sowhatso
Mechanical
- May 9, 2007
- 99
All ,
I operated 5 horizontal water booster pumps for 2 hours ,during stop all of them start to give noise , after stoppage all of them were jammed and were hard to rotate freely.
The pumped water is very clean , and the expected cause for failure is unbalance for the internal rotating parts , Maybe the manufacturer did not perform the dynamic balance , or improper dimensions and clearance between the rotating parts ???
The pumps were dismantled , no debris were observed , however, jammed were observed between the impeller inside surface and the stages discs.
any new inputs are highly appreciated ...
Thanks
I operated 5 horizontal water booster pumps for 2 hours ,during stop all of them start to give noise , after stoppage all of them were jammed and were hard to rotate freely.
The pumped water is very clean , and the expected cause for failure is unbalance for the internal rotating parts , Maybe the manufacturer did not perform the dynamic balance , or improper dimensions and clearance between the rotating parts ???
The pumps were dismantled , no debris were observed , however, jammed were observed between the impeller inside surface and the stages discs.
any new inputs are highly appreciated ...
Thanks