Goulds Pumps ICB - IOM - Manual (Page 24)

Installation, Operation and Maintenance Instruction Model ICB
ICB 100-English page 15 Revision 00
Article No 21999991 Issue 05/2006
can insert a solid screw driver into the cross
boring, press it against the front face of the motor
and move both shafts against each other.
8.8 Reconditioning
After disassembly all parts must be cleaned and
checked for wear carefully. Worn or damaged parts
must be replaced by new parts (spare parts).
It is recommended in most cases to replace mech.
seal, ball bearings and seals (flat seal, O-rings).
All PTFE-sealing elements and graphite
sealings are intended for being used only once.
In most cases it make sense, if damaged absolutely
necessary, to renew the mech. seal and the bearings
Deposits on the impeller (230), in the volute casing
(102V) or on the casing cover must be removed.
8.8.1 Clearance at impeller
Suction side of impeller
Back vanes of impeller
Drive side of impeller
Only with pump size
100-65-315
125-80-315
125-100-315
150-125-315
Nominal diameter D (mm)
60
68
85
100
120
135
155
175
220
min. 0,15 0,17 0,20 0,22 0,25
new
max. 0,19 0,22 0,24 0,27 0,30
Radial
clearance
s (mm)
worn 0,78 0,85 0,90 1,05 1,15
new 0,8 - 1,2 Axial
clearance
a (mm)
worn max. 1,7
When the wear limits has been reached or
exceeded, the worn parts must be replaced.
For volute casings (102V) with a wear ring (502.11)
and cover casings (161) with a wear ring (502.31)
there are the following possibilities to restore the
correct clearance:
a) Renew impeller (230) and wear ring. Then the
original measures are restored.
b) A customized wear ring (bored to fit) can be
supplied to avoid replacement of the impeller.
Please contact factory for details.
When volute casing (102V) or casing cover (161)
without wear ring must be repaired, a wear ring can
be installed to renew pump performance.
Remachining of the volute casing and / or casing
cover is required. Please contact the factory for
details and assistance.
8.9 Mounting
8.9.1 General
Re-assemble the pumps using the reverse order of
steps as completed for pump disassembly. However
the following observations should be considered:
ƒ Pay attention to the utmost cleanliness when
reassembling the pump.
ƒ For tight tolerances e.g. between stub shaft (210)
and motor shaft or impeller (230) and shaft (210),
as well as thread, use suitable anti-galling
compound (e.g. Molykote / Never-Seeze), so that
the next mounting and dismounting will be easier.
Anti-galling compound must be compatible with
the pumpage.
ƒ Screws should be tightened, with the following
torque:
Screw torque in Nm
Location
Screw
Size
Lubricated
threads
Dry threads
M12 35 50
M16 105 150 Casing Screws
M20 210 305
M10 35 50
M12 60 90 All other scres
M16 150 220
ƒ Do not use excessive force.
ƒ For mounting of stub shaft refer to chapter 8.9.2.
ƒ For mounting of mech. seal refer to separate
"Mounting Instruction of Shaft Sealing" and
chapter 8.5.
ƒ For impellers with back vanes the axial clearance
between the back vanes and the casing cover
(161) should be checked after mounting the
impeller (230) and tightening the impeller nut (922)
(see chapter 8.8.1).
ƒ After the mounting of the back pull out assembly,
and its assembly into the volute casing, turn the
shaft and control the free moving of the pump in
this way. The shaft sealings will cause slightly
resistance when turning, but there must not be
any contact between metal parts.
Before starting the pump do not forget to install
and connect all security devices.
8.9.2 Mounting of Stub Shaft
ƒ Insert key in the motor stump.
ƒ Put anti-galling compound onto the motor stump
(see point 8.9.1).
ƒ Push stub shaft up the motor shaft to measure A
(see pict. 11 and chart).
ƒ Drill countersink into motorshaft, appr. 2-3 mm
depth, through the radial bore in the motor shaft
(see pict. 11), by useing a twistdrill with 90° tip.