7 final assembly, 8 fill bearing pedestal with oil, 9 tests – Richter MNKA Series (ASME) User Manual

Page 20: Final assembly, Fill bearing pedestal with oil, Tests, Series mnka

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Series MNKA,

acc. to ASME

Page 20

9250-050-en

Revision 11

TM 7903

Edition 07/2010

7.8.7 Final assembly

Dismantle trial assembly for determining the bearing
play again and perform the final assembly.

With the O-ring

412/3

With the distance ring

504

With 1 drop of adhesive on the shaft thread, e.g.
Loctite 243 from Loctite or an equivalent.

Only one drop of the adhesive is to be applied per
thread.
Otherwise the next dismantling operation will be more
difficult or no longer possible without destroying
components.

Install plain bearing pedestal

339

and tighten hex.

screws

901/5

.

Strong axial forces are again produced when
the completely assembled plain bearing
pedestal is inserted into the lantern.

Push the entire slide-in unit with housing (casing)
gasket

401

into the housing (casing)

100

and

screw together with hex. screws

901/3

.

When tightening the housing (casing) screws

901/3

,

make sure that the support bracket

183

is firmly

positioned. If necessary, undo support bracket, align
and secure again.
For tightening torques, see

Section 1.1

.

7.8.8 Fill bearing pedestal with oil

Oil quantities:

For group 1

appr. 17 oz (500 ml)

For group 2

appr. 50 oz (1460 ml)

Groups see

Section 1

.

Type of oil:

See

Section 7.2.2

.

Procedure for filling with oil:

Tilt constant level oiler

638/1

.

Fill the oiler with oil.
Swing the constant level oiler into the vertical
position.
If the oil level still falls too much, pour more oil into
the oiler.

Fig. 6

7.9 Tests

The pumps are tested with water at the
manufacturer's.
The operating data measured are documented in a

works certificate

.

If, during a test after repairs, discrepancies compared
with the works certificate are discovered, the following
people can be called in:
1. in-house pump office
2. The manufacturer Richter

or its local agent

The following conveying data can be checked using
the

pump performance curves

:

Flow rate
Head
Power requirement
NPSHR

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