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Industrial Centrifugal Pumps are one of most commonly used pumps due to the ease of installation and relative affordability. However due to their operational method their impellers are prone to damage from the variety of environment that they are used in and due to various types of liquid they pump. That is why maintenance of Centrifugal Pump is important for smooth industrial operations. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: What is the significance of industrial centrifugal pumps


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Significance of Centrifugal Pumps
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Introduction
  • Centrifugal Pumps are the most popularly used due
    to their Smooth flow rate, Range of capacity,
    Design simplicity and Ease of maintenance and
    operations.
  • These pumps are expensive, and their repair or
    replacement is a cost burden for the business.
  • Since they are an integral part of operations in
    most industries, their down time leads to huge
    revenue losses.

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Usage of Centrifugal Pumps in various Industries
  • Water desalination plants Centrifugal Pumps are
    most efficient at transporting solid containing
    sea water for the purpose of desalination.
  • Mining industry In mineral processing precious
    minerals are separated from gangue and bitumen by
    centrifugal pumps. These pumps also help to
    process the minerals and are also used to
    transport the slurries and solid-containing
    fluids that accumulate during the mining process.
  • Petrochemical plants As centrifugal pumps are
    robust they help to transfer flammable and
    valuable petrochemical products. The production
    of plastics, rubbers, and dyes is also done
    through well-designed centrifugal pumps.

4
Common causes for the damage of Centrifugal
Pumps
  • Seal damage resulting in Leakage.
  • Bearing failure due to incorrect lubrication,
    misalignment, improper maintenance or high
    temperature of the pumped liquid.
  • Impeller failure due to improper heat treatment,
    poor surface finish or insufficient radial
    clearance between impeller and volute casing.
  • Fracture of shaft and cracks due to Corrosive
    environment.

5
Solution
  • To avoid these damages that result in downtime
    which will eventually lead to loss of revenue for
    these large-scale industries, it is best to
    continuously monitor operational parameters of
    the Centrifugal Pumps.
  • However manual monitoring and inspection is
  • Expensive
  • Not Accurate
  • Non-Comprehensive

6
Technology Solution
  • For Centrifugal Pump stakeholders such as
    manufacturers, rentals, users or Support teams
    pump monitoring can be done easily and remotely
    through IIoT based application. Such an IoT
    platform for these IIoT integrated smart pumping
    solutions comprise of three significant parts
  • Sensors, including cables and junction boxes
  • Data collection device
  • Monitoring/analysis software
  • The sensors work to pick data from different
    hardware which is then relayed using
    GPRS/Internet/ Ethernet etc to a web-based
    application which stakeholders can access on
    their smart devices such as phones, laptops, and
    computers.

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Benefits of the IIoT Solution
  • The IIoT Platform will allow close yet remote
    monitoring of following types of data
  • Vibrations/ Noise Main reasons for excessive
    noise are impeller damage, misalignment, worn-out
    bearing, bent shaft or lack of prime. The IIoT
    platform helps to monitor noise levels and
    associated data.
  • Temperature A centrifugal pump gets overheated
    due to faulty packing or bearing, misalignment,
    and obstruction in delivery line. When the IIoT
    platform picks data on temperatures crossing the
    ideal threshold, corrective measures can be
    taken.
  • Gap between the impeller and Pump Housing This
    gap is an indication of Wear and tear of impeller
    blades leading to reduced pump efficiency and
    eventual plant downtime. As the impeller wears,
    the gap between the impeller and the pump housing
    increases.  Data regarding this gap can be
    collected easily through appropriate sensors used
    in the IIoT Platform.

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