Introducing the operating procedures of KCB gear pump to you

KCB gear pump; It mainly consists of gears, shafts, pump bodies, valves, and shaft end seals. Gears have high hardness and strength after heat treatment, and are installed together with the shaft in a replaceable shaft sleeve for operation. The lubrication of all parts inside the pump is automatically achieved through the use of the output medium during pump operation. The oil leakage and return grooves inside the pump are due to the low torque force borne by the gears during operation, resulting in low bearing load and minimal wear on the pump. The pump is equipped with a valve as overload protection, and the full reflux pressure of the valve is 1.5 times the rated discharge pressure of the pump. It can also be adjusted according to actual needs within the allowable discharge pressure range. However, please note that this valve cannot be used for long-term operation as a pressure reducing valve. If necessary, it can be installed separately on the pipeline. When viewed from the extended end of the main shaft towards the pump, it rotates clockwise. As the usage time increases, gear pumps may experience malfunctions such as insufficient or even no oil pumping, mainly due to excessive wear and tear on the relevant parts. The wear parts of gear pumps mainly include the active shaft and bushing, the passive gear center hole and shaft pin, the pump housing cavity and gear, the gear end face and pump cover, etc. When the main technical indicators of the lubricating oil pump do not meet the requirements after wear and tear, it should be disassembled and decomposed to identify the worn parts and degree, and corresponding measures should be taken.