Centrifugal Pumps Design and Application 2nd ed - Val S. Lobanoff, Robert R. Ross (Butterworth-Heinemann, 1992)
Shaft Design and Axial Thrust 349 Figure 16-8. Axial thrust on single-suction open impellers without ribs on back side. It is recommended that the element maintain a small unbalance (minimum 100 Ib) in one direction to lightly load the bearing and prevent floating of the rotor. Normal wear of the original ring or bushing clearance will not affect balance. It is recommended that all impeller rings be the same size and on even-stage pumps that the center sleeve diameter be the same as the sleeve diameters in each stuffing box. To balance an odd number of stages, the simplest solution is to change only the diameter of the center sleeve.
350 Centrifugal Pumps: Design and Application Figure 16-9. Axial thrust on single-suction open impeller with ribs on back side. Stacked Impellers. With all impellers facing in one direction, the area between the last impeller and the high-pressure stuffing box is under full discharge pressure. Pressure is broken down across a balance drum, with the diameter of the drum sized for axial balance. Wear on the balance drum will affect axial balance, therefore bearing rating should be sized accordingly. On critical applications, particularly where a high rate of erosion wear is anticipated, the permanent installation of load cells should be considered. The low-pressure side of the balance drum is piped back to suction, as is the low-pressure side of the throttle bushing in the back-to-back ar-
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Shaft <strong>Design</strong> <strong>and</strong> Axial Thrust 349<br />
Figure 16-8. Axial thrust on single-suction open impellers without ribs on back<br />
side.<br />
It is recommend<strong>ed</strong> that the element maintain a small unbalance (minimum<br />
100 Ib) in one direction to lightly load the bearing <strong>and</strong> prevent<br />
floating of the rotor. Normal wear of the original ring or bushing clearance<br />
will not affect balance. It is recommend<strong>ed</strong> that all impeller rings be<br />
the same size <strong>and</strong> on even-stage pumps that the center sleeve diameter be<br />
the same as the sleeve diameters in each stuffing box. To balance an odd<br />
number of stages, the simplest solution is to change only the diameter of<br />
the center sleeve.