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  1. banshee33

    new pump base

    we have a sulzer t- frame pump base , i have never seen one before, the procedure for setting the anchor bolts and frame are a little odd and not what we are used to doing, usaully we install anchors, hard shims to level, torque anchors 40%, grout, then tightened anchors 100%, sulzers book has...
  2. banshee33

    pump question?

    thanks for all the comments, i think i understand, i am not sure but i think the 200 hp motor runs most of the time so using the 400 hp motor when only close to 200 hp is required , the motor is not running efficient, and power loss is imminent.
  3. banshee33

    pump question?

    So speed and impeller size dictate where the pump is on the curve, not hp . and the system will not change going from 200 to 400 hp . There's no laws on using hp ratings if 200 is required then 400 wont change anything in the system because speed and diameter determines that in pump laws . i...
  4. banshee33

    pump question?

    i dont understand , if it was on a pump curve with hp required , and the 200 hp motor was sized right for the application , and a 400 hp motor was used , it would change were the pump is pumping on the curve , no? would the bep change? just hard to sink in to me
  5. banshee33

    pump question?

    hello , new to forum , not an engineer , just a wrench puller .i would like some one to explain something to me about a single stage ansi pump . if i have to pumps in parallel , only using one pump at a time . both pumps identical , suction size,discharge size, same impeller size . one pump has...

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