Core Purpose & Equipment Adaptation
This supplement focuses on additional genuine parts for F-1600 and F-1300 mud pumps, widely used in oil & gas drilling, mining, and construction piling. It caters to drilling teams, maintenance engineers, and procurement managers, solving pain points like liner wear, piston failure, and sealing leaks to maintain pump efficiency under high-pressure, abrasive conditions, complying with API 16A and ISO 13628 standards.
1. Liners & Liner Lock Components
Critical for fluid containment in the pump cylinder, these parts endure extreme abrasive wear. Premature failure causes mud leakage and cylinder damage; genuine components ensure precise fit and wear resistance, minimizing downtime in heavy-duty drilling scenarios.
No. | Part Name | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Liner | 107.35.110.30 | High-chrome alloy (HCW) with hardness HRC 60-65 | 1. Abrasive mud particle erosion; 2. Uneven piston pressure | 1. Control mud solid content <5% (API 16A requirement); 2. Check liner-piston clearance monthly (maintain 0.1-0.2mm) |
2 | Liner | 107.35.110.31 | High-chrome alloy (HCW) with hardness HRC 60-65 | 1. Abrasive mud particle erosion; 2. Uneven piston pressure | 1. Control mud solid content <5% (API 16A requirement); 2. Check liner-piston clearance monthly (maintain 0.1-0.2mm) |
3 | Liner | 107.35.110.32 | High-chrome alloy (HCW) with hardness HRC 60-65 | 1. Abrasive mud particle erosion; 2. Thermal stress from temperature changes | 1. Avoid rapid fluid temperature fluctuations (<5℃/min); 2. Replace when inner diameter wear exceeds 0.5mm |
4 | Liner | 107.35.110.33 | High-chrome alloy (HCW) with hardness HRC 60-65 | 1. Abrasive mud particle erosion; 2. Thermal stress from temperature changes | 1. Avoid rapid fluid temperature fluctuations (<5℃/min); 2. Replace when inner diameter wear exceeds 0.5mm |
5 | Liner | 107.35.110.34 | High-chrome alloy (HCW) with hardness HRC 60-65 | 1. Abrasive mud particle erosion; 2. Chemical corrosion from mud additives | 1. Test mud pH monthly (maintain 7.5-9.0); 2. Use corrosion inhibitors for acidic mud |
6 | Liner | 107.35.110.35 | High-chrome alloy (HCW) with hardness HRC 60-65 | 1. Abrasive mud particle erosion; 2. Chemical corrosion from mud additives | 1. Test mud pH monthly (maintain 7.5-9.0); 2. Use corrosion inhibitors for acidic mud |
7 | Liner | 107.35.110.22 | Nitrided steel (AISI 4140) for enhanced wear resistance | 1. Wear from piston reciprocation; 2. Loosening of liner lock components | 1. Retighten liner locks every 1,000 operating hours; 2. Lubricate liner seating surface before installation |
8 | Liner | 107.35.110.23 | Nitrided steel (AISI 4140) for enhanced wear resistance | 1. Wear from piston reciprocation; 2. Loosening of liner lock components | 1. Retighten liner locks every 1,000 operating hours; 2. Lubricate liner seating surface before installation |
9 | Liner | 107.35.110.24 | Nitrided steel (AISI 4140) for enhanced wear resistance | 1. Wear from piston reciprocation; 2. Contamination between liner and cylinder | 1. Clean cylinder bore thoroughly before liner installation; 2. Inspect for debris after disassembly |
10 | Liner | 107.35.110.25 | Nitrided steel (AISI 4140) for enhanced wear resistance | 1. Wear from piston reciprocation; 2. Contamination between liner and cylinder | 1. Clean cylinder bore thoroughly before liner installation; 2. Inspect for debris after disassembly |
11 | Liner | 107.35.110.26 | Nitrided steel (AISI 4140) for enhanced wear resistance | 1. Wear from piston reciprocation; 2. Overpressure in the cylinder | 1. Never exceed pump rated pressure (1600 psi); 2. Install pressure relief valve (API 16C compliant) |
12 | Liner | 107.35.110.27 | Nitrided steel (AISI 4140) for enhanced wear resistance | 1. Wear from piston reciprocation; 2. Overpressure in the cylinder | 1. Never exceed pump rated pressure (1600 psi); 2. Install pressure relief valve (API 16C compliant) |
13 | Lock,liner | 107.29.110.15 | Alloy steel (AISI 4130) with heat treatment | 1. Vibration-induced loosening; 2. Thread wear from repeated assembly | 1. Apply anti-seize compound to threads; 2. Use torque wrench (follow 350 N·m standard) |
14 | Ring liner lock | 107.29.110.20 | Stainless steel (304) for corrosion resistance | 1. Corrosion from mud moisture; 2. Deformation from over-tightening | 1. Clean and dry after each disassembly; 2. Avoid over-tightening (max 200 N·m) |
2. Pistons & Valve Components
Essential for fluid suction and discharge, these parts control mud flow and pressure. Wear or failure leads to reduced pump efficiency and leaks; precision-engineered parts ensure optimal sealing and durability, aligning with ASME B18.2.1 standards.
No. | Part Name | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Piston | 107.114.00 | Reinforced polyurethane (PU) with steel core | 1. Abrasive wear from mud particles; 2. Fatigue from reciprocating motion | 1. Install suction strainer (filter particles >1mm); 2. Replace every 6,000 operating hours |
2 | Piston | 107.116.00 | Reinforced polyurethane (PU) with steel core | 1. Abrasive wear from mud particles; 2. Fatigue from reciprocating motion | 1. Install suction strainer (filter particles >1mm); 2. Replace every 6,000 operating hours |
3 | Piston | 107.117.00 | Nitrile rubber (NBR) with aluminum core | 1. Oil contamination from hydraulic fluid; 2. Overheating from high-speed operation | 1. Use compatible hydraulic oil (ISO VG 46); 2. Control pump speed <120 rpm |
4 | Piston | 107.118.00 | Nitrile rubber (NBR) with aluminum core | 1. Oil contamination from hydraulic fluid; 2. Overheating from high-speed operation | 1. Use compatible hydraulic oil (ISO VG 46); 2. Control pump speed <120 rpm |
5 | Piston | 107.119.00 | Viton rubber with stainless steel core | 1. Chemical corrosion from mud additives; 2. Wear from liner misalignment | 1. Avoid strong oxidizing additives; 2. Check piston-liner alignment (tolerance ±0.03mm) |
6 | Piston | 107.120.00 | Viton rubber with stainless steel core | 1. Chemical corrosion from mud additives; 2. Wear from liner misalignment | 1. Avoid strong oxidizing additives; 2. Check piston-liner alignment (tolerance ±0.03mm) |
7 | Piston | 107.122.00 | Polyurethane (PU) with carbon fiber reinforcement | 1. Impact damage from cavitation; 2. Wear from low-lubrication conditions | 1. Maintain suction pressure >0.2 MPa; 2. Add lubricating additives to mud |
8 | Piston | 107.06.64.00 | Polyurethane (PU) with carbon fiber reinforcement | 1. Impact damage from cavitation; 2. Wear from low-lubrication conditions | 1. Maintain suction pressure >0.2 MPa; 2. Add lubricating additives to mud |
9 | Piston | 107.06.66.00 | Rubber (EPDM) with steel core | 1. UV aging from outdoor storage; 2. Swelling from water-based mud | 1. Store in dark, dry environment; 2. Limit exposure to water-based mud to 8,000 hours |
10 | Piston | 107.06.68.00 | Rubber (EPDM) with steel core | 1. UV aging from outdoor storage; 2. Swelling from water-based mud | 1. Store in dark, dry environment; 2. Limit exposure to water-based mud to 8,000 hours |
11 | Piston | 107.06.70.00 | Ceramic-coated aluminum | 1. Chipping from impact; 2. Wear from abrasive mud | 1. Handle with padded tools during installation; 2. Use low-abrasion mud additives |
12 | Piston | 107.11.130.00 | Ceramic-coated aluminum | 1. Chipping from impact; 2. Wear from abrasive mud | 1. Handle with padded tools during installation; 2. Use low-abrasion mud additives |
13 | Piston | 107.11.135.00 | Tungsten carbide (WC-Co) coated steel | 1. Fatigue from cyclic pressure; 2. Corrosion from saltwater mud | 1. Conduct ultrasonic flaw detection every 6 months; 2. Rinse with fresh water after offshore use |
14 | Valve and seat | 107.11.140.00 | Tungsten carbide seat + stainless steel valve | 1. Impact wear from valve closing; 2. Abrasive mud particle erosion | 1. Install cushion springs to reduce impact; 2. Clean valve seat monthly with wire brush |
15 | Valve and seat | 107.11.144.00 | Tungsten carbide seat + stainless steel valve | 1. Impact wear from valve closing; 2. Abrasive mud particle erosion | 1. Install cushion springs to reduce impact; 2. Clean valve seat monthly with wire brush |
16 | Spring | 107.11.110.16 | Chrome silicon steel (ASTM A231) | 1. Fatigue from repeated compression; 2. Corrosion from moisture | 1. Test spring tension quarterly (maintain 50-60 N); 2. Apply anti-rust oil after cleaning |
3. Seals, Gaskets & Fasteners
Vital for preventing fluid leakage and securing components, these parts endure high pressure and corrosion. Leakage or fastener failure risks downtime; premium parts ensure compliance with API 674, maintaining sealing integrity and structural stability.
No. | Part Name | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | O ring rubber | 7602-1600-44 | Nitrile rubber (NBR) Shore hardness 70A | 1. Compression set from over-tightening; 2. Oil swelling from hydraulic fluid | 1. Maintain compression ratio 15-20%; 2. Use oil-resistant NBR-compatible fluids |
2 | Seal,ring joint | 7602-0661-11 | Ring joint gasket (RJG) with carbon steel core | 1. Misalignment during installation; 2. Corrosion from mud | 1. Ensure flange alignment (tolerance ±0.05mm); 2. Clean gasket surface before installation |
3 | Gasket | 107.29.110.17 | Graphite-reinforced asbestos-free material | 1. Thermal degradation from high temperature; 2. Damage from uneven bolt torque | 1. Replace after each disassembly; 2. Tighten bolts in crisscross pattern (250 N·m) |
4 | Screw | LNB/AC1-4-09 | Carbon steel (grade 5.8) with zinc plating | 1. Thread stripping from over-tightening; 2. Vibration-induced loosening | 1. Use torque screwdriver (15 N·m); 2. Apply thread locker for vibration-prone areas |
5 | Heavy hex lock nut | LS7601-0720-58 | Alloy steel (grade 8.8) with cadmium plating | 1. Thread galling from improper lubrication; 2. Corrosion from saltwater | 1. Apply molybdenum disulfide grease; 2. Replace after 3 offshore operations |
6 | Nut,heavy lock | 107.35.124.00 | Alloy steel (grade 10.9) with zinc plating | 1. Fatigue from cyclic loading; 2. Over-tightening leading to deformation | 1. Never exceed 400 N·m torque; 2. Inspect for cracks every 5,000 hours |
7 | Stud with nuts | 7601-1260-47 | Alloy steel stud (A193 B7) + carbon steel nut | 1. Uneven load distribution; 2. Thread wear from assembly | 1. Tighten nuts in sequence to evenly distribute load; 2. Use thread protector during storage |
4. Bushing, Spacer & Pipeline Components
These parts ensure structural alignment and smooth fluid flow, enduring vibration and abrasive wear. Misalignment or pipeline damage disrupts operations; precision parts guarantee fit and durability, meeting ISO 13628-2 for fluid handling systems.
No. | Part Name | Part Number | Material | Main Wear Causes | Damage Prevention Notes |
1 | Bushing | 101-0401-03-19-008 | Bronze (CuSn10) for self-lubrication | 1. Wear from shaft rotation; 2. Contamination from mud particles | 1. Lubricate with grease every 1,000 hours; 2. Clean bushing bore during maintenance |
2 | Spacer,Moudle | 107.36.110.05 | Stainless steel (316L) for corrosion resistance | 1. Deformation from overpressure; 2. Wear from component movement | 1. Never exceed rated load (1000 kg); 2. Check spacer thickness annually (replace if worn >0.2mm) |
3 | Elbow | 7601-2570-89 | Carbon steel (A106 Gr.B) with anti-corrosion coating | 1. Erosion from high-velocity mud; 2. Impact damage from installation | 1. Control mud velocity <8 m/s; 2. Use pipe supports to reduce vibration |
4 | Wear plate | 107.36.110.04 | High-chrome alloy (HRC 62-65) | 1. Abrasive wear from mud; 2. Impact from debris | 1. Install upstream strainer; 2. Replace when wear depth exceeds 3mm |
5 | Support assembly | - | Alloy steel (A36) with powder coating | 1. Fatigue from vibration; 2. Corrosion from outdoor exposure | 1. Tighten mounting bolts monthly; 2. Touch up anti-corrosion coating annually |
6 | Adapter | 7601-2090-40 | Stainless steel (304) with precision threads | 1. Thread wear from repeated assembly; 2. Corrosion from mud additives | 1. Use thread sealant during installation; 2. Clean threads after each use |
Field Maintenance Case Studies
Case 1: Liner Wear & Leakage Resolution
A Middle East drilling team faced frequent liner leaks on their F-1300 pump (liners 107.35.110.30/31). Inspection found mud solid content at 12% (exceeding API 16A’s 5% limit), causing accelerated liner wear. Installing a high-efficiency suction strainer, switching to high-chrome liners, and controlling mud solids resolved leaks, extending liner lifespan from 3,000 to 8,000 hours.
Case 2: Piston Failure Due to Cavitation
An offshore rig reported piston (107.117.00) failure on F-1600 pumps. Root cause was low suction pressure (0.08 MPa) leading to cavitation. Increasing suction pressure to 0.3 MPa, replacing pistons with Viton-core variants, and cleaning suction strainers weekly restored pump performance, reducing piston replacements by 70%.
FAQ
Question | Answer |
How to determine when to replace F-1600/F-1300 pump liners? | Replace when inner diameter wear exceeds 0.5mm, or if leakage occurs. For high-abrasion mud (solids >5%), replace every 4,000 hours; standard conditions allow 8,000 hours (per API 16A guidelines). |
What’s the difference between PU and Viton pistons for these pumps? | PU pistons (e.g., 107.114.00) offer cost-effectiveness for standard mud; Viton pistons (e.g., 107.119.00) resist high temperatures (up to 200℃) and chemicals, ideal for acidic or high-temperature mud. |
How to prevent ring joint seal (7602-0661-11) leakage? | Ensure flange alignment (±0.05mm tolerance), clean sealing surfaces, and use compatible thread sealant. Retighten bolts after initial 10 hours of operation and inspect monthly for corrosion. |
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