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Any loose metal attracted to the magnets must be completely
removed before re-assembly; therefore, attempt to keep the
surfaces as clean as possible.

f)

Continue disassembly on a clean, wooden (nonferrous)
surface.

g)

Use an Allen wrench to remove the eight socket head
cap screws (149B) which retain the clamp ring (149) to
the casing cover (22). Remove the clamp ring (149), the
containment shell (150) and the containment shell gasket
(77G). The clamp ring dowel pin (149A) may also be
removed if so desired.

h)

Remove the impeller nut (12), the impeller washer (12A)
and handle from the pump shaft (29), or remove the
optional eye bolt.

i)

Slide the inner magnet assembly (175), pump shaft
(29), rear thrust collar (210), bearing spacer (17), and
journal sleeves (200) from the casing cover (22) and
bearing bushings (182).

j)

Press the pump shaft (29) with the sleeves (200) and bear-
ing spacer (17) from the inner magnet assembly (175) and
remove the rear thrust collar (210) from the inner magnet
assembly (175).

k)

Store the inner magnet assembly (175) in a ziplock 
plastic bag, or some similar container, as soon as 
possible to reduce the amount of material which might
be attracted by the magnetic field. Any such material is
difficult to remove.

1)

Remove the inner rotor key (171A) from the pump shaft (29).

m)

Pull the journal sleeves (200) and the bearing spacer
(17) from the pump shaft (29). The journal sleeves (200)
may be tight on the pump shaft (29) and require sub-
stantial pull. If the journal sleeves (200) do not need to
be replaced, do not remove them. If they do need to be
replaced, and you cannot pull them off, you can fracture
them by placing them in a vice and closing it. 

CAUTION:

This operation will fling sharp particles.

Wear face shield, gloves, and a long sleeved shirt 
during this operation and be careful to not squeeze 
on the bearing spacer (17). Remove and discard the 
sleeve gaskets (77H).

n)

Remove the four tolerance rings (200B) from the pump
shaft (29) and discard them.

o)

CAUTION:

Strong magnetic field - steel wrenches will be

attracted. A protective pad will make the job easier. Coil a
piece of 1/8" thick rubber gasket sheet - cut 3-1/2" by 14"
for Frames I & II or 4" by 17" for Frame III - into a cylinder
and insert it into the bore of the magnets in the outer magnet
assembly (167) to protect the face of the magnets.

p)

Remove the four outboard bearing cover cap screws
and pull the outboard bearing cover (28) off the end of
the drive shaft (29A).

Bend the tab of the bearing lock washer (31A) out of
the slot in the bearing lock nut (31) and loosen the
bearing lock nut (31) about a half turn while holding
the drive shaft (29A) against rotation with a hook 
spanner in the keyway of the drive shaft (29A).

q)

Remove the snap ring from the outer race of the out-
board bearing (25A). Do not remove the bearing lock
nut (31). Push the outer magnet assembly (167), drive
shaft (29A), inboard bearing (25) and outboard bearing
(25A), as a unit, from the frame (26). If the pump was sup-
plied with an optional “Secondary Containment Seal”, it
will also come out of the frame with the above unit.

r)

Remove the bearing lock nut (31) and bearing lock
washer (31A) and press the drive shaft (29A) through
the outboard bearing (25A) and the outer magnet
assembly (167). 

CAUTION:

Do not strike the magnets

with the drive shaft (29A) as you are removing it, the
magnetic field will attract the shaft. The rubber gasket
sheet (described in paragraph o) inserted into the bore
of the magnets before removing the rotor shaft will help
to protect the magnets’ inner diameter. Also, support the
end of the outer magnet assembly (167) on a sheet of
gasket material when performing this operation to 
protect the face of the assembly.

s)

If the pump has the optional “Secondary Containment
Seal”, pull the gland (13), mechanical seal (95) and lip
seal (76) as an assembly from the outer magnet assembly
(167). Remove the lip seal (76), mechanical seal (95)
and O-rings (324 and 325) from the gland (13).
Remove drive shaft O-ring (77L) from the outer magnet
assembly (167). Remove the frame gasket (77K) from the
casing cover (22).

t)

Press the inboard bearing (25) from the outer magnet
assembly (167). Store the outer magnet assembly (167)
in a zip-lock plastic bag, or some similar container, as
soon as possible to reduce the amount of material which
might be attracted by the magnetic field. Any such 
material is difficult to remove.

u)

Remove the four cap screws (180A) which retain the bearing
cartridge (180) to the casing cover (22). Slide the bearing
cartridge (180) from the casing cover (22). The flange of the
bearing cartridge (180) is tapped to accept two jackscrews
to facilitate disassembly if necessary.

v)

Remove the casing cover ring assembly (195) by prying it
from the casing cover (22). Remove only if it is to be
replaced. The inner component is made of carbon and will
most likely be broken during removal. 

CAUTION: 

Wear

face shield, gloves, and a long sleeved shirt during this
disassembly as the carbon ring is under compression and
may fly apart.

w)

If the pump has a removable frame foot (9), it can be
removed from the frame (26) if so desired.

x)

Clean all of the parts thoroughly and inspect them for wear
and/or damage. Make certain that all ports, lubrication
grooves, and flow passages are completely clean and free
of any debris. Replace parts as required. We recommend
that you always replace all gaskets, lip seals, O-rings, bear-
ings and tolerance rings whenever the pump is disassembled.
Store the magnetic parts (167 & 175) in an area free from
loose ferrous articles and particles.

S

TANDARD

M

ATERIALS OF

C

ONSTRUCTION

Part  #

Part Name

Class 22

Class 50

Class 60

3

Impeller

Cast Iron (1)

316 S/S (2)

Alloy 20 (3)

4

Impeller Key

316 S/S (15)

316 S/S (15)

Alloy 20

5

Casing

Ductile Iron (4)

316 S/S (2)

Alloy 20 (3)

5A

Casing Drain Plug

Steel

316 S/S (15)

Alloy 20

9

Frame Foot

Cast Iron (5)

Cast Iron (5)

Cast Iron (5)

9F

Frame Foot Jack Bolt

Steel

Steel

Steel

9G

Frame Foot Jack Bolt Nut

Steel

Steel

Steel

12

Impeller Nut

316 S/S (15)

316 S/S (15)

Alloy 20

12A

Impeller Washer

316 S/S (15)

316 S/S (15)

Alloy 20

12B

Impeller Spring Washer

316 S/S (15)

316 S/S (15)

Hastelloy C

12D

Locking Set Screw

Steel

316S/S (15)

Hastelloy C 

13

Gland

316 S/S (15)

316 S/S (15)

316 S/S (15)

17

Bearing Spacer

316 S/S (15)

316 S/S (15)

Alloy 20

22

Casing Cover

Ductile Iron (4)

316 S/S (2)

Alloy 20 (3)

25

Inboard Bearing

Steel

Steel

Steel

25A

Outboard Bearing

Steel

Steel

Steel

26

Frame

Ductile Iron (4)

Ductile Iron (4)

Ductile Iron (4)

28

Outboard Bearing Cover

Cast Iron (5)

Cast Iron (5)

Cast Iron (5)

29

Pump Shaft

316 S/S (6)

316 S/S (6)

Alloy 20 (7)

29A

Drive Shaft

Steel (8)

Steel (8)

Steel (8)

31

Bearing Lock Nut

Steel

Steel

Steel

31A

Bearing Lock Nut Washer

Steel

Steel

Steel

76

Lip Seal

Viton (10)

Viton (10)

Viton (10)

77

Casing Gasket

Teflon (16)

Teflon (16)

Teflon (16)

77G

Containment Shell Gasket

Viton (10)

Viton (10)

77H

Sleeve Gasket

Aramid Fiber

Teflon (16)

Teflon (16)

77L

Drive Shaft O-ring

Viton (10)

Viton (10)

Viton (10)

95

Mechanical Seal

Carbon/416ss

Carbon/416ss

Carbon/416ss

149

Clamp Ring

316 S/S (15)

316 S/S (15)

316 S/S (15)

149A

Clamp Ring Dowel

Steel

Steel

Steel

149B

Clamp Ring Screw

Steel

Steel

Steel

150

Containment Shell

Hastelloy C (9)

Hastelloy C (9)

Hastelloy C (9)

163A

Outer Rotor Key

Steel

Steel

Steel

167

Outer Magnet Assembly

Sam. Cobalt (11)

Sam. Cobalt (11)

Sam. Cobalt (11)

171A

Inner Rotor Key

316 S/S (15)

316 S/S (15)

Alloy 20

175

Inner Magnet Assembly

Sam. Cobalt (12)

Sam. Cobalt (12)

Sam. Cobalt (13)

180

Bearing Cartridge

181

Bearing Housing

Steel

316 S/S

Alloy 20

182

Bearing Bushing

Silicon Carbide

Silicon Carbide

Silicon Carbide

182A Bearing Dowel

316 S/S

316 S/S

Alloy 20

180A

Bearing Housing Screw

316 S/S

316 S/S

Alloy 20

190

Casing Ring Assembly

Carbon/316 S/S

Carbon/316 S/S

Carbon/Alloy 20

195

Casing Cover Ring Assembly

Carbon/316 S/S

Carbon/316 S/S

Carbon/Alloy 20

200

Journal Sleeve

Silicon Carbide

Silicon Carbide

Silicon Carbide

200B

Tolerance Ring

Hastelloy-C (9)

Hastelloy-C (9)

Hastelloy-C (9)

210

Thrust Collar

Silicon Carbide

Silicon Carbide

Silicon Carbide

210A

Thrust Collar Dowel

316 S/S (15)

316 S/S (15)

Alloy 20

324

Gland 0-ring

Viton (10)

Viton (10)

Viton (10)

325

Gland 0-ring

Viton (10)

Viton (10)

Viton (10)

Frame I has foot cast integral with frame

Optional parts for secondary containment seal

1) ASTM A-278 Class 35

2) ASTM A-744 Grade CF8M

3) ASTM A-744 Grade CN-7M

4) ASTM A-395 Grade 60/40/18

5) ASTM A-48 Class 20

6) ASTM A-276 Grade 316

7) ASTM B-473 Grade-87

8) Alloy Steel 125TS, 100YP

9) ASTM B-575, C-276

10) Viton-Reg. Trademark of E.I. DuPont

deNemours & Co.

11) Samarium Cobalt magnets in steel assembly

12) Sam. Cobalt magnets in 316 S/S assembly

13) Sam. Cobalt magnets in Alloy 20 assembly

14) Buna “N” Rubber

15) AISI - 316 S/S

16) Teflon - Reg. Trademark of E.I. Dupont

deNemours & Co.

Teflon Encased Viton

(10 & 16)

6

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Содержание Dean Pump M300

Страница 1: ...ng equipment Safety glass es with side shields heavy work gloves use insulated work gloves when handling hot items steel toed shoes hard hat and any other protective gear as needed for protection One example of other gear would be breathing apparatus when working near toxic materials Use only top quality tools Stop the pump Turn off the power supply electricity steam etc to the pump driver motor t...

Страница 2: ...al 13 Optional Protection Systems 14 Temperature Probe 14 Electrical Power 14 Vibration 14 Pressure Switch 14 Level Switch 14 Secondary Containment Seal 14 Pump Lubrication 14 Starting the Pump 15 Pump Start Up Checklist 16 Spare Parts 17 Ordering Spare Parts 17 Secondary Containment Seal Section 17 Pump Section View 18 Parts List 18 Internal Circulation Flow Path 19 Disassembly and Assembly Proce...

Страница 3: ...Watches spring driven or electronic will be ruined if exposed to the strong magnetic field of this pump or its parts WARNING FREIGHT When shipping raw or bare magnet assemblies especially by air special precautions may be necessary Usually the shipment of an assembled pump is not a problem Consultation with Dean Pump and the freight company is recommended This pump is designed incorporating a rela...

Страница 4: ...graph g from the inside of the outer magnet assembly 167 Clean both the outer magnet assembly 167 and the containment shell 150 of any particles which might have been attracted to them to prevent damage to the magnets during operation Ferrous particles which stick to the magnet surfaces can be removed by using a piece of masking tape rubbed sticky side across the magnet surfaces u CAUTION Strong m...

Страница 5: ...ing this operation to protect the magnets f If the pump is equipped with an optional Secondary Containment Seal install new gland O rings 324 325 into the groves in the gland 13 and lubricate the O rings with a light oil Carefully remove both O rings from a new mechanical seal assembly 95 lubricate them with the special lubricant supplied and then re install them into the mechanical seal assembly ...

Страница 6: ...ight be attracted by the magnetic field Any such material is difficult to remove u Remove the four cap screws 180A which retain the bearing cartridge 180 to the casing cover 22 Slide the bearing cartridge 180 from the casing cover 22 The flange of the bearing cartridge 180 is tapped to accept two jackscrews to facilitate disassembly if necessary v Remove the casing cover ring assembly 195 by pryin...

Страница 7: ...um value shown in the chart the inner magnet assembly 175 the outer mag net assembly 167 or both need to be replaced Return these to Dean Pump for determination of which or both are bad To further dismantle the pump perform the following steps in the sequence shown a Insert a piece of flat steel into the periphery of the impeller 3 between the blades of the impeller 3 to restrain it from turning w...

Страница 8: ...scraper Wet the gasket before and during the scraping operation to reduce the possibility of fibers becoming airborne Wear a respirator during this operation and until all debris has been disposed of in a plastic bag Remove all of the gasket material down to clean metal surfaces on both parts that contacted the gasket Place all of the gasket residue in a plastic bag seal the bag and dispose m Remo...

Страница 9: ...on and the possibilities of the release of fluid vapors and or fumes d Remove the coupling guard Remove the coupling spacer e Drain all the fluids from all the auxiliary sub systems lubrication cooling heating etc that are connected to the pump Drain each fluid into a separate container Use caution required for each fluid after reading the MSDS Material Safety Data Sheet for each DISASSEMBLY AND A...

Страница 10: ... outside diameter of the stationary coupling hub Rotate the shaft on which the dial indicator is mounted allowing the indicator button to ride on the outside diameter of the stationary hub The indicator dial movement will show the difference in the center locations of the two shafts Good practice suggests alignment to within 0 002 T I R Angular and offset alignment is adjusted by placing thin meta...

Страница 11: ...54 488 554 433 1202 391 260 645 123 391 454 391 Pump Size Frame I Frame II Frame III ALLOWABLE PIPING LOADS M300 SERIES PUMPS NOTES 1 All forces and moments are considered at through and about the three axes x y and z a All forces Fx Fy Fz F and moments Mx My Mz M listed under the Pump section of the chart are considered at the intersection of the three axes and apply to the pump as a complete uni...

Страница 12: ...ur Dean representative who will assist you in selecting your spares stock ORDERING SPARE PARTS Spare part orders will be handled with a minimum delay if the following information is furnished by the customer with the order 1 Give the pump serial number and size These may be found on the pump nameplate The serial number is also stamped on the suction flange 2 Give the part name part number and mate...

Страница 13: ...acer and bump the motor starting button to check motor rotation Operating the pump in reverse rotation may cause extensive damage If the driver rotation is incorrect reconnect the wiring for proper rotation and re check 9 Check the coupling for proper alignment of the motor and rotor shafts Re align if necessary Replace the coupling spacer 10 If the pump has the optional Secondary Containment Seal...

Страница 14: ...erating watch the pump carefully for overheating vibration and other abnormal conditions If trouble develops stop pump at once and correct the problem CAUTION When the pump is started immediately observe the discharge pressure gauge and or the flow meter to confirm that the pump is actually operating and at the expected values of pressure and flow Operation of a magnetically coupled pump cannot be...

Страница 15: ...erating watch the pump carefully for overheating vibration and other abnormal conditions If trouble develops stop pump at once and correct the problem CAUTION When the pump is started immediately observe the discharge pressure gauge and or the flow meter to confirm that the pump is actually operating and at the expected values of pressure and flow Operation of a magnetically coupled pump cannot be...

Страница 16: ...acer and bump the motor starting button to check motor rotation Operating the pump in reverse rotation may cause extensive damage If the driver rotation is incorrect reconnect the wiring for proper rotation and re check 9 Check the coupling for proper alignment of the motor and rotor shafts Re align if necessary Replace the coupling spacer 10 If the pump has the optional Secondary Containment Seal...

Страница 17: ...ur Dean representative who will assist you in selecting your spares stock ORDERING SPARE PARTS Spare part orders will be handled with a minimum delay if the following information is furnished by the customer with the order 1 Give the pump serial number and size These may be found on the pump nameplate The serial number is also stamped on the suction flange 2 Give the part name part number and mate...

Страница 18: ...54 488 554 433 1202 391 260 645 123 391 454 391 Pump Size Frame I Frame II Frame III ALLOWABLE PIPING LOADS M300 SERIES PUMPS NOTES 1 All forces and moments are considered at through and about the three axes x y and z a All forces Fx Fy Fz F and moments Mx My Mz M listed under the Pump section of the chart are considered at the intersection of the three axes and apply to the pump as a complete uni...

Страница 19: ... outside diameter of the stationary coupling hub Rotate the shaft on which the dial indicator is mounted allowing the indicator button to ride on the outside diameter of the stationary hub The indicator dial movement will show the difference in the center locations of the two shafts Good practice suggests alignment to within 0 002 T I R Angular and offset alignment is adjusted by placing thin meta...

Страница 20: ...on and the possibilities of the release of fluid vapors and or fumes d Remove the coupling guard Remove the coupling spacer e Drain all the fluids from all the auxiliary sub systems lubrication cooling heating etc that are connected to the pump Drain each fluid into a separate container Use caution required for each fluid after reading the MSDS Material Safety Data Sheet for each DISASSEMBLY AND A...

Страница 21: ...scraper Wet the gasket before and during the scraping operation to reduce the possibility of fibers becoming airborne Wear a respirator during this operation and until all debris has been disposed of in a plastic bag Remove all of the gasket material down to clean metal surfaces on both parts that contacted the gasket Place all of the gasket residue in a plastic bag seal the bag and dispose m Remo...

Страница 22: ...um value shown in the chart the inner magnet assembly 175 the outer mag net assembly 167 or both need to be replaced Return these to Dean Pump for determination of which or both are bad To further dismantle the pump perform the following steps in the sequence shown a Insert a piece of flat steel into the periphery of the impeller 3 between the blades of the impeller 3 to restrain it from turning w...

Страница 23: ...ight be attracted by the magnetic field Any such material is difficult to remove u Remove the four cap screws 180A which retain the bearing cartridge 180 to the casing cover 22 Slide the bearing cartridge 180 from the casing cover 22 The flange of the bearing cartridge 180 is tapped to accept two jackscrews to facilitate disassembly if necessary v Remove the casing cover ring assembly 195 by pryin...

Страница 24: ...ing this operation to protect the magnets f If the pump is equipped with an optional Secondary Containment Seal install new gland O rings 324 325 into the groves in the gland 13 and lubricate the O rings with a light oil Carefully remove both O rings from a new mechanical seal assembly 95 lubricate them with the special lubricant supplied and then re install them into the mechanical seal assembly ...

Страница 25: ...graph g from the inside of the outer magnet assembly 167 Clean both the outer magnet assembly 167 and the containment shell 150 of any particles which might have been attracted to them to prevent damage to the magnets during operation Ferrous particles which stick to the magnet surfaces can be removed by using a piece of masking tape rubbed sticky side across the magnet surfaces u CAUTION Strong m...

Страница 26: ...Watches spring driven or electronic will be ruined if exposed to the strong magnetic field of this pump or its parts WARNING FREIGHT When shipping raw or bare magnet assemblies especially by air special precautions may be necessary Usually the shipment of an assembled pump is not a problem Consultation with Dean Pump and the freight company is recommended This pump is designed incorporating a rela...

Страница 27: ...al 13 Optional Protection Systems 14 Temperature Probe 14 Electrical Power 14 Vibration 14 Pressure Switch 14 Level Switch 14 Secondary Containment Seal 14 Pump Lubrication 14 Starting the Pump 15 Pump Start Up Checklist 16 Spare Parts 17 Ordering Spare Parts 17 Secondary Containment Seal Section 17 Pump Section View 18 Parts List 18 Internal Circulation Flow Path 19 Disassembly and Assembly Proce...

Страница 28: ...ping equipment Safety glass es with side shields heavy work gloves use insulated work gloves when handling hot items steel toed shoes hard hat and any other protective gear as needed for protection One example of other gear would be breathing apparatus when working near toxic materials Use only top quality tools Stop the pump Turn off the power supply electricity steam etc to the pump driver motor...

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