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May 23, 2025
Dear Sir,
what are the possible reasons for frequent damage to the manometer.
Warm greetings
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Mr. Anderson
May 25, 2025
The possible reasons for frequent damage to the Pratissoli SH Series manometer include:
- Excessive pressure due to malfunctioning pressure regulating valves. - Pipe vibrations or knockings caused by air suction or irregular drive transmission motion. - Pump operation at higher than rated revolutions per minute (r.p.m.). - Incorrect alignment or excessive inclination of the pump during operation. - Clearance in the drive system leading to irregular motion. - Water in oil or worn-out components causing internal stress.
These conditions can cause pressure surges or irregular forces that may damage the manometer.
INDEX 1. INTRODUCTION..................Pag. 2. SYMBOLS DESCRIPTION ..............Pag. 3. SAFETY....................Pag. General warnings for safe operation ............Pag. High pressure unit safety requirements............ Pag. Safety of operation ..................Pag. General procedures for high pressure lance/gun operation .... Pag. Safety of maintenance .
3. SAFETY 1. INTRODUCTION 3.1 General warnings for safe operation Pratissoli SH high pressure water plunger pumps have The misuse of an high pressure water unit and the non- been designed for long life industrial duties and provided observance of the pump installation and maintenance...
of 90 dB(A) suitable ear protection is advised. Note: it must be emphasised that whereas protective clothing provides adequate protection against spray and 3.3 Safety of operation flying particles, it does not constitute complete The access into the area where an high pressure unit is protection against the direct impact of the water jet.
4. PUMP IDENTIFICATION Each pump is fitted with a rating plate 1 Fig.1 containing the following information: 2. pump model and version. 3. serial number. 4. max r.p.m. 5. max operating pressure (bar). 6. oil capacity (ltr.) and oil specification. 7.
8. CONNECTIONS AND PLUGS 7. GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE PUMP USE The SH pump has been designed to pump fresh and filtered water at room temperature. 7.1 Water temperature The max admitted water temperature is 30°C. DRAIN Fig.3 7.2 Max flow and pressure ratings SH pumps are provided with (Fig.3): The performance data indicated in the catalogue and in 1 - N°2 inlet ports IN G 1”1/2.
9.5 Suction line 9. PUMP INSTALLATION For the correct pump operation make sure that the suction line meet with the following specifications: 9.1 Positioning 1. Internal diameter should be at least 38 mm. in any The pump should be installed flat on a rigid base by point, possibly larger depending of the drop in means of the four feet Ø...
10. START UP AND RUNNING 9.6 Filtration PROCEDURES VS pumps require 10 to 20 microns water filtration degree. For a correct filtration system three individual filter units should be provided and positioned as shown 10.1 Before start up by Fig 6. Before start up make sure that the following conditions have been complied with: 1.
11. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 10.3 Water cooling system During operation the cooling water is drained out of the pump through the port (4, Fig.7) located underneath the pump head. The cooling water line should be connected to the inlet line BEFORE the feed pump as shown below.
11.2 Fluid end maintenance The fluid end does not require periodical maintenance. Service operations are limited to the valves inspection and/or replacement, when necessary. Fig.12 Remove the pump head (Fig.12). Fig.9 In order to have access to the delivery valves loose the 12 valve cover screws (1, Fig.9) and remove the valve covers.
11.3 Pumping unit maintenance. Reassemble valves and head back in place by following the disassembling steps in the The only maintenance operation required for the pumping opposite sequence and use a torque wrench unit is the visual check of the amount of water drained at the following settings for the valve cover out by the cooling system through the hole provided screws and head screws :...
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Fig.20 Fig.23 Remove the seeger 1, Fig.23. Remove the upper cover (1,Fig.20). Fig.21 Fig.24 Once head and collector are removed the cylinders 1, Remove the rear seal support 1, the rear seal 2 and the Fig.21 are free to be taken out of the pump body. O’ring 3, Fig.24.
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Fig.28 The new rear seal should be mounted with the larger diameter side first in, as shown in Fig.28. Reassemble the pump following the disassembling steps in the opposite sequence and use a torque wrench for the screws listed below: -Plunger screws: 10 kgm -Head screws:...
2000.3014.0 system has been thawed out. - head/valve seat tool SH26-30 cod. 2000.3013.0 16. WARRANTY TERMS Pratissoli products are warranted to be free from defects 14. PUMP STOPPED FOR LONG in workmanship and material for 12 months from the TIME date of shipment.
18. TROUBLE SHOOTING THE PUMP DOES NOT PRODUCE ANY INSUFFICIENT PUMP PRESSURE: NOISE: the pump is not primed and is - the nozzle is (or has become) too large. running dry ! - r.p.m. are less than rated. - no water in the inlet line. - excessive leakage from pressure - the valves are blocked.
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Dear Sir, what are the possible reasons for frequent damage to the manometer. Warm greetings
The possible reasons for frequent damage to the Pratissoli SH Series manometer include:
- Excessive pressure due to malfunctioning pressure regulating valves.
- Pipe vibrations or knockings caused by air suction or irregular drive transmission motion.
- Pump operation at higher than rated revolutions per minute (r.p.m.).
- Incorrect alignment or excessive inclination of the pump during operation.
- Clearance in the drive system leading to irregular motion.
- Water in oil or worn-out components causing internal stress.
These conditions can cause pressure surges or irregular forces that may damage the manometer.
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