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Mechanical Track: Setting Up a Centrifugal Pump

Module 2 Est. 2.5 h · estimate · draft

Lesson 2-MAudience: MechanicalPrerequisites: Lessons 2-1 to 2-4DRAFT · unverified

What you'll be able to do

  • Set up FL, equipment, BOM and measuring points for a pump
  • Raise a notification from a route finding

Why it matters in the plant

A well-built pump record makes route findings, parts and history usable. The pump is a made-up example.

Steps and transactions

1Model the pump and motor

Create the pump and motor equipment records and install them at the pump's FL. Example data only.

Craft notes

Mechanical.

Sources t-code catalog rows IL01, IE01, IE4N; [S2] (pump transmission/motor item example)

2Build the pump BOM

Add spares such as the seal and bearings (map example). Gaskets and lubricant come from the walkthrough's illustrative list Unverified.

Craft notes

Mechanical.

Sources t-code catalog rows IB01; walkthrough source list (URLs below) caveat (illustrative)

3Add measuring points

Vibration, bearing temperature and a run-hours counter.

Craft notes

Mechanical.

Sources t-code catalog rows IK01

4Raise the route finding

A high vibration reading becomes a notification, then a corrective order.

Craft notes

Mechanical.

Sources [S11]; public t-code catalogs

Common mistakes

  • Treating vibration limits as course facts: no limits are sourced. Use site standards TBD: owner to supply.

Check your understanding

  1. Which transaction installs the pump at its FL?
  2. Name two pump measuring points from the lesson.
  3. A route finds high vibration. What's created first?

Answer key

  1. IE4N [map I]
  2. Any two of: vibration, bearing temperature, run-hours counter [map B]
  3. A notification (IW21) [S11]

Related templates

  • None yet. TBD: owner to supply

Public sources

Verification log

  • Verified by: [owner] | Date: [ ] | Notes: [ ]

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