Aggregates Manager

October 2014

Aggregates Manager Digital Magazine

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AGGREGATES MANAGER October 2014 14 If your pump will be unaended, consider installing a float that automatically shuts off the pump when the water level becomes too low, then restarts it as the level rises. is prevents damage to the seal and prevents premature motor failure. In addition to pump components that keep damage from oc- curring, there are others that make maintenance faster and easier on the jobsite. For example, some pumps offer access to their interiors with the removal of just a few bolts rather than numerous ones. Some pumps also don't require users to remove additional components, such as the seal, to access the interior. For even faster maintenance on the jobsite, many manufacturers offer a complete replacement package that includes a seal, sha, and impeller, and everything users need to install them. Also, consider where you can get parts and how long you might have to wait for them. Now you're ready to get things moving. But once you have your pump in place, don't forget to pay it a visit once in a while. A lile goes a long way While every piece of equipment with moving parts needs regular, preventive maintenance, it's particularly important for Close-up photo: Recycled clarified water Is Your Solution To Water Reclamation! Leader in Design & Construction of Fines Recovery Systems MAXIMIZE YOUR PRODUCTIVITY WITH OUR CUSTOM DESIGNED EQUIPMENT. t PLATE AND FRAME PRESS t HIGH RATE THICKENER t DEWATERING SCREEN t FRACTIONATOR t VERTICAL DURABILITY CELL t SUPER CUTTER HYDRO-CYCLONE ASSEMBLED IN THE USA 866.616.9351 www.azfab.com Scan Facebook 7H[W,1)2WRRUYLVLWZZZDJJPDQFRPLQIR Double mechanical seals provide a consistent, watertight seal and play an important role in protecting the pump's internal components.

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