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The time required to overhaul centrifugal pumps can vary significantly based on factors such as the pump size, complexity, and the extent of the repairs needed. Generally, an overhaul may take anywhere from a few hours to several days. Proper planning, availability of spare parts, and the experience of the maintenance team can also influence the duration of the process. Regular maintenance can help reduce overhaul time by identifying issues early.

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