Dear Customer, Thank you for purchasing a Blower Engineering product. You are strongly recommended to take the following preliminary actions: 1. The instructions given in this manual must be strictly followed prior to positioning and operating the machine. 2. The maintenance operations are to be carried out exactly as described in this manual.
WARNING: The blower cannot be used to convey gases which are explosive, toxic or in any way dangerous. NOTE: To convey special gases consult Blower Engineering. Blower Engineering Instructional Manual...
Do not re-circulate the excess gas into the blower inlet without cooling because it could cause excessive heating. WARNING: Do not adjust the gas capacity by using throttle valves placed on the inlet or outlet piping. Blower Engineering Instructional Manual...
5 – see page 6. WARNING: Do not use a hammer to mount the sheaves. WARNING: Excessive belt tension could damage the blower and the motor. Secure the feet of the motor. Blower Engineering Instructional Manual...
* If replacing 3V or 5V belts with the same belt length and same number of belts in 3VX or 5VX cross section, belt tension does not need to be increased. NOTE: New drives designed with 3VX or 5VX belts should be tensioned at the respective deflection force value shown in above table. Blower Engineering Instructional Manual...
To limit the maximum operating pressure of the blower use a safety valve on the discharge, when acting under pressure, or on the inlet when acting under vacuum conditions. WARNING: Install the safety valves as close as possible to the inlet/outlet at the blower, without placing shut-off valves in-between. Blower Engineering Instructional Manual...
WARNING: Do not rotate the blower in the wrong direction for more than a few revolutions. 4.9.2 Normal start-ups – With direct start-up the motor starts even with the maximum discharge counter-pressure. With star-delta start-up, on the other hand, or with the starter; the counter-pressure must be zero. Blower Engineering Instructional Manual...
Scale on internal parts Thoroughly clean the rotors and compression chamber Bearings are worn Measure bearing clearances and, if necessary, replace them Intake of foreign particles Remove foreign particles, clean the inside of the blower Blower Engineering Instructional Manual...
9.2 Before any blower service Stop the blower by disconnecting the electrical supply. • Disconnect the electrical supply cables. Bring the unit to atmospheric pressure. • WARNING: The gas contained in the blower may be hot, toxic and irritant. Blower Engineering Instructional Manual...
Check that the pour point of the oil is less than the minimum temperature that can be reached in the ambient. If this is not the case, select an oil with a lower viscosity (a g.: ISO VG-100), or use an oil specially made for low temperatures according to recommendations of oil producers. Blower Engineering Instructional Manual...
TL 900 Pressure Performance data based on the following; Gas handled: Air, Inlet pressure: 14.7 PSIA, Inlet Temp.: 68ºF Vacuum Performance data based on the following; Gas handled: Air, Discharge pressure: 29.92 HG A, Inlet Temp.: 68ºF Blower Engineering Instructional Manual...
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