Pump Data

A pump datasheet for a P&ID (Piping and Instrumentation Diagram) typically includes essential
information about the pump that is necessary for its proper installation, operation, and maintenance.
Here's a general outline of what you might find in a pump datasheet for inclusion in a P&ID:

1. Pump Identification:

• Pump Tag or Name: A unique identifier for the pump, often used to reference it on
the P&ID.

• Pump Type: Whether it's a centrifugal pump, positive displacement pump, etc.

• Manufacturer: The company that produced the pump.

• Model Number: The specific model of the pump.

2. Operating Conditions:

• Flow Rate: The desired or maximum flow rate of the pump, typically in units like cubic
meters per hour (m³/h) or gallons per minute (GPM).

• Pressure: The discharge pressure of the pump, usually in units like bar, psi, or meters
of head.

• Temperature: The temperature range at which the pump is designed to operate.

• Fluid Properties: Information about the fluid being pumped, including its type,
viscosity, density, and any corrosive properties.

3. Materials of Construction:

• Pump Casing Material: The material used for the pump casing, which must be
compatible with the fluid being pumped.

• Impeller Material: The material used for the impeller, which can affect pump
performance and durability.

• Shaft Material: The material used for the pump shaft, which must be strong and
corrosion-resistant.

4. Operating Parameters:

• Motor Power: The power rating of the pump motor, typically in units like horsepower
(HP) or kilowatts (kW).

• Motor Voltage: The voltage required to operate the pump motor.

• Motor Speed: The operating speed of the pump motor, usually specified in
revolutions per minute (RPM).

5. Special Features:

• Any special features or options included with the pump, such as variable speed
drives, explosion-proof construction, or special seals.