Chemical Process Pump CPP001

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Place of Origin:	Zhejiang China (Mainland)	Brand Name:	CNBM	Model Number:	FSB
Theory:	Centrifugal Pump	Structure:	Single-stage Pump	Usage:	Chemical
Power:	Electric	Standard or Nonstandard:	Standard	Fuel:	Electric
Pressure:	Middle pressure	Application:	Chemical	Working condition:	Contimuous
Working enviroment:	Indoor & outdoor	Guarantee of pump:	12 Monthes	Guarantee of wearing parts:	3 Monthes
Wearing parts:	Impellers, seals, etc	Shaft seal type:	Mechanical seal	Customized orders:	Provide standard or customized pumps
Packing:	Plywood case, carton, pallet	Delivery time:	Small order 1-5 days, big order within a month	Shipping:	By sea, by air, by express

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	Plywood case for normal pumps and machines, plate for heavy pumps and machines.
Delivery Detail:	2 days and above according to clients requirements.

Specifications

FSB single stage single suction centrifugal pump chemical process pump
1.Convey corrosive medium
2.Fluorine plastic alloy

FSB single stage single suction centrifugal pump chemical process pump

1. Introduction:

1. FSB single stage single suction centrifugal pump chemical process pump is reasonable design, compact structure, reliable performance, easy to use and saving energy.

2. Applied to convey acid, oxidant, corrosive medium (forbid to transit medium likely to crystallize) with physical property similar to water.

3. Wet parts are made of fluorine plastic alloy through reasonable design, mold pressing, machining, with advantages of strong corrosion resistance ability, high mechanical strength, non aging, no toxin decomposed.

4. It is widely used in the fields of chemical industry, petrol, medicine, pesticide, dye, smelting, paper making, plating, and food, etc.

Q: My water pump in my pontiac bonneville 99 went bad, and while I was in the navy, in aviation fuels, some of my job consisted of repairing pumps and valves, and rebiulding them all together, and this water pump from my car seems to have some of the same features of previos pumps i've worked on, usualy when i use to repair pumps, most of the time i just replaced the bearings, just wondering if its do-able, im looking for the cheapist way to fix this, the casing for the pump seems to be in very good condition, but havent got it out of my car yet, im short on tools right now for the moment... thanks in advance for any help...: Don't bother. Water pumps fail on this motor all the time and replacements are plentiful and cheaper than dirt. I won't even use rebuilt water pumps in my shop - we only install new ones because they are much more reliable and the cost difference is literally only a couple of bucks.

Q: i changed my fuel pump and now my car wont turn over....any help? maybe starter?: im confused at everything you are saying here. first off you said you changed the water pump and then it wont start and u said u changed the fuel pump in the next sentence.... so which one did you change?? and how does it try to start but not turn over? if it trys to start the engine has to turn over other wise you would hear a click sound which could be low battery or looose connections... try jumping it. if that doesnt work it could be the starter as well. but generaly if the starter goes out it wont make no noise at all when u turn the key..... if urs makes noise then its trying to turn which means it needs more power... unless you did somthing wrong and the engine is in such a bind it cant turn. now if ur engine is turning over when u try to start it then it could mean its still not getting fuel so u need to check for fuel. if it has fuel then ur problem could resume in no spark to ur plugs which means if u replaced the fuel pump cause it wouldnt start then that may not have been ur problem the whole time u should have checked for spark and fuel before replacing random parts cause u think they are bad. so depending on what your trying to say here its hard to give u a direct answer cause u completely reword yourself over and over and nothing makes sense.

Q: 1.5KW water pump caliber is 40, what is the flow rate?: Caliber 40 pumps, 1.5KW model IRG40-160A, flow 5.9 cubic meters, 28 meters per hour head

Q: Water pump: get a chevy better car FORD found on road dead . ha ha ha haha!

Q: We have a 3-story (including ground floor) house. We have 2 bathrooms.We need to invest in a water pump to deliver water from ground floor to all floors + 2 reservoir tanks (one located on first floor, and the second tank located on the second floor).Which water pump do you recommend among these:(1) Valco 261PL or Valco 261PT(2) Davey HS50-05TI'd be MOST grateful if you could kindly advice me on any reliable brand that you know (apart the ones that I mentioned). We're basically looking for a very reliable pump up to around $700 (preferably less).BTW, according to you, what's the typical horsepower we should be looking for? Will 1hp suffice??Thank you very much!: Floor Water Pump

Q: How hard is putting in a water pump for my 5-series on a 1-10 scale ?and how do i put it in ? details please !? i dont have a chitlon for it . ive worked a lot on this car and i do know some things about it, but not very car savy. Thank you !!: What is easy for you may be hard for others, so I would not give the job any hardship rating. But the approximate job entails doing these...descriptions from viewpoint of person standing infront and looking towards the engine... a) remove fan blade with fan clutch by turning big nut clockwise (reverse thread) b) remove fan belt, then remove pulley attached to water pump c) remove radiator fan shroud if you can to have more space to work in d) put basin underneath engine to catch coolant and detach radiator hose connected to water pump e) remove 6 bolts holding water pump and remove pump f) clean surface of engine block to remove left over sealant/gasket g) install new pump and other removed parts in reverse order h) add coolant, bleed (using bleeder screws in thermostat housing and upper radiator hose), then top-off coolant to proper level marked on expansion tank near windshield. i) ran engine or roadtest, then recheck coolant level after overnight stay or when engine cools down.

Q: My Ram is leaking collant bad but it doesnt seem to be coming from the water pump it seems like it is coming from directly below the water pump. What part is this and is it even possible for this part to be leaking coolant?: there is about 99% chance that it is your water pump.

Q: the pump inlet how hard is this to replace i know the timing chain cover has to be removed and is this the propable place of the leak: If okorder has printable online manuals for most repairs but if you aren't mechanically inclined and have little experience I would advise you to take it to a mechanic and have it fixed properly. Depending on the vehicle most water pump replacement cost between 2 and 3 hundred at a garage. The timing chain cover never needs to be removed to change a water pump.

Q: i was wondering how hard it would be to chancge a water pump in a 1997 chrysler sebring.: Well, you will have to pull the belt for the car. Most likely will have to pull the alternator, power steering, ac compressor, and many other parts that are in the way. On an scale from one to ten and ten being the hardest, 4. If you have minimal knowledge, mechanic time.

Q: I have gotten oil in my coolant, and coolant in my oil..It might be the head gasket, no doubt, but many people said (online forums) that my bike, has issues with the seal that is separating oil pump from water pump. They go bad, and when they do, the oil mixes with coolant and vise versa. Now, I am seeking from professional help, on how to take out both of the pumps, without messing up timing, and also without messing up anything else. I have removed the entire exhaust system, dropped the oil pan, and i can see the oil/water pump pretty good. What i do not know is how to remove it properly. Any help is help, I have searched and searched on google and forums on how to perform this task, but couldnt find any specific help on how to remove the pump. Thank you!!!!!: Take pictures make notes if you don't have a manual.

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