"> Allweiler (CIRCOR/IDEX) SPF Lube
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Allweiler (CIRCOR/IDEX)

SPF Lube

SPF Lube by Allweiler (CIRCOR/IDEX) is a positive-displacement screw pump used for lubricating-oil circulation, pre-lubrication or transfer service. The rotating screw elements transfer liquid with relatively smooth, low-pulsation flow, which is useful for oil systems. It is generally installed close to the tank, engine package or distribution header served, with suction conditions arranged to prevent vapor formation and air ingress. The supplied record gives a capacity range of 3-200 m³/h. System protection depends on a correctly functioning relief arrangement because a positive-displacement pump can generate high pressure against a closed discharge. Neighboring models in the same series may differ in displacement, mounting arrangement, materials, seal design and drive configuration; those details are not defined in the supplied record. Confirm the exact installed execution from the nameplate and manufacturer documentation before selecting clearances or spare parts.

3-200 m³/h
Capacity
Lube Oil
Medium

Components & Design

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Technical Data

pump type Three-screw lube oil pump
variant count approx 60
period start year 1985
drive type Electric
construction Cast iron

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Common failures & inspection points

Screw and housing wear caused by abrasive contamination or poor lubricity, noticed as declining capacity or inability to maintain pressure
Shaft-seal leakage caused by wear, heat or misalignment, noticed as oil at the seal area
Cavitation or aeration from restricted suction, cold viscous oil or air ingress, noticed as abnormal noise and unstable pressure
Relief-valve sticking or incorrect operation, noticed as abnormal discharge pressure, overheating or bypassing
Bearing or drive-coupling wear, noticed as vibration, noise or elevated bearing temperature

Service & Maintenance

Trend suction/discharge pressure, leakage, noise and vibration during normal operation. Keep suction strainers and oil condition under control, because contamination directly affects screw and housing wear. Check the relief arrangement for freedom of movement and correct system function without changing its setting unless authorized by the maker or vessel procedure. Inspect seals, bearings, coupling and foundation during planned maintenance. Use manufacturer documentation for exact internal clearances, relief settings and overhaul intervals; class survey attention is normally directed to condition and reliable operation where the pump serves an essential system.

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Replacement Parts

Carry seal kits, O-rings and gaskets, bearing components and coupling elements appropriate to the exact execution. For essential service, a maker-approved screw/rotor set or complete rotating cartridge may be justified where replacement is practical on board. Confirm part selection from the nameplate and serial number because screw geometry and clearances are model-specific.
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