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What are the spare parts needed to start up a pump?

2015-06-22View Original

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Help, dear Haoyou users – what are the spare parts needed to start a pump?
Reply #22015-06-22
In mechanical equipment, spare parts refer to the same thing; they are actually replacements for wear-prone components, intended to prevent production disruptions caused by the damage or failure of such components. Common examples include pump seals, gaskets, bearings, etc
Reply #32015-06-22
Gaskets, O-rings, mechanical seals, radial bearing shells, thrust bearing shells. Generally, these are the spare parts needed for driving a car. Of course, more can be added if necessary, but they will have to be quoted separately;P
Reply #42015-06-22
Pump body mouth ring, impeller inlet mouth ring, middle cover gasket, mechanical seal, bearing, oil cup, oil sight glass
Reply #52015-06-22
Basically, everything except the bracket is required
Reply #62015-06-22
It depends on the type of pump, the operating conditions, as well as the medium and environment. Some pumps require few spare parts, while those that operate in corrosive environments and experience high levels of wear must have a complete backup unit available as a spare
Reply #72015-06-23
Sliding bearing assemblies, shaft sleeves/pump shafts, pump gaskets, and O-rings
Reply #82015-06-23
Seals (usually those used in vehicles for gathering and storing fluids), gaskets and O-rings, bearings or bushings, wear-resistant rings, shaft sleeves or liners, couplings.
Reply #92015-06-23
I learned it! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Reply #102015-06-24
How can’t I find it in this standard?

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