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Technical manual FBOT

FBOT thermal oil pump manual: selection curves, construction details, power reserve, accessories, parts, connections and dimensions.

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FBOT · Thermal Oil Pump
Document code
MTEC-16/00
Document language
Portuguese
Format
PDF · 10 pages
File size
619 KB

Specifications of the FBOT series.

Operating data, applications, construction, sealing and materials as the series documentation describes them. Confirm the model and configuration during selection.

Operating data

Sizes
DN 25 to 300 mm
Flow
Up to 2,200 m³/h
Pressure / Head
Up to 135 m
Temperature
Up to 350 °C
Rotation
Up to 3,500 rpm

Industrial applications covered by this manual

  • Industrial heating systems with thermal oil
  • Pharmaceutical
  • Chemical
  • Food (in the thermal-oil circuit)
  • Textile
  • Plastics

Construction features

  • Spiral body cast in single piece, without feet
  • Closed radial single-suction impeller
  • Back-pull-out construction for easier maintenance
  • Bearing with dual rolling bearings — one submerged in oil, the other shielded and grease-lubricated
  • Flanges: ANSI B16.42 150 lbs (standard) or DIN EN 1092-2 PN16 (optional)
  • Hydrostatic test pressure: 1.5× operating pressure
  • Part numbering per DIN EN 24250 (Table 3)

Sealing options

  • Manual MTEC-16/00 (§2.3) describes graphite packing and a mechanical seal immersed in bearing housing oil
  • The current catalogue (p.2) describes the seal immersed in the thermal oil itself. Confirm the configuration and maintenance instructions with engineering before applying either description to the equipment.

Available materials

  • Cast Iron (up to 40 m/s)
  • Ductile Iron (up to 60 m/s)
  • Carbon Steel (up to 60 m/s)
  • Stainless Steel (up to 80 m/s)

Who is this manual for

Process engineers at plants with thermal-oil heating systems (pharmaceutical, chemical, textile, plastics) who need robust sealing for continuous high-temperature operation.

When to use

Read during selection (characteristic curves at 1750 and 3500 rpm, maximum pressure vs temperature), during installation (auxiliary connections, ANSI B16.42 150 lbs flanges or DIN EN 1092-2 PN16) and for maintenance (DIN EN 24250 parts list).

Product catalogues

These catalogues complement the technical manuals. For sizing and operating limits, consult the specific documentation and engineering team.

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