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Regarding the correct installation method for fluoroplastic magnetic pumps – is it really right? I seek advice from experts

2017-09-06View Original

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Correct installation method for fluoroplastic magnetic pumps. Thanks to their features of complete sealing, leak-free operation, and corrosion resistance, fluoroplastic magnetic pumps are widely used in industries such as petroleum, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, electroplating, environmental protection, and water treatment for pumping flammable, explosive, toxic, and valuable liquids. They are ideal pumps for creating leak-free and pollution-free industrial facilities. The following points should be taken into consideration during the installation of fluoroplastic magnetic pumps: 1. Place the unit on its foundation, and insert wedge shims between the base plate and the foundation; by adjusting these wedge shims, the levelness of the pump can be adjusted. After adjusting, tighten the anchor bolts. 2. Before installation, the pump and motor should be inspected to ensure that all parts are in good condition, and there should be no debris inside the magnetic pump. 3. Construct the concrete foundation according to the basic dimensions, and embed the anchor bolts at the same time. 4. The suction and discharge pipes of the magnetic pump should be supported; the magnetic pump itself cannot be used as a support. The diameter of the inlet and outlet pipes should be consistent with that of the pump’s inlet and outlet. 5. Once installation is complete, manually rotate the magnetic pump coupling to check for any signs of rubbing; if it rotates smoothly and evenly, the installation is finished. 6. Magnetic pumps must not be used to pump media containing particles or substances that tend to crystallize. They must not operate continuously with the discharge outlet closed; a minimum flow rate must be maintained. 7. To prevent debris from entering the magnetic pump, a filter should be installed at the inlet, with a filtering area that is 3 to 4 times larger than the cross-sectional area of the pipeline. 8. When the viscosity of the medium is too high, both the performance and power of the magnetic pump will be affected; please follow the instructions in the manual for details. 9. It is necessary to ensure that the installation height of the magnetic pump meets the pump’s net positive suction head, taking into account pipeline losses and the temperature of the medium.
Reply #22017-09-06
Thanks for sharing, I learned a bit from it.
Reply #32017-09-06
Basically correct. Does the original poster have any objections?
Reply #42017-09-06
I think the foundation bolts can be installed during the second pouring; embedding the foundation bolts requires higher standards for pump assembly.

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