Group 3 Assignment 3
Group 3 Assignment 3
Let's break down the factors for product installation, procedures for machine
installation, and methods of manufactured product installation using the example of
an industrial pump.
A. Pre-Installation Check:
Inspection of Delivered Equipment: Ensure that the pump, motor, and other components have
been delivered in good condition, with no damage during transit and Cross-check all components
with the equipment list.
Verify Specifications: Check that the pump specifications match the project requirements (e.g.,
pressure, flow rate, horsepower).
B. Positioning of the Pump’s Equipment:
Place the Pump on the Base with the use of a level to ensure it is perfectly horizontal to avoid
operational problems.
The motor will be typically aligned with the pump, ensuring that the shaft and coupling are in
line.
Electrical Wiring: Connect the pump motor to the electrical supply according to
the manufacturer’s wiring diagram. This step may require professional electricians
in our team, especially when working with high-voltage equipment (Three phase
Motor).
E. Lubrication and Initial Checks:
Lubricate Moving Parts: Apply any required lubrication (e.g., bearings, seals) to
ensure smooth operation. Here we will be attention to which lubrication is
correctly preferable according manufacture of the pump.
Check for Leaks : Before starting, check for any leaks around flanges, seals, or
• System Testing: Test the entire system (pressure, flow, etc.) to ensure
the pump operates within the specified parameters as expected in our
installation and designed project plan.
3. Methods of Manufactured Product Installation:
Let us cross check on the some methods after you will get an idea of
which method preferable to install our pump.
A. Manual Installation: Manual installation is typically used for smaller or less
complex devices that don’t require heavy lifting equipment or specialized tools. This
method is more labor-intensive and relies on human effort for the assembly and setup
of components.
Examples:
Small machinery (e.g., pumps, small motors, fans)
Equipment in confined spaces
Systems that can be assembled with hand tools (e.g., small conveyor systems,
basic HVAC units)