Summary of Contents for Trico 30035
- Page 1 Drum Pump Filtration Unit Part #30035 Patent Pending Setup and Operating Instructions Rev C, October 2020 61433 1235 Hickory Street | Pewaukee, WI 53072 For Customer Support: 800-558-7008...
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Page 2: Required Items
Drum Pump motor – A motor is required to drive the pump shaft which attaches to the drive coupler. It is interchangeable with different Trico Drum Pump designs. Only one motor is needed and can be interchanged with multiple drum pumps. - Page 3 WARNING • The use of 30018 and/or 30021 Trico Drum Pump Electric Motor is prohibited with flammable or combustible materials which could cause serious injury or death if used. • When filtering higher viscosity oils, such as ISO 460 and ISO 680 gear oils, the use of a drum heating blanket is required to reduce the viscosity to under 1250 cSt (5500 SUS).
- Page 4 8. Attach the 2” MNPT Drum adapter onto the drum. 9. Place some lubricant on the foot of the Drum Pump to help slide it past the O-ring when inserting into the Drum adapter on the drum. 10. Lift the unit and slide the pump foot into the drum adapter, guiding it until the foot contacts the bottom of the drum.
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Page 5: Operation
OPERATION 1. Ensure the filter and all connections have been tightened before operation. 2. Place the motor onto the drive coupling on the top of the pump and secure it by threading the handwheel onto the motor. 3. Ensure that the smaller drum plug has been removed or that the drum is fitted with a breather to prevent the drum from collapsing during operation 4. - Page 6 4. Dispose of remaining oil in the filter and the used filter in accordance to local environmental laws and practices. 5. Remove the old gasket from the filter head and wipe excess oil residue from the head. 6. Remove the new filter from its packaging and insert the new gasket provided with the filer into the gasket groove of the head.
- Page 7 REPLACING THE DRIVE COUPLER The motor drive coupler is designed to break if foreign material is accidently ingested into the drum pump foot, preventing damage to the impeller, shaft and motor. If the drive coupler breaks, follow this procedure to remove and install a new motor drive coupler. 1.
- Page 8 DRUM PUMP SPECIFICATIONS When filtering higher viscosity oils that exceed 1250 cSt (5500 SUS), such as gear oils, the use of a drum heating blanket is required to reduce the viscosity by heating the contents to 100°F (40°C) or below 1250 cSt (5500 SUS). The minimum allowable micron level for higher viscosity oil is 10 microns.
- Page 9 WARNING The Electric Drum Pump motor 30018 and 30021 are totally enclosed fan cooled motors (TEFC) with a thermal overload switch. Do not use these motors in conjunction with flammable materials or in hazardous duty areas. Do not submerge motors or let motors contact liquids. If motor stops running, turn the power switch to the off position “0”...
- Page 10 Determining the ISO Cleanliness level of equipment requires analysis of the running lubricating oil. Trico’s oil analysis laboratories can provide an accurate indication of the ISO Cleanliness level of lubricating oil before and after filtration. Each number in the ISO code represents the...
- Page 11 GROUNDING AND BINDING The Drum Pump Filtration System is not rated for a hazardous duty environment due to possible static discharge, use proper bonding and grounding per NFPA 77. A Bonding system connects various pieces of conductive equipment together to keep them at the same potential. Static sparking cannot take place between objects that are the same potential.
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Page 12: Troubleshooting
TROUBLE SHOOTING Symptom Possible Cause(s) Corrective Action Ensure open end of suction tube remains Suction tube is above liquid completely below surface of liquid Clogged suction tube/ discharge line Clean suction tube/ discharge line and/or Pump system does not and/or filter replace filter prime Remove pump foot and inspect impeller,... - Page 13 TRICO DRUM PUMP FILTRATION SYSTEM CONFIGURATION 1235 Hickory Street | Pewaukee, WI 53072 For Customer Support: 800-558-7008...
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