The clear distance between the pump unit and the side wall of the pump room (or the side columns of the pump house) should not be less than 1.5 m; what are the consequences if this distance is too small?
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The clear distance between the pump unit (or pump foundation) and the side wall of the pump house (or the side columns of the pump shed) should not be less than 1.5 m;
I’m wondering if it’s for the convenience of pipeline installation; please give me some advice
The layout shall meet the requirements for operation and maintenance; generally, the clear distance between the pump end and the wall should not be less than 1 meter.
It takes into account the space for installation and future maintenance, as specified to facilitate work.
It should be convenient for maintenance; there’s no strict requirement, right?
I also think it is related to subsequent maintenance or repairs
It is mainly for the convenience of maintenance and installation
It is mainly to facilitate various operations, but this is also a summary of experience that should not be ignored.
To facilitate future maintenance as well as inspections by operators.
To provide space for maintenance, and also to prevent vibration of the pump, there is a base with slightly damaged walls or a cover for the water pump that helps to reduce vibrations
If the distance is too short, there is no room considered for future equipment maintenance and removal. Some manufacturers have limited space in their factories, which is why the equipment is installed in that way; if the equipment needs to be repaired, it is necessary to demolish walls or find other solutions. Therefore, it is recommended that manufacturers consider providing more space for equipment installation to facilitate maintenance and repairs.