Appendix 1
“Minimum NDT Requirements for Centrifugal Pump Components”
Applies to New or Repaired Components
Component Visual Insp Dye Fluorescent Wet UT Flaw Radiograph
Description (VT) Penetrant Penetrant Magnetic Detection (RT)
(PT) (FT) Particle (UT) Substitute for
(MT) UT
Shaft X X X
Impellers X X X
(depending
on MOC)
Shaft Sleeves X X
Balance Piston / X X
Drum
Balance Piston / X
DrumSeal
Holder
Stage Piece or X X X
Inter-stage (depending
Guide Vanes on MOC)
(IGVs)
Diaphragms X X X
(depending
on MOC)
Packing Holders X X
End Walls or X X
Covers
Journal X X X
Bearings (Side
Separation &
Bond contact)
Journal Bearing X X
Holders
Thrust Bearings X X X
(Side Separation
& Bond Contact)
Thrust Bearing X X
Backing Rings
Thrust Collar X X
Lubrication Feed X X
Lines
Oil Drain Lines X X
Pump Case X X X
Drain Lines (Thickness)
Pump Case X X X
(by exception
prior to
performing a
case repair)
All non-ferrous X X
materials (depending
on MOC)
All Components X X X
not listed (depending (depending
on MOC) on MOC)
MOC – Material of Construction
Appendix 2
Minimum NDT Requirements for Typical Repairs
Applies to New or Repaired Components
Typical Visual Insp Dye Fluorescent Wet Magnetic UT Flaw Radiograph
Repairs (VT) Penetrant Penetrant Particle Detection (RT)
(PT) (FT) (MT) (UT)
Substitute for
UT
Babbitted X X X
Bearing
Repairs
Shaft Chome X X
Plating
Shaft HVOF X X
Weld Repairs
Before X X X
machining
Rough X X X
Machining
after welding
After PWHT X X X
Appendix 3
“Engineering Checklist for Initial & Final Shop Inspections”
Item Description of Task to be Accomplished Completed
Number (Yes, No or
N/A)
The Following check-list is not fully inclusive, if a review is necessary
add it to the list below to capture it for the next available update of this
procedure.
1 Review Mill Certificates of all new Components (including welding
consumables)
2 Review NDT Reports of NDT Tests (Appendix 1)
3 Review NDT Certificates of Level II Inspectors performing Examination
4 Review Shop Practices and Qualified Procedures
NDT Practices, Procedures and limits
Balancing Practices, Procedures and limits
Welding Practices, Procedures and limits
o (Reference Machinery Component Welding Procedure
Check-list)
Special or Standard Repair Procedures
Tooling Calibration Records
Repair criteria which requires engineering evaluations
Etc…
5 Review Critical Test Equipment Calibration Records
Electronic Runout Indicators
Balancing Machines
UT Flaw Detection Equipment
Welding Equipment
Stress Relief Equipment
Temperature charts for ovens
Micro-meter standards
Etc…
6 Review Drawings of all modifications proposed or completed
7 Review Repair Scopes, job router forms and Recommended Procedures
8 Witness Balancing
Final Rotor Balance
8 pt. Residual Unbalance (including residual calibration
calculation)
Final Electrical / Mechanical Runout
9 Witness Final Blue Check on Split-line and diaphragm half contact checks (do
not want internal recirculation between stages)
10 Perform Spot Check on Critical Dimensions (compare to original
Drawings - must be available at the repair facility)
Critical Diameters (bearings, seals, thrust disk diameter, etc…) - 6
per shaft end minimum
Shaft runouts (Probe locations, thrust face, seal shoulder face,
impeller eye and cover, shaft ends, etc…) - Spot check all
dimensions. Comparison required of actual to shop collected
data.
Critical Component Face Runouts (impeller eye, impeller cover,
thrust collar, seal shoulder, etc….)
Coupling Taper (Length, large diameter, small diameter, Hydralic
oil port cleanliness, etc..)
Impeller Wheel axial stack-up dimensions (position) from Thrust
collar shoulder (to be within +/- 0.015”) from OEM print
11 Identify the presence of Stenciled Part Number and Serial Number
12 Review Results of Hardness Checks (Actual and Mil Reports)
13 Check the Component Magnetism Level (Gauss Level – 2.0 Gauss
maximum)
14 Review Engineering Calculations
Shaft stresses if a repair was completed
Interference Fit calculations for disc to shaft
Repair design Calculations (for other Modifications such as inserts,
coatings, etc…)
Component Stresses for all repairs performed
Fracture Mechanic’s study if internal flaw was detected
FEA Analysis Results from all studies performed
Etc …..
15 Review Bolt Specifications
Specification
Torque Requirements
Torque Tightening Pattern
16 The following data shall be available at the manufacturer’s facility for
final review, prior to final Mechanical Run test. (Note: If this data is not
available or cannot be produced the repair facility will be required to
disassemble the gearbox to obtain the missing dimensions.)
Bearing and Seal clearances
The Bearing Crush between the bearing
shell OD and the housing.
Key Clearances
Interference fit requirements of shrunk on
parts
Final Balance & Residual Unbalance
Reports
Lube Oil spray pipe installation location
and orifice installation
Axial float of shaft & reference dimension
from active position to the case reference position
Thrust end play
Thrust Bearing Shims Dimensions (OD,
ID, thickness)
Reference Axial position of each shaft to
the case with the final thrust set in the proper position.
Labby seal clearances
Shaft Shoulder runout at Rotating Seal ring
position (less than 0.0002”)
Oil port flow check for obstructions
Pressure test results (and methods used) if
case repair was completed
PWHT Charts (if applicable for all
welding)
Impeller Thermal gap check
Impeller Face runout & diametrical
checks on installed rotor
Impeller vane Count in each impeller
Coating Inspection (if applicable) thickness
and “NO” coating applied areas (@ thermal gaps and at labby
positions). Compare to agreed upon coating drawing and
coating technical specifications sheet.
Documented all Split Line Contact & valve
Blue Contact Check Results
Results of Shaft Diametrical and runout
(Diametrial and face) Data
Combined Electrical & Mechanical
Runouts
Bearing Contact Check
Bearing Crush Check (if applicable)
NDT Inspection Reports and a copy of the
Inspector certification
Coupling Blue Check
Butt Gap Seal Labby’s
Diaphragm High Lows, final side to side clearances and ERAG
Runouts
Etc….
17 RTD identification and position identifiers tagged outside of the bearing
housing . This includes type, location and calibration checks
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