The individual steps for repairing driven machines such as pumps are: removal and installation of pumps for inspection, repair or replacement; aligning the drive and commissioning and checking the pump, e.g. for leaks.
In conjunction with the HL 962.30 tank system, the HL 962.32 connecting pipes and one of the four HL 962.01 – HL 962.04 pumps, the HL 962 assembly stand forms a complete training system for complex piping and plant systems. The training system forms a closed water circuit.
The assembly stand HL 962 includes a three-phase asynchronous motor with frequency converter as the drive and pipes with valves to adjust the pressure. A pump from the accessory equipment is attached to the base plate of the assembly stand and connected to the drive and the pipes. The pumps that are available as accessories are typical centrifugal pumps used in process engineering.
The position of the asynchronous motor can be adjusted in three directions for alignment purposes. The alignment can either be checked in a conventional manner with a straight edge or with the reverse alignment method using two dial gauges. Non-contact, microprocessor-aided methods can also optionally be used (specific alignment systems are not included in the scope of delivery).
Manometers indicate the pressures upstream and downstream of the pump. The flow rate is measured with a rotameter. Speed and power output of the motor are indicated on digital displays.
