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Questions regarding the foundation of indoor pumps

2011-06-05View Original

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Section 3.1.2 of Part 2 of HG/T 20546 specifies that the minimum clear distance from the end face or foundation of pumps inside a building to columns or walls should be 1 meter. Are all designers adhering to this requirement? I wonder if a distance of 1m between the pump foundation and the wall is too large? :)
Reply #22011-06-05
1 meter isn’t very large; there need to be pipes, valves, and some space for operation
Reply #32011-06-05
Reply to 2# Optical Mouse: Isn’t it necessary to run pipes on the motor side?
Reply #42011-06-06
Reply to 2# Optical Mouse :call: Moderator, does it also need to be left with a 1m distance on the side that doesn’t require any action?
Reply #52011-06-06
Reply to 4# wanglihonglp: We need to leave a space for maintenance
Reply #62011-06-06
Reply to 6# Optical Mouse: Well, I think the area that needs maintenance can be on the side of the pump. Let’s think about it further
Reply #72011-06-07
Depending on the pump model and specifications as well as the on-site conditions, appropriate adjustments can be made.
Reply #82011-06-07
In practice, we don’t follow this standard strictly; generally, leaving 0.5 to 0.6 meters is sufficient. Of course, if there is enough space, 1 to 1.2 meters is also acceptable
Reply #92011-06-07
Reply to 7# wanglihonglp: You mean one end of the motor? Distance from one end of the pump casing to the wall? It should be the pump casing
Reply #102011-06-07
It’s not that big; there has to be some space for maintenance

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