Is there a break-in period for the pump? How many hours is the running-in period?
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Teachers, please give me more guidance! Is there a break-in period for the pump? How many hours is the running-in period?
There is no such thing as a running-in period! The initial oil change of large pumps should be carried out according to the instructions.
There is no clear running-in period for the pump, but it is stipulated that when a new pump is used for the first time or the bearing parts are disassembled and put into use, the oil should be changed after 10 to 12 hours of operation.
It is stipulated that when a new pump is used for the first time or the bearing parts are disassembled and put into use, the oil should be changed after 10 to 12 hours of operation. Why is this?
The pump also has a running-in period, mainly for the bearings. There is no specific time limit and it depends on the actual situation. In the early stage, the bearing wear is relatively large and the lubricating oil will deteriorate quickly. It is required to check it every 12 hours. If there is deterioration, replace it immediately. The task of the running-in period is completed when it basically does not deteriorate.
There is no running-in period for centrifugal pumps.