- 书名：离心泵操作指导
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Description
What Every Reliability-Minded Operator Needs to Know
Operators Guide to Centrifugal Pumps is specifically written for process operators who regularly deal with centrifugal pumps, addressing principally those variables and factors under their control, while keeping design theory and mathematics to a minimum. Some topics covered in this book are:
1. Importance of equipment reliability and what role operators play in this mission.
2. Centrifugal pump operating characteristics
3. Mechanical seals and their related seal flush plans
4. What operators should know about electric motors
5. Lubrication basics
6. Troubleshooting basics
7. How to start a pump reliability program
Operators Guide to Centrifugal Pumps: What Every Reliability-Minded Operator Needs to Know can be used as a self-paced, self-taught short course or as a companion to a "live" prepared short course for both inexperienced and seasoned operators. It can also serve as a handy field guide.
What We Like About This Book: Robert Perez has worked in the petrochemical industry for 30 years and knows this topic from a practitioners standpoint. He has included a lot of useful lookup tables, recommendations and guidelines. It includes a useful Field Troubleshooting Matrix and his 10 step process to reliability success.
Author: Robert X. Perez
Published: 2008
Format: Paperback
Pages: 194
Excerpt:
The most preventable types of centrifugal pump failures are lubrication related failures. With sufficient attention to details, lubrication failures should be rare events. Operators play a key role in maximizing the lubricants useful life through their vigilance.
The lubricants and sealing methods available today have greatly improved the reliability of sump type lubrication systems. All centrifugal pumps require lubrication of their radial and axial bearings in order to maintain the rotor’s position relative to the casing and ensure reliable operation.
Table Of Contents:
The Operator's Mission
Reliability Tracking
MTBR Data from Across the Industry
Other Tracking Tools
Bad Actors
Centrifugal Pump Primer—Part I
Introduction
Why use centrifugal pumps?
Head versus Pressure
Centrifugal Pump Performance
System Curves
Bernoulli’s Principle Explained
Centrifugal Pump Primer—Part II
The Best Efficiency Point
The 40/60/80 Rule of Thumb (for low flow operation)
System Curves Revisited
Cavitation Defined
Ways to Avoid Cavitation
Centrifugal Pump Primer—Part III
Pump Design Considerations
Basic Centrifugal Pump Construction
Impellers
Bearings
Seals
O-rings
Centrifugal Pump Types
Pump Suction Arrangements
Sealless Pumps
Pump Drivers
How to Protect Your Mechanical Seals
Seal Chamber Venting
Seal Flush Plans
Stuffing Box Pressure
API Flush Plans
Detailed Operating Guides for 12 Common Flush Plans
Motors 101 for Operators
Motor Bearings
Vibration
Motor Overload
Controls
Instrumentation
Electrical Safety
Pump Lubrication in a Nutshell
Types of Lubrication
Grease Lubrication and Greasing Tips
Splash Lubrication
Oil Mist Lubrication
Closed Loop Lubrication Systems
Lubrication Responsibilities
10 Ways to Protect Your Pumps
Ten Ways to Positively Affect Pump Reliability
The Pitfalls of Parallel Pump Operation
Pump Design and Installation Problems Operators Should Look Out For
How to Start-up a Centrifugal Pump
Avoiding Early Pump Failures
Start-up Procedures for Common Centrifugal Pump Situations
Why Detailed Start-up Procedures are Important
Introduction to Field Troubleshooting
Common Symptoms
Common Causes
How to Use a Field Troubleshooting Matrix
Troubleshooting Example
The Road to Reliable Pumps
Ten Proven Steps to More Reliable Pumps
Illustrated Glossary of Centrifugal Pump Terms
Glossary of Electric Motor Terms
Basic Centrifugal Pump Formulas
Index
Reviews:
It’s important for reliability professionals to have easy access to a rather extensive library of technical books. There are certainly more than a dozen different pump books sitting on my shelves and they all cater to different but overlapping audiences. If, until very recently, I might have had doubts about needing any additional ones, it turns out I would have been wrong.
With his OPERATOR’S GUIDE TO CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, Robert X. Perez fills a very significant gap. Subtitled “What Every Reliability-Minded Operator Needs to Know”, this book was specifically written for process operators who regularly deal with centrifugal pumps. It optimally addresses the various variables and factors under the operators’ control and keeps design theory and mathematics to a minimum.
I was impressed by the relevance of the topics covered by Robert Perez, an experienced engineer who devoted the better part of his career to interfacing with process operators.
By the time the reader reaches the end of this text, he or she will have acquired a clear understanding of how to operate and monitor process pumps. Three handy appendixes are also contained in the book; they will answer questions that arise in the field.
This multi-faceted book can be used as a self-paced, self-taught short course or as a companion to a "live" prepared short course for both inexperienced and seasoned operators. It can also serve as a handy field guide after completion of the course.
The author set out on a mission to add value. He wanted this book to provide the latest generation of operators with a body of knowledge that is relevant, complete, and practical in any industrial setting. Perez also wanted the text to be useful for years to come - I firmly believe he has accomplished this goal. Your facility will benefit from this clear, extremely well-written narrative, the many illustrations, and the various experience-based checklists.
Review by: Heinz P. Bloch, P.E.
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