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2) RWA4166 procedure:

Lubricate the inside of the shaft sleeve (10) and the pump 
shaft (29), from the impeller (3) fit to the mechanical seal 
gland (13). Use the same Rubber Lubricant Emulsion as in
step h) on page 15. 
Carefully hold the shaft sleeve (10) centered with the pump 
shaft (29), and slide it over the shaft, and into position. 
Use an 11” to 13” piece of 1

1/2

” PVC, schedule 40 pipe, 

with its ends cut square, to push against the end of the shaft
sleeve. This will allow you to push the sleeve (compressing
the springs of the mechanical seal rotary (95B)) against the
shoulder of the pump shaft. Hold the sleeve tightly against the
shoulder and tighten the four sleeve set screws (370) against
the pump shaft.

3) RWA4206 procedure:

Lubricate the inside of the shaft sleeve (10) and the area of 
the pump shaft (29) over which the sleeve will slide. Use the
same Rubber Lubricant Emulsion as in step h) on page 15.
Carefully slide the shaft sleeve (10) over the pump shaft 
(29) and into position. Use an 13” to 15” piece of 2” PVC, 
schedule 40 pipe, with its ends cut square, to push against 
the end of the sleeve. This will allow you to push the sleeve
(compressing the springs of the mechanical seal rotary
(95B)) against the shoulder of the pump shaft. Hold the
sleeve tightly against the shoulder and tighten the four sleeve
set screws (370) against the pump shaft.

m) Use the same Rubber Lubricant Emulsion as used in step h) on

page 15. Lubricate the seal gland gaskets (325) and the bore
in the back of the bearing housing (26), so that the seal gland
gaskets will slide in without damage. Carefully slide the shaft
assembly (29) into the bearing housing (26) from the bearing
end cover end. Do not strike the carbon bearing (180) with the
end of the pump shaft (29). Guide the mechanical seal gland
(13) and the thrust bearings (25A) into the bearing housing
(26) as the shaft assembly (29) is installed.

n) If the pump is a RWA2096, go to step u)

o) Install a new end cover gasket (77B) over the thrust bearing

(25A) and against the bearing housing (26).

p) Remove the garter spring from a new lip seal (76A) and 

discard it. Press the lip seal into the bearing end cover (28),
from the bearing side, and up against the shoulder at the
opposite side, when a new shaft is being used. If the pump
shaft is not new, stop pressing on the lip seal 

1/16

” before it

reaches the shoulder of the end cover, placing the sealing lip
at a new location on the pump shaft (29).

q) Lubricate the pump shaft (29) at the diameter where the lip seal

(76A) contacts. Apply any remaining grease from packing the
thrust bearings (25A) around the exposed face of the bearings
(25A). Place the end cover (28) carefully over the pump shaft
(29) and the thrust bearing (25A), with the plugged hole
towards the baseplate. Bolt the end cover (28) securely to the
bearing housing (26). Torque the end cover bolts to 20 lb. ft.
on the RWA4166 and to 35 lb. ft. on the RWA4206.

r) Mark (pencil or light scribe) a line on the pump shaft (29),

3

1/4

” for the RWA4166 and 5

1/16

” for the RWA4206, from

the coupling end. Place the fan collar (121), grooved face
first, onto the pump shaft and up to the “mark”. Refer to the
drawing above. Tighten the fan collar locking screw tightly. 
Place the fan (120), with the concave side of the blades
towards the pump, over the end of the pump shaft (29) and
up against the fan collar (121). The concave side of the fan
blade was indicated with a label “PUMP SIDE” at the time it
was shipped from the factory. Rotate the fan until the holes in
the fan align with the tapped holes in the fan collar.
Place the fan clamp ring (122) over the end of the pump shaft
(29) and up against the fan (120). Align the holes in the fan
clamp ring with the holes in the fan and the holes in the fan
collar (121).
Insert the two socket head bolts, with lock washers, through
the fan clamp ring (122) and the fan (120), into the tapped
holes of the fan collar (121) and tighten them securely.

s) Insert the coupling bolts through the lockwashers and the

pump coupling hub. Place the hub onto the pump shaft (29),
positioning the outer face of the hub flush with the end of the
pump shaft. Install the coupling key with the end of the key
flush with the end of the pump shaft and the face of the hub.
Tighten the hub set screw(s).

t) Go to step x).

u) Place the end cover (28) carefully over the pump shaft (29) and

bolt it securely into position against the bearing housing (26).
Torque the end cover bolts to 11 lb. ft.

v) Insert the four coupling bolts through the lockwashers and the

fan clamp ring (122) from the side opposite of the raised face.
The clamp ring is made to fit three different sizes of couplings,
so you must insert the bolts into the holes that match the 
coupling hub that you are using. Slide the clamp ring onto the
pump shaft (29) with the raised face facing the motor.
Place the fan (120), with the concave side of the blades
towards the pump, over the end of the pump shaft, onto the 
coupling bolts and up against the clamp ring. Refer to the 
drawing on page 17. The concave side of the fan blade was
indicated with a label “PUMP SIDE” at the time it was shipped
from the factory.

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Summary of Contents for RWA 2096

Page 1: ...S E R I E S R WA Fan Cooled Hot Water Pumps Instruction Manual MC 1 4 44 DO NOT INSTALL OPERATE OR SERVICE THIS PUMP BEFORE READING THE ENTIRE MANUAL...

Page 2: ...n 4 Baseplate Mounting and Alignment 4 Suction and Discharge Piping 5 Pump and Driver Alignment 5 Allowable Piping Loads 7 Small Piping Connections 7 Pump Lubrication 8 Bearings 8 Mechanical Seal 8 St...

Page 3: ...pumped Evaluation of compatibility must include consideration of the temperature at which the system will later operate Fill the pump until the liquid flows from the pipe tee from which the vapor elim...

Page 4: ...125 Ra 300 Raised Face 125 Ra 260 PSIG 260 PSIG 100 40 25 250 125 75 7308 BG Angular Contact Pair 7311 BG Angular Contact Pair 213 16 31 8 2 37 8 45 16 21 2 117 16 25 16 11 8 19 16 11 8 145 8 31 4 15...

Page 5: ...observed for proper base plate and pump mounting is 1 Place baseplate with pump and driver mounted thereon on the pump foundation 2 Use wedges under the baseplate edges at each foundation bolt to pro...

Page 6: ...urbine manufacturer s recommendations Final alignment must always be checked and corrected at the operating temperatures of the pump and driver Misalignment of the two shafts is of two kinds The first...

Page 7: ...to within 0 002 T I R Angular and offset alignment is adjusted by moving the motor side ways and up and down to bring the motor into exact alignment with the bolted down pump The motor is moved up and...

Page 8: ...X6X81 2 310 785 320 600 RWA4166 11 2 X3X10 240 760 310 600 RWA4166 2X3X10 275 760 310 600 RWA4166 3X4X10 305 830 340 600 RWA4166 4X6 X10 2 345 950 340 600 RWA4206 4X6 X10 1 460 2300 1850 800 MAXIMUM M...

Page 9: ...llowed by federal or local regulations or may not be acceptable for whatever other reasons Consult your plant or corporate safety engineer for instruction on possible required procedures for the speci...

Page 10: ...ing parts when the pump is started Bolt the coupling guard securely to the baseplate checking to assure that it is not contacting any parts that will rotate when the pump is started OPERATING WARNING...

Page 11: ...Break the coupling by removing the coupling spacer and bump the motor starting button to check motor rotation Operating the pump in reverse rotation may cause extensive damage If driver rotation is c...

Page 12: ...nd Cover 29 Pump Shaft 31 Thrust Bearing Lock Nut Only on RWA4166 RWA4206 31A Thrust Bearing Lock Washer Only on RWA4166 RWA4206 56 Casing Foot Only on RWA4166 RWA4206 75 Snap Ring Only on RWA4166 75A...

Page 13: ...11A SECTIONAL ASSEMBLY DRAWING 01964 RWA4166 SECTIONAL ASSEMBLY DRAWING 01967 RWA4206...

Page 14: ...will be dependent upon the pressure in the system when the pump was stopped the quality type and condition of the isolation valves the thermal expansion values of the fluid and the pump material and...

Page 15: ...ry and or damage to equipment may occur a Remove the impeller nuts 12 of the RWA2096 or the impeller bolt 12 of the RWA4166 or the RWA4206 all have right hand threads while holding the pump shaft 29 a...

Page 16: ...nufacture parts or modify Dean Pump parts in any manner Death personal injury and or damage to equipment may occur Replace all gaskets seals bearings and lubricants Replace all parts that have worn co...

Page 17: ...t 95A into the mechanical seal gland 13 If the pump is a RWA2096 or a RWA4166 be sure that there is an O ring installed in the groove in the outside diameter of the mechanical seal stationary seat 95A...

Page 18: ...eter where the lip seal 76A contacts Apply any remaining grease from packing the thrust bearings 25A around the exposed face of the bearings 25A Place the end cover 28 carefully over the pump shaft 29...

Page 19: ...If the pump has a casing ring 6A press it into the casing 5 z Carefully insert the bearing housing 26 assembly into the casing with a new casing gasket 77 Assure that the bearing housing 26 assembly...

Page 20: ...n Pump Serial Number Plant Property Number Service Location Capacity T D H Imp Dia Temp RPM Spare Parts in Plant Stock Room Interchangeable with Dean Serial Numbers CUSTOMER S PLANT MAINTENANCE RECORD...

Page 21: ...ropriate protective apparel when working on or around the pumping equipment Safety glass es with side shields heavy work gloves use insulated work gloves when handling hot items steel toed shoes hard...

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