Durco Mark III ANSI Process Pumps

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ALLOY PUMPS ANSI Standard Lo-Flo Sealmatic Unitized Self-Priming Recessed Impeller

Bulletin P-10-500c (E)

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Durco Mark III ANSI Process Pumps

Pumps delivered worldwide are manufactured in Flowserve facilities, certified either to ISO 9001 or to 9002.

Quality System Certificate

Mark III ANSI Standard Pump

Heavy-duty chemical service pumps are world renowned for their reliability and durability.

Mark III Standard/4-5 Performance Curves/6 Interchangeability/7 PumpSel Durco Pump Selection Guide/7

Features/ Enhancements

Improved pump reliability and extended MTBPM are achieved with exclusive features like the unique reverse vane impeller, SealSentry seal chambers and many other technological advancements.

Power Ends/8-9 Seal Chambers/10-11 Impellers/12-13 Shaft Design/14 Baseplates/15-17 C-Flange and Other Options/18-19 Safety and Inspection Options/20-21

Mark III Lo-Flo Pump

Radial vane impeller with circular concentric casing is specifically designed for high head/low flow applications.

Lo-Flo/22-23

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Mark III Sealmatic Pump

Dynamically sealed pump eliminates the need for conventional mechanical seals.

Sealmatic/24-25

Mark III Self-Priming Pump

Sits high and dry, reduces costs of vertical pump options and simplifies maintenance.

Pumps and Priming Tanks/26-27

Mark III Recessed Impeller Pump

Vortex action assures trouble-free pumping of large diameter solids and slurry services. Also used to process shear sensitive products.

Recessed Impeller/28-29

Other Durco Pumps/ General Information

In-Line High Silicon Iron Chemstar ISO Standard Guardian Chemstar MD PolyChem Power Monitor Genuine Durco pump parts Durco alloy materials

Other Durco Pumps and General Information/30-35

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Durco Mark III ANSI Standard

Recognized worldwide as the premier name in ANSI chemical process pumps The advanced design and precision manufacture of the rugged, heavy-duty Mark III chemical service pump significantly enhance bearing and seal life.

Flowserve is committed to helping users maximize mean time between planned maintenance (MTBPM). The unique features and enhancements of Durco pumps provide significant performance benefits for pump users.

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Fastest Maintenance Turnaround Time Micrometer type shaft and impeller adjustment accurately sets impeller clearance to rear cover in 20 secondsin the shop or field Mechanical seals and all critical settings can be accurately set in the shop (See page 9)

A Choice of Power Ends Standard Mark IIIA power end with double lip oil seals and top vent/breather or ANSI 3A power end (shown here) featuring Inpro VBX bearing isolators and up to a three-year performance guarantee (See page 8)

Truest Running ANSI Pump Four precision machined metalto-metal fit locations. (See thru .) Other manufacturers offer only two or three machined fits Precision machined metal-tometal bearing carrier reduces stack-ups to improve shaft concentricity Superior to jackscrew designs which can cause cocking Extends bearing and mechanical seal life

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The Mark III ANSI Standard process pump covers a broad hydraulic range. Thirty sizes Seven (7) Group I Sixteen (16) Group II Seven (7) Group III Capacities 60 Hz To 7400 gpm (1680 m3/h) 50 Hz To 6120 gpm (1390 m3/h) Heads 60 Hz To 985 ft (300 m) 50 Hz To 655 ft (200 m) (See pages 6-7 for performance data and component interchangeability.) Enhancements have been developed to offer superior performance and reliability. (See pages 9 thru 21) An important element of Flowserve quality is a full menu of superior materials cast to the highest quality standards. (See page 7)

SealSentry Family of Seal Chambers Featuring Unique Flow Modifiers The Vaaler Award winning FM design provides advanced selfflushing ability to: Extend mechanical seal life Utilize less expensive seal and flush plan options in most cases Improve pump reliability (See pages 10 & 11)

Reverse Vane Impeller The only ANSI pump impeller design that offers repeatable pump performance throughout the life of the pump. Front Vane Open Style Impeller is also available as an option. (See pages 12 & 13)

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Mark III Performance Curves

0 m 320 ft 0 1120 1040 960 280 880 240 TDH 3500 RPM (60 Hz) 800 720 200 640 560 160 480 21 120 400 320 80 240 160 40 80 0 0 0 0 200 50 400 100 600 800 1000 250 1200 2 1 3 6 5 11 12 13 14 16 7 8 4 0 0 1400 gpm 300 m /h
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Mark III Standard Group I

1 2 3 FLOW 2900 RPM (50 Hz) 100 120 140 160 180 400 600 800 4 200 220 240 260 m3/h ft 750 m 5 6 7 8 200 600 9 11/2 x1LF-4 11/2 x1-6 3x11/2 -6 3x2-6 11/2 x1LF-8 11/2 x1-8 3x11/2 -8 3x2-8 4x3-8

20

40 200

60

80

1000 gpm

Mark III Standard Group II

10 2x1LF-10 11 2x1-10A 12 3x11/2 -10A 13 3x2-10A

18 TDH 2900 RPM (50 Hz) 150 20 19 10 100 300 450

14 4x3-10 15 4x3-10H 16 6x4-10 17 6x4-10H 18 3x11/2 LF-13 19 3x11/2 -13 20 3x2-13 21 4x3-13 22 4x3-13HH 23 6x4-13A

150 9

50

Mark III Standard Group III

24 8x6-14A 25 10x8-14 26 6x4-16 27 8x6-16A 28 10x8-16 29 10x8-16H 30 10x8-17* *Max. speed 1450 RPM

150 200 FLOW 3500 RPM (60 Hz)

0 m ft 0 300

50 200

100 400

FLOW 1450 RPM (50 Hz) 150 190 500 600 800 2300

800 3800

1100 5300

1400 m3/h 6800 gpm ft 200 m 60

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250 50 26 CHANGE SCALE 150 40 22 150 23 10 100 11 5 19 20 21 24 12 13 15 7 8 2 3 1 0 0 200 50 400 100 600 150 800 1000 2800 800 4600 1200 6400 4 0 8200 gpm 1600 m3/h 0 9 14 16 17 50 10 27 25 28 100 29 20 30 TDH 1450 RPM (50 Hz)

TDH 1750 RPM (60 Hz)

60

200

18

40

20 50

200 227 400 FLOW 1750 RPM (60 Hz)

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Durco Mark III Interchangeability

Mark III Standard Group I

The thirty pumps in the Mark III family are built with only three different power frames.

SealSentry provides a choice of five different seal chamber options to best meet your specific needs.

REVERSE VANE IMPELLERS

REAR COVERS

FRONT VANE OPEN STYLE IMPELLERS

POWER END

OR

CASINGS

MARKIII IIIStandard StandardGroup GroupIIII Mark

11/2X1LF-4
REAR COVERS REVERSE VANE IMPELLERS

REVERSE VANE IMPELLERS OR

FRONT VANE OPEN STYLE IMPELLERS

CASINGS

11/2X1-6
POWER END ADAPTERS

3X11/2-6 3X2-6 11/2X1LF-8 11/2X1-8 3X11/2-8

FRONT VANE OPEN STYLE IMPELLERS

OR

Mark III Standard Group III

REAR COVERS POWER END ADAPTERS

8X6-14A 10X8-14 6X4-16 8X6-16A 10X8-16 10X8-16H 10X8-17

CASINGS

3X2-8 4X3-8 2X1LF-10 2X1-10A 3X11/2-10A 3X2-10A 4X3-10 4X3-10H 6X4-10 6X4-10H 3X11/2LF-13 3X11/2-13 3X2-13 4X3-13 4X3-13HH 6X4-13A

PumpSel This accurate pump selection software program is available from your local sales representative. This software assures correct sizing and selection of pumps and magnetic couplings to best suit your process application needs. PumpSel also aids in checking the suitability of existing pumps when process requirements change.

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Durco Mark III Power Ends

Flowserve offers a choice of two power ends: the standard Mark IIIA; or the optional ANSI 3A (shown below). Standard Mark IIIA power ends feature: Double row angular contact outboard/single row, deep groove inboard bearings for excellent axial and radial load support Double lip oil seals Top mounted vent and oil filler Trico oiler Large one inch (25 mm) diameter reflective sight glass Micrometer adjustment Optional oil slinger

ANSI 3A power end is so advanced it carries a threeyear MTBPM guarantee. Certified clean room assembly Inpro/Seals VBX noncontact Vapor Block Bearing Isolator keeps lubricants in and contaminants out Magnetic drain plug collects metallic contaminants Top vent replaced with plug Lubrication options Synthetic lubricants can allow up to three years between oil changes

Oil mist systems Shielded and grease lubricated bearings (two-year MTBPM guarantee) Note: Adherence to proper installation, operation and maintenance program is necessary for three-year MTBPM guarantee.

Unique, external micrometer shaft adjustment Accurate impeller clearance setting in 20 seconds Superior to jackscrew designs as perpendicularity is maintained through metalto-metal fit inherent with machined thread construction Threads protected with O-rings
Metal-to-metal construction assures a true running and concentric shaft, extending bearing and mechanical seal life.

.010"

Ductile iron frame adapter meets ASME B73.1.

Flowserve is the only pump company in the world that can commit to deliver all power ends assembled in a clean room.

Large, one inch (25 mm) diameter reflective sight glass to accurately gauge oil level. Magnetic drain plug (optional).

Rigid foot design.

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Durco Mark III Heavy Duty Shaft and Bearings

The Heart of the Pump: Shaft and Bearing Design Flowserve offers the largest shaft and bearing components available in standard ANSI pumps. The following comparison of a Durco Group II power end with that of a major competitor demonstrates the benefits of heavy-duty design.

Unique External Micrometer Impeller Adjustment

FEATURES/ENHANCEMENTS

It reduces maintenance time and, most importantly, is precisely accurate.

Table 1 Bearing Comparison Group II Flowserve Major Competitor I.B. Bearing 6310 6309 Dynamic Load Rating 13,400 lb (6,078 kg) 11,900 lb (5,398 kg)

Durco bearings are designed to last up to 61% longer. O.B. Bearing 5310 5309 Dynamic Load Rating 19,200 lb (8,709 kg) 16,400 lb (7,439 kg)

Simply loosen the setscrews. Using a wrench rotate the bearing carrier counterclockwise until the impeller lightly touches the rear cover plate.

Bearings (see Table 1) Greater load handling rating means extended MTBPM. Extended bearing life comparison is the ratio of the load ratings to the third power, or: 13,400 3 I.B.= 11,900 =1.59 (+59%) 19,200 3 O.B.= 16,400 =1.61 (+61%)
43-252% greater stiffness, indicated by lower index numbers, results in longer MTBPM. Deflection Index 37 63 Shaft w/sleeve 11/2 in (38 mm) 11/2 in (38 mm) Deflection Index 90 116

Table 2 Deflection Comparison Group II Overhang Length Solid Shaft Diameter 17/8 in (48 mm) 13/4 in (45 mm)

Select the impeller setting. Each notch on the carrier ring represents exactly 0.004 in (0.10 mm) of clearance. For an impeller setting of 0.020 in (0.5 mm) count five notches counterclockwise.

Flowserve 7 11/16 in (189 mm) Major Competitor 8 3/8 in (213 mm)

Shafts (see Table 2) Solid shafts are recommended over shaft sleeves because they reduce the harmful effects of deflection and vibration. While shaft sleeves may simplify maintenance, solid shafts reduce it. Proper selection of wet end materials of construction and mechanical seal design offset positive features of the shaft sleeve option.

The formula I=L3/D4 offers an index of deflection to compare pump designs where: I = index of deflection L = length of shaft overhang from bearing D = rigid shaft diameter Note: The Deflection Index provides an approximate comparison of shaft stiffness. A detailed analysis should be made to determine actual shaft deflection.

Move the bearing carrier clockwise the selected number of notches. Tighten the setscrews and check the impeller clearance with the feeler gage.

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Durco Mark III SealSentry Chambers

Durco SealSentry family of seal chambers offers three FM (flow modifiers) models and two cylindrical bore (CB) options. There is a SealSentry chamber to best meet your application needs.

FML
Winner of the Vaaler Award for design innovation.

FMS
Same as FML but accommodates seals with small gland bolt and gasket circles: Single seals with all seat mounting configurations can be installed This design is our secondary recommendation to the FML

FMI
Cast-in integral gland is well suited for: Single internal, flexibly mounted seals Sanitary-type applications Utilizes sleeve for seal setting and fast installation

Preferred selection in most applications. Designed for seals with large gland bolt and gasket circles: Single internal cartridge seals Dual internal/external cartridge seals Single internal component seals with flexibly mounted seats Dual internal true tandem design cartridge seals

CBL
Oversize, cylindrical step bore designed for seals with large gland bolt and gasket circles: Dual internal component seals isolate the seal chamber from the process with external source flush Single seal with throttle bushing and flush to boost pressure over flash point

CBS
Cylindrical bore designed for packing arrangements and conventional seals with small gland bolt and gasket circles

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Durco Mark III SealSentry FM Series Seal Chambers

Advanced FM SealSentry Design Technology Self-Flushing Self-Venting Self-Draining Seal life is extended due to superior purging of heat, solids and vapors. Single seals can often be selected where dual seals or external flush and throat bushing combinations had been used, such as on solids, slurry and liquor services. Flush plans 11, 32, 52, 53, etc. can be eliminated. Costs are reduced. Pump reliability is increased. Flow Modifiers Extend Mechanical Seal MTBPM Flow modifiers redirect flow from circumferential to axial Balanced flow with low pressure drop in the chamber helps keep solids in suspension, minimizing erosive characteristics of the process A mechanical seal creates a centrifuging action away from its parts and into the returning flow path of the process liquid Solids and slurry merge in the returning flow path and are flushed out of the seal chamber For SealSentry video and proof of performance contact your local Flowserve sales office.
The FM (flow modifiers) series features an enlarged, tapered bore with cast-in flow modifiers.

FEATURES/ENHANCEMENTS

Jacketed Seal Chamber Designed for effective heat transfer in the seal chamber area or across the entire surface area of the process fluid.

Jacketed standard bore (CBS) when cooling the seal chamber is the objective.
Maximizing seal life involves proper selection of the seal chamber and seal and gland combination. Generally, the seal faces should be located directly in the flush path.

Jacketed FM chamber is preferred when protection of the process temperature is important.

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Durco Mark III Impellers

Durco reverse vane impellers deliver unequalled efficiency and performance. This exclusive impeller design extends bearing and seal life. Low, predictable seal chamber pressure and thrust loads resulting from back vane pumping action and balance holes Low required NPSH, lowest overall of any standard pump Rear cover plate wear surface as the flow path exits the rear of the impeller, placing abrasive wear on the rear cover rather than the more expensive casing

In-shop impeller adjustment with the only impeller design that takes full advantage of the back pull out feature. Since the critical running clearance is set between the rear of the impeller and the rear cover plate, both impeller and mechanical seal settings can be done in the shop, on the bench, instead of under adverse field conditions Repeatable performance assurance with the only impeller design that offers repeatability in seal chamber pressure and bearing thrust loads

Exclusive reverse vane impeller with balance holes offers important performance enhancing, maintenance reducing advantages.

Front vane open style impeller is fully interchangeable with the reverse vane impeller. Excellent choice for stringy and certain applications requiring high shear against the casing.

Note: Recessed impeller pumps offer excellent solids handling capabilities. See page 28.

Low predictable seal chamber pressure means longer seal life.

Clearance is set to the Cleara rear cover in the shop cover i not to the casing which is with ca in the p piping. left in the

Lowest overall required NPSH of any standard pump.

In-shop impeller adjustmentpractical as well as productive!

For Low Flow and/or High Head Applications see pages 22 and 23. Rear cover Rear cover wear surface wear surface versus casing versus casing means lower means better replacement replacement parts costs. parts costs.

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The reverse vane impeller has only one set of pumping vanes and one critical tolerance location between the impeller and rear cover to establish: Performance Efficiencies Seal chamber pressures (i.e., mechanical seal MTBPM) Thrust/axial loads (i.e., bearing life) Since an impeller can only be set in one direction, the reverse vane impeller has inherent advantages.

Only One Tolerance Impeller Vane To Cover

Pump Performance Vanes Pump Out Vanes

Reverse Vane Impeller Adjustment Only Durco reverse vane impellers offer repeatable performance after wear and impeller adjustment.

Front Vane Impeller Adjustment An impeller cannot be adjusted to two locations. Seal and bearing life are reduced due to increased loads after wear and maintenance adjustment. Performance Life Cycle: Front Vane Open Style Impeller with Pump Out Vanes Effects of Wear Thrust loads increase as seal chamber gap widens Chamber pressure increases as gap widens Effects of Impeller Adjustment to Casing Chamber pressures and bearing loads increase after each adjustment Non-repeatable MTBPM cycle life Front Vane Open Style Impeller

The front vane open style impeller has two sets of pumping vanes and two critical tolerance locations: The front vane of the impeller clearance to the casing establishes: performance efficiencies The impeller pump out vanes clearance to the rear cover establishes: seal chamber pressures and seal life thrust loads and bearing life

FEATURES/ENHANCEMENTS

Performance Life Cycle: Durco Reverse Vane Impeller with Balance Holes Effects of Wear Thrust loads decrease as seal chamber gap widens Chamber pressure increases as gap widens Effects of Impeller Adjustment to Seal Chamber Original pressures and loads re-established after adjustment Repeatable MTBPM cycle life

Reverse Vane Impeller

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Durco Mark III Shafts & Sleeves

Durco shafts and sleeves are designed to improve pump reliability.

Shaft Choices

Friction-Welded: a steel power end friction welded to a solid alloy wet end

Shaft Material Choices Standard: investment cast or high alloy bar stock available in a wide range of materials, including proprietary DC8 and SD77 wet ends. DC8 and SD77 offer superior corrosion resistance and hardness to minimize shaft fret corrosion and maximize shaft wet end performance. DC8 a cobalt base alloy with chromium and molybdenum SD77 or Superchlor is a high silicon iron alloy
Flowserve recommends the use of solid shafts rather than shaft sleeves to reduce the harmful effects of deflection and vibration. Shaft sleeves may simplify maintenance but solid shafts reduce it.

Composite: a steel shaft end-to-end with an integral sleeve of DC8, SD77 high silicon iron, ceramic (alumina or zirconia)

Solid: steel end-to-end or stainless alloy end-to-end

Hook Sleeve: a steel shaft end-to-end or a steel power end friction welded to a stainless wet end accommodating a hook sleeve

Radiused sled-runner keyways improve strength at this stress point. Offset keyways aid shaft balance.

Alloy identification on every shaft and sleeve ensures that the right parts go in every time. Large radii fillets add strength.

Accurate machining under bearings ensures perfect bearing fits without vibration or hot running. Run-out of <0.001 in (0.03 mm) at mechanical seal allows seal faces to run true.

Critical surfaces ground to a surface finish of 16 in (0.4 micron) ensure the secondary sealing ability of mechanical seals.

Steel power ends handle higher horsepower loads than stainless.

Minimally radiused edges ensure full contact with impeller for reduced run-out.

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Durco Mark III BaseLine Pre-Engineered Baseplate Designs

Extend MTBPM At Reduced Cost Flowserves family of preengineered baseplate designs further extends MTBPM by reducing internal pump stress and vibrations. That is why Flowserve recommends reinforced rigid baseplates. Plus, customers who know the value of pre-engineered and

reinforced baseplates help avoid potential confusion in specification interpretation, delays in shipments and added costs. BaseLine offers a broad range of metal and non-metallic, grout and stilt mounted designs and standard options. This provides broad flexibility in choosing the baseplate that best meets application needs and operating budget.

FEATURES/ENHANCEMENTS
BaseLine offers five (5) standard types (A through E) of baseplate designs. (See pages 16 & 17)

Item Standard Options No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Machined coplanar mounting surfaces to 0.002 in/ft (0.17 mm/m) with 125 in (3.2 micron) finish Added structural (cross member) support Added torsional support with end caps Tapped holes for four (4) motor adjuster bolts Four (4) - SS transverse jack bolts - motor adjusters Sloped surface to an integral drain Integral sloped drip rim around base 4 in (102 mm) diameter grout holes max. 30 in (762 mm) run to vent 1/2 in (13 mm) vent holes at corner of each chamber Lower surface shaped to anchor in grout Integral lifting eyes at four (4) corners Tapped leveling holes four (4) corners Continuous seam weld construction Welded raised lip around grout hole(s) Stilt mounting options with floor cups Spring mounted load designs Catch basin (304SS or other materials) Option for eight (8) total motor adjusters Dimensions to ANSI B73.1M-1991 N = Not available NA = Not applicable

Type A Gp I & II Gp III O N NR O O N N Y NR N O O NA NR NR NA O D Y O N Y O O N N Y O N Y O Y NR NR NA O D Y

Type B O Y Y O O C N Y NR N O N NA NR O O O O Y

Type C O Y D Y Y N N N NA NA O S O NA Y O O D Y

Type D O Y O O O N N Y Y Y Y Y Y NR D D O D Y

Type D with Rim O Y O O O N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y NR D D NR D Y

Type E Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y O D D Y D Y

Y = Standard O = Optional

NR = Not recommended C = Sloped catch basin with 1 inch (25 mm) drain (option)

D = Needs design time S = Stilts for leveling

See pages 16-17 for BaseLine model descriptions

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Durco Mark III BaseLine Baseplate System

Flowserve offers a family of five types of pre-engineered baseplate designs to extend MTBPM and reduce costs. Type A
Standard ANSI baseplate; foundation or limited stress stilt mounted.

Type B
Polybase baseplate; foundation or stilt mounted.

Reducing internal stress and vibration extends MTBPM of pump/motor packages. Pump users specify rigid baseplate designs to: Provide torsional lateral and longitudinal rigidity Improve vibration dampening through greater mass and design stiffness Protect against transit damage Resist twisting during installation Maintain designed-in shaft alignment Reduce installation and shaft alignment time Reduce diaphragming or separation from grout Improve pump/motor/ seal MTBPM Reduce total life cycle pump/motor/seal costs BaseLine can handle the stress. Rigid design begins with thick plate construction. Metal baseplate sizes: 139 to 258 feature 1/2 in (13 mm) steel plate construction

Type C
Reinforced baseplate; stilt mounted.

Type D
Reinforced baseplate; foundation mounted; with optional drip rim.

Type E
Heavy-duty, foundation mounted baseplate; complies with PIP RESP 002.

264 to 280 feature 5/8 in (16 mm) steel plate construction 368 to 398 feature 3/4 in (19 mm) steel plate construction

Polybase baseplates are constructed of 3 in (76 mm) to 4 in (102 mm) solid polymer concrete. Baseplate types B, C, D and E are reinforced with added structural support for improved rigidity.

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Durco Solid Polymer Concrete Polybase

Featuring Durco Solid Polymer Concrete Polybase and Polybloc Adjustment System

FEATURES/ENHANCEMENTS

Type B Polybase baseplate

Polybase Low installed cost Superior vibration dampening Corrosion resistant Superior resistance to twisting or diaphragming Designed to be flat Available with or without catch basins and grout holes Inserts can be located to mount alternate equipment configuration requirements
Baseplate Rigidity Test Twist Mode
0.070 (1.78) 0.060 (1.52)

0.050 (1.27) 0.040 (1.02) 0.030 (0.08) 0.020 (0.51) 0.010 (0.25) 0.000 (0.00)

Baseplates Provide The Backbone for Extended MTBPM The test stand provided three corner support of the ungrouted baseplates. The addition of weights on the unsupported fourth corner caused baseplate distortion. This distortion resulted in measurable shaft movement that can cause problems with field installations and negatively affect MTBPM. The twist test is a means of comparing rigid baseplate designs. Correctly installed rigid baseplates should not experience these twist effects. For more information about the results of baseplate testing contact your local Flowserve sales representative.

E B C 0 100 (45) Load - lb (kg) 200 (91)

Polybloc Motor Mounting Block Flatter and more repeatable height tolerances than steel Corrosion resistant Superior vibration dampening Full foot support (no overhang) Shown with optional bloc-lock and fastener support Available for other pump/motor or alternate equipment applications

Maximum Parallel Shaft Deflection At Applied Force Type A Type B Type C Type D Type E 0.022 in (0.56 mm) 0.004 in (0.01 mm) 0.003 in (0.08 mm) 0.016 in (0.41 mm) 0.005 in (0.13 mm)

Vibration damping of polymer concrete versus cast iron.

Deflection inch (mm)

Cast Iron 0.125 Sec.

Polymer Concrete 0.125 Sec.

John F. Kane, Composites Institute, The Society of the Plastics Industry, Inc.

8-Point Adjuster Allows precise motor adjustment to reduce alignment time Used with recessed bloc-lock device

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Options to Solve Application Problems

To extend MTBPM, unique design technologies and component options with superior pump application, installation, process and selection knowhow are all necessary. Certain applications need technical advancement in pump design and performance enhancing options to stay reliable.

Ultralign Heavy-Duty/ Rigid Design C-Flange Adapter Cantilevered motor shaft stays aligned with pump shaft even with undesirable movement caused by piping and temperature induced stress loads Eliminates foot mounting of motor and pump power end to the base. This greatly reduces soft foot and problems from undesired baseplate twisting and diaphragming 0.007 in (0.18 mm) nominal parallel shaft alignment 0.002 in (0.05 mm) with C-Plus precision alignment option <0.001 in/in (0.001 mm/mm) angular alignment
Adapter Motor

Spacer Ring Jam Nut Motor Adjuster

Motor Mounting Stud Nut

Flowserves Unique C-Plus Precision Alignment System (Four Point) To achieve the best process pump and motor MTBPM requires shaft alignments of less than 0.002 in (0.05 mm). Flowserves unique C-Plus Precision Alignment System routinely delivers shaft alignments below 0.002 in (0.05 mm) in less than thirty minutes.

Adjustable Rigid Foot Mount Assures accurate alignment to the baseplate and piping Designed to support all normal loads Standard Footed Motors Special machine-cut C-Face of assembled unit ensures shaft perpendicularity Motor is cantilevered, or free hung (Footed design provides support during shipping.) Tested and proven through 405TC frame to 100 hp (75kW) to ensure rigid assembly and freedom from excessive vibration and deflection

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Jacketed Casings Provide temperature control. Either integral (as shown) or bolt-on jackets available.

FEATURES/ENHANCEMENTS
Centerline Mounted Casings May be used to reduce loads caused by thermal expansion. Jacketed feet with inlet/outlet ports further assure effective temperature control.

Motor and Bearing Housing Foot Mounting To Base Is Not Required Or Recommended Reduces soft foot potential Helps eliminate alignment distortion caused by fulcrum effect of soft foot bolting to the base Optimizes the ability of the C-Flange design to move the motor with the pump shaft, maintaining alignment

Stilt Mounted Baseplate Provides relief of external pipe loads by allowing the assembly to move to the point of least resistance Stilts can allow for improved pump alignment to process pipe Spring Load Option Reduces the need for pipe loops or expansion joints Allows the pump to adjust to fluctuating discharge pipe loads caused by changing process temperatures Absorbs vibration

For Low Flow and/or High Head Applications see pages 22 and 23.

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DurcoShield Pump Safety and Inspection Accessory

This transparent, polycarbonate shield provides protection from the dangers of: Process fluid spray Rotating shaft and seal components This splash and shaft guard is a one-piece shield that envelops the open areas between the bearing housing and the casing. Fluid spray from a malfunctioning seal is deflected by the shield The shield protects fingers and clothing from exposure to the rotating shaft Its transparency permits visual inspection of the seal area Constructed of UV-protected polycarbonate Optionally available in PVDF Applications from -70F (-57C) to 300F (149C) Available for Mark II, Mark III and Chemstar pumps Protected by US patent number 5,807,086

Slots or holes to accommodate seal support piping/tubing can be easily located and drilled or cut.

DurcoShield is easy to install or to remove. Simply spread the shield apartfit around the bearing housing adapterand snap into place. The spring-like tension holds the shield firmly in place. No tools or fasteners are required. Note: DurcoShield is not a containment system, nor a seal backup system. It is a limited protection device. It will reduce, but not eliminate, the probability of injury.

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Durco ClearGuard Non-Metallic Coupling Guard

The Durco ClearGuard permits visual inspection of coupling components while protecting personnel from potential safety hazards of rotating parts. Constructed of tough, durable, transparent polycarbonate with ultraviolet light inhibitors Tinted yellow to alert personnel to potential safety hazard

Vented for adequate air circulation Non-sparking, corrosion resistant and paint-free for enhanced safety, appearance and sanitation Available for all Durco Mark III ANSI pumps with NEMA or IEC motors and Chemstar ISO pumps with IEC motors Patent pending

FEATURES/ENHANCEMENTS

Early Warning The ability to inspect the coupling through ClearGuard can provide early warning of deteriorating or malfunctioning components. It also permits use of a stroboscope to easily measure shaft rotation speed. Global Application ClearGuard meets machinery guard safety guidelines. Nothing larger than 6 mm (0.24 in) in diameter can enter the shell. Easy Assembly Two identical shell halves are securely held together by the support legs and standard fasteners. The assembly is then attached to the baseplate with standard fasteners.

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Durco Mark III Lo-Flo Pumps

Radial vane impeller is specifically designed for high head/low flow applications The first to introduce an ANSI standard high head/low flow pump, Flowserve has refined its design with a circular concentric casing to complement its radial vane impeller. The result has been improved pump reliability with extended MTBPM at low flow rates.

Standard Mark IIIA power end maximizes interchangeability Optional ANSI 3A power end shown here

Applications Used throughout the process industries for general purpose applications requiring high heads with low flow rates.

Circular concentric casing and radial vane impeller The unique design of these components further extends MTBPM when compared with standard pumps. Radial loads are reduced up to 90% at low flows Shaft vibration is reduced up to 50% (see graph) Bearing life is extended Mechanical seal life is extended

Conforms to standard ANSI dimensions Offered in a wide selection of metallurgy

Expanding Volute Casing

Circular Concentric Casing Internal bypass is drilled through the discharge without breaching the casing wall or creating a potential leak path

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Offered in a wide selection of metallurgy. Four sizes 1K1.5 x 1LF-4 1K1.5 x 1LF-8 2K2 x 1LF-10 2K3 x 1.5LF-13 Capacities 60 Hz To 220 gpm (50 m3/h) 50 Hz To 175 gpm (40 m3/h) Heads 60 Hz To 985 ft (300 m) 50 Hz To 655 ft (200 m) Pressures to 450 psi (3100 kPa) Temperatures to 700F (370C) (See composite performance curves page 6)

Flowserves superior radial vane impeller design provides: Minimal thrust loads Reduced NPSH requirements Low seal chamber pressures Broader applications range Longer seal and bearing life

LO-FLO

100%
Percent of maximum vibration of the standard pump

SHAFT VIBRATION

75% 50% 25% 0% 0 0

Lo-Flo Standard

100 25
Flow

200

gpm

50 m /h
3

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Durco Mark III Sealmatic

Dynamically sealing repeller eliminates the need for conventional mechanical seals No mechanical seal is needed during operation as centrifugal force created by a spinning repeller (expeller) removes fluid from the seal chamber. When the pump is stopped, a static seal is used to keep it from leaking. The need for external flushing and process contamination control are eliminated.
Standard Mark IIIAor optional ANSI 3A power end shown here (See page 8) Optional ANSI 3A power end offers three-year performance guarantee Available with most of the standard and optional features of the Mark III ANSI Standard pump

Applications Tough services where sealing is difficult Services where a flush is undesirable (e.g., evaporator feed) Continuous, around-the-clock service Batch operations where a run dry condition might exist

Your choice of three (3) sealing arrangements

Repeller chamber Repeller Liquid/air interface

Stopped

Running

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Choice of static sealing options: Checkmatic lip seals Flexible graphite packing and Dry-running end-face seal options

Standard Mark III reverse vane impeller for peak efficiency Available with recessed impeller option (See pages 28 and 29)

Seventeen Sizes Eleven Group II 2X1M-10A 3X11/2M-10A 3X2M-10A 4X3M-10 4X3M-10H 6X4M-10 6X4M-10H 3X11/2M-13 3X2M-13 4X3M-13 6X4M-13 Six Group III 8X6M-14A 10X8M-14 6X4M-16 8X6M-16A 10X8M-16 10X8M-16H Capacities (Performance similar to Mark III Standard ANSI. See page 6.) 60 Hz To 7400 gpm (1680 m3/h) 50 Hz To 6120 gpm (1390 m3/h) Heads 60 Hz To 750 ft (230 m) 50 Hz To 510 ft (155 m) Maximum shaft deflection of less than 0.002 in (0.05 mm) Available in all alloys and all metallic pump designs.

MARK III SEALMATIC

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Durco Mark III Unitized Self-Priming

Conveniently located high and dry at ground level where installation is simple and maintenance more easily and more economically performed Costing less to buy, install and maintain than submersible pumps, the Mark III self-priming pump is designed to draw from liquid sources below ground level or from sources which have no positive pressure to naturally prime the pump. Its compact design enables it to fit in tight clearance locationsit can be easily mounted on a trailer for movement to various pumping locations such as wastewater lagoon service.

Standard Mark IIIAor optional ANSI 3A power ends shown here (See page 8) Optional ANSI 3A power end offers three-year performance guarantee Available with most of the standard and optional features of the Mark III ANSI Standard pump

Air Bleed Line

Applications Sump service Tank car unloading Duplex pumping lift station

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Unitized casing has large priming chamber, air separator and volute in one integral piece.

Eight Sizes Two Group I 1J11/2X1US-6 1K11/2x11/2US-82 Six Group II 2K2X11/2US-10A 2K3X2US-10 2K4X3US-10H 2K3X2US-13 2K4X3US-13 2K6X4US-13A Capacities 60 Hz To 1400 gpm (320 m3/h) 50 Hz To 1170 gpm (265 m3/h) Heads 60 Hz To 400 ft (120 m) 50 Hz To 280 ft (85 m) Static Suction Lift To 20 ft (6 m)

Durco Self-Priming Tanks These can be fitted to all Durco pumps to provide self-priming capability. Priming tank options can be specified for larger capacity and higher heads and special solids handling applications. Flows to 30,000 gpm (6820 m3/h) Solids to 4 in (100 mm) diameter Heads 60 Hz To 985 ft (300 m) 50 Hz To 655 ft (200 m) Available in alloy and nonmetallic materials.

MARK III UNITIZED SELF-PRIMING

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Durco Mark III Recessed Impeller

Trouble-free pumping of solid, stringy or fibrous slurries Combines the best design features of the Mark III ANSI Standard pump with the vortex action of a recessed impeller. These specific purpose features along with thick wall, wet end components offer extended service life when handling media typically too tough for an ANSI standard pump. Applications Light slurries Corrosive/erosive services Large diameter solids Waste streams Fluid where shearing must be avoided Protection of solids integrity

Standard Mark IIIAor optional ANSI 3A power ends shown here (See page 8) Optional ANSI 3A power end offers three-year performance guarantee Available with most of the standard and optional features of the Mark III ANSI Standard pump and the Sealmatic dynamically sealed repeller design

Tangential discharge minimizes turbulence

Available with SealSentry or Sealmatic chambers

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Precision cast impeller Ensures peak energy efficiency and low NPSHR. Pump out vanes further control seal chamber pressure and keep solids from critical seal areas. Mechanical seal and packing life are maximized.

Five Sizes One Group I 1J2X2R-6 Four Group II 2K2X2R-10 2K3X3R-10 2K4X3R-13 2K6X4R-13 Capacities 60 Hz To 2000 gpm (455 m3/h) 50 Hz To 1735 gpm (394 m3/h) BEP 60 Hz To 1200 gpm (270 m3/h) 50 Hz To 1135 gpm (258 m3/h) Heads 60 Hz To 400 ft (120 m) 50 Hz To 270 (82 m) Can be specified as self-priming pump with priming tank option. (See page 27)

MARK III RECESSED IMPELLER

With only a fraction of the media contacting the impeller, the vortex action minimizes abrasive wear while maintaining solids integrity Stocked in CD-4MCu duplex stainless steel Available in all standard alloy materials Like the reverse vane, the recessed impeller sets to the rear cover

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Durco In-Line and High Silicon Iron Pumps

Durco In-Line The Durco In-Line ANSI pump, with its own independent bearing housing and rigid C-flange style motor adapter, remains one of the most reliable process pump designs available. Nine sizes available Capacities 60 Hz To 1580 gpm (360 m3/h) 50 Hz To 1280 gpm (290 m3/h) Heads 60 Hz To 460 ft (140 m) 50 Hz To 315 ft (96 m) Please see Bulletin P-20-100 for more complete information.

High Silicon Iron Unmatched corrosion resistance of high silicon iron. Exclusive Superchlor composite shaft provides wear and corrosion resistance. Five sizes are available. Capacities 60 Hz To 900 gpm (205 m3/h) 50 Hz To 750 gpm (170 m3/h) Heads 60 Hz To 180 ft (55 m) 50 Hz To 125 ft (38 m) For more complete information, please see Bulletin P-11-101.

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Durco Chemstar ISO Standard

Recognized worldwide as a premier name in ISO chemical process pumps Chemstar pumps conform to ISO 2858 dimensional and ISO 5199 design criteria.

Chemstar utilizes the same unique features of the Mark III ANSI pump for maximizing performance and mean time between planned maintenance (MTBPM). Reverse vane impeller SealSentry family of seal chambers Choice of power ends Fastest maintenance turnaround time with micrometer type shaft and impeller adjustment

Twenty-seven sizes are available. Capacities 50 Hz To 400 m3/h (1760 gpm) Heads 50 Hz To 160 m (525 ft) Available in most alloy materials. For complete information request Bulletin ISO-10-EC05/1998.

OTHER DURCO PUMPS/GENERAL INFORMATION

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Durco Guardian and Chemstar MD Sealless Metallic Magnetic Drive Pumps

Flowserve ANSI and ISO metallic magnetic drive pumps are used wherever process leakage cannot be tolerated. Zero leakage requirements include: Emissions reduction Toxic services Flammable liquids Expensive liquids Ultrapure services Difficult to seal liquids

Guardian Durco Guardian pumps conform to the ASME B73.1M (ANSI) dimensional standard. Chemstar MD Durco Chemstar MD pumps conform to ISO 2858 dimensional standards.

Broad Application Range Temperatures to 550F (288C) Wide range of alloys for difficult services Capacities 60 Hz To 1650 gpm (375 m3/h) 50 Hz To 1375 gpm (312 m3/h) Heads 60 Hz To 705 ft (215 m) 50 Hz To 490 ft (149 m) See Bulletin P-20-500 for more information.

Guardian and Chemstar MD pumps utilize the same impellers and casings as the conventionally sealed Mark III and Chemstar process pumps. Silicon carbide bearings offer unmatched corrosion and abrasion resistance. Unique high temperature bearing assembly compensates for thermal expansion.

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Durco PolyChem Non-Metallic Sealed and Magnetic Drive Pumps

Designed to global standards for superior performance and economy in highly corrosive applications. Available in ANSI, ISO and JIS configurations Global application Parts continuity Fluoropolymer PFA lined wet end Superior corrosion resistance Temperatures to 300F (150C)

M-Series Magnetic Drive Pump Close coupled and long coupled models Simple design with minimum number of parts Separate inner magnet and impeller components

Capacities 60 Hz To 750 gpm (170 m3/h) 50 Hz To 625 gpm (140 m3/h) Heads 60 Hz To 450 ft (135 m) 50 Hz To 310 ft (95 m)

Other non-metallic pumps F-Series Solid fiber reinforced epoxy ANSI dimensional S-Series Sealed Pump Mark III power end features Tapered bore seal chamber with flow modifiers for optimum seal performance Multiple mechanical sealing options available Capacities 60 Hz To 1400 gpm (320 m3/h) 50 Hz To 1150 gpm (260 m3/h) Heads 60 Hz To 760 ft (230 m) 50 Hz To 530 ft (160 m) Request Bulletin P-30-500 for more information. L-Series Fiber reinforced epoxy/PFA lined ANSI dimensional

OTHER DURCO PUMPS/GENERAL INFORMATION

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Durco KW941 Pump Power Monitor

The KW941 Pump Power Monitor monitors and displays actual power to the pump, offering simultaneous protection from underload and overload operating conditions.

The KW941 helps to eliminate costly downtime and expensive pump repairs caused by: Dry running Pump overloads Cavitation Blocked lines Closed suction or discharge valves Excessive wear or rubbing

Broad application range Works on all pumps having steady (nonpulsating) loads: centrifugal; gear; turbine; ANSI; API; paper stock; sealed; mag drive; canned motor; self-priming One model for up to 600 hp (450 kW) Premium features for reliable protection Push buttons display horsepower or kilowatts; automatic conversion when switching displays Adjustable low power and high power set points protect pump from underload and overload operation. Alarms can be tripped or pumps shut down before damage occurs Adjustable trip delay timers filter out nuisance trips caused by temporary power fluctuations Adjustable start-up delay timer is particularly useful in self-priming applications 4 to 20 milliamp analog output facilitates remote displays, operator interface and output to PLC or DCS Two form C relay outputs for low and high power trips. Outputs can be used to shut down pump or trip alarms Automatic, manual and remote reset options for versatile operation

POWER/CURRENT

ER W PO
S RE PE M A

0%

MOTOR LOAD

100%

The KW941 Power Monitor is easy to install on new or existing pump installations. All connections and controls are located at motor starter electrical enclosure as shown. Costly instrumentation wiring to the pump is eliminated.

Typical Low Flow/ No Flow Pump Protection Zone

Easy setup & calibration Settings controlled from front panel push buttons; no internal adjustments, dip switches or potentiometers Large digital display for easy viewing and accurate settings One step calibration can be performed without operating pump. No need to run pump at off-operating conditions to calibrate power monitor Settings can be viewed or adjusted during normal pump operation

By sensing power and not just amperes, linear measurements are provided with the sensitivity to detect improper operation while eliminating unwanted nuisance trips.

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Durco Pump Parts and Alloy Materials

Specify genuine Durco parts for your pump maintenance needs. In addition to sure-bet maintenance savings only Flowserve offers: Parts that are guaranteed to fitto last and to perform Lifetime castings guarantee Quality assured safety for operating and maintenance personnel

Off-the-shelf availability from a computer-linked network Machining and modification service for special orders 24-hour emergency service Application and materials expertise Complete analysis of your maintenance needs with recommended parts inventory Tungsten carbide hard coated parts are available To meet the concerns of OSHA 1910 for replacement parts equal to original manufacturers specifications, it is recommended to use only genuine Durco pump parts.

Durco Alloy Materials Flowserves foundries are widely regarded as among the best in the world pouring alloys from common austenitic stainless steels to light reactive alloys such as titanium. All wet end Durco castings carry a limited lifetime guarantee. Attesting to the world class quality of its castings, Flowserve was the first high alloy foundry in the United States of America to have earned approval by Germanys Technischer berwachungs Verein (TUV).
Designation Ductile Iron High Chrome Iron Carbon Steel Durco CF-8M Durcomet 100 Durimet 20 Durcomet 5 Durco CY-40 Durco M-35 Nickel Chlorimet 2 Chlorimet 3 Duriron Durichlor 51 Superchlor Durco DC-8 Titanium Titanium-Pd Zirconium ACI Symbol DCI CR29 DS D4 CD4M D20 DV DIN DM DNI DC2 DC3 D D51 SD51 DC8 Ti Ti-Pd Zr Equivalent Wrought Designation None None None CF-8M CD-4MCu CN-7M None CY-40 M-35-1 CZ-100 N-7M CW-6M None None None None None None None ASTM Designation None None Carbon Steel 316 Ferralium Alloy 20 None Inconel 600 Monel 400 Nickel 200 Hastelloy B Hastelloy C None None None None Titanium Titanium-Pd Zirconium Specifications* A395 None A216 Gr. WCB A744, Gr. CF-8M A744, Gr. CD-4MCu A744, Gr. CN-7M None A744, Gr. CY-40 A744, Gr. M-35-1 A744, Gr. CZ-100 A494, Gr. N-7M A494, Gr. CW-6M A518 A518 A518 None B367, Gr. C-3 B367, Gr. C-8A B752, Gr. 702C

OTHER DURCO PUMPS/GENERAL INFORMATION

*Durco alloys conform to the chemical and mechanical requirements of the latest edition of the ASTM specification. Duriron, Durichlor 51 and Superchlor are registered trademarks of Flowserve Corporation Ferralium is a registered trademark of Langley Alloys Hastelloy is a registered trademark of Haynes International, Inc. Inconel and Monel are registered trademarks of International Nickel Co. Inc.

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USA and Canada Flowserve Corporation Rotating Equipment Division Millennium Center 222 Las Colinas Blvd., 15th Floor Irving, TX 75039-5421 USA Telephone: 1 972 443 6500 Telefax: 1 972 443 6800 Europe, Africa, Middle East Flowserve Ltd. Rotating Equipment Division Harley House 94 Hare Lane, Claygate, Esher Surrey KT10 ORB, UK Telephone: 44 1372 463700 Telefax: 44 1372 463801
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Latin America Flowserve de Venezuela S.A. Rotating Equipment Division Torre Ejecutiva No. 75-51 Ave. 4 Bella Vista entre calles 75 y 76 1 er Piso Ofic. 1B, Maracaibo Edo. Zulia 4002-010. Venezuela Telephone: 58 61 932 767 Telefax: 58 61 933 114 Asia Pacific Flowserve Pte. Ltd. Rotating Equipment Division 12 Tuas Avenue 20 Singapore 638824 Republic of Singapore Telephone: 65 862 3332 Telefax: 65 868 4603

Flowserve has numerous manufacturing, sales, and service operations throughout the world. Please contact one of the regional centers to determine the location of the nearest office.