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1800
52.5 Hz
HEAD (mlc)
50 Hz
1600
1400
1200
47.5 Hz
POWER (kW) 1000
2000
1500
1000
500
90
80
70
EFFICIENCY (%)
60
50 20
NPSHR (mlc)
40 15
30 Η 10
3% ∆
20 5
10 0
0 30 60 90 120 150 180 210 240 270 300 330 360 390 420 450
SUCTION FLOW (cub. m. / hr.)
* Head ~ Capacity Curve :
- Rising characteristic
- Drooping characteristic
- Steep characteristic
- Flat characteristic
- Unstable characteristic
HEAD
FLOW
* Power ~ Capacity Curve :
- Non-over loading Curve ER
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- Overloading Curve DI
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P
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- OV
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• SYSTEM HEAD :
- It is the total head of a system against which a pump must operate.
- For a given capacity, it is expressed as
System Head = Total Static Head from supplying level to discharge
level + Discharge Pressure - Suction Pressure -
Friction losses - entrance and exit losses
• OPERATING CONDITIONS :
• PARALLEL OPERATION :
PUMP A
COMBINED
PUMP B
SYSTEM HEAD
SPEED ~ TORQUE CURVE OF PUMP
100
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
10
0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
USER TO VERIFY
When purchasing Pump, User should also check the following :
• CHARACTERISTIC IS STABLE.
105 - - 63 750
205 63 751 - -
106 - - 80 980
206 80 1250 - -
Frame-5 40 90 85 90
3 DEC 2007
CONSTRUCTIONAL FEATURES OF
BOILER FEED PUMP
DESIGN FEATURES OF BFP
• SHAFT
• IMPELLERS
• DIFFUSERS
• RING SECTIONS
• SUCTION GUIDE
• DISCHARGE COVER
• BEARING HOUSINGS
• BEARING BRACKETS
• JOURNAL BEARINGS
• THRUST BEARING
• MECHANICAL SEALS
- IN CASE OF A BREAK DOWN OF RUNNING PUMP, SPARE CARTRIDGE CAN REPLACE IT TOTALLY.
- DOWN TIME FOR CHANGE OVER WILL BE MINIMUM (ONE OR TWO SHIFTS)
- SPARE CARTRIDGE RESTORES THE ORIGINAL EFFICIENCY OF THE PUMP
- SEMI SKILLED TECHNICIANS CAN CARRY OUT THE REPLACEMENT.
RECOMMENDATION :
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT EACH UNIT COMPRISING 3 NOS. OF BOILER FEED PUMPS SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM
OF ONE NO. SPARE BFP CARTRIDGE.
BFP CARTRIDGE
BFP BARREL & CARTRIDGE
MAJOR COMPONENTS OF BFP
• PUMP CASING :
- It houses the hydraulic components of Pumps.
- It prevents the leakage and guides the liquid in a proper direction.
- It is closed by Suction Guide at it’s suction side and Discharge
Cover at it’s discharge side.
• SUCTION GUIDE :
- It guides the fluid from suction pipe to the eye of the Impeller.
- It closes the drive end of Pump Casing and forms the suction
annulus.
- It is not secured to Pump Casing but held against an internal
shoulder in the casing by Ring Section Assembly, Discharge
Cover and Spring Disc.
- It is closed by DE Water Jacket and Mechanical Seal Housing.
• IMPELLER :
- It rotates the mass of fluid with the peripheral speed of its vane tips,
thereby determining the head developed or the Pump working
pressure.
• DIFFUSER :
- It converts Kinetic energy of the fluid into Pressure Energy.
BALANCE DRUM :
• DISCHARGE COVER :
- It closes the NDE of Pump Casing and forms the balance chamber.
- It is closed by NDE Water Jacket and Mechanical Seal Housing.
- A Spring Disc is located between the last stage Diffuser and
the Discharge Cover Balance Drum Bush.
- Spring Disc provides the force required to hold the Ring Section
Assembly in place against DE of Casing.
• MECHANICAL SEAL :
- It consists of two highly polished surfaces, one surface connected to
the Shaft and the other to the stationary part of the Pump.
- Both the surfaces are of dissimilar materials held in continuous
contact by a spring.
- These wearing surfaces are perpendicular to the axis of Shaft.
- A thin film of working fluid between these faces provides cooling &
lubrication.
• SEAL HOUSING :
- It houses the Mechanical Seal.
• BEARINGS :
- They support the Pump Rotor.
- They keep the Shaft or Rotor in correct alignment with stationary
parts under the action of radial and axial loads.
Line Bearings
Thrust Bearings
Line Bearings :
- They give radial positioning to the rotor.
* Antifriction Bearings
* Sleeve Bearings
Thrust Bearings :
- They locate the rotor axially & take residual axial thrust.
- They are fitted in the NDE Bearing Housing.
- They have 8 white metal lined tilting pads held in a split Carrier
Ring positioned on each side of the Thrust Collar.
- Carrier Rings are prevented from rotating with the Shaft by dowel
pins in each ring which engage in slots in the Bearing Housing top
half.
• BEARING HOUSINGS :
- They house Journal Bearing at the DE side and both Journal &
Thrust Bearings at the NDE side.
- These are in the form of cylindrical castings split on the horizontal
Shaft axis, located one each at DE & NDE sides of the Pump.
- These are secured to the Bearing Housing Brackets by studs and
nuts.
- Top & bottom halves of the Bearing Housings are secured together
by studs and nuts and located by dowel pins.
Lovejoy Coupling
Lovejoy Coupling :
Gear type lubricated Coupling :
Diaphragm/Spacer type Coupling :
COUPLING ASSEMBLY
BFP TRAIN WITH COMMON FOUNDATION FRAME :
SESSION-3
3 DEC 2007
CONSTRUCTIONAL FEATURES OF
BOILER FEED BOOSTER PUMP
DESIGN FEATURES OF BP
Pump Casing - Carbon Steel Casting with 0.25 C, 0.60 Si, 0.90 Mn
Pump Shaft - 13% Cr Steel Bar with 1% Ni
Impeller - 13% Cr 4% Ni Stainless Steel Casting
Wearing Ring - Cr Ni Cu Mo Corrosion Resistant Stainless Steel
Bearing Housing - Carbon Steel Casting with 0.25 C, 0.60 Si, 0.90 Mn
Journal Bearing - Mild Steel / White Metal
Thrust Bearing - Steel
Mechanical Seal - Steel
Thrust Collar - Carbon Steel with Chromium plating
• THRUST COLLAR :
BP ASSEMBLY WITH BASE FRAME
BOOSTER PUMP TUBING
CONSTRUCTIONAL FEATURES OF
CONDENSATE EXTRACTION PUMP
DESIGN FEATURES OF CEP
Vertical, Multi Stage, Multi-Shaft.
Can type construction with suction nozzle integral with
Canister.
3 DEC 2007
CONSTRUCTIONAL FEATURES OF
COOLING WATER PUMP
DESIGN FEATURES OF CWP
Options for :
- AOP shall cut in and cut out automatically depending on the lube
oil pressure in the header.
• Working Oil System of BFP set :
- It consists of filling pump, primary wheel, secondary wheel, scoop
tube and working oil cooler.
- Cooling water shall be ensured for lube oil coolers, BFP Mechanical
Seal Cooler, BFP & BP stuffing box.
- Oil level in Thrust Bearing gauge glass shall be above the normal
level.
- If the discharge pressure before NRV is less than the pre-set value
of 13 kg/cm2 , sensed by a Pr. Switch provided at the pump
discharge with a time lag of 10 seconds after CEP Motor starting.
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SYMPTOM PROBABLE FAULT REMEDY
No.
01 Wrong direction of rotation Reverse the direction of
rotation
I Pump does not 02 Inadequate priming Re-prime
deliver liquid 03 Suction pipe insufficiently Ensure adequate
submerged submergence
04 Air leaks in suction line or Arrest leaks or repack
gland gland
05 Speed less Increase speed
PUMP FAULTS AND REMEDIES
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SYMPTOM PROBABLE FAULT REMEDY
No.
01 Suction strainer choked Clean strainer
02 Restriction in delivery pipe Clear obstruction
03 Head under-estimated Reduce losses as required
II Pump does not 04 Leak in delivery Repair leakage
deliver rated 05 Blockage in Impeller or Clear obstruction
quantity Casing
06 Excessive wear at neck Restore original clearances
rings
07 Impeller damaged Renew Impeller
08 Pump gaskets leaking Renew defective gaskets
PUMP FAULTS AND REMEDIES
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SYMPTOM PROBABLE FAULT REMEDY
No.
01 Wrong direction of rotation Reverse the direction of
rotation
III Pump does not 02 Speed less Increase the speed
generate rated 03 Excessive wear at neck Restore original clearances
head 04 Impeller damaged or Renew Impeller or clear
choked blockage
05 Pump gaskets leaking Renew defective gaskets
PUMP FAULTS AND REMEDIES
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SYMPTOM PROBABLE FAULT REMEDY
No.
01 Not fully primed - air or Stop pump and re-prime
vapour lock in suction line
IV Pump loses 02 Inlet of suction pipe Ensure adequate
liquid after insufficiently submerged submergence
starting 03 Air leaks in suction line or Arrest leaks or renew gland
gland packing
PUMP FAULTS AND REMEDIES
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SYMPTOM PROBABLE FAULT REMEDY
No.
01 Pump gaskets leaking Renew defective gaskets
02 Leak in delivery line Repair leak
03 More flow Reduce excess quantity
04 Speed too high Reduce speed
V Pump overloads 05 Impeller neck rings worn Restore original
driving unit excessively clearances
06 Gland packing too tight Slacken & re-tighten to
finger tightness
07 Impeller damaged Renew impeller
08 Mechanical tightness Adjust clearances as
required
09 Pipe stress Disconnect pipe work and
realign to pump
PUMP FAULTS AND REMEDIES
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SYMPTOM PROBABLE FAULT REMEDY
No.
01 Air or vapour lock in Stop Pump and re-prime
suction
02 Suction pipe insufficiently Ensure adequate submergence
submerged
03 Mis-alignment Realign Pump and driving
VI Excessive unit
vibration 04 Worn or loose bearings Renew bearings
05 Impeller choked or damaged Clear or renew Impeller
06 Shaft bent Straighten or renew Shaft
07 Foundation not rigid Strengthen the foundation and
reinstall Pump
08 Coupling damaged Renew Coupling
09 Pipe stress Disconnect pipe work and
realign to Pump
PUMP FAULTS AND REMEDIES
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SYMPTOM PROBABLE FAULT REMEDY
No.
01 Misalignment Correct the alignment
02 Oil level too low or too Replenish/drain to correct
high level
03 Wrong grade of oil Refill correct grade of oil
VII Bearing 04 Dirt in bearings Clean out and refill with
overheating clean oil
05 Moisture in oil Refill oil without moisture
06 Bearings too tight Renew bearings if necessary
07 Too much grease Repack with correct quantity
08 Pipe stress Disconnect pipe work and
realign to Pump
PUMP FAULTS AND REMEDIES
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SYMPTOM PROBABLE FAULT REMEDY
No.
01 Mis-alignment Realign Pump and driving unit.
Renew bearings if requried.
02 Shaft bent Renew Shaft. Renew bearings
if required.
03 Dirt in bearings Clean and refill with clean oil
VIII Bearings wear 04 Lack of lubrication Ensure proper lubrication.
Renew bearings if required.
05 Bearing badly installed Follow manufacturer's
instructions. Renew bearings if
needed.
06 Pipe stress Ensure pipe work is correctly
aligned to Pump. Renew
bearings if needed.
07 Excessive vibration Refer to Symptom VI.
PUMP FAULTS AND REMEDIES
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SYMPTOM PROBABLE FAULT REMEDY
No.
01 Air or vapour lock in Stop Pump and re-prime
suction line
IX Irregular 02 Fault in driving unit Examine driving unit and
delivery make good any defects
03 Air leaks in suction line or Arrest leaks or repack gland
gland
04 Inlet of suction pipe Ensure adequate
insufficiently submerged submergence
PUMP FAULTS AND REMEDIES
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SYMPTOM PROBABLE FAULT REMEDY
No.
01 Air or vapour lock in Stop Pump and re-prime
suction line
02 Inlet of suction pipe Ensure adequate
X Excessive noise insufficiently submerged submergence
level 03 Air leaks in suction line or Make good any leaks or
gland repack gland
04 Mis-alignment Realign Pump and driving
unit
05 Worn or loose bearings Renew Shaft
06 Shaft bent Renew Shaft
07 Foundation not rigid Strengthen Foundation