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Figure 4 of manual MTEC-16/00 beside this model’s dimensions from Table 5, in millimetres and grouped as in the manual.
Preliminary selection charts and Figure 1 of the manual, converted to light lines from the originals. They are series selection maps, not individual curves for this model.
These maps are not individual performance curves. On their own, they do not specify power, required NPSH or an impeller for your duty point. Series maxima do not describe one simultaneous operating point either.
The compact catalogue and manual have different coverage. For large-capacity ranges, also consult the manual charts; a code’s absence from these two images does not indicate discontinuation.
Maximum discharge pressure depends on temperature. Refer to Figure 1 on page 5 of manual MTEC-16/00 and confirm the limit for the configuration and duty point with engineering. Do not substitute interpolated values for the original chart when selecting the equipment.
Table 1 and items 2 to 5 of manual MTEC-16/00, with the bearings of this model’s bearing frame. Series maxima do not describe one simultaneous operating point.
MTEC-16/00 · Table 1 (p.4) · items 2.2 to 2.4 (p.5) · item 4 (p.6). Review series limits and the manual before defining the equipment. Catalogue maxima do not describe a single operating point.
This model follows the standard configuration identified in the FBOT catalogue. The manual describes a spiral casing, closed radial impeller and dual sealing. Check suction pressure and maximum discharge pressure at operating temperature against Figure 1; also validate flow, head and start-up conditions with engineering.
| Value | m/s |
|---|---|
| Cast Iron | 40 |
| Ductile Iron | 60 |
| Carbon Steel | 60 |
| Stainless Steels | 80 |
| Absorbed power (CV) | Motor power reserve |
|---|---|
| up to 2 | ≈ 20% (minimum 1,5 cv) |
| up to 20 | ≈ 15% |
| above 20 | ≈ 10% |
| Connection | Designation | Size |
|---|---|---|
| D1 | Support drain | ¼" BSP |
| D2 | Mechanical seal leakage indicator | ¼" BSP |
| FF | Oil supply | ¼" BSP |
| V | Vent | ¼" BSP |
Manual MTEC-16/00 describes the series construction, sealing arrangement and pump selection conditions.

Sealing with graphite packing and a mechanical seal. The configuration and maintenance instructions must match the supplied equipment.
Back-pull-out construction — allows bearing frame removal without disconnecting/misaligning piping. Simplifies maintenance.
Closed radial impeller, single suction.
Spiral-shaped body, cast in single piece without feet. Bearing frame with 2 bearings — one oil-submerged, other shielded and grease-lubricated.
Manual MTEC-16/00 (§2.3) describes the seal immersed in bearing housing oil; the current catalogue (page 2) refers to the thermal oil itself. Confirm your pump configuration and the corresponding lubrication and maintenance instructions with engineering.
FBOT is intended for organic thermal oil circuits. Specify the oil and temperature and confirm component compatibility; the fluid must not contain abrasive particles.
Explore series applications and selection criteriaFigure 2 of manual MTEC-16/00 with the Table 3 parts list, numbered according to DIN EN 24250, with the quantities given in the manual.
| Part no. | Description | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| 102 | Casing — Spiral Body | 1 |
| 163 | Pressure Cover | 1 |
| 183 | Support Foot | 1 |
| 210 | Shaft | 1 |
| 230 | Impeller | 1 |
| 321.01 | Radial Ball Bearing | 1 |
| 321.02 | Shielded Radial Ball Bearing, grease-lubricated | 1 |
| 330 | Bearing Frame | 1 |
| 360 | Bearing Cover | 1 |
| 400.01 | Flat Gasket — casing / pressure cover | 1 |
| 400.03 | Flat Gasket — bearing cover / bearing frame | 1 |
| 411 | Sealing Washer — FF, V and D1 connections | 3 |
| 433 | Mechanical Seal | 1 |
| 461 | Graphite Packing | 3 |
| 502 | Casing Wear Ring | 1 |
| 503 | Impeller Wear Ring | 1 |
| Part no. | Description | Qty |
|---|---|---|
| 550 | Support Cover | 1 |
| 551.01 | Spacer Washer — packing | 1 |
| 551.04 | Spacer Washer — bearing | 2 |
| 710 | Pipe | 1 |
| 901.01 | Hexagon Head Bolt — pressure cover / casing | 6 |
| 901.03 | Hexagon Head Bolt — bearing frame / casing | 4 |
| 901.13 | Hexagon Head Bolt — support foot / bearing frame | 1 |
| 903 | Plug — FF, V and D1 connections | 3 |
| 914 | Hexagon Socket Screw — bearing cover | 4 |
| 922 | Impeller Nut | 1 |
| 932.01 | Retaining Ring — packing | 1 |
| 932.04 | Retaining Ring — bearings | 2 |
| 936 | Lock Washer | 1 |
| 940.1 | Key — impeller | 1 |
| 940.2 | Key — coupling | 1 |
| 970 | Nameplate | 1 |
Part numbers according to DIN EN 24250 (Table 3 of manual MTEC-16/00). When requesting spare parts, provide the complete model code and the part number.
The product catalogue and technical manual are in Portuguese. Review the available drawings and confirm the supplied configuration and dimensions in the quotation.
Manual MTEC-16/00 describes the series construction, sealing arrangement and pump selection conditions.
Product catalogues
These catalogues complement the technical manuals. For sizing and operating limits, consult the specific documentation and engineering team.
Technical and commercial information to prepare your selection.
The FBOT 50-160 has suction flange DN80mm and discharge flange DN50mm, per Table 5 of the FBOT Technical Manual. Available flanges: ANSI B16.42 150lbs (standard) or DIN EN 1092-2 PN16 (optional).
The designation follows the FB standard: "FBOT 50-160" where 50 is the discharge flange nominal diameter in mm and 160 is the impeller nominal diameter in mm.
Manual MTEC-16/00 states 350 °C as the series temperature limit. For FBOT 50-160, confirm the fluid, configuration and duty point. Maximum discharge pressure depends on temperature: refer to Figure 1 on page 5 and ask engineering to confirm the limit applicable to the supplied equipment.
Sealing with graphite packing and a mechanical seal. The configuration and maintenance instructions must match the supplied equipment. Manual MTEC-16/00 (§2.3) describes the seal immersed in bearing housing oil; the current catalogue (page 2) refers to the thermal oil itself. Confirm your pump configuration and the corresponding lubrication and maintenance instructions with engineering.
The FBOT 50-160 uses two ball bearings in bearing frame 3: one runs submerged in oil and the other is shielded and grease-lubricated, per Section 2.4 and Tables 1 and 3 of the FBOT Technical Manual.
Yes. All FBOT pumps, including the 50-160, have back-pull-out construction — the bearing frame can be removed from the casing without disconnecting/misaligning the piping. This simplifies assembly, disassembly and maintenance.
Available materials with peripheral speed limits (manual Section 5): Cast Iron up to 40 m/s, Ductile Iron up to 60 m/s, Carbon Steel up to 60 m/s, Stainless Steels up to 80 m/s. The choice depends on thermal oil and temperature conditions. Consult FB engineering for technical recommendation.
The FBOT 50-160 has 4 auxiliary connections of ¼" BSP (manual Table 4): D1 (support drain), D2 (mechanical seal leakage indicator), FF (oil supply) and V (vent). They allow monitoring and maintenance of the sealing system.
Manual Table 2 defines motor power reserve: up to 2cv of required pump power → ~20% (minimum 1.5cv); up to 20cv → ~15%; above 20cv → ~10%. Important to avoid overload operation and extend motor service life.
Clockwise, viewed from the drive end (manual Table 1). Maximum rotation is 3500 rpm. For operation selection at 1750 rpm or 3500 rpm, consult the characteristic curves (manual Section 1). Hydrostatic test is performed at 1.5 × operating pressure.
FBOT manual MTEC-16/00 cites ANSI B16.42 150lbs or DIN EN 1092-2 PN16 flanges, part numbering according to DIN EN 24250 and hydrostatic testing at 1.5 times operating pressure. For FBOT 50-160, confirm the supplied flange and configuration in the quotation. If the project requires ASME B73.1, balancing or a specific test, request the corresponding engineering documentation.
Share the available process data. With it, FB Bombas engineering checks the duty point on the 1,750 or 3,500 rpm curve, the discharge pressure allowed at the operating temperature, the impeller material and the motor power reserve, and specifies the model, configuration and documentation for supply.
Same DN or adjacent discharge diameter. Compare the technical data before considering a replacement.
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