1 Pump body, 2 Pump cover, 3 Impeller, 4 Shaft, 5 Seal ring, 6 Impeller nut, 7 Lock washer, 8 Shaft sleeve, 9 Stuffing gland, 10 Stuffing ring, 11 Packing, 12 Suspension bearing assembly.
IS-Type Horizontal Single-Stage Centrifugal Clear Water Pump It is designed according to the performance and dimensions specified in the national standard ISO 2858, and primarily consists of components such as the pump body (1), pump cover (2), impeller (3), shaft (4), sealing ring (5), shaft sleeve, and suspended bearing assembly (12).
IS-Type Horizontal Single-Stage Centrifugal Clear Water Pump It features a back-opening design, allowing you to disassemble the pump cover and impeller without removing the suction and discharge pipelines. The suspension housing is equipped with two ball bearings, lubricated with machine oil or grease. The pump is directly driven by an electric motor via an elastic coupling. Meanwhile, the volute chamber, base, inlet flange, and outlet flange are integrally cast as a single unit.
IS-Type Horizontal Single-Stage Centrifugal Clear Water Pump The pump body and the cover are split from the back of the impeller—this is what’s commonly known as the rear-opening structure. Its advantage lies in convenient maintenance: during inspections or repairs, you don’t need to move the pump body, suction piping, discharge piping, or even the motor. Instead, you can simply remove the intermediate coupling piece of the extended shaft coupling, allowing the rotor assembly to be easily withdrawn for inspection and servicing.
IS-Type Horizontal Single-Stage Centrifugal Clear Water Pump The casing—comprising the pump body and pump cover—forms the pump's working chamber. The impeller, shaft, and rolling bearings constitute the pump's rotor. The suspension bearing assembly supports the rotor components, while the rolling bearings handle both the radial and axial forces acting on the pump.
To balance the axial force of the pump, most pumps are equipped with sealing rings on both the front and back of the impeller, as well as balance holes on the back cover plate of the impeller. However, since some pumps have relatively small axial forces, no sealing ring or balance hole is provided on the back side of the impeller.
IS-Type Horizontal Single-Stage Centrifugal Clear Water Pump The axial sealing ring consists of components such as the packing gland (9), packing rings (10), and packing material (11), designed to prevent air intake or excessive water leakage. If the pump impeller is balanced, the cavity equipped with soft packing is connected to the impeller’s suction inlet. In this case, if the liquid at the impeller inlet is under vacuum, air can easily enter along the shaft sleeve surface. To address this issue, a packing ring is installed inside the packing chamber; pressure water from the pump chamber is directed through a small hole in the pump cover to lubricate and seal the packing ring. However, if the pump impeller lacks balancing holes—resulting in higher liquid pressure on the back side of the impeller than atmospheric pressure—there will be no air leakage problem, making it unnecessary to install the packing ring altogether.
To avoid IS-Type Horizontal Single-Stage Centrifugal Clear Water Pump Axle wear is addressed by installing an axle sleeve for protection at the point where the shaft passes through the stuffing box. An O-ring seal is fitted between the sleeve and the shaft to prevent air or water leakage along the mating surfaces.
IS-Type Horizontal Single-Stage Centrifugal Clear Water Pump The transmission method is achieved by connecting the motor via an extended flexible coupling. When viewed from the drive end, the pump rotates clockwise.