Double Suction Vertical/Horizontal Split Casing Pump

Double Suction Vertical/Horizontal Split Casing Pump System 1

Double Suction Vertical/Horizontal Split Casing Pump

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 set

Supply Capability:: 200 set/month

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Advantage of Double Suction Vertical/Horizontal Split Casing Pump
Easy mantainance
Higher efficiency&saving energy
Low noise
Non-leakage
Stabel runing and longer operation life
Save installation space
Exellent Performance
Compact Structure
Both horizontal and vertical installation
Easy installation pipeline, sucttion and discharge in one line

Applications of Double Suction Vertical/Horizontal Split Casing Pump
Type SBS Horizontal Axially Split Casing Double Suction Pump is wide apply in water works, irrigation, drainage pump station, power plant, municipal water supply system, firefighting, ship build. also can be apply in oil process industry, drainage in civil building, HVAC, metallurgy, chemical ,pharmacy,power plantetc for supply water or liquid property similar to water both in physics and chemical.

Technical data of Double Suction Vertical/Horizontal Split Casing Pump
Diameter of Discharge Flange: DN80 upto DN900
Capacity:Q:83 - 11600m3/h
Head:H:8 - 180m
Max Working Pressure:cast iron 1.6MPa, Ductile Iron and Cast Steel 2.5MPa
Max Operating Temperature: 120 degree
Rotation Direction : from the driven end, the pump rotating direction is CW, also CCW rotation direction is available if needed.

Model Explanation of Double Suction Vertical/Horizontal Split Casing Pump
SBS 125 500F/412
SBS SBS Horizontal Axially Split Casing Double Suction Pump
125 - Discharge Diameter (mm)
500 Impeller Nominal Diameter (mm)
F - Impeller hydraulic Code
412- Impeller Diameter Code

General description of Double Suction Vertical/Horizontal Split Casing Pump
State Patents (Patent Number: ZL01 2 39077.1) the advantage of vertical& horizontal installation construction to fill domestic blank. To match different installation requirement. strengthen casing design, high efficiency and save energy, compact design to ensure stable and reliable operation.

FAQ of Double Suction Vertical/Horizontal Split Casing Pump

1. Are your pumps cheaper than those of your competitors?

CNBM aims to give its customers the highest standards of quality and service and delivery times, all at a reasonable price.

2. Do you have self-priming pumps?

Yes, our product portfolio also includes two ranges of self-priming pumps: self-priming electric pumps and self-priming side channel pumps.

3. Is it really necessary to fit a bleed valve for the boxes?

It is always best to have a bleed valve as the gas produced by the fermenting sewage is potentially hazardous.

4. If I increase the power of the motor, must I also increase the power of the inverter?

You must select the size of converter that allows maximum absorption of the electric motor.

Q: What does the temperature range of the pump mean?: The range of temperature is less than 135 degrees Celsius, which means that the range of use shall not exceed 135 degrees celsius. Refers to the temperature of hot water, high pressure steam boiler inside the water temperature is more than 100 degrees Celsius, your pump is a high-pressure high temperature water pump, generally used for steam boiler or high temperature waterway system. For reference only.

Q: About 3 weeks ago our water stopped. We replaced the switch at the pump and it was fine. Today when I was running water, it stopped again. I went and flipped the breaker on it, but it still didn't come on. About 20 minutes later, it started working again. Have you ever had this happen or do you know what the problem could be?: You mentioned that you flipped the breaker...was the breaker tripped? If so...then your pump is overheating, and tripping the breaker. Possibly some bare wires rubbing together in the well pipe might cause it too. If the breaker isn't tripping...then you may have a problem with the well itself. If it's going dry...the pump will shut itself down when the water stops flowing through it...rather than sit there and run until it burns itself up! Hopefully it's just a bad breaker! :-) Good Luck!!

Q: One month ago, mechanics replaced water pump for my car, 04 dodge stratus, 100000 miles. When I went to get the car, there was big noise coming out from engine. The mechanics told me it was because of sediment in auto oil system and he show me some sediment he took out. I know little about car so I thought he was right. But now the noise changed and engine light came on. I went to firestone to check it. The report said timing jump and cranked. The second day the engine died totally. And I went to another two mechanics. They said the previous one who replaced the water pump did something wrong to timing chain. But that mechanics didn't admit it. What can I do?: You have a good case for small claims court, but you'll have to prove the facts in court, not here on yahoo. 1) Prove that the first shop changed your water pump. (I think there's a good chance that mechanic did, indeed, mess up the timing.) 2) Get something in writing from any subsequent, licensed mechanic who thinks the timing was changed. At 100,000 miles, there's a fair chance your timing chain could have been old, needing replacement, but if the first guy replaced the water pump, that seems the likeliest culprit. Worse, I hope you didn't ruin the motor. Sometimes when your motor is out of time, you can bend a valve or put a hole in the piston. Better get your motor checked by someone who knows what they're doing then consider your options- small claims or the first mechanic's insurance company. If you talk to the insurance company, you should have a lawyer do the talking. Good luck!!

Q: What are the parameters of the pump price?: The first point: brand, manufacturers are generally different, the price difference is relatively large, the brand effect and quality of this.The second point: motor model and matching pump model, the general power is greater, the higher the price.The third point: special requirements, such as: to achieve a special lift, or special flow, special materials, special maintenance period, the rate of special accidents. The price is higher than the usual model.Basically, these are the pumps that determine the price of the pump. In fact, the same manufacturer, the power difference is not too large, there is no special requirements, the price is basically the same, the reason manufacturers do not the same price, is a marketing strategy, in fact, the cost is the same.

Q: How do I tell the difference between a long and a short water pump? I have a Chevy 350 V8, a crate motor the same size is going in very soon. How do I tell which one I have so that I can get the correct brackets, accessories, etc.?: Chevy Short Water Pump

Q: Hello,Thanks for looking into my question. I am a little confused on the definition of a submersible water pump. I am assuming that they are actually submerged but that sounds a bit unlikely in my mind. I suppose if it has a GFCI setup built in with everything sealed beyond the portion that pumps, it would work submerged without any risks involved.Are submersible water pumps meant to be fully submerged? I am mainly interested in this information because I am concerned about the amount of noise they make, being submerged seems likely that they would not be able to be heard. Thanks.: they all make noise. my Ex had them all, arrrgh!

Q: I just had my water pump/timing belt replaced and oil change. When the pump failed, white smoke was coming out, which I figured out to be coolant from the smell. Now there is smoke coming out from under the engine, which I believe to smell like oil. Also, the temperature gauge goes up to the halfway point when I am at a stoplight or idling. The highest I have ever seen it is at 1/3.I had my car serviced by the dealership and I asked them. The man said its burning oil residue from the oil change and that it will burn away in a few days. Is this true? I have had my car worked on and oil changed for the past year at this dealership and have never had any smoke or other problems. What else could be going on? Worse case scenarios. Thanks everyone.: Almost every time i have seen this in my 35 years of exp.its turned out to be a cracked block or head.

Q: Hello online mechanics! You guys have saved me a lot of money on my car, so now I have a new question! I have a 97 Ford Contour and lately since it's been cool in NJ, I've been hearing a tapping coming from the timing belt cover, but when the car warms up, there's no sound. I took the car to my mechanic and he says that I need to have the timing belt replaced, the pulleys adjusted, and the water pump changed. The price for doing the timing belt was $400 (including adjusting the pulleys) and $700 for the timing and the water pump. My question is ; do I need to do the water pump? He says that if you do the timing belt, that you should do the water pump too, but should I if there's nothing wrong with it ( as far as I know) and I'm not looking for the added expense? I thought if it ain't broke don't fix it still applies to things, or am I mistaken? Thanks guys gals! In these tough economic times, I'm not looking to spend any more than is necessary!: That's the common thinking (to replace a water pump if you go as far as removing the old timing belt. The idea is that if you don't replace it and it goes bad before the next time the timing belt needs changed, then you will pay significantly for the labor that could have been done now. Boy, I hate to hear those prices. I have always done my own repair work. Do you own the tools and capable/amenable to doing it yourself ? Do you know that if you did that job yourself that the cost would only be about $110. ($30+/- for the belt; and $80+/- for the pump). Anyway.... yeah replace the pump now if the mileage is 75,000 or more because it probably won't last until 150,000 (next belt change)

Q: Why can't sprinkler system and hydrant system share water pump in fire fighting system?: Code for design of sprinkler systems, GB, 50084 - 2001 (2005 Edition)The water pump 10. 2.1 systems should be set up independently, and should be a preparation or a preparation will set the standby pump ratio.10., 2.2, according to the two load power supply construction, it is appropriate to use diesel pump as a standby pump.Some of them used to be common pumps, and now the code emphasizes independence.