December 10th 11am-12:00 EST Join Hayward Tyler engineers for a 60-minute technical presentation as we walk through reverse engineering including process, techniques and case studies. We explore topics including: This presentation is
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February 11th- Free Webinar: Corrosion in Vertical Pumps
February 11th 11am-12:00 EST Join Hayward Tyler engineers for a 60-minute technical presentation as we walk through corrosion mechanisms that affect vertical pumps especially those in seawater or brackish water services. We explore fundamental
March 11th- Free Webinar: Introduction to Fluid Film Bearings
March 11th, 11am-12:00 EST Join Hayward Tyler engineers for a 60-minute technical presentation as we walk through the fundamentals of fluid film bearings including the different designs, bearing selection criteria and factors which effect
On Demand- Free Webinar: Corrosion in Vertical Pumps
On Demand Join Hayward Tyler engineers for a 60-minute technical presentation as we walk through corrosion mechanisms that affect vertical pumps especially those in seawater or brackish water services. We explore fundamental questions
On Demand- Free Webinar: Introduction to Fluid Film Bearings
Miss our latest webinar? Access our latest recorded webinar at your convenience Join Hayward Tyler engineers for a 60-minute technical presentation as we walk through the fundamentals of fluid film bearings including the different designs, bearing
SRVB #11-Preparation and Verification of All Pressure Boundary Flanges on HT Boiler Water Circulating Pumps (BWCP): New Manufacture or Repairs
This Safety Bulletin is in response to customers asking about the suitability of hardware on connection flanges after return from shop service or upon initial receipt of a new motor. The below information serves as guidance about what needs to be
Upgrade the capacity of your BWCP thrust bearing
We understand that your plant is likely operating with quicker start-ups and shutdowns, and more frequent load changes than it was originally designed. These operating modes can cause pre-mature bearing wear or, in some cases, catastrophic failure
SRVB #8-Boiler Water Circulating Pump-Motor Rotation Verification
This procedure should be viewed as guidance to give the owner advice in verifying that the motor is operating in the correct rotation. It is not a guarantee of the correct rotation, as, at all times, good judgment must be utilized. It is very
SRVB #5-HT BWCP rotor to stator magnetic gap restack criteria
There has been much discussion over when to restack a BWCP rotor or stator for electrical performance reasons (i.e. not mechanical damage, but actual or anticipated performance degradation). There are four primary concerns with an increased
SRVB #3-Boiler Circulation Pump Cavitation
As most pump users know, that when cavitation occurs, it is the result of vapor bubbles collapsing within the impeller passages. It may be within the fluid or on the metal surfaces, and most often does cause vibration in the unit. If severe enough,
SRVB #2-Boiler Circulation Pump Vibration
All rotating equipment lends themselves to vibration measurement and analysis. During normal operation they emit a specific vibration signature. If this signature changes it provides an indication of a change in the health of the
SRVB #1-Boiler Water Circulation Pump Protection during Boiler Acid Cleaning
A purge supply of 2 USgpm minimum should be maintained throughout the entire chemical cleaning operation on ALL pumps in situ, regardless of whether the motors are energized or not, unless the pumps can be isolated from the system, and this isolation
