"> Calpeda Marine Calpeda MXV 2/17
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Calpeda MXV 2/17

Calpeda Marine Calpeda MXV 2/17 is identified in the source list as a main or emergency fire pump. It is installed in a machinery space or designated independent emergency-pump location and connected to the vessel's fire main. Its purpose is to supply firefighting water to hydrants and other connected fire-main consumers when required. The existing record identifies fire-service duty for this pump. Fire-pump installations prioritize immediate availability, reliable suction and independent emergency supply where required by the vessel design. The exact model designation distinguishes hydraulic size and installation arrangement from neighboring fire-pump variants; refer to the approved fire-control and manufacturer documentation for the exact figures.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

pump type vertical multistage
flow rate m3h 2
head m 17

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Common failures & inspection points

Failure to prime or suction starvation caused by air leaks, blocked sea suction or closed valves, resulting in no discharge pressure or unstable flow
Shaft-seal or gland leakage caused by wear or misalignment, resulting in visible leakage around the pump shaft
Bearing or coupling deterioration caused by poor lubrication or misalignment, resulting in vibration, noise or elevated temperature
Impeller or casing fouling and corrosion caused by seawater exposure or deposits, resulting in reduced delivery and pressure
Drive or starting failure caused by motor, engine, battery, breaker or control faults, resulting in inability to start the pump during testing or emergency demand

Service & Maintenance

Run and function-test the pump in accordance with the vessel's fire-equipment maintenance plan. Inspect suction arrangements, priming system, seals, bearings, coupling, drive, valves and foundation. Verify pressure and flow indications are consistent with the vessel's established normal test results and investigate deterioration. Check remote starting and independent power or fuel arrangements where applicable. Inspect sea suction and strainers for blockage and corrosion. Refer to class, statutory and manufacturer documentation for exact test criteria and wear limits.

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Replacement Parts

Keep shaft-sealing parts, bearings, coupling elements, priming-system consumables, gaskets and drive or starting-system spares recommended for the installed unit. Emergency-pump spares should reflect its independent configuration. Confirm exact parts from the pump and driver serial numbers.
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