Slurry Pump Liner Replacement
This slurry pump has a big problem… It has a broken liner and needs to be replaced.
What did we do and how did the repair/replacement process progress?
- Removed old liner from gland casing
- Take note that we need to replace the old impeller as well
- Inspect the shaft and the O-ring of the shaft sleeve
- *During any repair or replacement job, it’s a good idea to replace the O-ring
- Prepare casing for the new liner
- Prepare shaft for reassembly of the pump
- Installation of the new packing and the dry gland
- Suction casing with new liner installed
- Install new dry gland sleeve
- Apply anti-sieze on new impeller
- Install new impeller
- Install suction casing
- Adjust shaft to set up the proper clearance between the impeller and suction casing.
- Reconnect discharge and suction flanges
You can also find the detailed step by step on our new resources page.
