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Pump scoring method

2011-06-07View Original

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I often hear people say that this pump disperses the fluid horizontally, while that pump does so vertically. What exactly does that mean? Could someone please explain it to me? Thank you!
Reply #22011-06-09
Reply to 1#: One needs to learn how to work with pumps. \"Axial splitting and radial splitting refer to the way in which the rotor is removed when disassembling a pump; radial splitting involves removing the rotor along the axial direction. Cantilever pumps all use radial splitting, and standards such as OH1/OH2/BB1 in API610 fall into this category.\" Axial splitting means that the rotor is removed in the radial direction, while the pump body is divided into upper and lower sections along the horizontal plane; BB1 and BB3 in API refer to pumps with axial splitting. ”

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