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General| Materials | 316L Stainless Steel |
|---|---|
| Series | 1 Series |
| Application | Dairy, Food, Beverage, Pharmaceutical, and Industrial |
| Pressure | Up to 150 PSI |
| Horsepower | Up to 10 HP (depending on model) |
| Connection Type | Tri-Clamp, Flange |
| Temperature Range | 300°F |
Details the warranty coverage period, exclusions, and limitations for SPX FLOW goods and services.
Recommends adherence to industrial safety standards for equipment operation.
Details procedures for disconnecting and securing equipment from power sources.
Defines DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION levels for hazard identification.
Provides crucial warnings for safe pump installation, operation, and servicing.
Highlights severe injury risk from operating outside specified parameters.
Provides essential safety information before commencing pump installation.
Instructions for mounting the pump and drive unit, including base plate configurations.
Emphasizes the necessity of installing full guards for operator safety.
Guidance on connecting piping to the pump, including support and expansion joints.
Instructions on checking and maintaining alignment between the pump and drive shafts.
Method for checking and adjusting angular alignment of pump and drive shafts.
Procedure for checking and adjusting parallel alignment of pump and drive shafts.
Methods for checking belt or chain drive alignment.
Procedure for checking the correct direction of pump and drive rotation before operation.
Emphasizes extreme danger from internal moving parts during operation.
List of crucial checks required before starting the pump.
Step-by-step instructions for safely starting the pump.
Procedure for safely shutting down the pump.
Guidance on emergency shutdown procedures to be documented by plant personnel.
Highlights critical safety information and precautions for performing maintenance.
Details specific warnings related to internal parts, sharp edges, and gear case temperature.
Comprehensive guide on lubricating pump gears and bearings, including frequency and quantities.
Outlines inspection procedures for detecting wear and potential issues early.
Lists annual preventive maintenance tasks beyond routine inspections.
Detailed procedure for disassembling the fluid head of all pump models.
Highlights extreme danger from internal parts and need for power disconnection.
Introduction to seal maintenance, referencing fluid head disassembly.
Detailed service instructions for single inside mechanical seals.
Detailed service instructions for single outer mechanical seals.
Describes service and assembly for double concentric and aseptic seals.
Specific service and assembly instructions for mechanical seals on Model 320.
Specific service and assembly instructions for mechanical seals on Model 323 Aseptic.
Detailed procedure for disassembling the pump's gear case.
Highlights danger during gear case disassembly and need for power disconnection.
Information on available shaft assemblies and the importance of matched bearings.
Overall steps for assembling the gear case, including shimming verification.
Detailed procedure for shimming the gear case to achieve proper backface clearance.
Instructions for installing the shaft assembly, checking clearances, and making shim adjustments.
Crucial checks for backface, front face, and rotor-to-body clearances.
Notes on keeping backface clearance minimal and cautions for adjustments.
Instructions for assembling the fluid head components, including body, rotors, and cover.
Addresses issues where pump rotors are not rotating and suggests possible causes and actions.
Covers scenarios where rotors turn but no flow is achieved, identifying causes like incorrect rotation.
Troubleshoots issues related to the pump failing to prime, including valve and air leak causes.
Identifies causes for insufficient flow, such as speed, air leaks, or bypassed flow.
Addresses causes for excessive power consumption, such as high viscosity or pressure.
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