Vertical submersible pumps are used to move liquids from tanks, sumps, pits, and other below-grade or confined locations. Their vertical configuration allows the pumping element to operate within or below the liquid while the drive and supporting components are positioned according to the pump’s specific design.
DAC Worldwide’s Submersible Vertical Pump Dissectible (Goulds/IR/Durco/Aurora) (275-120) is constructed from an actual industrial pump selected for its relevance to process operations and industrial maintenance. Examples from manufacturers such as Goulds, Ingersoll Rand, Durco, and Aurora may be used.
The restored and carefully sectioned pump gives learners a detailed view of its construction and internal components. It supports realistic classroom and laboratory training in component identification, inspection, disassembly, reassembly, and routine maintenance.
Technical training is most effective when learners can work with the types of equipment they will encounter on the job. This dissectible provides an industrially relevant training aid for exploring the design and maintenance requirements of vertical submersible pumps.
Primary features are retained, and replacement hardware is installed where necessary. Components are cleaned, restored, and painted with a high-durability urethane coating where appropriate, helping the trainer withstand frequent classroom and laboratory use.
Learners can use the dissectible to explore a typical pump maintenance process:
Product appearance, dimensions, and weight may vary according to the make and model of the industrial pump supplied.
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