Operational safety improved on motor pumps
NIKKISO centrifugal canned motor pumps are mainly used for transfer and circulation tasks involving highly flammable, explosive or toxic fluids in the chemical and petrochemical industry.
To further improve their operational safety and reliability while carrying out these demanding tasks, all non-seal models are equipped with an E-monitor that indicates the wear condition of the slide bearings during pump operation, thus enabling predictive maintenance.
Since the centrifugal canned motor pumps' rotor may move out of its original, operationally safe position due to bearing wear, sensors have been integrated into the stator to monitor the assembly's actual radial and axial positions in real time.
As soon as the rotor is no longer correctly aligned, the sensors detect the deviations and indicate the condition of the bearing via a display with a traffic light system.
A green LED indicates to the personnel that the pump is in good condition, while a yellow light signals that the pump should be continuously observed. If the LED lights up red, the pump must be shut down immediately. With the E-monitor, bearing wear can be detected at an early stage and the necessary maintenance can be better planned.
To further optimise monitoring, the E-monitor can also be equipped with a remote function that includes a remote display of the bearing condition, including alerting and emergency shutdown.
A further indicator on the display enables the pump's direction of rotation to be determined and corrected if necessary. This makes measurement of the phase rotation direction during commissioning superfluous.
To further improve their operational safety and reliability while carrying out these demanding tasks, all non-seal models are equipped with an E-monitor that indicates the wear condition of the slide bearings during pump operation, thus enabling predictive maintenance.
Since the centrifugal canned motor pumps' rotor may move out of its original, operationally safe position due to bearing wear, sensors have been integrated into the stator to monitor the assembly's actual radial and axial positions in real time.
As soon as the rotor is no longer correctly aligned, the sensors detect the deviations and indicate the condition of the bearing via a display with a traffic light system.
A green LED indicates to the personnel that the pump is in good condition, while a yellow light signals that the pump should be continuously observed. If the LED lights up red, the pump must be shut down immediately. With the E-monitor, bearing wear can be detected at an early stage and the necessary maintenance can be better planned.
To further optimise monitoring, the E-monitor can also be equipped with a remote function that includes a remote display of the bearing condition, including alerting and emergency shutdown.
A further indicator on the display enables the pump's direction of rotation to be determined and corrected if necessary. This makes measurement of the phase rotation direction during commissioning superfluous.
