BLACKMER 111-G01 Installation, Operation And Maintenance Instructions Download Page 11

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MAINTENANCE:  

8.  Install inboard head into bearing housing until it is fully 

seated in bore.   
a.  For PVS10, 15.  Place bearing feed hole in 12:00 

position opposite the pump feet.  See Figure 10  

b.  For PVS20, 30, 40, 50.  Insert inboard head into 

bearing housing with hole located on pin in bearing 
housing. See Figure 11 

9.  Install a new O-ring (71) over the dowel of the Inboard 

Head (20).   

10.  Reassemble the casing to the inboard head/bearing 

housing.  Install cap screws (21A) through the bearing 
housing into the casing.  Torque per Table 1. 

 

Inboard Head Orientation

 

 

Figure 10  
PVS10,15 

Figure 11 

PVS 20,30,40,50 

 
 
 
LINER INTAKE & DISCHARGE IDENTIFICATION 

 

FLOW DIRECTION AND ROTATION OPTIONS 

For a CLOCKWISE rotation pump; install the liner in the 
casing with the Inlet to the 

right

.  As viewed from the 

driven end of the pump.  See Figure 4 

For a COUNTERCLOCKWISE rotation pump; install the 
liner in the casing with the Inlet to the 

left

.  As viewed from 

the driven end of the pump.  See Figure 5 

11.  Assemble Rotor and Shaft 

(if disassembled).

 

a.  Loosely assemble rotor (13B) on to shaft (13A) 

securing with socket cap screws (13C). 
DO NOT damage the OD surface finish of the rotor 
and shaft. 

b.  Secure a piece of steel sized to fit the width and 

length of a vane slot in a vise or other holding 
device.  Place the loosely assembled rotor and shaft 
on to the piece of steel in one of the vane slots; 
completely filling the entire vane slot. 

c. 

Hold the assembly securely without damaging the 
OD of the rotor or shaft. 

d.  Tighten the socket cap screws (13C).  Torque per 

Table 1.  

 

Figure 12 – Rotor / Shaft Assembly Torque 

 
12.   Seal Rotating Assembly  

Type 51 

a.  Apply a small amount of Flowserve Pac-Ease™ or 

equivalent water based lubricant on the shaft 
between the shaft end and the rotor. 

b.  Slide the seal rotating assembly (153B) over the 

shaft with the rotating face away from the rotor until 
contact is made with the large diameter of the shaft. 

c. 

Align the rotating assembly with the seal jacket 
polished face outward. Clean the polished face with 
a clean tissue and alcohol. 

Type 8,9 

a.  Apply a small amount of Flowserve Pac-Ease™ or 

equivalent water based lubricant on the shaft 
between the shaft end and the rotor. 

b.  Slide the seal rotating assembly (153B) over the 

shaft with the rotating face away from the rotor until 
contact is made with the large diameter of the shaft. 

c. 

Tighten set screws on seal per manufacturer’s 
directions. 

d.  Remove spacer clips per manufacturer’s directions. 
e.  Align the rotating assembly with the seal jacket 

polished face outward. Clean the polished face with 
a clean tissue and alcohol. 

Cartridge Seal: 

  

a.  Remove bearing adjuster from bearing housing.   
b.  Insert cartridge seal through bearing adjuster 

opening in bearing housing.  Fasten to inboard head 
and shaft per manufacturer’s directions. 

Summary of Contents for 111-G01

Page 1: ...ckmer s website www blackmer com or by contacting Blackmer Customer Service Numbers in parentheses following individual parts indicate reference numbers on Blackmer Part Lists SAFETY DATA This is a SA...

Page 2: ...ervice or maintenance can cause personal injury or property damage PUMP DATA PUMP IDENTIFICATION A pump Identification tag containing the pump serial number I D number and model designation is attache...

Page 3: ...nd installation of the piping system review the following suggestions 1 Locate the pump as near as possible to the source of supply to avoid excessive inlet pipe friction 2 The inlet line should be at...

Page 4: ...and checking the reading through one complete revolution Maximum offset should be less than 005 127 mm 2 Angular alignment Insert a feeler gauge between the coupling halves Check the spacing at 90 inc...

Page 5: ...valves are fully open and that the drain valves and other auxiliary valves are closed 4 Install inlet and discharge pressure gauges on the pump in the threaded connections provided These can be used...

Page 6: ...ations OPTIONAL PUMP RELIEF VALVE Hazardous pressure can cause personal injury or property damage An external bypass valve and or an internal relief valve MUST be installed in the system to protect th...

Page 7: ...place as required Reattach R V cap O ring and RV cap Refer to the individual Blackmer pump parts lists for various spring pressure ranges Unless specified otherwise pumps are supplied from the factory...

Page 8: ...ns following the appropriate procedures and warnings as presented in this manual See the table on page 1 of this manual to determine your pump model Figure 6 Vane Replacement 1 Flush the pump per inst...

Page 9: ...casing 7 The mechanical seal spring assembly should come out with the shaft The stationary seat and stationary seal ring need to be removed from the seal cover 126 a To remove the seal cover remove th...

Page 10: ...n and prevent bearing damage coat the bearing 24 with grease and place it on the face of the bearing housing 57 c Using an arbor press press the bearing 24 into the housing 57 until it is flush with t...

Page 11: ...oosely assembled rotor and shaft on to the piece of steel in one of the vane slots completely filling the entire vane slot c Hold the assembly securely without damaging the OD of the rotor or shaft d...

Page 12: ...3 Secure the ball bearing 24C to the shaft by uniformly tightening the setscrews on the ball bearing Bearing MUST be tightened with allen wrench per Torque Table 1 or by using the special self indicat...

Page 13: ...ating properly causing the rotor and shaft to bind or turn hard Use a tissue paper alcohol to clean the seal faces NOTE Apply a light oil or suitable lubricant to bronze seal faces only OTHER POSSIBLE...

Page 14: ...e Air leaks in the suction line Restriction in the suction line Damaged or worn pump parts Too much lift for the vapor pressure of the fluid A dirty or clogged strainer Worn vanes Suction Valve Closed...

Page 15: ...111 G00 Page 15 16 NOTES...

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