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General| Brand | KSB |
|---|---|
| Model | RPH Series |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
Explains symbols used for safety instructions and warnings.
Specifies requirements for personnel involved in operation and maintenance.
Details hazards and consequences of not following safety instructions.
Emphasizes compliance with manual, regulations, and site rules.
Outlines safety measures for operators regarding hot/cold parts and leaks.
Details safety requirements for maintenance, inspection, and installation personnel.
Prohibits unauthorized modifications and stresses using original spare parts.
States that warranty is valid only for designated use and within specified limits.
Details measures and instructions for safe operation in potentially explosive atmospheres.
Provides instructions for safe transport of the pump unit.
Details procedures for storing the pump unit to prevent damage.
Outlines the intended use and application of RPH pumps.
Explains the nomenclature used for RPH pump designation.
Describes the general construction and design features of the RPH pump.
Details the construction of the radially split volute pump casing.
Describes the impeller design, including wear rings.
Discusses the mechanical seal types and installation considerations.
Explains the bearing design specifications and lubrication.
Details the design specifications for the shaft support bearings.
Explains the designation system for bearing brackets.
Lists the types of bearings used and their design.
Lists the allowable piping forces and moments for the pump nozzles.
Provides information on the noise levels generated by the pump.
Lists available accessories for the RPH pump.
Refers to general arrangement drawings for dimensions and weights.
Specifies the standard position of pump feet.
Describes the arrangement of inlet and discharge nozzles.
Highlights safety regulations for operation in potentially explosive atmospheres.
Lists essential checks before proceeding with pump installation.
Covers the process of placing and securing the pump unit on its foundation.
Details the critical process of aligning the pump and drive components.
Advises on selecting a suitable installation location and precautions.
Provides guidelines for connecting suction and discharge piping to the pump.
Explains the importance and connection of auxiliary lines.
Stresses the necessity of installing a coupling guard for safety.
Outlines final checks after installation and piping connection.
Details the procedure for connecting the unit to the electrical power supply.
Lists checks and procedures before the initial start-up of the pump.
Specifies the type and quality of lubricating oil for bearings.
Covers considerations for mechanical seal fitting and operation.
Details priming, venting, and essential checks before startup.
Explains cooling requirements for shaft seals and pump components.
Specifies cooling liquid quantities for pump casing and bearing bracket.
Details cooling liquid requirements for heat exchangers.
Describes how to heat the casing cover if needed.
Explains how to safely verify the pump's rotation direction.
Advises on cleaning procedures for plant piping before operation.
Recommends using and monitoring a start-up strainer for protection.
Provides instructions for the actual pump start-up procedure.
Details the correct procedure for shutting down the pump.
States that application limits for pressure, temperature, and speed must be followed.
Discusses temperature limits and precautions for pump operation.
Specifies the maximum permissible start-up frequency for the motor.
Explains the impact of fluid density on pump performance and motor load.
Advises on reduced maintenance intervals for abrasive fluids.
Defines minimum flow requirements and calculation for heat build-up.
Provides guidance on measures for prolonged shutdowns and storage.
Offers recommendations for storing new, unused pumps.
Details procedures for pumps remaining installed during shutdown.
Outlines the necessary steps to return a stored pump to service.
Emphasizes qualified personnel, safety, and regular maintenance.
Details routine checks, noise, vibration, and oil level verification.
Stresses monitoring for quiet operation, no dry running, and correct valve positions.
Provides details on oil change intervals, quality, and quantity.
Describes the lubrication method for rolling element bearings.
Lists oil change intervals based on bearing temperature and operating hours.
Specifies the required oil quality and properties for lubrication.
Lists the oil quantities required for different bearing bracket sizes.
Advises on safe drainage and disposal of fluids, especially hazardous ones.
Covers the process of taking the pump unit apart for repair or overhaul.
Stresses using trained personnel, original parts, and safety regulations.
Provides a detailed step-by-step guide for disassembling the pump unit.
Details the process of putting the pump unit back together after maintenance.
Emphasizes cleanliness, checking parts, and using original spare parts.
Details the general procedure for reassembling the pump unit.
Specifies the correct torque values for various screwed connections.
Outlines the careful procedure for installing the mechanical seal.
Lists the specified clearances for impeller and casing wear rings.
Provides a recommended list of spare parts for a two-year period.
Shows assembly drawings for material class S, cooled and uncooled versions.
Displays assembly drawings for the Bearing bracket B06.
Illustrates various design variants of the pump.
