Reverse Engineering for Transfer Pump P-01
Asset Integrity ManagementOct 2025
Projects/Reverse Engineering for Transfer Pump P-01

Reverse Engineering for Transfer Pump P-01

A reverse-engineering package for a transfer pump system, covering operating parameters, recalculation, redraw support, and maintenance-oriented documentation.

ClientPT Petrotec Niaga Persada
LocationDumai, Riau
ServiceAsset Integrity Management
Scope TagsReverse Engineering • Pump • Mechanical
Executive Snapshot

A faster way to understand the engagement

EquipmentTransfer Pump P-01
Pump TypeCentrifugal pump
Rated Flow80000 L/min
Rated Speed2900 RPM
Project Overview

What this project covered

This project reconstructed the engineering basis of Transfer Pump P-01 through field parameter review, operating-condition capture, calculation checks, and technical redraw support. The intent was to turn scattered equipment information into a usable package for maintenance, review, and future technical reference.

Technical Facts

Structured data pulled from the project basis

Suction x Discharge65 mm x 50 mm
DriverElectric motor
Driver ManufacturerWESTAR ELECTRIC
Discharge Pressure @ Pump3 bar
NPSH Available8.7 m
Latest Noise Reading84.6 dB
Work Scope & Method

How the assignment was executed

01

Collect actual field parameters

The reverse-engineering workflow begins by gathering site data, operating parameters, and available equipment information from the installed pump system.

02

Build datasheet and calculation basis

The report reconstructs the technical basis through datasheet preparation, pumping simulation, NPSH review, and supporting mechanical calculations.

03

Produce technical redraw and final package

The outcome is not limited to narrative analysis: the assignment also rebuilds the drawing basis and final documentation for future engineering reference.

Challenge

Context and delivery pressure

The client needed a trustworthy engineering record for a working rotating asset while keeping the output grounded in actual operating parameters rather than generic catalogue assumptions.

Approach

How the work was structured

We combined field data, pump calculation logic, visual review, and technical documentation into a cleaner reverse-engineering output that supported maintenance planning and future inspection activities.

Key Findings

Important technical takeaways

The pump still operates within the intended parameter envelope

The report concludes that the pump performance remains aligned with the working specification and that the driver can still support the operating requirement.

The main visual issue is localized on the piping side

Visual inspection recorded good pump, driver, grounding, and foundation condition, while the connected piping was noted as corroded.

Deliverables

Key outputs from the engagement

  • 01Pump operating data summary
  • 02Mechanical calculation check
  • 03Technical drawing redraw
  • 04Maintenance documentation recommendations
Recommendations

Practical follow-up priorities

Carry out routine inspection on the equipment.

Maintain the pump according to the equipment manual.

Document operating hours, overhaul history, and maintenance records in a detailed and accessible way.