"> Hamworthy Dolphin Range B125
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Dolphin Range B125

Hamworthy Dolphin Range B125 — Engine Room Pump - Lubrication, Ballast, Oil Transfer, Boiler Feed.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

Type Vertical in-line single-stage, single-entry overhung
Design Feature Optimized for marine environments
Capacity Range 10-500 m³/h (Dolphin Series)
Construction Material Options: Ni Al Bronze, Stainless Steel, Super Duplex

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Common failures & inspection points

Mechanical seal degradation from dry running or contamination

Inspect mechanical seal faces for wear marks, scoring, or discoloration; verify seal lubrication system delivers fluid barrier protection; measure seal leakage (normal: a few drops per minute; excessive: >5-10 drops/min indicates failure)

Bearing wear, overheating, or lubrication failure leading to catastrophic failure

Monitor bearing housing temperature using non-contact infrared thermometer; check bearing lubrication level (grease or oil at sight glass midpoint); inspect for grease purging or oil seepage; perform vibration analysis to detect bearing degradation signatures early

Pump cavitation, misalignment, or impeller wear reducing efficiency and causing damage

Verify suction and discharge pressure readings match design specifications; analyze pressure differential against pump performance curves; monitor for cavitation noise; measure pump vibration (radial and axial) with transmitters to detect imbalance or misalignment

Lube oil system contamination, oxidation, or insufficient cooling reducing seal and bearing life

Verify lube oil level in oil-lubricated units (DL, CKL series) at sight glass midpoint; test oil quality (clarity, viscosity, contamination); confirm oil cooling system effective operation; inspect for water ingress, foaming, or degradation signs

Heat exchanger fouling reducing cooling capacity and leading to overheating

For air-cooled heat exchangers, inspect fins for blockage by debris, dust, or oil aerosol (>30% blockage reduces cooling >30%); test differential temperature across cooler, jackets, and exchangers; hand-feel cooler outlet temperature

Type-general inspection and maintenance points for this equipment category — not model-specific.

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