Pump
Pump
The pump [Link] aggregate must only be used for the application as
specified in the order confirmation and in the order related data sheet.
Any utilization other than for the intended purpose is not correct and gua-
rantee claims may get lost.
The relevant performance values for this pump are to be taken from the
operating data in the order related data sheet.
/r\ Warning!
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.\ If the pump is used for any purpose other than
specified for above mentioned application, or if the
pump runs at working parameters higher than
admitted,
- danger/ damage may occur to human beings and to
property.
Contents
Data sheet
1. General
Intended use
Pump data
Manufacturer
Technical data
Additional information
Accessories
2. Safety
Qualificatiodtraining of personnel
Safety-conscious working
Transport
Transit damage
Completeness of delivery
In-plant transportation
Contents
Unpacked pumps
Transit preservation
Assembly
Installation
Foundations
Assembly of pipes
5. Commissioning
Initial starting-up
Preparations
Starting-up
Starting-up of auxiliaries
Shutting down
Contents
Operation
Emergency stop
6. Maintenance
Lubrication
Shaft sealing
Mechanical seal
Drive unit
Special equipment
Pump cleaning
Checklist maintenance
8. Lubrication Schedule
Lubricating points
Table of lubricants
Contents
9. Remarks
11. Appendix
Pump
Accessories
Miscellaneous
1. GENERAL Applications:
Bornemann screw pumps must only be used for pum- pharmaceutics and cosmetics industry
ping the medium as specified in the order related data
sheet and according to the service conditions prescri- food industry
bed therein.
beverage industry
Utilization other than for the intended
service conditions, without previous colours and paints industry
consent of J.H. Bomernann, is not cor-
rect and excludes any liability of the
manufacturer in case of damage. Two shaft sealings prevent the lubricants of bearing
housing and gearbox from leaking into the pumped
medium.
The copyright and industrial protection are held by the
manufacturing company. Leaky medium or lubricant, if any, can be drained via
leakage bores.
Joh. Heinr. Bornemann GmbH
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Industriestr. 2, D 31683 Obernkirchen Leakage of lubricants into the pumped medium is
Germany not possible at correct pump operation.
The capacity flow being directly proportional to the The screw pumps are a product of
speed, they can also be used for simple dosing appli-
cations. Joh. Heinr. Bornemann GmbH
( hereinufter called J. H.B. )
Bornemann screw pumps of the SLC series are of quick-
cleaning design (CIP) and conform with the most rigo- Made in Germany
rous hygienic standards in a number of industries.
Technical data such as: J.H.B. can supply an overflow-valve to protect the
pump against excessivepressure increase. This spring-
- performance data loaded disk valve is actuated at a pressure of approx.
1,0 bar above the maximum differential pressure and
- loaddata allows the medium to flow back to the pump intake
chamber.
- consumption of energy
The overflow-valves are no safety val-
to be obtained from the order related data sheet. A ves and not suitable for capacity or pres-
sure control.
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marking acc. to DIN 4 8 4 - W9
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marking according to DIN 4844-W8
cause danger to equipment and functioning, are mar- Due to non-observance, the following dangers may arise:
ked:
0 Breakdown of essential functions
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Unpacked pumps are lifted as follows: Attach the
ble transit damage immediately on crane lifting tackle on the pump as illustrated in the
receipt (break, bumps, cracks etc.). following.
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Report transit damage immediately and by letter to:
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3.2.1. Transit preservation Close the plastic protective covers on suction and
pressure chambers.
JHB applies preservatives to the pump for transporta-
tion only:
Store the pumps and accessories in an enclosed and dry
The internal pump parts, if not rust-resisting, are place.
sprayed with a preservative. All exposed shaft ele-
ments and places not protected by paint are coated with
a preservative.
[Link]. Maintenance during storage
Seawater and sea-air resistant preservatives and pack-
ing is used for transportation by sea. Check the pump preservation every month and renew,
if necessary.
For specific customer’s preservation see customer’s
data sheet.
If the pumps being preserved are used to Further points to be respected see operating manual
4. ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION OF THE The leakage drain hole pos. I - see illu-
PUMP / UNIT @ stration - must not be closed.
The leakage is to be collected and to be
4.1. Assembly disposed of according to the generally
valid rules.
4.1.1. Assembly of the coupling or pulley
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Remove the preservative from the shaft journal by I = leakage drain, 2 = holesealing
using an adequate solvent.
Place the motor on the pedestal of the baseplate and
Insert the keys. Mount the coupling halves resp. the exactly align to the pump.
pulleys onto the shaft journal of motor and pump, by
hand or by slight blows with a plactic hammer. In order to avoid excessive noise and
@ vibration and to reduce the wear on the
In case of drive shafts provided with a anti-friction bearings and couplings du-
@ front side centering thread, the coupling ring operation of the pump assemblies,
halves resp. the pulleys are to be moun- the angular and radial offset and the end
ted by means of suitable assembly helps. play of the coupling halves must be kept
The hubs of the shaft couplings resp. of to a minimum.
the pulleys must be flush with the front It is essential to check with a ruler.
edge of the shaft journal.
4.1.2. Assembly of pump and motor on the assem- Permissible angular offset of coupling:
bly baseplate max. 0.1 mm
Before installing the motor and pump check the di- The instructions of the respective cou-
rection of rotation by running the motor briefly.
@ pling manufacturer must be adhered to.
Refer to 4.2.4 " Connection of the drive unit "
The tolerances as prescribed by the cou-
Secure the pump under the pump foot on the assembly
@ pling manufacturer are binding.
baseplate by using an adequate sealing.
The pump foot of this series serves as After alignment, secure the pump and motor to the
@ leakage collecting casefor the shafi sea- assembly baseplate.
lings and therefore must be made tight
to the assembly baseplate by an dequa- Attach the coupling or belt protection to the baseplate.
te sealing pos. 2.
Check free movement of the coupling or V-belt pulley.
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pended chains or yellow lines on the As the discharge branch allows any position (on top or
floor). below), pay special attention to the following:
Also see data sheet on installation clea- Position of the discharge branch below:
Q9 rance.
The pump casing can be completely
@ drained
Refer to the relevant dimension drawings for the data
and dimensions required for laying out the foundation. The pump is not self-priming in case of
air cushions in the suction line, [Link]-
The foundations must be executed so to absorb arising ding conditions musts be prevailing on
forces and moments and so that the baseplate is not the suction side.
distorted at assembly.
Danger of dry running. The pump must
All baseplate p a d mustfully contact the not run dry.
@ foundation. Only few revolutions without liquid
An inclination of: may damage the slide faces of mechani-
0,33 % ( 1 cm per 300 cm) cal seals.
must not be exceeded.
To make sure that the pump casing can A safety valve is to be installed in the discharge line to
be detachedfrom the screw pumpfor the protect the pump.
purpose of cleaning, note the following
when laying the suction and discharge Shutoff devices must be installed in the pump suction
pipes or any other supply lines or de- and discharge line.
vices: In front of the pump casing there
must be an installation cleamace of at It is strongly recommended to install
least 0.5 m. @ pressure measuring devices in the vici-
nity of the pump.
To avoid dismantling the pump from its
@ foundation for cleaning purposes, in Thepump andfittingsmust not be subjected
case of pumps with axial suction branch
within a$xedpipe system, afitting piece
@ to the test pressure during hydrostatic
pressures tests and pipeline flushing.
must be installed in the suction line in
connection to the pipe suction branch. Protect the pump with shutoff valves
A fine mesh suction filter of as large a size as possible When installing the assembly on a jZexi-
must be installed in the piping to prectect the pumps @ ble substructure, the natural movements
against foreign bodies in the medium. and vibrations of this structure are to be
taken into account.
Flow resistance of the filter: max. 10 kPa (0,l bar) Connect the pipes to the pump with bel-
low expansionjoints.
Mesh size of the fiiter:
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direction of rotation arrow
Check the oil level in the gear box. Fill up to the top [Link]. Starting up of the screw pump
edge of the colour point in the oil level sight glass, if
necessary. Open the shutoff devices in the suction and di-
scharge line.
Qil quantities for the gear box to be After checking and remedying the faults in the speci-
@ takenfrom chapter 8.2. “Oil change in- fied sequence, repeat the starting procedure.
tervals ”.
If the pump is equipped with an overflow valve, this
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ve heat build-up.
must be set to the required responsce pressure when
the pump is running.
Pressure release the pump casing pos. 1 via the drain Close shutoff devices in the suction and delivery lines.
plugs - see illustration -
Switch off the buffer fluid system.
Collect the leaking medium in a suitable
@ container. Switch off the pump heating.
5.3.1. Starting up after a short standstill Stop the screw pump or assembly immediately.
Check oil filling in the gear box. Refill, if necessary. Check shaft seals weekly for possible leakage. See
special recommendations in chapter 11 “Appendix”.
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6.6. Pump cleaning Cleadsterilize the pump casing and pump interals
according to the regulations prescribed for the food
Clean the pump externals and the pump industry.
@ internals in contact with the medium by
following the instructions prevailing at In cuse of a longer lasting shutting down,
user’s site. @ the pump must be preserved according
to chapter 3 “Storageand preservation ’’
Switch off the pump heating. Provide the pump casing 1 with 0-ring pos. 200 and
slide carefully over screws 32 and 33 as far as to the
Remove suction and delivery lines from the pump bearing unit.
casing.
In case of pumps equipped with an axial Secure the pump casing pos 1 to the bearing unit, by
@ suction branch, remove the fitting piece means of screws pos. 82 and washers pos. 84.
from the suction line.
Connect pipes (suction and discharge lines) to the
Pump.
Remove screws pos. 82 (see sectional drawing in
chapter 10.7 ) and dismantle the pump casing pos. 1. Start up the pump aggregate as described in chapter 5
“ Starting-up”.
weekly
Change buffer fluid even 6 months
]Check operation Iweekly I
Clean filter and starting phase:every hour
air relief operation: weekly
Heating Check operation weekly
Check tightness weekly
Change heat transfer oil see relevant instructions of manufacturer in the
data sheet for heat transfer oil or every 6 months
Coupling Check for wear see specific documentation of the manufacturer ,
lenlarge filter
/enlarge cross-sections of line
check viscosity of the medium
pumped
Bearing andor gear damage complete overhaul of the pump
required
Shortage of oil in the gear casing complete overhaul of the pump
reauired
Coupling damaged or incorrectly alinged lrepair andor re-align coupling
Uncontrolled opening of the relief valve check set pressure of the relief
( if equipped ) valve and re-adjust if necessary
ilocking of the pump Coarse contamination try to turn the pump contrary to
the nominal direction of rotation
with subsequent pump flushing
disassemble and clean the pump
Excessive expansion of the pump cool down the pump until it can
internals due to increased temperature be turned by hand
Bearing damage complete overhaul of the pump
required
Shortage of oil in the gear casing complete overhaul of the pump
required
Coupling incorrectly aligned repair andor re-align coupling
Iriving motor heads up Coupling incorrectly aligned /repair andor re-align coupling
Deviations from the order data sheet check driver and the actual
8.1. Lubricating points The oil level can be monitored at the lateral oil gauge
and its internal coloured point
1 (pos. 152) = oil inlet and venting Centre of the coloured point min. oil level
2 (pos. 161) = oil level sight glass
3 (pos. 154) = oil outlet
Overfilling of the gear case leads to
inadmissible heat build-up.
8.2. Oil change intervals and oil quantities
Use only those trade-marked lubricants listed in this Bornemann protects the pumps for transport only. For
lubrication diagram. preliminary or longer storage see para 3.2. " Storage".
FINKE Aviaticon Oel EP 150 Finkox RSO Fluid Finkox RSU Fluid',
FUCHS
I Rmh clLp150pLus
Mobilgear 629
Renolin MR 15
Mobilarma 523
MOBIL
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Tectyl506 ')
VALVOLINE
9.1. Request for information Note the following if a fault cannot be remedied
without consultation and the pump has to be sent to the
The customer must always state the following when works for repair:
contacting JHB by telephone, telefax or in writing:
Detach all parts that are not permanently secured to
the pump as no liability can be accepted.
Order No. :
Drain the medium from the pump
Safety sheet
Phone / Fax::
The signer confirms that a.m. information is correct and that the pump was
orderly despatched.
Switch off the pump unit and secure the driving unit in a
manner that it cannot be unintentionally switched on.
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:asing outlets
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10. DISMANTLING AND ASSEMBLY IN- When new feed screws are installed care must be taken
STRUCTIONS that the replacement feed screws - unless ordered
otherwise - be supplied with a larger outer diameter.
10.1. General Assembly Instructions
Because of this, damages in the pump casing or wear
These dismantling and assembling instructions are to to the feed screw bores can be corrected by mechanical
be used in connection with the sectional drawing of the retouching.
Pump.
Loosen the grub screw located above the key pos. 112 Remove screws pos. 32 and 33 from shafts pos. 30
in the pump side coupling half. and 3 1, manually or by using a plastic hammer.
Remove the coupling half from the drive shaft pos. 30 Whendismantling the screws, mark their
and dismantle the key pos. 112.
@ assembly position, i.e. make sure that on
re-assembly, each screw be mounted to
Remove nuts pos. 94 and washers pos. 116 and with- exactly the same shaft where it had been
draw the gear casing pos. 19 from the bearing housing removedfrom.
pos. 5. It is essential, too, that the face area of
the screw which had been positioned
Dismantle the radial shaft seal ring pos. 58 from the close to the spacer bush pos. 6.5, is reJit-
gear casing pos. 19 and remove flat gasket pos. 209. ted exactly at this same place.
Remove screws pos. 82 and washers pos. 84. Using 2 Due to this, the gear wheels need not to
forcing screws, dismantle the pump casing pos.1 from
the intermediate flange pos. 7 and from the screws pos.
@ be re-adjusted at assembly of the screws
and after the pump parts in contct with
32 and 33. the product pumped have been cleaned.
The forcing thread bores are located in
@ thePange of bearing housing pos. 5. Remove the keys pos. SO from the shafts.
Dismantle 0-ring pos. 200 from the respective groove Dismantle the shaft sealings. See chapter 10.6.
in the pump casing pos. 1.
@ When loosening the grooved nut pos.
Remove screws pos. 81 and dismantle the thrust was- 44 and the screwspos. 114, shafts pos.
hers pos. 34 with 0-rings pos. 34.1 and [Link] 30and31, can beprotectedagainstro-
shafts pos. 30 and 31. tation by placing a bronze square bar
into thetoothingofgearwheelspos. 54
When loosening the hexagons screws and55.
@ pos. 81, shafts pos. 30 and 31 can be
protected against rotation by placing a
bronze square bar into the toothing of Open locking washerpos. 47 and unscrew the grooved
gear wheels pos. 54 and 55. nut pos. 44 from the drive shaft pos. 30.
The 0-ringspos. 34.1 and81.1 only exist Take off screws pos. 114 and dismantle the thrust
@ on SLC-pumps. washer pos. 35 from the driven shaft pos. 31.
Remove safety rings pos. 59 and 60. Using an assem- Slide the four-point bearing pos. 50 and 5 1, the spacer
bly bush and a suitable take-off device, dismantle the bushes pos. 63 and 78 resp. pos. 48 and 407 and roller
needle bearings pos. 52 and 53 along with the spacer bearings pos. 67 and 69 on shafts pos. 30 and 31 and
bushes pos. 1069 from shafts pos. 30 and 31. fasten with blows (using a stroke pipe) up to stop at
the shaft collar.
p$
i Heat up the roller bearingspos. 67and 69
prior to assembly. - see Needle bearings - .
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125 70 66 55 70 55
15 15 98 OOlE 01/99 K M o
@ care that one of the bores located ra- Conical assembly bushes
dially in the external bearing ring, is
placed below.
Then reloosen the screws and draw fast 125 65 55 50 42 1,5 3"24' 1
@ with a torque wrench.
Dismantle the conical assembly bushes from shafts Turn gear wheel pos. 54 on the tightening bush until
pos. 30 and 31. the bores of gear wheel and tightening bush exactly
coincide and gear wheels pos. 54 and 55 can be pushed
Slide tightening bush pos. 36 and gear wheel pos. 55 into one another.
on shafts pos. 30 and 3 1 and secure with the respective
fixing elements. However, before gear wheel and tightening bush are
pushed on shaft pos. 3 1 until they stop on the spacer
Mount both shaft sealings as describedin chapter 10.6. bush pos. 38, the torsion of the gear wheel pos. 54
caused by inclination of the teeth must be adjusted.
Slide spacer bushes pos. 65 on shafts pos. 30 and 31.
Fit screws pos. 107 with washers pos. 109 and
@ In case ofpump series SLC, 0-ringspos. spring rings pos. I08 and screw into gear wheel
65.1 and 65.2 must previously befitted pos. 54, by hand.
to the spacer bushes .
Fasten the gear wheel pos. 54 to shaft pos. 31 with
thrust washer pos. 35, spring ring pos. I15 and screw
Insert keys pos. 80 on shafts pos. 30 and 31. pos. pos. 114.
Provide the shafts pos. 30 and 31 with a thin film of Mount resp. secure safety washerpos. 47 and groove
suitable lubricant and slide the intermeshing screws nut pos. 44 to shaft pos. 30. Secure the grooved nut
pos. 32 and 33 on the shafts, up to stop. by bending over one lashing of the safety washer
into its groove.
When assembling the screws, pay atten-
@ tion to the pitch direction of screws, in
connection with the direction of rotation
of the pump and the flow direction.
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J When tightening the grooved nutpos. 44 Using a suitable wrench, rotate the drive shaft pos. 30
and the screws pos. 114 and 81, the on the drive side in direction of rotation of the pump -
shafls pos. 30 and 31 can be protected see direction arrow - .
against rotation by placeing a bronze
square bar into the toothing of gear Put the marks I and I1 on the gear wheel pos. 54 and
wheels pas. 54 and 55. tightening bush pos. 36 (e.g. felt-tipped pen).
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tightening torquesfor screws pos. 107.
Force radial shaft sealing rings pos. 58 into the gear Key pos. I12 to be placed at the drive shaft pos. 30.
casing pos. 19.
When required, coupling and accesories are to be
The spring of the radial shaft seal ring mounted. Please refer to chapter 11 appendix where
must point to the gear wheel. deteiils are specified.
Slide the gear casing pos. 19 with flat gasket pos. 209
over the drive shaft pos. 30 and secure it to the bearing
housing pos. 5 with nuts pos. 94 and washers pos. 116.
11. Appendix
11.1 Pump
Cover sheet :
Parts list :
By-pass valve :
Shaft sealing :
11.2. Accessories
11.3 Miscellaneous:
Bornemann Subsidiaries:
235 I 382 I
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250 I 1400
ann Dismantling and Assembly Instructions Chapter 10
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Make : Bornemann Standard @ In order to reduce thefrictional forces at
dismantling resp. assembly of the rota-
Type : M7 -...I G.. with and without SF ting seal part, provide the shaft pas. 30
resp. 31 in that area where the rotating
The assembly work on the mechanical seal requires the part of the seal is to be dismantledfrom
dismantling of the pump cassing pos. 1 and the inter- the shaft, with a lubricant.
mediate flange pos. 7. The lubricant must be compatible with
- See chapter 10 . - the sealing material and with the liquid
pumped.
Whether the pump is completely to be dismantled or
only in parts, depends on the extent of work to be done
and is to be decided from situation to situation. Loosen grub screws pos. 270-7 and carefully dismant-
le the rotating part of the mechanical seal (pos. 270-1
These instructions describe the complete dismantling to 270-7) from shafts pos. 30 and 31.
and assembly of the mechanical seal.
Remove screws pos. 87. Carefully dismantlethe interme-
The mechanical seals must be carefully removed so diate flange pos. 7 with integrated stationary parts of the
that the slide rings the material of which is highly mechanical seal (pos. 270-8 and -9) and the gasket pos.
sensitive to blow, are not destroyed. 200.1 from shafts pos. 30 and 3 1.
All dismantled parts are immediately to be marked in If the mechanical seals are equipped with a safety
order to avoid confusion at reassembly. flange pos. 246, the latter must be pressed off the
intermediateflange pos. 7, after removal of screws POS.
After dismantling, all parts must be carefully cleaned 260.
and examined for re-utilization. Defective parts are to
be replaced, if necessary. Manually force out the stationary seal ring pos.
270-8 and O-ring pos. 270-9 from the intermediate
Do not re-use O-rings,$at gaskets and flange pos. 7. Do not damage the stationary seal ring
@ radial shaft seal rings after dismantling. POS.270-8.
When using new mechanical seals, carefully remove a The seal face for 0-ring pos. 270-2 an
possibly exisiting protective coating without anything
thereof remaining on the slide faces.
@ the shaft must not be damaed.
If the mechanical seals are equipped with a safety flange Secure intermediate flange pos. 7 with screws pos. 87.
pos. 246, press the latter into the centering bore of inter-
mediate flange pos. 7 and secure with screws pos. 260. Sprinkle shafts pos. 30and 3 1with asuitablelubricant.
When mounting the safely flange pos. The slide faces of the mechanical seal
246, pay attention to the anti-rotation
locking pin pos. 261 which must lock
@ must in no case be lubricated, but be
mounted absolutely dry.
with the groove in the stationary seal
ring pos. 270-8.
Push the rotating parts of the mechanical seal on shafts
Provide screwspos. 260 with a chemical pos. 30 and 3 1.
screw locking, e.g. Loctite no. 243.
Place the rotating parts of the mechanical seals to their
final assembly position. Mount and secure on shafts
Carefully push the pre-assembled intermediate flange pos. 30 and 31, with grub screws pos. 270-7.
pos. 7 together with the gasket resp. O-ring pos. 200.1
up to the stop of the bearing housing pos. 5. Assemble the pump as described in chapter 10 "Dis-
mantling and Assembly Instructions".
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270-L 270-6
270-2 270-8
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J H B - Comm. - no.:
J H B - Comm. - no.:
J H B - Comm. - no.:
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Typenreihe: SL 125
Type range :
Serie de types :
Serie de tipos :
)iese Stuckliste enthalt den grol3en Reserveteilsatz. Bitte alle Ersatzteile nur nach dieser Stuckliste unter
lie mit einem * gekennzeichneten Teile gehoren zum Angabe der folgenden Daten bestellen.
ompletten kleinen Reserveteilsatz. Komm.-Nr. oder Masch.-Nr. in Verbindung mit der
)er kleine Reserveteilsatzund eine komplette Wellen- Pos.-Nr..
bdichtung sollten aus Grunden der Betriebssicherheit Z.B. beim Bestellen einer Antriebswelle Pos. 30 fur die
1 lhrem Ersatzteillager bevorratet sein. Masch.-Nr. 53629 bzw. JHB-Komm.-Nr. 304 683 ist
Im ein Nacharbeitender Forderschraubenbohrungen folgendes anzugeben:
es Pumpengehauses bzw. des Gehauseeinsatzes Ident-Nr.: 53629-30 oder 304683-30
urch Aufbohren zu ermoglichen, werden die Forder- Die Komm.- Nr. bzw. Maschinen-Nr. ist dem Pum-
chrauben Pos. 32 und 33, falls nicht anders verein- pentypenschild zu entnehmen.
art, mit Ubermal3 ausgeliefert.
his parts list refers to the large set of spare parts. Please order all spare parts according to this parts list only conside-
II items marked * belong to the complete small set of spare parts. ring the following data:
small set of spare parts and a complete shaft seal should be avaible Comm.-no. or serial-no. in connection with the Item-no.
I your spare parts stock for reasons of reliability of operation. Example: When ordering a drive shaft Item 30 for serial-no. 53629
I order to enable a remachining of the screw borings in the pump resp. JHB [Link]. 304 683 state the following:
3sing resp. a drilling of the liner, srews item 32 and 33 are supplide Ident-no.: 53629-30 or 304683
Iith oversize unless otherwise specified. Please note the Comm.-no resp. serial-no. from the nameplate of
the pump.
ette liste de Pieces de rechange s'applique uniqument au grand Veuilllez commander toutes les pieces de rechange seulementselon
!U de pieces de rechange. cette liste de pieces et indiquez les dates suivantes:
es pieces marquees *font partie du petit jeu de pieces de rechange. JHB-no. de la commande ou no. de la serie ensemble avec le no.
e petit jeu de pieces de rechange ainsi qu'une complete etancheite de pos..
'arbre doivent Btre mis en votre magasin en raison de la securite Par example: en cas de commander un arbre moteur Pos. 30 le no.
'exploitation. de la serie 53 629 resp. no. de la commande 304 683 il faut indiquer:
fin de pouvoir retoucher les alesage de vis dans le corps de la Ident-no.: 53629 ou 304683
ompe ou bien aleser les chemises de corps,les vis pos. 32 et 33, Veuillez noter le no. de la commande resp. de la serie de la plaque
iront livrees avec surdimension sinon commandees autrement. du type.
sta lista de piezas de recambio contiene solamente el gran lote de espesor, caso de que no hy pedidos de otra manera.
mpuestos. Sirvanse pedir todos 10s repuestos segun esta lista de partes
OS requestos marcados * forman parte de el pequeno lote de indicando la siguiente informacion:
mpuestos. [Link]. orden de trabajo (Com.-No.) o no. de la serie junto con
I lote pequeAo de repuestos y una obturacion completa de ejes el no. de pos..
eberia, por razones de seguridad de servico, hallarse en s u stock Por ejemplo: al pedir un arbol motor pos. 30 para el no. de serie 53
e repuestos. 629 resp. el orden de trabajo no. 304 683, indicar 10 siguiente:
ara posibilitar el acabado de 10s orifices de 10s tornillos elevadores No.-ident: 53629 o 304683
n la carcasa de la bomba resp. dela estator para medio de talardo, Se toma el comm.-no. resp. no. de serie de la placa de caracteristi-
uministraremos 10s tornillos elevadores pos. 32 y 33 con sobre- MS.
Liste des pieces de rechange pour pompe a vis
Lista de piezas de recambio para bombas a tornillos
>os.-Nr. jtckzahl. Benennung Reserveteile Bemerkungen
tern-no. 'iece Denomination Standard, Drawing-no., Dimensions Material Spare parts Votice
Jos.-no. 'iece Denomination dorme, Plan-no., Dimensions Materiau Piec. de rechange iemarque
dro.-pos. :ant Denominacion Repuestos Votas
Dichtring fur Verschlunschraube
Joint for screwed plug *
5.2 1
Joint du bouchon
Tapon roscado de empaquetadura
Antr. Welle
30 1 Drive shaft
Arbre de commande
Arbol lado impulsion
Getr. Welle
31 1 Driven shaft
Arbre commande
Arbol lado oquesto a la impulsion
Forderschraube -rechts
32 1 Screw - right
Vis a droite
Tornillo elevador derecho
Forderschraube - links
33 1 Screw - left
Vis a gauche
Tornillo elevador izquiedero
Abstandsring (Lager-Zahnrad)
38 2 Spacer ring
Bague entretroise
Anillo distanciador
Nutmutter
44 1 Grooved nut
TBle de s0rete
Tuerca ranurada
Sicherungsblech
Locking plate *
47 1
Ecroun cannele
Chapa seguro
Vierpunktlager
50 1 Four - point - contact bearing
Palier a quatre points
Rodamiento de cuatro puntos de contact0 / It
Ersatzteile - Stuckliste fur Schraubenspindelpumpen
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