The distances from the centerlines of the inlet and outlet pipes to the axis centerline are reversed – is this a significant issue?
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As shown in the attached diagram, the distances from the centerlines of the inlet and outlet pipes of the pump to the axis centerline are reversed (350, 280). Is this a significant issue?
Was the data changed incorrectly? Don’t the pattern dimensions match those of the actual pump? It’s not a big problem; it depends on the progress of piping installation on site. If the piping is in place, things will be a bit more complicated; if not, another version of the exterior design diagram needs to be submitted
Oh, so it has no impact on the performance of the pump? Both the inlet and outlet chambers of the pump have changed
I’m not quite sure – aren’t pumps already standardized? How is it still affecting performance?
Gallite’s pumps? The value is marked incorrectly. The pump models are already available; those cast will be error-free, while the piping is installed at the site after the pump arrives. It has no effect on the pump
Did you make a mistake with the pump, or was the connection incorrect? . . . Ugh, it’s painful to watch. . .
. . . The pump is incorrect and does not match the drawings; P
Oh, I specifically observed a few other units, and in all of them the distance from the center line of the imported tube to the axis center was smaller. I also wondered what the reasoning behind such an arrangement is
What is the structure of this pump casing? Welded structure? Why are your imports and exports both on the rise?
I failed the primary school Chinese exam :( It’s because the size of the pump received did not match the specifications in the drawings; it’s a problem with the manufacturer’s production