectively dampen
the resulting resonant vibrations.
3. Stainless steel Casing Nuts
4. Grease lubricated Bearings Alignment
5. Leakage and contamination prevention For any rotating machinery, the alignment of power
through Labyrinth Seals transmitting and power consuming parts is critical for
its safe and long lasting service. Even if the Motor and
It is very important to closely follow proper installation,
the pump were aligned before shipping, it is very im-
operation and maintenance guidelines in order to en-
portant to check the alignment after installation to en-
sure a smooth and efficient pumping operation and a
sure that the arrangement has not moved during
longer equipment life.
transportation or handling. We cannot overemphasize
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS proper alignment since it can mean the difference be-
1. The Motor/driver must operate the pump in a man- tween a smooth and long lasting pump operation as
ner that the rotation of the pump Impeller when opposed to high vibrations and even failure of Bear-
viewed from the suction (front) side of the pump is ings, Coupling, Pump or the Motor. It should be noted
COUNTER-CLOCKWISE. The pump must not be that one must not try to align the Pump and the Motor
operated in the reverse direction if damage to the until its flange and mounting Bolts have been tight-
pump is to be avoided. ened.
2. The suction and discharge valves must not be To perform the Coupling alignment with dial indica-
completely closed when operating the pump. tors, which are the instruments of choice for such pro-
3. The packing should be adjusted in a manner that cedures, the dial indicator is attached to one Coupling
a small amount of leakage remains for lubrication half with the indicator dial button resting on the out-
and cooling purposes. side diameter (OD) of the other Coupling half. This will
4. For drilling mud operations, care must be taken to give the offset misalignment between the two Shafts.
prevent seepage from the packing to dry out and In order to find out the angular misalignment, let the
coagulate in the areas of the front Seal and the dial indicator button ride on the face of the other Cou-
slinger. pling half, instead of its OD. A TIR of 0.005" or less is
usually considered acceptable by most manufactur-
5. Do not operate the pump outside its designed per-
ers. If the TIR is more than that, it can be adjusted by
formance envelope.
loosening the pump or driver mounting Bolts, adding
SECTION A: INSTALLATION or removing shims accordingly and then tightening
down the Bolts again. See Figures 1 and 2 below.
Compatibility
The MUD HOG™ 2.5 in. has been designed to ensure
that it can replace existing pumps of the same nomi-
nal size. To this end, its outside dimensions are guar-
anteed to match up to the existing bases, piping,
couplings etc.
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1/64 in.
Maximum Gap
Figure 1: Offset Alignment with a Dial Indicator Figure 4: Angular Alignment with a Straight Edge
More information on Coupling alignment can be found
in the Hydraulic Institute's Standard ANSI/HI 1.4-
2000.
Piping
It is important that the piping should line up to the
pump without it having to be drawn closer by tighten-
ing the companion flange Bolts. Also, the pump
should not have to support the weight of the piping.
For this to happen, it is better to have the piping an-
Figure 2: Angular Alignment with a Dial Indicator
chored independently but as close to the pump as
For situations where a dial indicator is not available, possible. It should also be pointed out that the piping
one can use a straight edge to perform a reasonable should not be connected to the pump until the grout
alignment. This method works better when the Cou- has hardened and after the Motor and pump mounting
pling has a rubber or a flexible drive element. Bolts have been tightened.
To check for offset misalignment, place the straight Suction Piping
edge on the OD of the Couplings. If they are aligned Suction piping can not only play a critical role in caus-
there will not be any gaps under the straight edge. A ing vibration and cavitation in centrifugal pumps, but
Max gap of 1/64 in. is allowed. This procedure should can also be responsible for causing packing and Me-
be repeated for at least one more location on the cir- chanical Seal failures as well as putting extreme loads
cumference of the Coupling 90 degrees from the first on the Bearings. It is therefore very important that the
position. size of the suction piping be at least the same or larg-
To check for angular misalignment, the two Coupling er than the suction port of the pump.
mating faces should not have a variation in the gap, To eliminate air pockets in the suction line, it is bene-
all around the faces. A maximum variation of 1/64 in. ficial for the suction line have a gradual slope down to
is permissible. See figures 3 and 4 below. the supply tank or source.
1/64 in. It is recommended that the flow through the pump
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Maximum Gap
should not be controlled by adjusting a valve in the
suction line. However, this does not preclude the use
of a suction line shut off valve to be used when the
pump has to be inspected or removed for mainte-
nance purposes.
In order to have a relatively turbulence free flow into
the pump, it is good practice to have a straight length
of pipe, at least twice its diameter in length e.g., a
6-inch suction pipe should have at least one foot of
straight pipe just before the pump.
Figure 3: Offset Alignment with a Straight Edge In situations which might require a flexible hose to be
used in the suction line, it is imperative that such a
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flexible hose be of the non-collapsing type, since it is Pumps with Mechanical Seals come with 3 rings of
not uncommon to have suction pressures which are backup packing which should be kept completely
below atmospheric pressure. In such a scenario, loose until a Seal failure occurs. Only then should
there is a real possibility of starving the pump and they be tightened down to prevent leakage.
thus causing it to overheat. Packed Pumps
Discharge Piping
When starting packed pumps, the packing should be
Like the suction piping, a shut off valve should be loose and the Packing Gland Nuts should only be
used in the discharge piping as well, to enable the re- hand tight. Once the pump starts running, slowly tight-
moval of the pump for maintenance purposes. A throt- en the packing down. Make sure that there is some
tle valve can be used in the discharge line to operate leakage through the packing, otherwise it will over-
the pump at it is design point, if the exact operating heat and fail.
conditions are not known.
If outside flushing is required on either pump models,
In case of a closed pressurized loop, it is necessary to the flush lines should be connected and checked for
have a check valve between the pump and the throttle flow through them, before starting the pump
valve, to prevent the product from flowing back Pump Rotation
through the pump. In the absence of the check valve,
such a circumstance can cause the Impeller to come Before running the pump it is important to find out the
loose and cause damage to the pump and also result direction of rotation, since starting the MUD HOG™
in leakage beneath the Shaft Sleeve. 2.5 in. in the reverse direction can unscrew its Impel-
ler and thereby cause damage to the pump and the
SECTION B: PREPARATION Seal.
FOR OPERATION
The direction of rotation can be checked in two ways.
Before starting the pump, it is good practice to always The Motor can be uncoupled from the pump and then
go through the following simple checks; started to check its direction of rotation. Or a person
1. Check for Impeller's free rotation by turning the can start and immediately shut off the coupled Motor
Shaft by hand and pump assembly and have someone else watch
2. Make sure that the suction line and the pump are as the shafting just turns over.
full of fluid and that the suction valve is fully open. Pump Priming
3. Slightly open the discharge valve and then open it
To prevent damage to the Mechanical Seals or pack-
fully once the pump is running.
ing, there must be liquid in the suction line and the
Preliminary Lubrication Casing, before the pump is started. Fill the suction
line with the liquid and vent out any air that might be
Our standard pumps come pre lubricated with grease
present in the line. The discharge valve should be
(oil lubrication is available as an option). The opera-
barely open when the pump is started and only after
tors/customers do not have to worry about lubricating
the flow and pressure have stabilized that it should be
the pump for the first year of operation. At that time,
adjusted to the required flow conditions. If the pres-
the pump can be lubricated through the Outboard and
sure fails to build, close the discharge valve and then
Inboard Bearing Covers by removing the Plugs and
reopen it to build discharge pressure. If flow difficul-
replacing them with the appropriate lubrication fit-
ties continue, it may be an indication of improper in-
tings.
stallation or pump selection.
Usually, Labyrinth Seals are provided at both Bearing
Operators must not run the pump with the suction
ends, and they serve to keep the temperature from
valve closed under any circumstances, as it will im-
rising, by also acting as vents. But in cases where the
mediately overheat the pump and cause major dam-
Labyrinth Seals are not provided, it is recommended
age to various components.
to keep the air vent clean.
Mechanical Seal Pumps Also, running the pump with the discharge valve
closed should be allowed only for short durations as
It is vital that these pumps are never started dry oth- the energy being imparted to the pumped product by
erwise it will cause irreparable damage to the Seal the Impeller, will raise the temperature. If for some
faces. The factory installs and adjusts the Mechanical reason there is a need to keep the discharge valve
Seals before shipping the pumps. The Seal models closed for an extended length of time, then it is recom-
currently being provided with the MUD HOG™ 2.5 in. mended to run a small (Ø0.25" or Ø0.50") line, start-
do not require external flush.
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ing between the pump and the discharge valve and Grease Lubrication for Bearings
going back to the fluid supply tank. The Outboard and Inboard Bearing Covers are pro-
SECTION C: OPERATION vided with a grease fitting. It is recommended to add
five shots of grease through the grease port at least
Operating Condition Envelope once every six months, after the first year of service.
This section only applies to pumps which do not have Grease Fitting
any external insulation and are exposed to the room
temperature.
The maximum safe working pressure for cast iron is
175 psig at 150°F or 150 psig at 250°F. The condi-
tions in between can be accordingly calculated.
Whenever a high temperature (150°F plus) fluid is
being pumped, cooling water should be passed not
only through the lantern ring but also over the
exposed Shaft, so as to dissipate the heat being
generated at the Labyrinth Seal or lip Seal and the
Bearings.
Documentation
It is always helpful to maintain a documentation histo-
ry of the pump as it can improve our response time to
help you. To this end, we provide a nameplate on
each pump frame which contains some information
which can help us identify the pump quickly. But in
addition to that, it would be helpful to keep a record of
the following information; Grease Fitting
1. Motor horsepower
2. Operation frequency
3. Maintenance records and pertinent information on
any replacement parts.
Lubrication
Your MUD HOG™ comes lubricated with grease
when it is shipped from the factory and it does not
need to be lubricated more than once per year. The
recommended grease is Lubri Plate 1200-2. When
using different types of grease, care should be taken
to use only those types of grease which are well suit- Figure 5: Outboard and Inboard Bearing Covers with
ed to operate with each other. Grease Fitting
Oil Lubrication for Bearings Grease Lubrication for Packing
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Oil lubrication for Bearings is available as an option For packed pumps, the Stuffing Box Cover comes
but the pumps must be mounted in a horizontal posi- with a drilled hole for lubricating the packing rings. It
tion for oil lubricated pumps to work. This option is is fitted with a grease fitting. It is recommended to lu-
typically exercised when it is desired to lower the bricate the packing rings at least once a day. Baker
Bearing temperature and hence reduce its wear. SPD offers an optional self lubricating mechanism
which only needs to be filled from time to time.
It is recommended to use 10W30 nondetergent motor
oil. The oil can be filled through the hole provided on Grease should be added while turning the Shaft. A
the top of the Bearing frame. After removing the Plug good indication of the sufficient grease in the packing
provided in the side of the frame, oil should be added is that it will start to come out around the packing
from the top until it starts to flow out from the side gland. If the packing rings are worn and/or the leak-
hole. This will indicate that the level of oil is correct. age is deemed excessive, a more viscous variety of
Adding more oil than recommended can actually be grease like the ones used in water pumps should be
harmful to the pump. used rather than the general purpose grease.
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Water Lubrication for Packing Bearing (19) can be forced off the Shaft by hitting
It is recommended that whenever drilling mud is being its inner race with a pipe of an appropriate size.
pumped, water should be fed to the packing through Applying force against the outer race of the Bear-
the lantern ring, not only for lubrication purposes but ings should be avoided.
also to prevent fluid being pumped from coming 11. The Inboard Bearing Labyrinth Seal (24) and the
through the packing rings. Such fluids can reduce the Inboard Bearing Cover Grease Plug (23) can be
life of the packing as well as cause abrasion of the now removed.
Shaft. Inspection
SECTION D: MAINTENANCE In general, whenever disassembling a pump, always
clean the retaining rings, grooves for the O-rings, sur-
Refer to Figures 6-1 through 6-4 on Pages 70 and 71.
faces of the gaskets, threads and Bearings.
Disassembly
• Impeller:
1. Remove the Packing Gland Halves (43) by loos- The Impeller should be checked for excessive ero-
ening the Packing Gland Nuts (41) and then sion both on the front and back vanes and/or vane
swinging the Packing Gland Bolts (40) to the side. breakage and replaced if any of the mentioned con-
2. Remove the Casing (28) after removing the Cas- ditions exist.
ing Nuts (34). • Shaft and Shaft Sleeve:
3. Impeller (35) can now be removed as follows: A maximum run out of 0.002 is allowed on the Shaft
Restrain the Shaft rotation near the Coupling end and the Shaft threads must be in a good condition.
and then jam a block of wood against the Impeller The Bearing seating surfaces have to be smooth
vanes. Strike the block of wood with a hammer to and free of scratches. If any of the above do not
turn the Impeller in the counter clockwise direc- seem to be in good condition, the Shaft should be
tion, when looking at the pump from the suction replaced. Similarly the surface of the Sleeve should
end. be checked for grooves and be replaced if neces-
sary.
4. The Stuffing Box Cover (39) does not need to
come off if the Mechanical Seal does not warrant • Mechanical Seal:
a replacement. However, if it does, then remove To prevent excessive leakage, the Seal faces, gas-
the Stuffing Box Cover Bolts (41) and push out the kets and Shaft sealing members must be checked
Stuffing Box Cover by hitting on its back side. The for their condition and replaced if necessary.
Packing Rings (42) can now be easily removed • Ball Bearings:
from the Stuffing Box bore. It is important that the Bearings rolling elements be
5. The next step is to slide off the Shaft Sleeve (37), smooth and not worn out. If the Bearings make
with the help of a wedge, if needed, and taking noise when rotated, it is time to replace them. New
care not to damage or drop the Seal, especially if Bearings should not be unpacked until it is time to
the Seal does not need to be replaced. If the only install them.
repair being done is the Mechanical Seal replace- • Gaskets and O-rings:
ment then this is as far as you need to go in disas- Short of unavailability of new ones, it is always
sembling the pump. good practice to replace all the gaskets and O-rings
6. The two [2] Bolts (14) holding the Outboard Bear- during disassembly.
ing Housing (13) to the Frame (1) should be re- Assembly
moved.
7. The Shaft/Bearing Assembly can now be removed Refer to Figures 6-1 through 6-4.
from the Frame (1). Shaft and Bearing Subassembly
8. Take out the Outboard Bearing Housing Cover Note: Installation of the Bearings with a press is
(6). acceptable in lieu of heating the Bearings.
9. The Lock Nut (12) and the Lock Washer (11) can 1. Pack the Inboard Bearing (19) and both Outboard
be removed by bending the tab backwards on the Bearings (10) with Chevron Duralith EP No. 2 or
Lock Washer. Lubriplate 1200-2 grease. Heat the Inboard Bear-
10. Remove the Outboard Bearing Housing (13). The ing and the two [2] Outboard Bearings to 240°F
Outboard Bearings (10) can be pressed off the Max.
shaft (17) by hitting the key end of the Shaft 2. After heating the Inboard Bearing (19), position it
against a wooden block. Similarly, the Inboard to be installed. Check to see if the marking “5313”
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is on the Bearing. Slip the Bearing onto the Impel- Caution: Do not over tighten the Outboard
ler end of the Shaft (17). Shoulder the Bearing. Bearing Cover Bolts (8). There will be a gap
between the Outboard Bearing Housing (13)
3. Install the Outboard Bearing Housing Seal (9) and the Outboard Bearing Cover (6) with
onto the Outboard Bearing Housing (13). Slide the proper installation (.015-.030 in.).
Outboard Bearing Housing onto the Shaft (17)
Power Frame Subassembly
from the Coupling end of the Shaft. The flanged
end of the Outboard Bearing Housing should face 1. Install the Outboard/Inboard Bearing Grease Fit-
the Coupling end of the Shaft. ting (7) into the Inboard Bearing Housing (20).
Press the Inboard Bearing Labyrinth Seal (24)
4. After heating one [1] of the Outboard Bearings
with drain cutout down, 180 degrees from the cast
(10), position it to be installed. Slip the Bearing
Baker SPD logo and to the inside, into the Inboard
onto the Shaft (17) with the “7311” marking facing
Bearing Housing. Install the Inboard Bearing Cov-
the Coupling end of the Shaft. Shoulder the Bear-
er Grease Plug (23) into the Inboard Bearing
ing.
Housing. Place the Inboard Bearing Cover Gasket
5. After heating the other Outboard Bearing (10), po- (21) onto the Inboard Bearing Cover.
sition it to be installed. Slip the Bearing onto the
2. Install the Inboard Bearing Cover (20) into the
Shaft (17) with the “7311” marking on this Bearing,
Frame (1) with the cast Baker SPD logo up. Install
facing the “7311” marking on the previously in-
the Inboard Bearing Cover Bolts (22) into the
stalled Bearing and shoulder the Bearing. This
Frame. Stop when two threads of each bolt are
Bearing arrangement is called a “back-to-back” in-
still exposed.
stallation.
Note: Do not tighten the Bolts at this time.
6. Check for proper Outboard Bearing (10) installa-
tion. The “7311” markings on both Outboard Bear- 3. Lightly grease the Outboard Bearing Housing
ings should be facing each other. The balls and bore and Inboard Bearing bores in the Frame (1).
races on both Bearings should be clearly visible. Install the “Shaft/Bearing Subassembly” from the
previous section into the Frame. Leave 1/4 in. be-
7. Install the Bearing Lock Washer (11) onto the
tween the Outboard Bearing Housing (13) flange
Shaft (17) with the tabs towards the driven end of
and the Frame (1).
the Shaft.
4. Install two [2] Outboard Bearing Housing Nuts
8. Install the Bearing Lock Nut (12) onto the Shaft
(15) onto two [2] Outboard Bearing Housing Bolts
(17) with the bevel towards the Bearing Lock
(14). Thread the Outboard Bearing Housing Bolts/
Washer (11). Tighten the Bearing Lock Nut with
Outboard Bearing Housing Nuts into the Outboard
250 ft/lb of torque. Bend one tab of the Bearing
Bearing Housing (13) and hand tighten. Thread
Lock Washer to engage one cutout of the Bearing
two [2] Outboard Bearing Housing Bolts through
Lock Nut.
the Outboard Bearing Housing and into the Frame
Note: If the tab on the Bearing Lock Washer (11) (1) and hand-tighten.
does not align with a slot directly, loosen the
5. Torque the Inboard Bearing Cover Bolts (22) to
Bearing Lock Nut (12) until the closest tab/slot
20 ft-lb.
combination is aligned.
Note: There will be a gap between the Inboard
9. Lightly grease the Outboard Bearing (10) outside
Bearing Cover (20) and the Frame (1) after proper
diameters. Shoulder the Outboard Bearing Hous-
installation (.015-.030)
ing (13) to the Outboard Bearings.
6. Install two [2] Oil Plugs (4), the Plug for the Breath-
10. Install the Outboard/Inboard Bearing Grease Fit-
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
er Port (3), and the Plastic Plug (2) into the Frame
ting (7) into the Outboard Bearing Cover (6) with
(1). Install the Jack Bolts (25) into the Frame.
the nipple facing towards the outside of the Out-
board Bearing Cover. Press the Outboard Bearing Stuffing Box and Components
Labyrinth Seal (5) with drain cutout down or rotat-
Mechanical Seal Configuration
ed 180 degrees from the 1/4" NPT hole in the Out-
board Bearing Cover and with the drain on the 1. Install the Roll Pin (47) into the Stuffing Box Cover
inside of the Outboard Bearing Cover. (39) from the Impeller side.
11. Apply grease to the Shaft (17). Assemble the Out- 2. Install the Stationary Element (38d) into the Stuff-
board Bearing Cover (6) to the Outboard Bearing ing Box Cover (39). Align the slot on the Station-
Housing (13). Install the Outboard Bearing Cover ary Element with the Roll Pin (47). Bottom the
Bolts (8) and torque to 20 ft-lb. Stationary Element.
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Caution: Do not scratch or damage Stationary Cover (39) into the Frame with the word “Top” to-
Element (38d) sealing surface; keep the wards the lifting eye or up. Install the Stuffing Box
sealing surface clean. Cover Bolts (41) and fully tighten to 50 ft-lb.
3. Grease the 3-ring Packing Set (42). Install the
3. Apply a coat of grease to the Shaft Sleeve (37), to
3-ring Packing Set and the Shaft Sleeve (37) into
the inside of the rubber bellows and to the sealing
the Stuffing Box Cover (39) bore by installing each
face of the Rotating Element (38c). Slip the Rotat-
of the three rings with the skive 180 degrees
ing Element onto the Shaft Sleeve and contact the
apart.
Stationary Ring (38d). Slip the Spring (38b) onto
4. Install the Gland Assembly Bolts (40) into the the Shaft Sleeve. Install the Pressed Ring (38a)
Stuffing Box Cover (39) and torque to 20 ft-lb. onto the Spring.
Packing Ring Configuration 4. Grease the Impeller Seal groove on the Impeller
1. The Packing Rings (42) will usually be either of the (35). Place the Impeller Seal (36) into the Impeller
Teflon® or King type. Groove in the Impeller (35). Screw the Impeller
2. Make sure that the Shaft Sleeve OD and the Stuff- onto the Shaft (17) and torque to a minimum of
ing Box Cover ID are clean, smooth and free of 160 ft-lb.
any burrs and scratches. Note: Align the Spring (38b) on the Rotating
3. Grease should be applied to all the Packing Rings Element (38c) and the Impeller (35).
(42). 5. Install one [1] Gland Set (43). Snug the Gland Set
4. Insert three [3] Packing Rings (42), taking care to against the 3-ring Packing Set (42) and back off to
align skives in the rings 180 degrees apart and the a hand-tight condition.
skive on the first ring on the bottom side. In case 6. Set the clearance between the Stuffing Box Cover
of King packing, install the rings such that their lips (39) and the Impeller (35) to .020" by adjusting the
are facing the suction side of the pump. Outboard Bearing Housing Bolts (14). Tighten the
5. The lantern ring should be installed next, making Outboard Bearing Housing Nuts (15).
sure that the split in the lantern ring is oriented ver- Caution: ensure that the Impeller (35) turns
tically. freely. Torque the remaining two [2] Outboard
Bearing Bolts (14) to 20 ft-lb.
6. The remaining two [2] rings should now be in-
Note: This step not required with 3x2 in. Casings.
stalled such that the skive in the last ring comes
Install Wear Pad Studs (29) into the Wear Pad
on the bottom side. However, in case of King
(31). Slip Wear Pad Gasket (30) onto Wear Pad.
Packing, the final King ring should be mounted
Install Wear Pad into the Casing (28). Install the
such that the lip is facing the Coupling end and its
Wear Pad Nuts (26) onto the Wear Pad Studs and
skive at the top. The last square ring of packing
torque to 20 ft-lb.
can then be installed with the skive pointing down-
wards. 7. Install the Casing Studs (33) into Casing (28). In-
stall the Casing Gasket (32) onto the Stuffing Box
7. The Packing Gland Halves (43) should now be put
Cover (39). Apply Baker Seal compound to the
it place and pressed in slightly by tightening the
two locating surfaces on the Stuffing Box Cover.
Gland Assembly Bolts (40).
Install the Casing onto the Stuffing Box Cover. In-
Note: Since packing can burn easily if it is too tight stall Casing Stud Nuts (34) onto the Casing Studs
around the rotating element, so once the packing (33) and evenly torque to 140 ft-lb.
has been pushed and seated in, the Gland
8. Install Casing Drain Plug (27) into the Casing (28).
Assembly Bolts (40) can be loosened and then
hand tightened only. This is the recommended GENERAL OPERATING AND
condition to start the pump in. Once the pump has STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS
been running for a little while, one should go back
in and tighten the Gland Assembly Bolts (40) so Some of the important factors to watch for, while op-
that there is only 10-15 drops of leakage per erating a pump, are;
minute. 1. The packing should not be over tightened as it will
become hard and brittle and will fail to perform its
Fluid End Assembly function. But it is also important, especially when
1. Slip Shaft Sleeve Seal (44) onto the Shaft (17) a water flush system is being employed to lubri-
and shoulder. cate the Packing Rings, that rings be not too
2. Coat the Stuffing Box bore in the Frame (1) with loose. That can result in flush water seeping into
Baker Seal compound. Install the Stuffing Box the drilling mud and changing its density. This sit-
uation can also arise due to a gap between the
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Shaft and the packing, which results due to the 7. In case of indoor storage, it is desirable to avoid
whirling of the Shaft about its own axis during temperature extremes, excessive moisture and vi-
pump operation and thus causing deformation of brations.
the packing. This predicament can be solved by 8. It should be standard procedure to check the re-
either manually shutting off the water whenever sistivity of motor windings at the time of placing
the pump is not running or installing a solenoid them in storage and again when it is time to take
valve for this purpose. the Motor out and use it. A difference of more than
2. Another factor that should be controlled to limit the 50% necessitates the drying of these windings be-
amount of water from getting into the drilling mud fore the pumps operation.
is the pressure of water for the flush system. Pres- 9. Whenever pulling the pump and the Motor out of
sure as small as 5 psi is usually enough to provide storage, it is recommended to remove all the old
the required lubrication for the Packing Rings. A grease from the Bearings and replenish them with
pressure regulator should be preferably incorpo- fresh new grease.
rated into the water flush system for this purpose. 10. It is also recommended to manually turn the
3. Bearing failure is the biggest contributor to pump Shafts of the Motor and the pump at least once ev-
maintenance costs. So it is imperative that care be ery two months.
taken not to run the pump if the Bearing condition 11. If the pumps are to be stored outdoors for an ex-
is suspect. A quick check that can be easily per- tended period of time, it is good practice to prop-
formed is to estimate the temperature of the pump erly seal off the suction and discharge openings,
housing by placing a hand on it. Usually if a per- to prevent rust from attacking the pump Casing
son can comfortably keep his/her hand on the and Impeller.
pump housing for a little while then the tempera-
Note: A written record of all the storage procedure
ture is not more than 150°F. If the temperature
and actions should be maintained.
seems more than that then the chances are either
that the Bearings have started to fail or that there
is a lack of lubrication for them. Replacing Bear-
ings at this stage is more cost effective than wait-
ing longer and then having to replace a number of
other parts as well.
4. One of the most common reasons for Bearing fail-
ure is misalignment between the pump and the
Motor. Hence it is very important to check align-
ment not only before starting the pump for the first
time but to also do it periodically.
5. Care should be taken not to increase the suction
line velocity beyond 10ft/sec because that can re-
sult in turbulence as well as cavitation. These con-
ditions will adversely affect the efficiency and the
life of the pump, respectively.
6. Perhaps the most important factor for predictable
pump performance is the Available Net Positive
Suction Head (NPSHA). Simply put, it means that
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
the height of the fluid in the supply tank above the
suction level of the pump should be enough to
prevent the fluid from entering the pump at a pres-
sure which is below its vapor pressure at that tem-
perature. If such flow conditions cannot be
avoided, cavitation occurs which is the boiling of
that fluid at the operating temperature and then
the bubbles being created during that boiling pro-
cess implode and damage the various pump and
system components. Thus to prolong the life of
the pump always ensure that the pump has the
recommended NPSHA.
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TABLE 1
MUD HOG™ SPARE PARTS LIST
Item No.
Material No. Description Material
No. Req’d
1 052136610 1 Frame Gray Cast Iron
2! WVCCCF118 1 Plastic Plug Plastic
3! WWWX00011 1 Plug for Breather Port Carbon Steel
4! WWWX00012 2 Oil Plug Carbon Steel
5 WVIN00262 1 Outboard Bearing Labyrinth Seal Bronze
6 052136910 1 Outboard Bearing Cover Gray Cast Iron
7 WWW00C003 2 Outboard/Inboard Bearing Grease Fitting Steel
8 WWG31D107 2 Outboard Bearing Cover Bolt Low Alloy Steel
9 WWB254P41 1 Outboard Bearing Housing Seal Buna-N
10 WWESK7311 2 Outboard Bearing Steel
11 WV00W1100 1 Bearing Lock Washer Carbon Steel
12 WV00N1100 1 Bearing Lock Nut Carbon Steel
13 052136810 1 Outboard Bearing Housing Gray Cast Iron
14 WWG31H1H7 4 Outboard Bearing Housing Bolt Low Alloy Steel
15 WWJ31H800 2 Outboard Bearing Housing Nut Low Alloy Steel
16 WWB248P41 1 Outboard Bearing Cover Seal Buna-N
17 052133900 1 Shaft Low Alloy Steel
18 WWW00A004 1 Coupling End Key Low Alloy Steel
19 WWENT5313 1 Inboard Bearing Steel
20 052136710 1 Inboard Bearing Cover Gray Cast Iron
21 052137400 1 Inboard Bearing Cover Gasket Fiber
22 WWG31H1H7 2 Inboard Bearing Cover Bolt Low Alloy Steel
23 WWWX00111 1 Inboard Bearing Cover Grease Plug Carbon Steel
24 WVINM0026 1 Inboard Bearing Labyrinth Seal Bronze
25 O/A 2 Jack Bolt Stainless Steel
26! WWJ51H800 4 Wear Pad Nut Stainless Steel
27 WWWX00015 1 Casing Drain Plug Carbon Steel
28! O/A 1 Casing Gray Cast Iron
29! O/A 4 Wear Pad Stud Low Alloy Steel
30! O/A 1 Wear Pad Gasket Fiber
31! O/A 1 Wear Pad Hard Iron
32 052137100 1 Casing Gasket Fiber
33 WWHS1S3HA 12 Casing Stud Low Alloy Steel
34 WWJ11S800 12 Casing Stud Nut Stainless Steel
35! O/A 1 Impeller Hard Iron
36 WWB032V30 1 Impeller Seal Fluoroelastomer
37! 052137080 1 Shaft Sleeve Stainless Steel
38! WVBUF9000 1 Mechanical Seal Repair Kit Stainless Steel/Tungsten Carbide
38a - 1 Pressed Ring -
38b - 1 Spring -
38c - 1 Rotating Element -
38d - 1 Stationary Element -
39 052136410 1 Stuffing Box Cover For Mechanical Seat Hard Iron
40 052137280 2 Gland Assembly Bolt Stainless Steel
41 WWG31H187 2 Stuffing Box Cover Bolt Low Alloy Steel
42 052141500 1 Packing, 3 Rings For Mechanical Set Teflon®/Graphite
43 052136500 1 Gland Set Stainless Steel
44 WWB225V40 1 Shaft Sleeve Seal Fluoroelastomer
45 052141400 1 Name Plate Stainless Steel
46 WWGT06060 4 Drive Screws Stainless Steel
47 WWL1040HS 1 Toll Pin Steel
!Alternate options available. Contact your Baker SPD Representative for additional information.
O/A = On Application. Actual material no. depends on pump size.
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MUD HOG™ REPAIR KITS
Shaft Sleeve Seal
Impeller Seal
Outboard Bearing
Cover Seal
Outboard Bearing
Housing Seal
Casing Gasket
Inboard Bearing
Cover Gasket
Fluid End Gasket Kit, (Material No. 052145400) Power End Gasket Kit, (Material No. 052145500)
Inboard Labyrinth Seal

Outboard Labyrinth Seal
Outboard Bearing
Lock Nut
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Outboard Bearing
Lock Washer
Labyrinth Seal Replacement Kit, (Material No. 052145600) Bearing Lock Nut Replacement Kit, (Material No. 052145700)
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34
33
31
30
29
28
32
27
26
Figure 6-1: Casing and parts

46
45
43
42
41
40
47
38d
38b 999881
37 44
35 40
41
39
38c
38a
36
Figure 6-2: Frame, Stuffing Box Cover, Impeller, and parts
70
3
2 25
23
22
21
20
24
Figure 6-3: Frame, Inboard Bearing Housing Cover, and parts

7
16 5
12
10
8
15
11
9
14
15
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17
13
18
19
Figure 6-4: Shaft, Bearings, and parts
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Baker Oil Tools Region/Area Locations
Baker SPD - San Antonio, Texas

Location: 4302 Profit
San Antonio, Texas 78219
Established: 1981
Facility Site: 7.5 acres
Overall size: 80,000 sq ft
Quality accreditations:
ISO 9001: 1994
For more information about Baker SPD,

visit us at www.bakerspd.com or
e-mail: spdsales@bakeroiltools.com.
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Houston, TX 77240-0129 Houston, TX 77240-0129
Tel: 713/466-1322 Tel: 713/466-1322
Fax: 713/466-2922 Fax: 713/466-2502
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BAKER SPD CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

Baker Oil Tools - Houston, Texas, World Headquarters.

Baker SPD - San Antonio, Texas

INTRODUCTION............................................................... 1 System Head Calculation Tables

General Information.......................................................... 5 Table 3: Properties Of Water.......................................... 35

Dimensional Illustrations .................................................. 8 Pump Curves

PUMP SIZING ......................................................... 31 - 58 Introduction..................................................................... 60

Foundation .................................................................. 60 Section D: Maintenance ................................................. 64

MUD HOG™ CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

Baker SPD Centrifugal Pump, The MUD HOG™

CENTRIFUGAL PUMP PARTS

CENTRIFUGAL PUMP WEAR PAD

Baker SPD Centrifugal Pump, The “MUD HOG”

CENTRIFUGAL PUMP PARTS (CONTINUED)

CENTRIFUGAL PUMP LABYRINTH SEALS STUFFING BOX BOLTS

Rev., February, 2004

DIMENSIONAL DATA FOR 2.5 IN. CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

ASSEMBLIES AND WEIGHTS FOR 2.5 IN. CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

BASE MATERIAL NUMBER FRAME CONFIGURATION

Stuffing Box Seal

A - 5 Ring Packing with Lantern Ring

A “9” in the 7th character indicates a special assembly.

Fluid End Size Options and Materials

Impeller Sizes For 2.5 in.

0 - 14 in. 8 - 12 in. F - 10-1/4 in. N - 8-1/2 in. W - 6-3/4 in.

IMPELLER MATERIAL NUMBER SCHEME

2.5 IN. CENTRIFUGAL PUMP, IMPELLER

REPAIR KIT MATERIAL NUMBER SCHEME

CASING WEAR PAD

STAINLESS STEEL SHAFT SLEEVE

CERAMIC COATED SHAFT SLEEVE

REPAIR KIT MATERIAL NUMBER SCHEME (CONTINUED)

2.5 IN. CENTRIFUGAL PUMP CROSSOVER

2.5 IN. CENTRIFUGAL PUMP CROSSOVER (CONTINUED)

PRODUCT ILLUSTRATIONS FOR SIZE 3 X 2 X 13 IN.

PARTS AND WEIGHTS (3 X 2 X 13 IN.)

PRODUCT ILLUSTRATIONS FOR SIZE 4 X 3 X 13 IN.

PARTS AND WEIGHTS (SIZE 4 X 3 X 13 IN.)

PRODUCT ILLUSTRATIONS FOR SIZE 5 X 4 X 14 IN.

PARTS AND WEIGHTS (SIZE 5 X 4 X 14 IN.)

PRODUCT ILLUSTRATIONS FOR SIZE 6 X 5 X 11 IN.

PARTS AND WEIGHTS (SIZE 6 X 5 X 11 IN.)

PRODUCT ILLUSTRATIONS FOR SIZE 6 X 5 X 14 IN.

PARTS AND WEIGHTS (SIZE 6 X 5 X 14 IN.)

PRODUCT ILLUSTRATIONS FOR SIZE 8 X 6 X 11 IN.

PARTS AND WEIGHTS (SIZE 8 X 6 X 11 IN.)

PRODUCT ILLUSTRATIONS FOR SIZE 8 X 6 X 14 IN.

PARTS AND WEIGHTS (SIZE 8 X 6 X 14 IN.)

HOW TO SELECT YOUR BAKER CENTRIFUGAL PUMP

Feet of Head x Specific Gravity

4.4 HP required = Curve HP x specific gravity

GPM x Feet x Specific Gravity

m3/hr x meters x Specific Gravity

Efficiency from curve written as .XX

Type of Liquid being Pumped

Straight Pipe Length Equivalence of Suction Fittings

Total Length of Suction Pipe (TLs) = Ls + ELs ft

Suction Friction Loss Head (FLs) =

Straight Pipe Length Equivalence of Discharge Fittings

Total Length of Discharge Pipe (TLd) = Ld + ELd ft

Discharge Friction Loss Head (FLd) =

Required Pressure at Discharge (Pd) psi