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4 Installation
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
Figure 6
Figure 7
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In many installations, the piping is installed near the
ceiling with the pump located close to the floor for ease of
maintenance. Pumps with up to 3 inch nozzles and up to
215 NEMA frame motors can be installed in this
configuration with pipe hangers adequate to carry the
loads from the pump, piping and piping accessories.
Larger pumps can be installed in this configuration but
require either the optional B&G Flange Supports or a floor
support under the discharge elbow and an adjustable
support leg under the B&G Suction Diffuser Plus. See
Figure 3:
on page 14
Please consult a structural engineer with questions or to
validate your pump installation with plumbing
configuration.
Pumps can be installed in the piping with floor mounted
saddles adequate to carry the loads from the pump and
piping. See
Figure 4:
on page 14
Optional B&G Flange Supports can be used when rigid
pump support to the floor or isolation base is required.
The supports are installed on the back side of the pump
flanges and have tapped holes to accept the flange
bolting and have mounting holes in their bases for
anchor bolts. Pipe supports (not shown) are required such
that the pump flanges are not supporting the piping. See
Figure 5:
on page 14
Alternately with the optional B&G Flange Supports,
isolation pads can be used between the support and the
floor. See
Figure 6:
on page 14
For seismic region installation, use seismically-rated
isolation pads between the flange supports and the
concrete foundation. See
Figure 7:
Series e-82 INSTRUCTION MANUAL
on page 14
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