| MGQ | MARINE GAM QESHM | PROJECT 04 |
Cargo Pump Overhaul and Workshop Reconditioning
| Service Category | Cargo Pump Overhaul |
| Typical Location | Persian Gulf / Southern Iran |
| Project Status | Completed case-study format |
| Client / Vessel | Confidential |
| Document Use | Website project page and company presentation |
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Project Overview
Workshop overhaul and reconditioning of a cargo pump experiencing reduced capacity, abnormal noise and seal leakage.
Operational Challenge
The pump’s reduced performance affected cargo-operation readiness. Inspection was required to determine whether the fault was related to impeller condition, shaft wear, bearings, seals or internal clearances.
Technical Assessment
The unit was received, photographed and dismantled under controlled workshop conditions. Components were cleaned and inspected for erosion, corrosion, scoring, distortion and wear. Shaft run-out, bearing seats, impeller condition and casing clearances were checked.
Detailed Scope of Work
- Receipt inspection and dismantling
- Cleaning of pump casing and rotating parts
- Inspection of impeller, shaft, bearings and wear components
- Dimensional measurement and shaft run-out checks
- Repair or machining of recoverable parts where approved
- Renewal of bearings, seals, gaskets and O-rings as required
- Dynamic or static balance verification where applicable
- Reassembly and shaft rotation checks
- Hydrostatic or functional workshop testing where practicable
Execution Methodology
All dismantled parts were arranged and identified. Damaged sealing and bearing components were renewed. Recoverable surfaces were cleaned and corrected, and final clearances were checked during reassembly. The completed unit was rotated manually and tested for leakage and mechanical freedom before release.
HSE Controls
Cleaning chemicals, lifting equipment and pressurized testing were controlled under workshop procedures. Components were secured during handling and guards were used for rotating or pressurized tests.
Quality Assurance and Inspection
Measurements, replaced parts and test results were recorded. The pump was released only after satisfactory rotation, sealing condition and inspection of all accessible joints.
Project Outcome
The cargo pump was returned in serviceable condition, allowing the vessel to proceed with planned cargo operations after onboard installation and commissioning.
Typical Close-Out Deliverables
- Workshop overhaul report
- Component condition report
- Measurement sheet
- Parts replacement list
- Test certificate or test record
Recommended Website Project Summary
Cargo Pump Overhaul and Workshop Reconditioning was executed by Marine Gam Qeshm through a structured repair process covering technical assessment, controlled execution, inspection and operational testing. The project demonstrates MGQ’s ability to mobilize skilled marine technicians, coordinate with vessel personnel and complete critical repair work with attention to safety, quality and operational continuity.
Recommended Website Highlights
- Rapid technical mobilization
- Clear repair planning and reporting
- Skilled marine engineering support
- Controlled HSE and quality procedures
- Inspection, testing and documented handover
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