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Operation Manual

 

 

 

 
 

6.3 Cleaning In Place (CIP)

 

 

The pump can be manually cleaned or 
cleaned in place(CIP). The following is an 
example of a typical CIP procedure. Specific 
requirements for each application should be 
dictated by the carrier/shipper. 

 

Determine last product handled by the 
pump 

 

Remove the dust caps and/or fittings 
from the pump, rinse any residue from 
them with hot water. 

 

Connect hot water hose to the pump 

inlet or connect pump inlet to the tank 
trailer outlet valve during the tank

’s 

hot water cleaning cycle. 

 

 

When not fitted connect a ball or gate 
valve (to restrict liquid flow) to the 
pump discharge outlet. 

 

If driven hydraulically, ensure that the 
hydraulic proportional control valve  is 
in the neutral position. 

 

If driven hydraulically or electric/ 
hydraulically, start system and run at 
normal operating speed.  Open the 
ball or gate valve on the pump 
cleaning system so the hot water or 
cleaning solution from the tank flows 
into the pump. (hot water should be 
176°F to 194°F) If hydraulically driven, 
select forward on the proportional 
control valve and slowly increase (by 
pushing the handle) to full pump speed. 
When driven electrically start the 
system and slowly increase the speed 
with the handwheel on the belt variator. 

 

Using the ball or gate valve, (to 
restrict liquid flow) increase the pump 
pressure to approximately 60-75 psi 
while it is operating. A pressure gauge 
at the discharge outlet will be required. 
This will ensure that the cleaning 
solution is cleaning the pump under 
high pressure conditions. 

 

Run the pump for 15 minutes under this 
pressure. 

 

Relief Valve Pumps Only

 

WARNING: Do not complete this next 
step if your pump does not have a 
relief valve !!

 

 

Close the ball or gate valve (to restrict 
liquid flow) until the pump relief valve 
actuates. Open the valve and close it 
again. Open valve once again - this 
should have now cleaned any residue 
from behind the relief valve diaphragm 
and any other close tolerance areas 
inside the pump. 

 

Shut down pump system in reverse 
order of above. 

 

Clean all external fittings from the 
fittings box with hot water and return. 

 

Remove all hose and fittings from the 
pump, bag ends and seal the ports. 

 

 

IMPORTANT

 

Do not subject the pump to rapid temperature 
changes as pump seizure can result from thermal 
shock. 

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Summary of Contents for STP 125

Page 1: ...MIS TP 125 E N1 0701 OPERATION AINTENANCE and INSTALLATION MANUAL and PARTS LIST ROTARY LOBE PUMP STP 125 STP125 VERSION 03 February 3 2015...

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Page 3: ...on 5 3 2 Principle of operation 5 3 3 Pump dimensions 6 3 4 Pump weight 6 3 5 Pump displacement 6 3 6 Pump information chart 6 3 7 Pressure relief valve 6 4 0 SystemDesignandInstallation 4 1 System de...

Page 4: ...he timing gears 16 8 11 Shaft and bearing removal 16 9 0 Assembly 9 1 Fitting shafts into the bearing housing 17 9 2 Fitting the front seal retainers 17 9 3 Fitting timing gears and setting rotor timi...

Page 5: ...ating tank 12 1 Heatingtankremoval 23 12 2 Heatingtankfitting 23 13 0 Relief valve 13 1 Disassembly reliefvalve 24 13 2 Assembly reliefvalve 24 14 0 Faults causes and remedies 25 15 0 Torque settings...

Page 6: ...he materials of construction and product seals are compatible with the pumping application and that adequate NPSH is available For specific guidelines contact your supplier quoting pump serial number...

Page 7: ...rstart inthe wrongdirection of rotation with liquid in the pump Never put your hands or fingers inside the port connections Operation Always observe the technical data Nevertouchthepumporthepipelines...

Page 8: ...Wash with soap and water Eyes Flushwithwater seekmedical attention In all cases if symptoms persist seek medical attention Material Use Majorhazard SILICONE SEALANT GEARBOX SEAL RETAINERS GENERAL SEA...

Page 9: ...enable the pump to be lifted either with or without the hydraulic drive fitted Alternatively slings should be wrapped around the ports and the hydraulic drive flange Note To stop the slings slipping a...

Page 10: ...otors The direction of flow is reversed by changing the direction of rotation of the pump s drive shaft The pumping principle is as follows The volume at the inlet increases when the rotors rotate and...

Page 11: ...gall 3 6Pumpinformationchart 3 7Pressure relief valve A integral relief valve is available It can be used regardless of the direction of rotation A manual override is also available The relief valve i...

Page 12: ...common dischargelines Do Make the necessary piping arrangements if steam is required for heating cooling tanks Plan View SuctionLine Do not Subject the pump to rapid temperature changes during C I P C...

Page 13: ...Use long radius bends wherever possible Provide Valves on each side of the pump to isolate the pump whennecessary Keep Pipework horizontal where applicable to reduce air locks Include eccentric reduce...

Page 14: ...its effectiveness If this cap is lost at any time it is important that a replacement of the same type is fitted immediately 5 1Lubricatingthepump The gearbox should be filled to the mid point of the s...

Page 15: ...ump connections and pipework joints tight and leak free 4 Is there lubrication in the pump and drive unit 5 Are the pipework valves open 6 Are all safety guards in place 7 Start then stop the pump to...

Page 16: ...te the pump drive from all power and control supplies 3 Close the pipework valves to isolate the pump 4 Ensure allauxiliaryservices such as heating cooling tanks supply etc are isolated 5 If the pump...

Page 17: ...ward on the proportional controlvalveandslowlyincrease by pushing the handle tofull pump speed Whendrivenelectricallystartthe systemand slowly increasethe speed withthehandwheelonthebeltvariator Using...

Page 18: ...the seal continues to leak at pressures below 145 psi it is an indication that the primarysealmaybe permanently damaged and should therefore be replacedattheearliestopportunity Checking the oil seals...

Page 19: ...anynoxious hazardous products havebeenpumped Isolate pump drive unit from all power and control supplies Close pipework valves to isolate the pump Disconnect the pump from the drive unit Secure The pu...

Page 20: ...nsert a plastic block between the two rotors 13 to stop them turning 2 Using a spanner remove the rotor nuts 9 These nuts have right hand threads 3 Therotorscan beremovedfromtheshafts 28 29 by hand or...

Page 21: ...andpress outtheoilseal 41 Itis essential to renew the oilseal upon re assembly 4 Remove the gasket 17 8 10 Removing the timing gears 1 Pull the rear inner bearing races 39 off the shafts A puller or e...

Page 22: ...haft lightly tap each end of the shaft with a soft malletandrotate Check the torque required to turn the shaft in the bearings The bearings are correctly adjusted when the torque to turn each shaft is...

Page 23: ...rence by adding or removing shims 30 between the gear face andshaftshoulderasindicatedinthe diagram Fullytighten the gear retaining nuts and check the clearances are within the specification limits If...

Page 24: ...eeve 9 Fitthesleeves ontotheshafts ensuringthat the drive pins locate in any other position than themissingspline 10 Fitthesealsleeveretainingclips 64 onto theshafts 11 Fit the rotorcase 11 and retain...

Page 25: ...the O ring 10 3 To remove the seal housing 1 Remove the gland guards 21 2 Thoroughly clean the inside and outside of the seal area on the rotorcase and the bores of the rotor 3 Remove theproduct O rin...

Page 26: ...ng Seal Face Static Seal Face Rotary Wave Spring 11 2 Single mechanical seal removal 1 Remove the gland guards 21 2 Thoroughly clean the inside and outside of the seal area on the rotorcase and the bo...

Page 27: ...engage correctly 5 Press therotating faces 83 intotherotor bores ensuring the drive pins locate correctly 6 Position the seal housing loosely in the rotorcase with the flat inside the rotor casealigne...

Page 28: ...ation a hydrostatic test of the heating system is recommended Hydrostatic test pressure water 90 psi Maximum working pressure 55 psi Heating tanks should be in operation approximately 15 minutes prior...

Page 29: ...l in the system ensure there is no pressure in the pump head 2 Clean the outside of the pump and valve casing 3 Remove the nuts 60 and housing 54 Loosen the nuts equally in order to move the housing a...

Page 30: ...14 Faults causes and remedies...

Page 31: ...ended torque settings in lbft Description Pump ToolSizes STP125 Frontcovernut 30 19mm Rotorcaseretainer 30 16mm Rotornut 110 41mm Bearinghousingscrew 33 8mm Allen Relief valve nut 15 14mm Footscrew 75...

Page 32: ...STP125 Pump Model Exploded View Drawing 16 Exploded view drawing and parts list 41 i i i i i i i i i i i 1 STP125 Page 30...

Page 33: ...ARD GLAND FP2000 STP125 2 521143202 22 SOCKET HD CAPSCREW M8x16mm 316 STAINLS 4 126008216 23 TIMING GEAR SET FP2000 STP125 1 529000208 24 TIMING GEAR SET FP2000 STP125 1 529000208 28 SHAFT DRIVEN STP1...

Page 34: ...G STP125 2 518081209 42 SEAL SLEEVE O RING VERSION STP125 2 516041214 43 O RING ROTOR STP125 NBR Viton PTFE 2 522001246 522011242 522031207 45 O RING SHAFT STP125 NBR Viton PTFE 2 522001247 522011243...

Page 35: ...BR Viton PTFE 2 522001250 522011241 522031206 45 O RING SHAFT STP125 NBR Viton PTFE 2 522001247 522011243 522031208 64 CLIP SHAFT SLEEVE RETAINER STP125 2 518081203 65 O RING HOUSING STP125 NBR Viton...

Page 36: ...MP 65 PSI RELIEF VALVE 1 517022201 57 ANCHOR PLATE SS FOR RELIEF VLV STP125 1 532120201 58 SEAL DIAPHRAGM FP2000 STP125 PTFE NBR PTFE Viton 1 513132200 513132201 59 STUD M10 1 5 x 40MM LG S S STP125 4...

Page 37: ...SKT HD ISO 8 8 M12 x 30mm PLTD 4 130112030 68 KEY RND END 10MM X 8MM X 63MM 1 199050209 69 SHAFT DRIVE KEYED STP125 1 504033216 72 HEATING TANK FOR ROTORCASE SS STP125 2 500030210 73 CAPSCREW SKT HD M...

Page 38: ...TING RING STP125 2 518081209 42 SEAL SLEEVE LIP SEAL VERSION STP125 2 516041215 43 O RING ROTOR STP125 NBR Viton PTFE 2 522001246 522011242 522031207 45 O RING SHAFT STP125 NBR Viton PTFE 2 522001247...

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