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Speck Pumpen

Speck TOE 80-8

The Speck Pumpen Speck TOE 80-8 is a self-priming pump. It is normally installed in bilge, stripping, drainage, deck or general-service systems where liquid may lie below pump level. It is designed for establishing suction and moving liquid without a permanently flooded suction line. In operation, an internal priming/separation arrangement removes entrained air and restores liquid flow. The supplied entry states the pressure designation as 8 bar; this information is retained unchanged. Compared with neighbouring models, the relevant differences are flow, pressure, suction-lift capability, materials and internal pump design; these must be confirmed from the installed documentation rather than inferred from the model designation alone. Service and survey attention should concentrate on priming performance, suction air leaks, seals, strainers, bearings and non-return valves. For exact ratings, dimensions, tolerances, test limits and model-specific settings, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

pump type self-priming
flow rate m3h 80
pressure bar 8

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Common failures & inspection points

Loss of flow caused by suction blockage, air ingress, internal wear or incorrect valve lineup, noticed as low discharge pressure or no delivery
Seal or gland leakage caused by wear, dry running, corrosion or shaft damage, noticed as visible liquid leakage
Bearing or drive deterioration caused by poor lubrication, misalignment or overload, noticed as heat, vibration or abnormal noise
Internal fouling, erosion or wear caused by debris or unsuitable liquid condition, noticed as reduced capacity and higher drive load
Motor, starter or control failure caused by electrical or sensor faults, noticed as failure to start, nuisance trip or unstable operation

Service & Maintenance

Trend suction/discharge pressure, flow where available, motor current, vibration, bearing temperature and leakage. Inspect strainers, valves, seals, bearings, coupling, foundation and rotation and verify standby/changeover arrangements for critical services. Apply pump-type-specific manufacturer limits during overhaul.

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Replacement Parts

Carry seals or packing, gaskets, bearings, coupling elements, filter/strainer consumables and selected motor/starter parts. Critical duties may justify a spare impeller, rotor/stator, screw/gear set or complete pump according to the actual pump principle.
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