Support And Location; Ventilation And Cooling; Service Air Piping - Sullair TSR32 User Manual

SUPPORT AND LOCATION

The compressor must have a stable firm foundation,
or mounting structure that is rigid enough to keep the
compressor frame level, and maintain the alignment
of the compressor and motor. Tie-down bolts of
sufficient size must be used to ensure that the
compressor frame is
foundation. Rubber, cork, or other pliable materials
can be inserted between the foundation and
compressor frame to provide a uniform contact
surface.
from being transmitted to the compressor.
ing the required clearances for the area
around the electrical panel must be com-
plied with.
location is sufficient for safe operation and
maintenance.
that allows access for maintenance vehi-
cles and lifting equipment.
should permit easy access to all compres-
sor components.
faces absorb sound and reduce ambient
noise levels. Hard surfaces reflect noise
and have little effect on ambient noise lev-
els.
4.2 VENTILATION AND
COOLING
A -C C
IR OOLED OMPRESSORS
clearance around their perimeter.
water.
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INSTALLATION
firmly anchored to
pressor, free from exhaust and paint
fumes, dust, metal particles, or caustic
chemical vapors.
Systems using both reciprocating and
its
rotary screw compressors must isolate
the two types from each other through the
use of a common receiver tank. Air lines
from each individual compressor should
be connected directly to the common
receiver tank.
Housing the compressor in an inade-
quately ventilated enclosure will cause
higher compressor operating tempera-
tures.
Table 4-1: Ventilation Requirements
Cooling Type
Motor (HP)
Fan Air (CFM)
Ventilation
(BTU/MIN)
4.3

SERVICE AIR PIPING

Before installing the compressor, review the service
receiver, drip legs, line filter(s), and isolation valves
(See Table 4-1).
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NOTE
NOTE
Air-Cooled with
Aftercooler
200 250 300
28,500
9,915 11,825 14,022
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