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7 Common Problems Found in Pumps On Board Ships
7 Common Problems Found in Pumps On Board Ships
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Pump is a type of machinery which is used in large number on board ships, both on deck and engine Diesel Engine Fire
side. Every seafarer working on ships must be aware of the basic problems associated with pumps and Pump
practical ways to troubleshoot whenever the need arise.
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While handling pumps on board ships, you do not need to be an expert. All you need to know is how to
identify some basic signs and preventive actions which are to be taken whenever required. ZJBETTER
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Main problems found in pumps are:
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1. Delivery Failure – The pump is not able to deliver at the required pressure.
2. Priming Failure – Priming is required in order to start most of the pumps. If the pump is not able to
prime properly, check the following:
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5. Reduced Capacity : Several times due to continuous running, the capacity of the pump reduces
drastically. If the capacity of the pump has been reduced or there is insufficient capacity, check
6. Motor Overload
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immediately check:
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7. Loss of liquid
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If the pump loses liquid, after starting or during running, check
This is not an exhaustive list of problems, but it does explains all the main problems that would result in
faulty pumps. Do you know any other common problems associated with pumps? Let us know in the
comments below.
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An ardent sailor and a techie, Anish Wankhede has voyaged on a number of ships as a
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Nazmir Al Rabin says
JULY 20, 2014 AT 1:29 AM
Motor Overload
This is a very common pump problem found on board ships. If the pump motor overloads,
then immediately check:
Valves in the line are in closed position- If valves are closed- Say discharge valve – if closed
load will be dropped, If suction valve closed- zero pumping and load will be less..Chances of
overload will be reduced.
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