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Multistage Split Casing Centrifugal Pump (KSY)

Multistage Split Casing Centrifugal Pump (KSY)

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Application of Multistage Split Casing Centrifugal Pump (KSY)

Oilfields and Terminals
Crude oil and oil product pipeline
Water pipelines
Fluid injection
High pressure services
Sea water

Performance Range of Multistage Split Casing Centrifugal Pump (KSY)

Capacity: Q up to 6000 m3/h
Up to 26400 gpm
Head: H up to 1200 m
Up to 3600 feet
Temperature: T up to 200
Up to 380
Speed: N 2900/1450/980rpm
3500/1750/1180rpm

Description of Multistage Split Casing Centrifugal Pump (KSY)

Horizontal axially split casing, double volute multistage design. Impellers arranged in opposed groups, KSY is a double suction two stage pump for bigger capacity. KDY is a multistage single suction impeller pump for higher head, first stage double suction impeller design for low NPSH required. Removable wear rings protect the casing and impeller. The impellers are statically and dynamically balanced. The pump comply with the API 610 specification latest edition in all technical details. Special antifriction bearings on both sides or sleeve bearings with ring or forced-feed lubrication (axial bearing as segmental thrust bearing ).

Standard material of Multistage Split Casing Centrifugal Pump (KSY)

According to API 610 Eighth Edition, August, 1995.

Q:I will be replacing my water pump tomorrow and my question is can I use copper spay gasket to spray on the water pump gasket?it this stuff good?99 ford explorer 4.0 ohv with 144k,mileshere is a pictures of the product.
Sure, why not? Usually, the metal area when most water pumps are bolted too are cleaned with a scraper of some kind and old gasket matter is removed. That surface should be cleaned, flat, and free of irregularity. Most mechanics, if they use any kind of stickum - like contact cement from a tube, or the costlier, but not-needed specialty sealers, is applied to the pump surface so the gasket stays put and not move when installing the bolts. The glue does not do any actual sealing, just the fiber gasket will. None needs to be applied to the engine side that you scraped clean. Make sense to you? It's probably a good idea to service the cooling system with a non-caustic flush cleaner before hand -since all the coolant will come out during the change. Then add a additive that neutralizes acids with the new anti-freeze.
Q:If you use a water pump to move water through a circular trench, essentially making a little river, and then place some kind of turbine or water wheel or something to generate electricity from the moving water, couldn't you use the electricity generated by the turbine to power the pump, thus requiring no outside power?
All the energy that you can get from the stream you have created will always be less than the one you are using to drive the pump that feeds the stream. In engineering field you must get into your brain that Perpetual. motion machines just does not exist. you can use it to understant thermodynamics processes when using in simulated problems but it is only ideal situations.
Q:I have a 1992 Pontiac Sunbird LE. It has 4 cyl. and it has 98,000+ miles on it. I took it in to get the oil changed and they inspected the car for a noise it was making. Found out the water pump was gone and the timing belt was worn. Need replacement on both. They quoted me 670.00 for the repair! STEEP! The part should cost about 20.00 max. How do I replace the water pump myself? And the timing belt? Do I need special tools? If I can't do it pretty easily myself, how much should I pay for the repair? I'm not made of money, but I need my car to run to get me to work everyday! I can't afford much, so anything around 200-300 is probably the most I can spend on the repair. What should I do?
The best thing you could do is maybe run to a library and they might have a Chiltons or Haynes repair manual you can make some copies of, check it out and decide for yourself, but a timing belt is a pretty involved process, not so much for a water pump.
Q:When I buy submersible pump, the other party did not inform is the aluminum submersible pump, water pump factory production of aluminum submersible pump illegal? Is it against the law to sell the pump to the pump without informing me?
When buying, if you ask for a copper wire or a wire, and don't answer you, it's against the principle of good faith. On the contrary, if you did not ask to buy the water pump with aluminum core, then there is no violation. Because the country does not have any laws and regulations prohibiting the production of aluminum core wire motor, naturally there is no aluminum wire motor as a fake and shoddy products, there is no pre notice obligations.In fact, the aluminum core motor is good, and the price is low, especially in the dry environment of small and medium-sized motors, with good performance. Only used in submersible pumps, because aluminum is easier to damp than copper wire, due to bacteria and other corrosion, and its life is sometimes less than copper wire. But the water pump, aluminum often needs to rewind coil, because of a small submersible pump motor is not good around general scrap.
Q:I just posted another question a few minutes ago, but not really much help with the one answer I got. I'm now sure that what part I'm feeling on the back of the engine block is the water pump on my 97 Grand Am 2.4L twin cam POS car. I somehow got my hand back there enough to take pictures to see what I'm feeling. Noticed in one of them that there is a bolt missing! This area was very wet with coolant. Would this bolt missing cause the pump/cover to leak? Makes sense to me. If all the bolts aren't there, then there wouldn't be proper seal, right? Had this engine put in a few months ago. The guy who did it seemed to miss a lot of things.
they're 2 distinctive areas, -- ninety 9% of the time you purely repalce the waterpump! The housing is kind of the decrease back of the pump assembly! analyze this to having a flat tire- you could might desire to throw the tire away,-- yet you utilize the wheel lower back! As for the leak, it relies upon in basic terms what's inflicting it, - this is repairable, - or it could no longer, -- possibly there's a discrepiency interior the instullation additionally. this might purely be desperate by using an experienced mechanic that takes the time to look and see what's inflicting the leak! working example a chip or intense scratch in mating surfaces might enable leak! -- often no sealer is needed while installation a waterpump, - the gasket usually compenstates for any minor' discrepiences of this style (so sealer might desire to no tbe mandatory)! yet this same concern must be relatively solved with a sprint silicone RTV sealer, - it could fill the scratch or chip and seal it off so no leak occoured! *** it is likewise a possibility that the housing isn't good sealed the place it mounts on the block (or the hoses), - and the housing itself must be solid! Housing expenses greater suitable than pump! additionally finding on what they might desire to do to get it out and alter it, - the hard artwork ought to fee lots! finding on whether you're able (or keen) to take this aside and and examine all of it out for your self, -and see if concern exists, - or is repairable (or substitute housing out yoruself), - you will possibly desire to remember on what the storage says! by using the way in some fifty 5 years of being a mechanic, - I even have seen greater defective new areas than i like to think of roughly,- so there's a threat that to procure a team of undesirable areas too! this is unlikely which you're able to get 4 in a row-- (till some production unit became out 10k - improper contraptions on assembly line), -- yet it relatively is not impossible!
Q:I have to replace the hot water recirculating pump in my house. It is made in Hungary and the Manufacturer's letters look almost Russian. The only words in English are the spec's (amp draw, voltage, etc.) This house was built in 1998 and the plumber's no longer in business. It looks like it just threads onto a quot;capbut I don't want to start using pipe wrenches and just mangle it (it's very difficult to get to also). Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Mike
Typically, such pumps come as an assembly with flanges to match the existing pipe. Determine your pipe-size and purchase the entire system to that size. Your plumbing supply will be able to help you match all that. And the difference in cost between just the pump cartridge and the entire system is nominal. Get a good one, by the way. Grundfos and Bell Gosset are amongst the best, TACO comes in pretty well also. Unless you have isolation valves on either side of this pump, you will have to drain the system to do it properly. While you are in there, you have the opportunity to install isolation valves and other sorts of refinements for easing future servicing. Hope this helps.
Q:It is known that it takes an hour to pump water, and also to know the head. How does the pump power need to be calculated? What's the formula?
A 15kw pump, know how to calculate the head pumping water for an hour (if the head is 10 meters)Lift: MFlow rate: kg / sec (general water pump is cubic / hour, if 10 cubic hour / hour: 2.7 kg / sec)Efficiency: average 60%15000/102*0.6=88 kilograms per second88/10=8.8 kg / sec8.8*3600=31680 kg / h=31.6 cubic / hour
Q:I have replaced my water heater and water pump because the owner before me didnt drain it over the winter... but know the water suputers when the pump is on.. when I hook up to city water it works great.. I have not been able to find any leaks.. any ideas???
sounds like not enough pressure try to cypher air through it before using, good luck
Q:My truck has been over heating, and I cant figure out whats going on...the only thing that gets really hot is the upper radiator hose, and the radiator....I just noticed there was a plug unhooked from the water pump, what does that do? Or maybe it could be the thermostat? It just overheats, and when I park it, it wont start half the time, usually I can let it cool off and go, but sometimes it just dies and I have to let it cool off and jump it off.
Based on what you said about it overheating and the upper radiator hose and radiator being the only hot parts, it is definantly a thermostat issue.
Q:I received a call from my daughter who said that the water pump was making a grinding noise. She sent a photo to me showing 0 psi on the gauge. I came home to find it actually working again but after running water straight from the pump I found that it is really rusty. What is this caused from? Our water was nice and clear! We've had freezing conditions here. Still doesn't explain the sudden rust.
it relatively is probably not appropriate. a threat that the sump pump and the nicely pump have been tied jointly and has a GFCI breaker interior the line. See in case you will discover a GFI it relatively is likewise tripped.

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