Summary of Contents for PARKSON Hycor ThickTech RDT400
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MC², INC. 562 BUNKER COURT 2320 SOUTH 156TH CIRCLE VERNON HILLS, IL 60061-1831 U.S.A. OMAHA, NE 68130-2511 PHONE: 402-333-9660 PH: 847-816-3700 FAX: 402-333-9663 FAX: 847-816-3707 SERVICE: 1-888-PARKSON PARTS (TOLL FREE): 1-800-249-2140 www.parkson.com technology@parkson.com Date: July 29, 2011 Revision 2...
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™ HYCOR THICKTECH UNIT MODEL RDT400 INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL PARKSON 562 BUNKER COURT VERNON HILLS, IL 60061-1831 U.S.A. PHONE: 847-816-3700 FAX: 847-816-3707 SERVICE: 1-888-PARKSON PARTS (TOLL FREE): 1-800-249-2140 www.parkson.com technology@parkson.com Date: July 29, 2011 Revision 2...
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MANUAL. IT IS ASSUMED THAT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL ARE QUALIFIED AND EXPERIENCED. THE PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY FOR SAFETY IN THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE PARKSON UNIT IS WITH THE OWNER- OPERATOR AND THE PERSONNEL CONDUCTING THE MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. GENERAL INFORMATION SECTION ONE Safety Practices 1-1 thru 1-3 Delivery and Inspection Storage TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION SECTION TWO Application Unit Description 2-1 & 2-2 Operation Operating and Performance Characteristics INSTALLATION SECTION THREE Mechanical Work 3-1 thru 3-3 Electrical Work 3-4 &...
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (cont'd.) Page No. REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT SECTION SIX Chain Repair Chain and Sprocket Replacement Trunnion Wheel Replacement Stabilizer Wheel Replacement 6-3 &6-4 Spray Bar Removal Nozzle Replacement Drum Screen Replacement Drum Cylinder Replacement Gear Reducer/Motor Replacement Unit Parts List Bill of Material 6-5 &...
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TABLE OF CONTENTS (cont'd.) TABLES Title Page No. Operating and Performance Characteristics, table 2-3 Unit Dry Weights, table 3-1 Spray System, table 3-2 FIGURES Title Page No. Label Part Number and Placement 1-3B Major Components of the Standard ThickTech Unit 2-1B Cylinder Rotation 4-1A...
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Year Equipment Name ROTARY DRUM SLUDGE THICKENING SYSTEM Installed: 2011 Project Equipment Tag No(s). 29TS-RDT01 & 29TS-RDT02 Project/ Equipment Manufacturer PARKSON CORPORATION Order No. 510325 Address 562 BUNKER COURT VERNON HILLS, IL 60061-1831 U.S.A. Phone 847-816-3700 Fax 847-816-3707 Web Site www.parkson.com E-mail Local Vendor/Service Center MC², INC.
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Page 2 of 3 Equipment Data and Spare Parts Summary MECHANICAL NAMEPLATE DATA Equip. BOOSTER PUMP Serial No. Make BURKS Model No. ES8M-AB 1x1-1/4” ID No. N/A Frame No. N/A Cap. Size Imp. Sz. Other: ELECTRICAL NAMEPLATE DATA Equip. BOOSTER PUMP MOTOR Serial No.
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Page 3 of 3 Equipment Data and Spare Parts Summary SPARE PARTS PROVIDED PER CONTRACT Part No. Part Name Quantity 5283-014-001 Woven Wire Screen, 1 Stage 5283-014-002 Woven Wire Screen, 2 Stage 5283-014-004 Woven Wire Screen, 3 Stage 5021-052 Trunnion Wheel Assembly 3039-052 Drive Chain, #60 99"...
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EXHIBIT C2 Equipment Record Recommended Maintenance Summary ROTARY DRUM SLUDGE THICKENING SYSTEM 29TS-RDT01 & 29TS-RDT02 Equipment Description Project Equip. Tag No(s). INITIAL COMPLETION * FOLLOWING START-UP RECOMMENDED BREAK-IN MAINTENANCE (FIRST OIL CHANGES, ETC.) D W M Q S A Hours Trunnion Wheels are packed with grease Grease on the bearing seals Grease rotary drum drive chain...
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EXHIBIT C3 Equipment Record Lubrication Summary ROTARY DRUM SLUDGE THICKENING SYSTEM 29TS-RDT01 & 29TS-RDT02 Equipment Description Project Equip. Tag No(s). Lubricant Point: Drum drive Chain Manufacturer Product AGMA # SAE # White Lithium Grease w/Teflon Hydrotex #528 Deluxe Special Hi-Speed Lubricant Point: Drum Drive Gear Reducer –...
SECTION ONE ® ™ Hycor ThickTech Unit GENERAL INFORMATION Safety Practices ! DANGER ! MACHINE MAY START AUTOMATICALLY. TO PREVENT SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH: CONSULT OPERATOR'S MANUAL BEFORE SERVICING. KEEP AWAY FROM ALL MOVING PARTS, BLADES AND DISCHARGE CHUTES DURING OPERATION. ...
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WHEN INSTALLING OR MAINTAINING THE SCREEN OR ASSOCIATED HARDWARE, BE SURE THAT ANY LIFTING EQUIPMENT IS OF SUFFICIENT CAPACITY BEFORE LIFTING OR MOVING THE THICKTECH™ UNIT OR ASSOCIATED HARDWARE. MAKE SURE ANY ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS ARE DONE BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL AND ARE IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE CODES AND REQUIREMENTS.
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WARNING LABEL PART NUMBER FOR THIS PRODUCT IS 3824-002. BASED ON MODEL, SEE FIGURES ON PAGES 1- 3A OR 1-3B FOR PROPER LOCATION. ® HYCOR PRODUCTS 562 BUNKER COURT VERNON HILLS, IL 60061-1831 U.S.A. 847-816-3700 FAX: 847-816-3707 SERVICE: 1-888-PARKSON PARTS (TOLL FREE): 1-800-249-2140...
To assist in identifying correct quantities and parts, reference the attached packing list on the shipping crate. A purchase order shall accompany any order to Parkson Corporation for replacement of parts that were damaged during shipment. The purchaser shall direct all shipment damage back charges to the carrier.
SECTION TWO ® Hycor ThickTech™ Unit TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION ! DANGER ! REVIEW ALL SAFETY PRACTICES LISTED IN SECTION ONE BEFORE PROCEEDING. Application Designed as a rotary drum sludge thickener, the ThickTech™ unit performs two functions. The first function is to achieve flocculation with minimal amount of expensive chemicals. The second function, dewatering, takes place along a multi-zone drum cylinder.
The stabilizers wheels limit the horizontal movement of the cylinder and are fitted to the frame at the center of the rotary drum. The rotary element is covered on the outside with shower deflection panels designed to contain any fugitive spray and minimize mist emissions. The panels overlap and are fastened to the framing members.
0.5% TSS and is subject to confirmation by bench scale or pilot testing. Actual performance may yield higher or lower values depending on the nature of the sludge. Parkson must be an active participant in the selection of the chemical treatment scheme.
SECTION THREE ® Hycor ThickTech™ Unit INSTALLATION ! DANGER ! REVIEW ALL SAFETY PRACTICES LISTED IN SECTION ONE BEFORE PROCEEDING. Mechanical Work The ThickTech unit is shipped completely assembled and ready for site installation. Prior to starting installation, check the following items: Verify wall openings and transport routes into the building are sufficiently large to allow the unit to be placed in location.
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! DANGER ! WHEN INSTALLING OR MAINTAINING THE SCREEN OR ASSOCIATED HARDWARE, BE SURE THAT ANY LIFTING EQUIPMENT IS OF SUFFICIENT CAPACITY BEFORE LIFTING MOVING THICKTECH™ UNIT OR ASSOCIATED HARDWARE. FIT THE SLING TO THE LIFTING LUGS ON THE BASE FRAME AND NOT TO THE CABINET STRUCTURE, MOTOR OR OTHER MOVING PARTS OF THE UNIT.
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Connections and Hook-ups Complete each element carefully, one at a time: Delivery of thickened sludge, if possible, should be by simple gravity slide. This method serves two purposes: (1) there is no possibility of an overload condition developing as might be the case where a pump is employed, and (2) any downstream requirements for further dewatering derive great benefit from residual polymer activity which is not the case where pumping is practiced.
IMPORTANT NOTICE!! Flock Tank Drain For effective operation and maintenance of the ThickTech™ Rotary Thickener, provision for draining the flock tank should be addressed at time of installation. Recommended is a 1" valved drain installed in the sludge inlet line near the entry point of the flock tank.
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Checkout the following before starting the unit for the first time: Is the unit installed in accordance with the drawings? Has the unit been securely anchored to the foundation? Is the electrical power supply to the motor and the motor wiring terminations in agreement and correct? Have all other electrical connections been made in accordance with the circuit and wiring diagrams?
If there are no problems with the mechanical operations of the machine, it is ready to accept the influent flow. NOTE: If you should notice any mechanical difficulties or have any ® questions, be sure to contact your Parkson Hycor Products Representative. Starting Sequence and Adjustments When starting the unit, make sure all personnel in the area are informed.
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CYLINDER ROTATION RDT CYLINDER ROTATION AS VIEWED FROM DISCHARGE END 4-1A...
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Starting Sequence: 1. Close flock tank drain valve. (Valve provided by customer) 2. Turn on control power. 3. Turn on water (open inlet valve) to spray header and turn on the booster pump for 5 minutes before continuing with the next step. 4.
Opening/Closing the Rotary Drum Detention Ring Port Closures: The port closures are a special feature of the ThickTech rotary drum thickener. With the detention ports open the flocculated solid’s detention time in the rotary drum is decreased. This produces higher water content output solids. With the ports closed the detention time is increased, producing thicker output solids.
Representatives of various polymer manufacturers offer their services in the testing and selection of the best polymers for your application. Parkson recommends utilization of these services. With an optimized polymer, the ThickTech unit will demonstrate its key feature, chemical conservation.
Emergency Operating Instructions: Refer to DANGER statement on page 3-4 and control panel sequence of operation on sheets 10 and 13 of drawing 51032504~05, Rev A. The ThickTech unit is equipped with pull cord E-Stops on each side of the thickener and one E-Stop pushbutton mounted on the control panel.
SECTION FIVE ® Hycor ThickTech™ Unit MAINTENANCE ! DANGER ! REVIEW ALL SAFETY PRACTICES LISTED IN SECTION ONE BEFORE PROCEEDING. THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE OPERATED AND MAINTAINED ONLY BY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL WHO HAVE READ AND UNDERSTAND THE OPERATOR'S MANUAL, HAVE BEEN TRAINED IN ITS USE, AND FOLLOWING ANY AND ALL APPLICABLE SAFETY PROCEDURES.
Inspect and Lubricate Chain: Inspect the operation of the chain relative to the drive and driven sprocket. It is recommended that the chain be lubricated once every 24 hours of operation. Reference Lubrication Chart (page 5-6) Inspect and Lubricate Trunnion Wheels: Check to verify trunnion wheels are rotating smoothly.
Monthly Check Gear Reducer Oil Levels: Remove the oil level plugs in reducers and check oil level. If necessary, add oil to bring to proper level. Inspect Drum Cylinder: Visually check for any damage or holes in the screen on the drum cylinder. Inspect Chain, Drive, Driven and Tensioner (Idler) Sprockets: The chain drives typically need periodic tightening.
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Gear Reducer Bearing Lubrication: Bearings are grease-packed at the factory and are to be cleaned and re-greased as required. Grease packed bearings should be cleaned and re-greased every 10,000 hours or 20,000 hours for synthetic grease. Input (high speed) bearings should not be over-greased.
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE SEMI- PROCEDURE DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY ANNUALLY ANNUALLY General visual inspection Inspect and lubricate drive chain Inspect and lubricate trunnion wheels Rinse accumulated solids off unit (Clean after a Shutdown) Inspect spray nozzles and clean, if ...
SECTION SIX ® Hycor ThickTech™ Unit REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT ! DANGER ! REVIEW ALL SAFETY PRACTICES LISTED IN SECTION ONE BEFORE PROCEEDING. TO PREVENT SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH: FOLLOW LOCK OUT PROCEDURES BEFORE SERVICING: LOCK OUT POWER WITH PADLOCK FOR WHICH ONLY YOU HAVE THE KEY.
Chain and Sprocket Replacement (See page 6-1A.) Two sprockets are used to drive the drum screen cylinder: a small keyed hub sprocket (drive sprocket) is found on the output shaft of the reducer and a large two- piece sprocket (driven sprocket) is found on the drum screen cylinder. To disassemble the chain drive, release chain tension (loosen the chain tensioner), remove master chain link and remove chain.
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Trunnion Wheel Replacement (Cont’d) Take the weight of the drum off the wheel to be replaced by using a lever (long wooden board) of sufficient strength. Place the lever between the structural cross member in the water return tank and the drum ring that the trunnion wheels ride on.
(See pages 2-1A or 2-1B and 8-2) Drum Cylinder Replacement Contact your Parkson service department. Gear Reducer/Motor Replacement Remove sprocket guard.
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Date : 08-23-10 [16:58] Mat'l LIST Page: 1 OF 2 Parkson Live Data Project : 510325 Clinton, IA E-Item : 51032501 RDT400,THICKTECH UNIT,(2) NOTE: 1. IMPRESSION STAMP WITH 3/16 HIGH LETTERS, THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION ON NAMEPLATE, 3027-087: (PRODUCT) THICKTECH (MODEL)
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Date : 08-23-10 [16:58] Mat'l LIST Page: 2 OF 2 Parkson Live Data Project : 510325 Clinton, IA E-Item : 51032501 RDT400,THICKTECH UNIT,(2) E-Item Revision: 0 INITIAL RELEASE Drawing/Spec Reference: 51032501B.DWG Level Pos. Item Rev. Drawing/Spec Dwg Description Mat'l Qty Unit...
SECTION SEVEN ® Hycor ThickTech™ Unit TROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE ! DANGER ! REVIEW ALL SAFETY PRACTICES LISTED IN SECTION ONE BEFORE PROCEEDING. PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY DRUM SCREEN No power to motor. Check circuit breakers and fuses. Check CYLINDER DOES NOT connections.
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TROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE (cont'd.) PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY AFTER CLEANING Nozzle orifice plugged. Turn spray bar handwheel to clean NOZZLES STILL nozzles and flush header. If necessary, OBSTRUCTED remove nozzles, clean nozzles, flush spray bar and supply lines. Re-assemble and test. UNEVEN INFLUENT Step down header full of Clean out step down header assembly.
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TROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE (cont'd.) MOTOR Since any number of reasons could be responsible for the failure, the following guide lists usual conditions that can lead to difficulties with a motor. Should there be any indication of a premature failure, care must be taken to make certain that: 1.
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TROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE (cont'd.) PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY MOTOR FAILS TO If 3 phase, one phase may Check lines for open phase. START (cont’d.) be open. Low motor voltage. See that nameplate voltage is maintained. Check connection. MOTOR RUNS AND Power failure. Check for loose connections to line, to THEN STOPS fuses and to control.
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TROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE (cont'd.) PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY MOTOR OVERHEATS Shorted stator. Rewind or replace stator. WHILE RUNNING UNDER LOAD (cont’d.) Faulty connection. Indicated by high resistance. High voltage. Exceeds Check terminals of motor with a voltmeter. +10% of nameplate volts. Low voltage.
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TROUBLE-SHOOTING GUIDE (cont'd.) PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE REMEDY NOISY OPERATIONS Air gap not uniform. Check and correct bracket or bearing. Rotor unbalance. Rebalance. HOT BEARINGS Insufficient grease. Maintain proper quantity of grease In GENERAL bearing. Deterioration of grease or Remove old grease, wash bearings lubricant contaminated.
REPLACEMENT LABELS. Replacement parts can be ordered either through your Parkson Hycor Products Representative or by contacting the Parkson Hycor Products Parts Coordinator toll free at 1-800-249-2140. Please have the unit’s project number, serial number and model number as shown on the front cover, available.
Replacement Parts List ® ™ Hycor ThickTech Unit Model RDT400 NOTE: Please give the project number 510325, serial number (51032502 & 51032503) and model number (RDT400), when ordering replacement parts. This will ensure accurate part identification. ITEM DESCRIPTION MAT’L QTY. PER PART NO.
Purchased Spare Parts ® ™ Hycor ThickTech Unit Model RDT400 NOTE: Please give the project number (510325), serial number (51032502 & 51032503) and model number (RDT400), when ordering replacement parts. This will ensure accurate part identification. ITEM DESCRIPTION QTY. / UNIT PART NO. PREDICTED (fig.
Recommended Spare Parts, Priced ® ™ Hycor ThickTech Unit Model RDT400 NOTE: Please give the project number (510325), serial number (51032502 & 51032503) and model number (RDT400), when ordering replacement parts. This will ensure accurate part identification. PREDICTED ITEM PART DESCRIPTION UNIT QTY.
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Manual Index INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL Turbine Pumps SERIES: EC & ED SERIES: ES SERIES: ET SERIES: CT SERIES: CS IMPORTANT! Read all instructions in this manual before operating pump. DO NOT work on pump until you are sure pump and associated piping are totally depressurized, pump and motor have cooled down.
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SAFETY FIRST! Please Read This Before Installing Or Operating Pump. WARNING ! Do not wear loose clothing that may This information is provided for SAFETY and to PREVENT become entangled in moving parts. EQUIPMENT PROBLEMS. To help recognize this information, observe the following symbols: WARNING ! Keep clear of suction and discharge openings.
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These instructions are intended as a guide to good installation practice. A correct installation, combined with regularly scheduled maintenance will generally insure a longer and more trouble-free pump service life. The tables below are for your convenience in maintaining these records. PUMP INSTALLATION AND PERFORMANCE RECORD Pump Catalog No._____________________________ Discharge Gauge, Reading _______________ Head Feet...
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ALIGNMENT GENERAL INFORMATION If the pump is driven by a fl exible coupling, the angular, To the Purchaser: vertical and horizontal alignment must be checked. A Congratulations! You are the owner of one of the fi nest straightedge across the coupling must rest evenly on both rims of the coupling at the top, bottom and sides.
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DISCHARGE PIPING PRIOR TO STARTING Before the pump is started initially, make the following On long horizontal runs it is desirable to maintain as even a grade as possible. Avoid high spots, such as loops, which inspections: will collect air and throttle the system or lead to erratic pumping.
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SHAFT SEAL The mechanical shaft seal should be replaced if water DRAINING THE PUMP is noticed around the motor shaft. Remove case and To drain pump, remove 1/4” pipe plugs from bottom of impeller and, using two screw drivers to pry on each side, pump frame and pump case.
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IMPELLER ADJUSTMENT INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION ! IMPROPER ADJUSTMENT OF A NEW BURKS TURBINE PUMP WILL INVALIDATE THE WARRANTY. We are placing a wax over the adjusting screws on all turbine models (excluding the CR models). The wax on the CR model is placed in the socket head of the allen screw. This change has been placed to ensure that the adjustmentsare to factory settings when we ship them out.
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RETURNED GOODS RETURN OF MERCHANDISE REQUIRES A “RETURNED GOODS AUTHORIZATION”. CONTACT YOUR LOCAL CRANE PUMPS & SYSTEMS, INC. DISTRIBUTOR. Products Returned Must Be Cleaned, Sanitized, Or Decontaminated As Necessary Prior To Shipment, To Insure That Employees Will Not Be Exposed To Health Hazards In Handling Said Material.
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SYMBOL PART DESCRIPTION SYMBOL PART DESCRIPTION NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER 01420 09789-5 Raceway - ES5M 20939 Oil Seal 09789-6 Raceway - ES6M 20922 Spring 09789-7 Raceway - ES7M 01691 Plug, 1/8" 09789-8 Raceway - ES8M 21463 Bearing 09789-9 Raceway - ES9M 20921 Shaft 09792...
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Series: ES www.cranepumps.com Base Mounted Turbine Pumps 4ES - 1725 RPM - 60Hz. ES - 3450 RPM - 60Hz. (See Indivdual curves for symbol number) ES - 2900 RPM - 50Hz. (See Indivdual curves for symbol number) Individual performance curves should be checked for fi...
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Series: ES 60 Hz Performance www.cranepumps.com Base Mounted Turbine Pumps 60Hz - PERFORMANCE AND SELECTION CHART Capacity in GPM (LPS) at Total Head in Feet (m) or Pressure Shown 17.2 43.3 54.1 64.9 75.8 86.6 97.4 108.3 119.1 140.1 151.8 (kpa) (59) (118)
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Series: ES Dimensions www.cranepumps.com Base Mounted Turbine Pumps DIMENSIONS IN INCHES (mm) 5½ 15⅛ 3½ 3⅛ 3⅜ ½ ½ 1⅝ 1¹¹⁄ 8⅜ 6¾ 1¹⁄ 1³⁄ ¾ 2¼ 3¼ ⁄ (126) (139) (384) (88) (79) (50) (85) (13) (13) (41) (42) (212) (171) (27)
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Product Overview: ECP3663T-4 Catalog Number: ECP3663T-4 5HP,3500RPM,3PH,60HZ,184T,0634M,TEFC,F1 Description: 128 lbs. Ship Weight: Click for Larger Image FEATURES APPLICATIONS • Heavy gauge steel and cast iron frames Typical applications include operations where continuous or frequent duty is required. Super-E Motors are •...
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Performance Data: ECP3663T-4 Product Nameplate Data : Rated Output 5 HP Hertz NEMA Nom. Eff. 89.5 Volts Phase Power Factor Full Load Amps NEMA Design Code Service Factor 1.15 Speed 3500 LR KVA Code Rating - Duty 40C AMB-CONT (Typical performance - Not guaranteed values) General Characteristics at 460 V, 60 Hz, 5 HP Full Load Torque 7.5 LB-FT...
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Stamm ® Self-Cleaning Showers Solve Clogging Problems from Poor Quality Water When you have to spray turning the brush, the poor quality liquid filled wheel also opens a flush- MECHANICAL LINKAGE FOR VALVE TO BRUSH with debris or other solids, out valve so all the STAMM ®...
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Standard Shower Header Models STAMM ® headers can be made in a wide range of standard profiles to suit specific requirements. Each has its own advan- tages. Look over the list and see which looks the best for your needs. We will help choose the most appropriate nozzles for your total flow specifica-...
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Non-Oscillating Self Cleaning Shower Headers Models 6 effective Jan 23, 2008 1. Storage Instructions: 1.1. Protection from weather, such as rain, is required to avoid deterioration of the packing material. 1.2. Keep product in packaging material until ready for installation to reduce the possibility of product damage.
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Non-Oscillating Self Cleaning Shower Headers Models 6 effective Jan 23, 2008 •Seal Packing - If excess leakage occurs around the valve shaft during flushouts, the seal packing should be replaced. 4.2. These parts have an expected life of two to three years for the nozzles and shaft seal, and three to four years for the brushes and valve seal.
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Non-Oscillating Self Cleaning Shower Headers Models 6 effective Jan 23, 2008 4.8. FOR SHOWERS WITH VICTAULIC FITTINGS: 4.8.1. Disassembly - Piping systems must always be depressurized and drained before attempting disassembly and removal of any VICTAULIC piping products. Failure to do so could result in serious personal injury, property damage, improper installation, joint leakage or joint failure.
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Technical Data Lubrication The approximate lubricant in US gallons and liters per mounting position is as follows: Mounting Position Gear Unit Gallons Liters Gallons Liters Gallons Liters Gallons Liters Gallons Liters Gallons Liters 0.16 0.21 0.34 0.34 0.24 0.24 RX57 0.21 0.21 0.45...
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AC Brakemotors – Technical Data Key to the data tables AC Brakemotors – Technical Data Price Catalog 14.1 Key to the data tables The following table lists the short symbols used in the "Technical Data DR AC Brake- motors" tables. Rated power Rated torque Rated speed...
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AC Brakemotors – Technical Data Technical data of 4-pole preminum efficiency motors 14.5 Technical data of 4-pole preminum efficiency motors 1800 rpm - S1 Code cosϕ 100% Letter 230V 460V 575V Motor type [HP] [rpm] lb-ft [lb] [lb-in] DRP90M4 1750 1.46 1.17 0.76...
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MOTOR DATA SHEET Equipment Driver Motor Manufacturer Sew-Eurodrive Motor Type/Frame DRP112M4/DH Shop Painting (low sheen metallic gray) Emulsion pigmented w/ alloy 316 SS flake Horsepower 3.0 HP Full Load Speed 1765 RPM Enclosure TEFC Volts/Phase/Hertz 230/460 / 3 / 60 Service Factor 1.15 NEMA Design Code...
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WIRE (T1) IS WHITE (WH) WIRE (T2) IS BROWN (BR) WIRE (T3) IS YELLOW (YL) WIRE (T4) IS WHITE (WH) WIRE (T5) IS BROWN (BR) WIRE (T6) IS YELLOW (YL) WIRE (T7) IS BLACK (BK) WIRE (T8) IS RED (RD) WIRE (T9) IS BLUE (BL) 460 VAC YL/BL...
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MOTOR TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDES PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY Motor not connected for proper supply Check connection diagram on conduit voltage. box cover and correct the wiring. Supply voltage varies outside the allowable tolerance causing an undervoltage or Assure correct supply voltage. overvoltage condition.
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Parallel Helical Gear Units R..DT../DV..BM(G) RF..DT../DV.. FLOC DRIVE GEARMOTOR Provided: SEW Eurodrive Model RF37DT80K4-KS SEW Eurodrive RF37 Gear Reducer, Position M4 SEW Eurodrive DFT80K4 Motor, Inverter Duty Rated, High Efficiency Severe Duty Application (KS) R..R..DT../DV.. RX..DT../DV.. RM..DT../DV.. 9D-2 of 24 USCS 0102...
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Selections Gearmotors Motor Power Output Speed Service Torque Ratio Gear Stages Model Factor Gear Motor lb-in Pri. Sec. 0.50 208.0 DT71D4 8.16 197.0 DT71D4 8.63 181.0 DT71D4 9.41 167.0 DT71D4 10.15 156.0 DT80K6 7.04 148.0 DT71D4 11.45 143.0 DT71D4 11.86 131.0 DT71D4 12.98...
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Dimensions Type RF Gearmotors - Flange Mounted Drawing Notes: Dimension AB is to conduit box. Dimension LB is for motor brake option. Eyebolts are supplied for motor sizes ≥ DV112 and reducer sizes ≥ RX67 and are removable. Gearcase Output Shaft Inch Series/Optional Metric Series Model 6.34...
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Mounting Positions M1 … M6 M1 … M6 Key to the mounting position sheets Key to the mounting position sheets ® SPIROPLAN gearmotors do not depend on any particular mounting position. However, ® mounting positions M1 to M6 are also shown for SPIROPLAN gearmotors to assist you in working with this documentation.
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Lubricants Lubricant table Lubricants Unless a special arrangement is made, SEW-EURODRIVE supplies the drives with a General lubricant fill adapted for the specific gear unit and mounting position. The decisive factor information is the mounting position (M1 ... M6, → Sec. "Mounting Positions and Important Order Information") specified when ordering the drive.
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Lubricants Lubricant table The anti-friction bearings in gear units and motors are given a factory-fill with the Anti-friction greases listed below. SEW-EURODRIVE recommends regreasing anti-friction bearings bearing greases with a grease fill at the same time as changing the oil. Ambient temperature Manufacturer Type...
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Technical Data Lubrication The approximate lubricant in US gallons and liters per mounting position is as follows: Mounting Position Gear Unit Gallons Liters Gallons Liters Gallons Liters Gallons Liters Gallons Liters Gallons Liters 0.16 0.21 0.34 0.34 0.24 0.24 RX57 0.21 0.21 0.45...
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Dimensions Type DFT/DFV Motors and Brakemotors - Flange Mounted Output Shaft Motor Model +.0005 9.13 2.32 2.52 5.71 0.551 0.63 1.18 0.16 .20 x .20 x .87 M5 x .49 DFT71 +.012 5 x 5 x 22 M5 x 12.5 +.001 +.0006 11.50...
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Motor Connection Diagrams Dual-Voltage Motors Single-Voltage Motors (single-speed) (two-speed) Frame Size Frame Size Low Voltage High Voltage DT71 thru DV225 DT71 thru DV180 230V - 60Hz 460V - 60Hz 200V - 50Hz 400V - 50Hz Frame Size DT71 thru DV132S Frame Size Low Voltage High Voltage...
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MOTOR TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDES PROBLEM CAUSE REMEDY Motor not connected for proper supply Check connection diagram on conduit voltage. box cover and correct the wiring. Supply voltage varies outside the allowable tolerance causing an undervoltage or Assure correct supply voltage. overvoltage condition.
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Pilot Operated General Service Solenoid Valves SERIES Brass or Stainless Steel Bodies 8210 3/8" to 2 1/2" NPT Features • Wide range of pressure ratings, sizes, and resilient materials provide long service life and low internal leakage • High Flow Valves for liquid, corrosive, and air/inert gas service •...
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SERIES 8210 Specifications (English units) Watt Rating/ Operating Pressure Differential (psi) Class of Coil Max. Fluid Insulation Max. AC Max. DC Temp. ˚F Brass Body Stainless Steel Body Pipe Orifice Const. UL Const. UL Size Size Flow Air-Inert Light Oil @ Air-Inert...
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SERIES 8210 Specifications (Metric units) Watt Rating/ Max. Operating Pressure Differential (bar) Class of Coil Fluid Insulation Max. AC Max. DC Temp. ˚C Brass Body Stainless Steel Body Pipe Orifice Kv Flow UL UL Size Size Factor Air-Inert Light Oil @ Air-Inert...
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Page 1 of 2 51032504~05 Rev-C Clinton, IA As-Built BILL OF MATERIALS ITEM MANUFACTURER PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION Ferraz Shawmut FSPDB2A 600V 175A 1 pole (1)2/0-#14, (4)#2-#14 Ferraz Shawmut FSPIN1(2) Qty 2, PDB Accessory Pin to form Multi Pole Block CAB1 Leviton Mfg.
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Page 2 of 2 51032504~05 Rev-C Clinton, IA As-Built BILL OF MATERIALS ITEM MANUFACTURER PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION Allen Bradley Co. 800H-R2D1 30.5mm Push Button Operator Allen Bradley Co. 1769-L23E-QB1B Compactlogix Ethernet Processor, 512kb memory PNL1 Hoffman Engineering A48P36 Subpanel PNL2 Hoffman Engineering A48HS3712SS6LP Nema 4x Enclosure, 316L PWR1/2...
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Parkson Corporation equipment into the overall project design. Parkson Corporation will not be responsible for location and/or placement of equipment in the plant design, nor is Parkson Corporation responsible for plant safety design and for the failure to follow appropriate safety precautions in the operation and maintenance of Parkson Corporation equipment.
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Parkson Corporation equipment into the overall project design. Parkson Corporation will not be responsible for location and/or placement of equipment in the plant design, nor is Parkson Corporation responsible for plant safety design and for the failure to follow appropriate safety precautions in the operation and maintenance of Parkson Corporation equipment.
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Parkson Corporation equipment into the overall project design. Parkson Corporation will not be responsible for location and/or placement of equipment in the plant design, nor is Parkson Corporation responsible for plant safety design and for the failure to follow appropriate safety precautions in the operation and maintenance of Parkson Corporation equipment.
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Parkson Corporation equipment into the overall project design. Parkson Corporation will not be responsible for location and/or placement of equipment in the plant design, nor is Parkson Corporation responsible for plant safety design and for the failure to follow appropriate safety precautions in the operation and maintenance of Parkson Corporation equipment.
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Parkson Corporation equipment into the overall project design. Parkson Corporation will not be responsible for location and/or placement of equipment in the plant design, nor is Parkson Corporation responsible for plant safety design and for the failure to follow appropriate safety precautions in the operation and maintenance of Parkson Corporation equipment.
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Parkson Corporation equipment into the overall project design. Parkson Corporation will not be responsible for location and/or placement of equipment in the plant design, nor is Parkson Corporation responsible for plant safety design and for the failure to follow appropriate safety precautions in the operation and maintenance of Parkson Corporation equipment.
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Parkson Corporation equipment into the overall project design. Parkson Corporation will not be responsible for location and/or placement of equipment in the plant design, nor is Parkson Corporation responsible for plant safety design and for the failure to follow appropriate safety precautions in the operation and maintenance of Parkson Corporation equipment.
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Parkson Corporation equipment into the overall project design. Parkson Corporation will not be responsible for location and/or placement of equipment in the plant design, nor is Parkson Corporation responsible for plant safety design and for the failure to follow appropriate safety precautions in the operation and maintenance of Parkson Corporation equipment.
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Parkson Corporation equipment into the overall project design. Parkson Corporation will not be responsible for location and/or placement of equipment in the plant design, nor is Parkson Corporation responsible for plant safety design and for the failure to follow appropriate safety precautions in the operation and maintenance of Parkson Corporation equipment.
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Parkson Corporation equipment into the overall project design. Parkson Corporation will not be responsible for location and/or placement of equipment in the plant design, nor is Parkson Corporation responsible for plant safety design and for the failure to follow appropriate safety precautions in the operation and maintenance of Parkson Corporation equipment.