Form ng200r3 212) ENGINEERING GUIDE FOR PROCESS PLANT DESIGN OF EQUIPMENT AND FACILITY PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE TEG 1-1211-101E ISSUED guN.24,'88 @ Toyo Encieerinc Corrorarion TOKYO. JAPANroxvo G ss7an ENGINEERING MANUALS 2 ae PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE [issuep [P°"-24"88 conrewns PAGE GENERAL as. Intent 2 112 scope 2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF PUMP 2.1 Classification and Characteristics of Pump 2 212 Scope 4 213 Selection Guideline 4 (CENTRIFUGAL PUMP Classification and Characteristics of Centrifugal Pump 5 Scope 6 Special Pump 7 Selection Guideline 10 ‘RECIPROCATING PUMP 4.1 Classification and Characteristics of Reciprocating Pump a 412 Scope 16 413. Selection Guideline 16 ROTARY PUMP 5.1 Classification and Characteristics of Rotary Pump uv 512 Scope 21 513 Selection Guideline aaENGINEERING MANUALS PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE PAGE 2 OF 21 1.1 Intent ‘This manual introduces the type and applicable scope of pumps that are used for process and utility plants, and summarizes their selection guideline, to serve as a guide for engineering work of process designers as well as for low-skilled designers (beginners) of rotary machines. 1.2 Scope ‘This manual contains general guideline for pump selection, and therefore, specific study is required to apply this manual to any individual condition. GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF PUMP 2.1 Classification and Characteristics of Pump ‘The pump is classified into the following categories in terms of its functional characteristics: j— Centrifugal pump a [— Reciprocating pump \_ pisplacement type pump —] L_ Rotary pump (1) Centrifugal pump ‘This type of pumps pressurizes liquid by means of centrifugal force of its impeller, and is widely used in industry, Figure 1 A shows head and flow rate characteristics (H.Q. characteristics) of the centrifugal pumps. (2) Displacement type pumps Bree from influence of pump differential pressure (discharge pressure~suction pressure), pumps discharge a given and constant flow rate and are divided into two categories, reciprocating pumps and rotary pumps. Figure 1 B shows the characteristics of pump differential pressure and flow rate, (a) Reciprocating pumps ‘This type of pump pressurizes or discharges liquid by means of reciprocating motion of a piston or a plunger. (b) Rotary pumps This type of pumps pressurizes or discharges liquid by means of rotary motion of a gear, a screw or a vane.‘Toro Exaneramc Coan ISSUED | JUN.24"88 ENGINEERING MANUALS PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE Q Q Centrifugal pump Rotary pulp Pig. 1A: Characteristic curve of e a TEM 40178 > a Reciprocating pump Fig. 1B: Characteristic curve of centrifugal pump displacement type pump Table 1 shows the characteristics of centrifugal, rotary and reciprecating pumps. Table 1: Characteristics of Various Pumps Condition Centrifugal pump Rotary pump Reciprocating pump 1, Discharging | Stable Stable Impulsation state 2. For slurry can be used with [Not used, in Not used, in special devices general general For viscous | Big drop in Better in per- A little drop in fluids performance formance performance + Pressure Wide range of use [Applicable up to _|Wide range of use intermediate pressure 5. Capacity Wide range of use |Not suitable for | Not suitable for (Not suitable for {large flow large flow small flow) 6. When discharge |Big decrease in Almost no change | Almost no change press. in~ flow rate in flow rate in flow rate creases 7. When discharge |Large increase in Almost no change | Almost no change in pressure flow rate in flow rate flow rate decreases 8, Flow rate Possible by open/ | Possible by bypass |Possible by bypass, adjustment, close of discharge |or change in ox change in 9. Pressure adjustment valve or change in |speed speed Narrow range of Wide range of adjustment adjustment, speed or stroke length Wide range of adjustmentroxvo GF ssean ENGINEERING MANUALS ‘Toro Evcavtennea Coun PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE ISSUED | JUN.24"38 PAGE 4 OF 21 2.2 Scope @ (2) a Centrifugal pump Applicable from a small flow rate of 2 to 3 m3/nr up to a large flow rate. Maximum water head per impeller is determined within the range of the nominal specific speed of the non-dimensional number NS rotation) x (Flow rate)!/? ( ne = (Speed of zotation) x (Flow rate) 2 Speed of rotation (water neaa)?/4 (xpm), flow rate (m3/min) and water head (m)), which is determined by a flow rate, head and rotation speed at the design point, not being below 90 to 100, However, in case of Sundyne pumps it may be below 90. Reciprocating pump This pump is applicable to a wide range from several liters/hr, flow rate in a injection pump up to several dozen m?/hr in a multi- plunger pump. However, owing to its high price and relatively large~ scale for large flow rates as compared with centrifugal pumps it is used in high pressure areas only, where centrifugal pumps cannot be used. Rotary punp It has a lazge range of applications from a small flow rate of several liters/hr for spinning use up to large-diameter pumps of hundreds m?/hr as well as from low pressure up to high pressure. Since the gear or screw will be engaged together at high or middle speed of rotation, this pump often requires a certain amount of viscocity in the liquid handled. 2.3 Selection Guideline a @) Q) Comparing the prices of pumps based on the same flow rates, centrifugal pumps are most economical and preferable where applicable, For a small flow rate (below 1 - 2 m/hr) or high differential pressure, reciprocating pumps are preferable in many cases. For applications with viscous liquids, rotary pumps are generally used. Remark: ‘The applicable range of centrifugal pumps to viscous Liquids is, in general, below 100 cP. (In some cases, applicable to about 300 cP). Cautions should be taken because pump performance tends to decrease for viscous Liquids of above 10 cP.ronvo GF sa7an ENGINEERING MANUALS ‘Toro Enciveenmc Coan PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE ISSUED | JUN.24'88 PAGE 5 OF 21 3. CENTRIFUGAL PUMP 3,1 Classification and Characteristics of Centrifugal Pumps (1) This pump can be classified by impeller shape as follows: (a) Axial flow pump (b) Mixed-flow pump (c) Centrifugal pump (Radial flow) In general, the flow rate decreases in the order of axial, mixed and centrifugal pumps (radial flow), ‘This is discussed better in relation with the before-mentioned specific speed. Figure 2 shows the corresponding uses. Jdegao Approximate Pyalue of Nis 2 i woo 1200 and over Single Suction’ Povble,, Mingd-Fioy axial Flow Pig. 2 Impeller Profile vs Ne Centrifugal pump (radial flow) is divided further into closed, semi-~ open or open type impeller pumps according to wearing property of slurry component contained in the liquid handled, (2) Pumps are classified according to installation, as follows: (a) Horizontal pump (b) Vertical pump (c) In-line pump In general, horizontal pumps are mostly used because of economical and maintenance point of views. Vertical pumps are adaptable to process or sump use which needs higher suction performance (NPSH). ‘The in-line pump is suitable for installation in the line of piping, accordingly is thus mostly used in restricted installation space. (3) According to type of casing, pumps are classified as follows: (a) Volute pump (») Turbine pump (or Diffuser pump) A casing made in the form of a spiral or volute A casing equipped with a diffuserENGINEERING MANUALS PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE ‘oro Evanernine Coar PAGE 6 OF 21 issueD |s0N.24"88 (4) Classification according to the number of impellers is as follows: (a) Single or Double stage pump (b) Multi-stage pump 3.2 Scope Fig, 3 and Fig. 4 outline applicable scope for single and multistage pumps, and vertical and horizontal type pump. These pumps can be applied theoretically without limitation in flow rate and water hgad, but in practical use maximum capacities are: 10000 m?/hr flow rate, ‘he number of impeller: 10 stages for horizontal type pump and 2 - WI ee wit Joe pe i 1 ea - | a it i Do rt, multi Hor. multi stage ||| Double suction Z: | vei ° — ‘ss Pimps and two stage ig eae ee eee aoe e |e lero) na = | CR Double suction By PI f[-T#[and single stage ay [ Tr faso0rpe 1 heh Gabe ER ee (a) 5} “ana singh ‘potbrm)| || | ]bouble suction and single stage TH Try tate 2 T [E173 500 rp + 7 ba Single suction and Single stage rors FST 2a 8a 2s 87 Flow rate (m?/ne) 3 Application Range of Centrifugal Pumps at 50 Hz Area 3 5 7 ; Tt Tt a ol pout gid jti [ coo ee: stot, narer stage fooutte! suction as ~ and two" stage af [re 4: ToT TET double suction 8 irl TI] .| land single stage 2 i T yi fe 1 {| sooepm @ | po é t {[iDouble suction and single stage |(1 20078) : Cy eet : ec] a Flow rate (m?/hr) Fig. 4 Application Range of Centrifugal Pumps at 60 Hz Arearoxve GF saran ENGINEERING MANUALS ‘Toro Evomernma Coan PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE ISSUED | JUN.24'88 3.3 Special Pump @ (2) @) Sundyne pump This pump is manufactured by Sundstrand Co. U.S.A. (License manufacturer: NIKKISO Co.) and provided with high speed. Figure 5 shows its shape and Pig. 6 does its performance. This pump is suitable for an application which can not be covered by single or double stage centrifugal pump and excels in general in economical performance compared with multistage centrifugal pump or reciprocating type pump, Since this pump has a nature of "Derby" and thus requires some prudence in application. In addition, there is Sun flow pump, a sister product to handle a small flow rate but it is not suitable for an application to process use with heavy duty, There is other product (Roto jet pump) of KOBE Industries (U.S.), suitable for application to a small flow rate and high water head. Non-seal pump A pump without shaft seal is called non-seal pump. Figure 7 shows its typical construction. It is suitable for handling liquid when no leakage allowed. Recently, it is used also as submerged pumps installed in low ‘temperature LNG tanks. Maximum performance of standard pump is 180 m3/hr in flow rate, 210 m in water head, and 45 kw in motor capacity. However, it may be also possible to use in range up to 2000 m?/nr, 350 m, 270 kw level beyond standard ones. For the non-seal pump, motor cooling and bearing lubrication are performed by self liquid in most cases therefore, it is necessary to verify if such liquid in usage is proper or not. If not, it is considered to inject motor section with clean liquid from outside. Non-seal pump includes also magnet pumps (transmitting motor rotation force to pump side through magnet). Self priming pump In case where a priming is not attained enough upon start, a self priming pump which is provided with self priming capability may be applied. Figure 8 shows this construction.roxve GF saran ENGINEERING MANUALS ‘Toro Exainzennc Cour. PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE ISSUED | Jow.24'88) Fig. $ Sundyne Pump SUNDYNE®PUMP PERFORMANCE 000 | ——— errr ied SUNDYNE PUMP| Are Grove 3112) # — on a Sino Fone v9 5 bys: z eaves) / Sno vate Pone| 2 canna) ~ 3 oy é az eee eee) 7 soy § SRY 7261) ca g MULTISTAGE Pume | @ a) aay seal w ow Too 20 op 00 Tao BL CAP. (nth) Fig. 6 Application Range of Sundyne Pumproxvo GF saPan ENGINEERING MANUALS TEM ‘Toro Exomeerinc Coar PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE 40178 PAGE 9 OF 21 Air na hurtin me — Fig. 7 Non-Sea1 Punp DURCO MARK II SELF-PRIMING PUMPS HORIZONTAL SELF-PRIMING APPLICATIONS DURCO PUMPS ARE THE BEST sada mimpsan ponds ge water enor ALTERNATIVE TO VERTICAL PUMPS, (© Tank car unloading * Coal pile run-off '® Lower initial costs # Lowerinstallation costs # Lower maintenance cost ¢ Geman {ecu ee emer é Mine dewatering 1 Fler systern applications Pig. 8 Self Priming Pumproxvo GF saran ENGINEERING MANUALS TEM ‘Doro Exarverane Cour, PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE 40178 issuep | s0N.24"88 PAGE 10 oF 21 3.4 Selection Guideline (2) Select the most economical horizontal type single or double stage pump within applicable scope. ‘This pump has following types: (a) In support type - Bracket support type (For water pump, etc, to be suitable for packing seal) - Foot support type (For ISO or ANST pump, middle class mechanical seal type pump) ~ Note (a) = Centerline support type (Most suitable for API pump, high quality and high temperature use pump). ~ Note (b) (b) In bearing~support type = Overhung support type (Overhung impeller, suitable for single suction pump) - Note (c) - Between bearings support type (Supported by bearing at both ends and suitable for double suction or double or multi-stage pump. Shaft seals are required at two places.) Because these become more expensive in sequence, such various factors as client requirements, specific speed (Ns), NPSH, pressure rating should be considered upon selection. Notes: (a) 180. pump recently used widely for medium duty use is in general designed 16 bars in pressure under normal temperature. (») Upon using liguid above 180°C, a centerline support pump is, preferable. (©) Pay attention to a selection of overhung double stage or overhung double suction pump, since it is prohibited in APT standard as principle. (a) As an element to determine performance of impeller suction (NPSH) we should consider factors such as rpm and flow rate (Single suction or double suction). In order to improve NPS, it may be possible to attach inducer in front of main impeller. (2) B vertical type pump should be used when a horizontal type pump can not attain necessary NPSH requirement or its improvement requires a lot of cost. (3) For high head pump which can not be substituted by any general vertical type single or double stage pump, an application of multi-~ stage pump is to be investigated, Before this, it is required to study suitability of Sundyne pump described in (1) of para. 3.3. Sundyne pump is competitive in price with multi-stage pump. (4) After progressing the above mentioned steps (1) thru (3), @ multi-stage pump should be taken into consideration for application. ‘The multi-stage pump comprises following types:ENGINEERING MANUALS: PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE ISSUED | JuN.24"88 (a) Horizontal multi-stage pump = Horizontal-split casing - Vertical-split casing (Ring-segmental type) - Barrel casing (b) Vertical multi-stage pump In general, as far as the NPSH is allowed, a horizontal and multi- stage pump had better be selected because of easy maintenability. Under one of following conditions, it is advised not to use any horizontally split casing; = Liguid temperature above 205°C. = Plammable or toxic liquid with specific gravity of below 0.7 - Plammable or toxic liquid with discharge pressure of 69 bars and above. Since the vertical split casing (ring-segmental type) can not be disassembled unless a pump casing is removed from main piping, it is prohibited to use under API standard. However, due to inexpensive price in comparison with the barrel casing, it is adopted in many cases as for BFW pump, etc, (5) Non~seal pump has been used to avoid leakage or as for extreme low temperature LNG pump, And it has a merit in price for general use. When there are many of 7.5 to 11 Kw class pumps in one project, this type of pump is worth while considering, For a capacity more than that, it increases electric power consumption thus offering no economical merit in many cases. - RECIPROCATING PUMP 4.1 Classification and characteristics of Reciprocating Pumps Classification of reciprocating pump is as follows: Horizontal. ingle He imlex ower] “Acting Duplex Loeretca Double SH inser jultiplex Reciprocat -Acting ing Pumps Plunges — [~ Simlex Horizontal ontrolied| #H Piston Duplex Volume Vertical, Diaphraget] L_ multiplex Construction of each pump is shown in Pig. 9 to Fig. 17. (1) A reciprocating pump is divided into power pump and controlled volume pump in accordance with necessity of accuracy of flow control, In case of requiring any accurate flow control of pumps, like injection pumps, a controlled volume pump is selected. FoRM Aca00 14‘Toro Excnverunc Cour ENGINEERING MANUALS TEM PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE 40178 PAGE 32 OF 21 (2) It is divided into vertical type and horizontal type in accordance with cylinder arrangement. (a) Characteristics of vertical type pump. Installation requires less space than horizontal type. ~ Less influence on grand packings or piston rings due to support ing system of plunger (or piston rod), resulting in good sealing. - Constructively weak in vibration. Less maintenability as compared with the horizontal type. (b) Characteristics of horizontal type pump - Constructively strong in vibration. - Excel in easy maintenance. ~ Installation requires a larger space. Influenced by plunger (or piston rod) self weight. (3) In many cases, the reciprocating pumps employ generally a plunger which is of simple structure for pressure-portion and thus becomes automatically single acting. It is possible to make it double acting construction by using a piston. (4) Many controlled volume pumps pressurize liquid through diaphrams. Usage of the diaphrams prevents leakage of handling liquid from ground packings. However, this type of pump is difficult to apply to high pressure use. Example: In case of NIKKISO SB type (standard), (Data from catalogue) Max. allowable pressure Plunger Gia, 28 mm 175 kg/em26 50 mm 44 kg/em2g 76 mm 15 kg/cm? (5) A classification is made in function of the number of cylinders such as simplex, duplex or multiple: It is preferable to use multiplex pump, except for small capacity pump, in order to prevent inpulsation, an odd number of cylinder series is applied in many cases due to the resistance with increasing flow rate.ENGINEERING MANUALS PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE Fig. 9 Horizontal Single-Acting Plunger Power Pump Fig. 11 Horizontal Double-Acting Piston Power Pumproxvo @ saran ENGINEERING MANUALS ‘oro Enorwrenne Cour PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE | issuep [suv.24"88 PAGE 14 OF 21 DISCHARGE Fig. 12 Vertical Triplex Plunger Pump, on Base, Gear Reduction Fig. 13 Horizontal Triplex Plunger Pump, on Base, Belt Drive FORM A.G200 14roxvo G saran ENGINEERING MANUALS ‘tow Banana Coun POMP SELECTION GUIDELINE ISSUED | JUN.24"88 row f “35 1 FLOW Fig. 14 Liquid End Assembly, Fig: 15 Liguia end Assembly, Mechanicaly Controlled Volume Plunger Punp Actuated Diaphragm Pump 2. suction Valve Assenbly 1 Diaghraga, Plat & discharge Valve Resenbly 3 Suction Valve Assembly (2 show 5 Plunger (shown) @ Discharge Valve Assenbly 6 Packing Assenbly (2 showa) 7 Packing Assenbly 5 Liguia End Head & Push Rod 4 row Fig. 16 Liquid gnd Assembly, Fig. 17 Liquid End Assembly, Hydraulically Actuated Hydraulically Actuated Diaphragm Pump Double Diaphragm Pump 1 Diaphragm, Flat 1 Diaphragm, Tubular 3. Suction Valve Assembly 2 Liquid End Head 4 Discharge Valve Assembly 3. Suction Valve Assembly 5 liquid End Head 4 Discharge Valve Assembly 6 Plunger 5 Diaphragm, Flat 7 Hydraulic Oil 6 Plunger 7 Dish Plate 8 Hydrualic Oilronvo GJ ssean ENGINEERING MANUALS ae eae Caen PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE 4.2 JUN, 24"88 Scope (1) For power pump, maximum capacity per pump is about 250 m?/hr, and maximum discharge pressure is about 600 bars. (2) Controlled volume pump can be uged with capacity of about 10 m°/hr in 50 He area, and about 12.5 m/hr in 60 Hz area. Maximun allowable pressure may vary in accordance with plunger diameter or motor capacity, and 500 bars in case of small diameter and 10 bars in case of large diameter. Due to these wide range of variation, it is therefore necessary to ask manufacturer's catalogues upon selection. (3) For diaphram pump, refer to (4) of para. 4.1, for maximum allowable pressure. Furthermore, temperature of liquid is limited to about 150°C. (4) For controlled volume type pump, horizontal type is used in general. Remark: For power pump either vertical or horizontal type (or both) is manufactured in accordance with standardized design of manufacturer. ‘Types in manufacturers we select well are as follows: Vertical type: Worthington, Japan Steel Works, Sakura Seisakusho Uraca, Nikkisou (Japan Steel Works, Sakura Seisakusyo) Horizontal typé Selection Guideline (1) For small capacity type covering several 1/hr. to several hundred V/ar, a controlled volume pump is selected regardless need for controlled volume nature in many cases. Unless other special process conditions (such asslurry liquid, high discharge pressure, high temperature, etc.) exist, diaphram pump is selected for process use. Capacity control for controlled volume pump can be made by manual or automatic stroke adjustment. (2) For any pumps which do not need controlled volume feature and is provided with a capacity above this, a type should be decided by comparing cost between power pump and controlled volume pump up to 1 to 1,5 m/nr. This comparison should be accomplished including volume control method and motor capacity. In case of needing capacity control for power pump, a speed control is used in general by a speed variator or a variable speed motor, (3) For any capacity above this, power pump is selected without expecting any volume control. (4) For reciptocating pump, it is provided for a type permitting direct driving by means of piston of driving power source of either, steam orronvo GF saPan ENGINEERING MANUALS TEM ‘Toro Evcineenc Cour PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE oe ISSUED JUN,24188 ; PAGE 17 OF 21 5. RO! This is called Steam (air) piston pump permitting application up to 350 m°/hr and 15 bars level. (5) For the reciprocating pump having larger flowrate, cost merit must be taken into consideration by comparing with other types of pump (centrifugal type, rotary type) or by seeking the best number of pump to be installed. yEARY PUMP 5.1 Classification and Characteristic of Rotary Pump Hereafter, Classification of rotary pump is described. Fig. 18 to 30 shows structures of each pump. constant [— Blade,Bucket,— — Vane in Rotor Displacement vane ———} Roller or Slipper vane in Stator | variable Displacement F r— Constant Displacement axial L variable Displacement Piston Single Piston constant, oispiacenent—{ Radial Malti Piston L_ variable Displacement [— Flexible Tube Flexible Flexible Vane Member L_ Plexible Liner Rotary Pumps [— Single Lobe L. multiple -— External Gear L. internal (— Single Circunferential —| Piston L muitipie single serew —L multipleronvo & saran ENGINEERING MANUALS 2S Som POMP SELECTION GUIDELINE 1ssuep | JUN.24"88 PAGE 18 OF 21 ‘The followings are description of gear pump and screw pump both used in wide application, Since both type pumps raise liquid pressure by engaging gear or screw, they have respective rotation portions with metal friction which requires lubrication from handling liguid. In general, such material must have viscosity above 10 cp. (1) Gear pump has two types, external type which is composed of external gear engagement, and internal type which is composed of internal gear engagement and is capable to use fairly low viscosity liquid. (2) In screw type pump, single-screw, two-screw and three-screw pumps are used in general. Single-screw pump is suitable for handling liquid near solid nature and tworserew pump rotates without metal friction because it can engage screw by means of timing gear thus capable to apply liquid which contains some slurry. © SZ FORM Ac30014roxvo @ sean ENGINEERING MANUALS ‘Toro Exanrrenins Cour PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE PAGE 19 OF 21 JUN.24"88 Pig. 23 Flexible Liner Pump Fig. 24 Single Lobe Pump Fig. 25 Three-Lobe Pump Fig. 26 External Gear Pump Fig. 27 Internal Gear Pump |ENGINEERING MANUALS PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE ‘Toro Exomvenene Cour, Fig. 28 Internal Gear Pump Fig. 29 Circumferential Piston Pump Fig. 30 Single Screw Pump Fig. 31. Screw and Wheel Punp | Pig. 32 Two Screw Pump Fig. 33 Three Screw Pump } Form Aca00 14roxvo G saPan ENGINEERING MANUALS ‘Toro Evarvznnnc Conn PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE ISSUED Cc JgUN.24*88 PAGE 21 OF 21 5.2 Scope (2) Gear pump This pump is generally standard one in an area of low pressure (Max. discharge pressure: 10 kg/cn*G), minimum and medium flow rate (Max. about 300 m?/hr). As special, small flow rate (several cc/rpm), high discharging pressure (Max. discharging pressure 100 kg/cmG) controlled pump or high yiseosity (Max. 100,000 poise), high discharging pressure (250 kg/en?G) pump for polimer application exist. (2) Screw pump Gear pump is suitable for low pressure and small/medium flow rate, mean-while screw pump is for medium/high pressure (max. 100 kg/cm*6), medium and large flow rate (max, 1500 m°/hr). As special application, single-screw pump is available. This is applicable for high viscosity, high density gr solid object transfer use. Max, flow rate is equal to about 100 m’/hr. Selection Guideline For vigcous liguid, a rotary pump is preferable in general. Tf the range of pressure and flow rate allows, a gear pump is economical. For more than these rates, screw pump is recommendable. For clean liquid, low priced three-screw pump is preferable. For slurry and polymer liquid, two-axis screw pump with timing gear is advisable. Besides, vane pump is suitable for light duty service, axial piston pump is for high pressure range beyond screw pump, and depending on any liquid nature to be handled flexible tube or liner pump is preferable.ENGINEERING MANUALS TEM “PUKP SELECTION GUIDELINE” anid a REV. | DATE DESCRIPTION | 0 |S.63. 6.24) (1) HOR (@) LY IAP VY FRB O MRA Rl BEET SKY, E50 RR ER HELA BAH OE EY BEF TEND 5 SEREORB OSD PERLViaPWEHMISTEER KR. amme | @) covsa PWR, WK TEN-401T "XY THOR” Yur-TF (S.61. 4.303847 REV. 0) SRC RRULREOTH So (th BE) (2) PERE + HERI BARN Y-7 (RS) SHrowro Bean Tovo Evawamnic Cone ISSUED JUN 24,88 TEGI-1211-101E HISTORY PAGE 1 OF 1 ENGINEERING GUIDE PUMP SELECTION GUIDELINE x REY. DATE, DESCRIPTION DEC. 1,92 RB [RRR RO AHmARIC cD, TEM-A0I7E AB TEGI- 1211-1018 1c NO. BE, DEC. 1°97 EMU Ea ORRASE EEL, eM es— Fomwa-cunote 0)