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Section 

E41•T41

 Page 505

Dated 

June 2016

97-4622-01-588

1.  Using a micrometer or caliper, 

measure from the outside of one 

flange to the outside of the other 

at intervals around the periphery 

of the coupling.  DO NOT rotate 

the coupling.

2.  Determine the maximum (B) and 

minimum (C) dimensions.

3.  If the difference between the 

maximum and minimum exceeds 

the Angular dimension in Chart 1 

for your sleeve size, loosen the 

motor or pump and place thin 

metal shims under the motor or 

pump feet until the misalignment is 

corrected.

4.  Torque down the motor or pump.

5.  Recheck the parallel alignment 

above.

CHART 1 

COUPLING TYPES JE, J, S

MAX. RPM & ALLOWABLE MISALIGNMENT

SLEEVE 

SIZE

MAXIMUM 

RPM

PARALLEL

A

ANGULAR

B-C

3

9200

.010

.035

4

7600

.010

.043

5

7600

.015

.056

6

6000

.015

.070

If the parallel or angular misalign-

ment is great, this is an indication of 

baseplate distortion and must be cor-

rected first, refer to 2C Leveling.

After all leveling and alignment op-

erations have been completed, piping 

can begin.  After the piping has been 

completed, refer to 2E1 Piping Align-

ment.  Alignment of the unit must be 

rechecked to make certain that no 

piping strains are causing distortion.  

Figure 2-4 

Figure 2-5 

B

C

the alignment.  Complete the fol-

lowing steps after the unit has been 

placed on the foundation and leveled.

To check the PARALLEL alignment: 

(Refer to Figure 2-4)

1.  Place a straightedge across the 

two coupling flanges.

2.  Measure the maximum offset 

(A), Figure 2-4, at various points 

around the periphery of the cou-

pling. DO NOT rotate the coupling.

3.  If the maximum offset exceeds the 

Parallel dimension in Chart 1 for 

your sleeve size, loosen the mo-

tor or pump and place thin metal 

shims under the motor or pump 

feet until the offset is corrected.

4.  Torque down the motor or pump.

5.  Recheck alignment. 

To check the ANGULAR alignment: 

(Refer to Figure 2-5)

A

2E Piping

2E1 Alignment

It is important that all piping be lined 

up and not forced into place.  It is 

recommended that you begin piping 

at the pump.  If the lines are ended at 

the pump, particularly if the last piece 

is cut a little too short or long, the 

pump will be forced to meet the pipe 

and strain or distortion will result.

2E2 Piping Support

Never allow the pump to support 

piping.  Other means such as pipe 

hangers and pipe supports should 

be used to carry piping to avoid 

misalignment and distortion.  Consid-

eration should be given to thermally 

induced expansion and contraction, 

particularly in long runs of straight 

pipe.

2E3 Piping Size

In general, outlet and especially inlet 

pipe sizes should be equal to or larg-

er than those of the pump.

After approximately two weeks of op-

eration, check the alignment again to 

make sure that temperature changes, 

piping strain, or foundation variations 

have not caused misalignment.  If 

alignment has been maintained over 

this period, the pump and motor can 

be doweled to the baseplate.

Содержание E41 Series

Страница 1: ...HORIZONTAL CLOSE COUPLED VERTICAL FLANGE MOUNTED FLEXIBLE COUPLED Distributed in the UK by Pump Engineering Limited Unit B1 Riverside Industrial Estate Littlehampton West Sussex BN17 5DF United Kingdo...

Страница 2: ...ump and motor A vise grip or other plier type gripping device may be used directly on the shaft Apply ing torque to the motor fan blades is not recommended If the impeller does not break loose immedia...

Страница 3: ...quid and loss of performance will result as the liquid vaporizes Ps Pressure in the suction vessel in PSIA Pvp Vapor pressure of the pumped fluid in PSIA Hs Static height of the pumped fluid above or...

Страница 4: ...not properly primed and purged of air A dry easily accessible location is also important Allow ample clear ance around the unit for free air circulation If a dry location is not available the pump ca...

Страница 5: ...r to Figure 2 4 1 Place a straightedge across the two coupling flanges 2 Measure the maximum offset A Figure 2 4 at various points around the periphery of the cou pling DO NOT rotate the coupling 3 If...

Страница 6: ...spatter and other material found in new piping systems will bend the impeller vanes and can sometimes lock up the pump If a new pump does not oper ate properly the first thing to check for is damage...

Страница 7: ...t tapping with a plastic or wooden mallet on the outside diameter of the cover may be required to loosen it from the motor bracket Care should be taken if a screwdriver is needed to pry between the co...

Страница 8: ...odels have used a threaded shaft and differ ent procedures are required in these cases 8 Remove the rotating element from the sleeve Refer to Fig ure 4 3 The element normally adheres tightly to the sl...

Страница 9: ...the rotating element from the shaft The element normally adheres tightly to the motor shaft and some force may be necessary to remove it This is common and if care is taken the element can be reassemb...

Страница 10: ...mum the impel ler should be replaced in this case If the total side running clearance for an impeller exceeds 007 it is unlikely that pump performance will reach that of a new pump except at lower dis...

Страница 11: ...ly between the thumb and index finger of both hands refer to Figure 4 13 slide the assembly over the sleeve until the spring holder rests against the shoul der of the sleeve e The element must slide f...

Страница 12: ...seat 125 must be installed in the motor bracket before the bracket is installed on the motor To install the seat a Place the motor bracket face up on a flat surface b To make the installation of the...

Страница 13: ...lation c Carefully press the seat smooth side up into the seat cavity of the motor bracket Thumb pressure is usually sufficient to install the seat 2 Install the motor bracket This is best done with t...

Страница 14: ...P15 4 Internal snap ring plier 5 Penetrating oil When installing or removing bearings from the shaft the use of an arbor press is strongly recommended To disassemble the pedestal Refer to Figures 4 19...

Страница 15: ...per installation and to prevent bearing damage The bearings must seat against the shoulder for 1 Remove the flinger 21 located on the pump end of the bearing pedestal 3 2 Using a snap ring plier remov...

Страница 16: ...ly turns freely Turn the shaft by hand If it is tight or rough spots are encountered it is likely that at least one of the bearings was damaged during disassem bly assembly operations and will have to...

Страница 17: ...ion line Fill the system with fluid and hydrostatically test Tighten connections or replace leaky com ponents 6 Air pockets in the suction pip ing Operating the system at maximum flow conditions will...

Страница 18: ...Pump dried out and close clearance areas rusted Follow installation instruc tions for loosening the pump Foreign material in pump Flush out Disassemble if flushing is not successful 3 Pump leaks Seal...

Страница 19: ...or their safe removal storage and return 6C Warranty Service All requests for warranty claims should be made through the com pany from which the pump was purchased or supplied Complete details on what...

Страница 20: ...owed F O B the MTH factory at Plano Illinois USA MTH may in its sole discretion deny any warranty claim if shipping damage any attempted disassembly or any other action outside of MTH s control impair...

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