Series 4600 HSC Horizontal Split Case
  
  Overview
   
  The Series 4600 is the state of the art Horizontal Split Case pump – based on   the "Tilted Parting" concept to minimize turbulence at the eye of the impeller   by its straight laminar approach, thus maximizing efficiency. This also results   in the lowest profile and minimum floor space of any HSC pump, lowering   installation costs. Cartridge seals and bearing removal nuts ensure ease of   maintenance.
  
			
  Design Features
    
  Cartridge style mechanical seal. Mechanical seal and seal plate are mounted   on the shaft sleeve, as a single, cartridge style, assembly. Service with ease. The one piece cartridge assembly is easily removed for   service. The replacement assembly may be installed, just as easily, with no   special seal adjustments necessary. Standard mechanical seal is an industry   standard design, that is readily available at local seal supply houses. 
  Greater temperature and pressure parameters Various types of mechanical seals   and packed glands, are available to extend the standard pressure and temperature   parameters. 
  SERVICE OF BEARINGS - Bearings may be removed without disturbing top cover.   Remove the bearing cover to expose the bearing for service. Service with ease All bearings contain a removal nut on the impeller side of   the bearing. Bearing removal is easy. Simply lock the shaft and rotate the   removal nut, until the bearing is free. No special tools or adjustments are necessary.
  
      Typical Specifications
  
  Pumps – Horizontal Split Case, Centrifugal
  Provide Armstrong   Horizontal Split Case pumps, single stage, double suction type, with pump   characteristics which provide rising heads to shut off.
  Refer to pump schedules for pump flows, heads, motor speed, enclosure,   efficiency and power requirements.
  Pumps shall be Armstrong Series 4600 Horizontal Split Case type, each with   flexible type coupling and OSHA guard and mounted, with motor, on a fabricated   steel baseplate.
  
  Pump Construction
  Pump Casing – Cast iron, axially split, with 15° angle tilted parting   to allow for lower NPSH requirements and to minimize pump dimensions. Suction   and discharge connections, located in the lower casing, shall be flanged and of   sizes indicated in the schedule and shall be drilled and tapped for gauge   connections. Suction and discharge connections shall be on the same elevation.   The top of the casing and the rotating assembly shall be removable without   disturbing the piping connections.
  Wearing Rings – The pump casing shall be fitted with replaceable   bronze wearing rings.
  Impeller – Bronze, double suction, fully enclosed type. Dynamically   balanced.
  Shaft – Carbon steel, designed for minimum deflection and   vibration.
  Shaft Sleeves – Shall be stainless steel and form components of the   cartridge mechanical seals.
  Mechanical Seals – Each seal chamber shall be fitted with a cartridge   type mechanical seal. The seal component shall be of stainless steel   construction with carbon vs ceramic faces and EPDM secondary seal. The   mechanical seal, shaft sleeve and seal plate shall be easily removable as a   single component. Provide seal plates with factory installed flush lines.*
  Bearings – Supply dust tight deep groove ball bearings. With   permanently sealed grease type lubrication.Bearings shall be mounted in cartridge type housings, that are replaceable   without opening the pump casing.Bearings shall be removable by simply rotating the removal nut behind the   bearing. No special tools or pullers are to be necessary.
  Motor - Motor Horsepower ratings shown on the schedule are minimum   acceptable and have been sized for continuous operation without exceeding full   load nameplate rating over the entire pump curve, exclusive of motor service   factor.      
    Mounting and Testing
      Pumps shall be hydrostatically tested to 150%   of the maximum pump working pressure.
    The pump and motor shall be mounted and aligned at the pump manufacturer’s   factory on a common baseplate. Final alignment shall be made, on site, after the   pump is installed and brought to operating temperature. If supplied, the drip pan tapped connection shall be piped to the nearest   drain.
    *Seal flush line fittings, if required:
      Supply in each flush line   to the cartridge mechanical seal a 50 micron cartridge filter and sight flow   indicator, to suit the working pressure encountered. Filters shall be changed, by the installing contractor, after system flushing   and on a regular basis until turned over to the owner.
    Alternately for pumps with differential pressures exceeding 30 psig (2   bars):
      Supply in each flush line to the cartridge mechanical seal a   cyclone type separator, with sight flow indicator.
    
 Series 4600 –   Horizontal Split Case Pump
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