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Sulzer VMS - Commissioning; In an Open or Closed Circuit with Sufficient Supply Pressure; In an Open Circuit with a Liquid Level Lower Than the Pump; After an Extended Period of Non-operation or Storage

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24 Installation, Operating and Maintenance Instructions (Original Instructions)
VMS Vertical Multistage Pumps
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7.4 Commissioning
Thepumpmustbeswitchedo󰀨whenitisnotcompletelylledup.
ATTENTION! Vent the pump and suction line. Fill the pump and suction line with the medium.
ATTENTION! Seen from the top of the motor the pump should rotate clockwise. See § 7.1.1,
Indicators (B). In case of a 3-phase motor the rotating direction can be changed by
exchanging two of the three phases.
7.4.1 Inanopenorclosedcircuitwithsu󰀩cientsupplypressure
B
C
A
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1. Close the suction shut-o󰀨 valve (C) and
the outlet shut-o󰀨 valve (A).
2. Open the ll plug (B).
3. Gradually open the suction shut-o󰀨 valve
until the liquid ows from the ll plug (B).
4. Close the ll plug.
5. Fully open the suction shut-o󰀨 valve.
6. Check the rotational direction of the pump.
7. Fully open the outlet shut-o󰀨 valve (A).
Figure 15. Example: pump with open or closed circuit
7.4.2 In an open circuit with a liquid level lower than the pump
A
B
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1. Remove the ll plug (B) from the top
bracket.
2. Close the outlet shut-o󰀨 valve (A).
3. Fill the pump housing to the maximum
through the ll plug with the liquid that is to
be pumped.
4. Insert the ll plug (B) in the top bracket.
5. Check the rotational direction of the pump.
6. Open the outlet shut-o󰀨 valve (A).
Figure 16. Example: liquid level lower than pump
7.4.3 After an extended period of non-operation or storage
During rst start-up, check the mechanical seals for leakage due to seizure or dehydration of the lubricating
lm. If so, please proceed as follows:
1. Turn shaft manually.
2. Check if the mechanical seal is still leaking.
If the mechanical seal is still leaking:
1. Disassemble the mechanical seal.
2. Thoroughly clean and degrease the running surfaces.
3. Assemble the mechanical seal again and retry start-up.
If this doesn’t solve the shaft leakage, replacement of the mechanical seal is necessary.

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