FBCN Technical Manual
Standardized Centrifugal Pump — Per ASME B73.1 — back-pull-out construction
The FBCN series is a standardized centrifugal pump (per ASME B73.1) with back-pull-out construction: the rotor+bearing assembly is removed without disconnecting or realigning the piping. Wide flow coverage for industrial processes with clean or turbid liquids.
FBCN series specifications
Industrial applications covered by this manual
FBCN technical manual contents
- 1Quick Selection Table
- 2General Pump Characteristics
- 3Power Reserve
- 4Pressure × Max Temperature Limit
- 5Accessories
- 6Peripheral Speed
- 7Efficiency Reduction
- 8Cutaway Drawing
- 9Parts List
- 10Sealing Chamber Details per Application
- 11Auxiliary Connections
- 12Dimensional
Construction features
- Spiral body cast in single piece, supported on its own feet, with wear ring on suction side
- Radial single-suction impeller with wear ring on pressure side (except models 25-150, 32-125 and 32-125.1)
- Shaft with protection sleeve in the sealing region
- Back-pull-out construction — bearing is removed without dismantling piping
- Flanges: Cast Iron ANSI B16.1 125 Lb FF or 250 Lb FF · Carbon Steel/Ductile ANSI B16.1 250 Lb RF or ANSI B16.5 150 Lb RF · Stainless Steel ANSI B16.5 150 Lb RF
- Hydrostatic test pressure: per ASME B73.1
Sealing options
- Gland packing — up to 105°C at 125 lbs (16 bar at 250 lbs)
- Mechanical seal — up to 90°C, 10 bar
- Sealing chamber per application (see manual)
Available materials
Who is this manual for
Process engineers, maintenance teams and designers who need to minimize downtime (back-pull-out reduces plant downtime hours).
When to use
Read for sizing (flow × head tables, pressure × temperature limits), preventive maintenance planning and selection of sealing chamber appropriate to the fluid.
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