Generator Manual FENIROL

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Operating Instructions

Synchronous generator

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Edition: Type: 1DT 4138-8ADO2-Z

Contract-No.: 1219294

Works Order No.: 178553

Documentation List:

Register No.

Document

1.

Technical data Electrical data

Text of dimension drawing

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Drawings

Generator description Dimensions drawing Instrument wiring diagram

TK.930276-1219294 (07 2070 0023) 577287 A 577291 2 132 z294w/A 592481 573436A

Shaft calculation drawing Rotor withdrawal Generator foundation 3.

Reports

Quality inspection certificate

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Instructions and Additional documents a) Synchronous generator b) Logbook c) Brushless exciter d) Anti-condensation heating e) Air-to-Water Cooler f) Cooler-Coiltech, Operation and Maintenance instruction g) Cooling data h) Cooler dimension i) Drawing of DE- Bearing - EFZLK 22k-250H7 j) Drawing of NDE- Bearing - EFZLQ 22k-225H7 k) Drying of Windings l) Bolt tightening torques m) Slide Bearing Type EF RH-EFZEI-E-10.00 n) Slide Bearing Type EF RH-EFZWI-E-10.00 o) Lubricants for Slide Bearings Recommendation RH-2005 p) List of recommended spare parts

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Dimension Drawing Text

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CONTENTS

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Technical data ............................................. .................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. ......................................... .................. 5 1.1 Electrical data ............................................. .................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. .................................. ........... 5 1.2 Degree of protection ........................................... .................................................................. .............................................. .............................................. .......................... ... 6 1.3 Weights ............................................ ................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. ............................................. ...................... 6 2. Text part - legend ........................................... .................................................................. .............................................. ............................................... ...................................... .............. 7 3. Operation of cooler ............................................ ................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. .................................. ........... 9 4. Temperature monitoring devices .............................................. ..................................................................... .............................................. ................................ ......... 10 5. Machine monitoring.................... monitoring ........................................... .............................................. .............................................. .............................................. ................................ ......... 11 6. Shaft end ............................................. .................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. .............................................. ......................... 12 7. Direction of rotation.................................... rotation........................................................... .............................................. .............................................. ....................................... ................ 13 8. Foundation load ............................................. .................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. .................................... ............. 14 9. Rating plate ............................................. .................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. ........................................... .................... 15 10. Outlet box ........................................... .................................................................. .............................................. .............................................. .............................................. ......................... 16 11. Sleeve bearing - DE ........................................... .................................................................. .............................................. .............................................. ................................ ......... 17 12. Sleeve bearing - NDE ............................................ ................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. ............................ ..... 18 13. Oil lubrication inlet..................... inlet ............................................ .............................................. .............................................. .............................................. ................................ ......... 19 14. Axial bearing clearance ............................................. .................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. ......................... 20 15. Rotary rectifier - brushless excitation components.................................. components.......................................................... ........................................ ................ 21 16. Anti-condensation heater ........................................... .................................................................. .............................................. .............................................. ......................... 22 17. Shaft earthing ............................................. .................................................................... ............................................... ............................................... ....................................... ................ 23 18. External earthing ball point and earth terminals .............................................. ..................................................................... ................................ ......... 24 19. Thermal expansion...................... expansion ............................................. .............................................. .............................................. .............................................. ................................ ......... 25 20. Displacement ............................................. .................................................................... .............................................. ............................................... ........................................ ................ 25 21. Relative vibration sensor PROXPAC 330800 type Bently Nevada ............................................. ............................................... 26 22. Shaft vibration monitoring system........................................ system............................................................... .............................................. .................................... ............. 27 23. Lifting instruction .............................................. ..................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. ................................ ......... 28 24. Service covers ............................................ ................................................................... .............................................. ............................................... ........................................ ................ 29 25. Outdrawal space for heat exchanger ............................................. .................................................................... .............................................. ............................ ..... 30 26. Protection against corosion ............................................ ................................................................... .............................................. ........................................... .................... 31

Datum: 15.12.2008 Name: KOLÁŘ Siemens Electric Machines s.r.o Stat.

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1. Technical data 1.1 Electrical data Rated output Rated voltage Rated current Power factor Rated frequency Rated speed Excitation current Excitation voltage

SN : 12 500 kVA UN : 6 600 V IN : 1 093 A : 0.8 f : 50 Hz nN : 1 500 min-1 IFN : 413 A*) UFN : 149 V*)

Exciter:

Excitation current Excitation voltage

IFRG : 9,5 UFRG : 62

Type of construction Cooling method Ambient temperature Necessary volume of cooling air Losses to dissipate Thermal class Stator winding temperature rise (res. method) Xd’’ saturated value


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IM 1005 IC81W 40 °C 8,5 m3 /s 272 kW F acc.to Th.-Cl. F 16,5 %*)




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1.2 Degree of protection Machine Terminal

: IP 54 EN60034-5 : IP 54 EN60034-5

1.3 Weights Total weight Rotor complete Cooler top housing Moment of inertia rotor cpl. (Shaft drawing No. 2 132 z573w/A )

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31 000 9 150 2 200 1 007

kg kg kg kg.m2

*) Calculated values Dynamic analysis and check of the shafting acc. to VDI-3840 recommended. Transient torques and shaft calculation data will be supplied on request.


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2. Text part - legend Machine parts listed in the following text are supplied by SEM Siemens Electric Machines s.r.o., unless otherwise stated. 1

Cooler housing

There is a flexible connection between the Cooler housing and the Stator frame. Their dynamic behaviors are different. Any rigid connection between them is not allowed (for example water piping connected to the Cooler and to the Stator frame) 2 Closed circuit cooler see page 9 Type: QLKE-234-110-3-2-4-23-3-8-X X= 0,15 mm fins. Quantity: 2 Cooling data: Register 2 3

4

DE-bearing EFZLK 22-250

see page 17

Lubricants see recommendation of manufacturer Renk

see register 4

Axial bearing clearance

see page 20

NDE-bearing EFZLQ 22-225

see page 18 see register 4

Floating bearing. 5

Outlet box

see page 16

6

Anti-condensation-heater


Terminal diagram 7

Type: Quantity: 8

GEA 11 19 1259 01 2

Leakage-monitoring

Type: Quantity: 9

see page 11

Leakage-water detector

RM4 LA32 MW 1

Centre of gravity

10 Covers on servicing openings

see page 24

11 External earthing ball point

Quantity:

2 see page 24

12 Grounding terminal 13 Aux. terminal box for

anti-condensation heater, exciter, thermometers. Terminal diagram see register 2

14 Lifting lugs for lifting complete machine.

For lifting a suitable lifting beam must be used. Datum: 15.12.2008 Name: KOLÁŘ Siemens Electric Machines s.r.o Stat.

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15 Exciter

Type: 1JG3300-8HV06-Z Terminal diagram

see register 2

16 Vent plug 17 Water drain plug 18 Bearing temperature sensors. Each bearing has 1 double resistance thermometer 2xPT100

Type

DE: 2PT100/B-235X6S-G1/2-3/0 2PT100/B-235X6S-G1/2-3/0-N -N NDE: 2PT100/B-250X6S-G1/2-3/0-N

Manufacturer Terminal diagram Location PT100s are lead out into aux. terminal box.

Fa. Dosch see register 2 see page 11 see page 14

19 Foundation load 20 Cold-air resistant thermometer

Type: 2xPT 100 Quantity: 2 Location Terminal diagram


21 Hot-air resistant thermometer

Type: 2xPT 100 (100 Ohm at 0°C, DIN IEC 751) Quantity: 1 Location see page 11 Terminal diagram see register 2 22 Slot resistance thermometer in stator winding

Type: PT 100 (100 Ohm at 0°C, DIN IEC 751) Quantity: 9 Setting see page 10 Location see page 11 Terminal diagram see register 2 23 Foundation screws M 56

Quantity:

8

24 Oil lubrication inlet

see page 19

25 DE shaft end

see page 12

26 Earthing of shaft

see page 23

27 Water inlet 28 Water outlet

2 ½”ANSI B16,5; 150LB 2 ½”ANSI B16,5; 150LB see page 26,27

29 Vibration monitoring Datum: 15.12.2008 Name: KOLÁŘ Siemens Electric Machines s.r.o Stat.

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3. Operation of cooler Air-water single-tube cooler Water-cooler data: Water cooler composed of Cooler resistance (water side) Max. operating gauge pressure Required water flow rate: 1 cooler operation 2 coolers operation at a water inlet temperature of Water outlet temperature Connection flange for cooling water Core tubes Cooling fins Tube plates water side Tube plates air side Water boxes Side walls

: 2 Elements : 0,8 bar : 6 bar : 22,7 m3 / h : 33,7 m3 / h : 32 °C : 39 °C : 2 ½”ANSI B 16,5; 150LB : CuNi10Fe : Al : CuZn38SnAl : CuZn38SnAl : CS + Rilsan : CS galvanized

To obtain noise-damping and vibration isolation it is necessary to use expansion-joints for cooler connection. In case of one cooler failure, it is necessary to reduce generator power output to 50% of nominal power.


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4. Temperature monitoring devices Slot resistance thermometer in stator winding

Position in Stator core viewed from drive end. Thermometer in slot 3 is located at top of the stator core. Arrangement clockwise No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Thermometer Thermometer with connection 2:1 – 2:3 2:4 – 2:6 2:7 – 2:9 2:10 – 2:12 2:13 – 2:15 2:16 – 2:18 2:19 – 2:21 2:22 – 2:24 2:25 – 2:27

Temperature limits.

Sensor

in slot 3 15 27 39 51 63 57 69 9

in phase U V W U V W U V W

Max. continuous operating temperature

Terminal Quantity

Type

Location


Stator winding

XT2

9

PT 100

Stator core slots

145°C

Bearings

XT3

2

2xPT 100

Bearing shell

95 °C

Cold air

XT7

2

2xPT 100

Cooler housing

45°C

Hot air

XT7

1

2xPT 100

Cooler housing

78°C

Leakage sensor

XT5

2

GEA 11 19 1259 01

Cooler housing

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Guide values for adjustment of tripping temperatures:

1. Switch point (Warning) 5 K above the measured max. operating temperature. 2. Switch point (Cut out) 10 K above the measured max. operating temperature.


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5. Machine monitoring


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6. Shaft end Type of flange: K-31310-2 MODEL LS3


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7. Direction of rotation

Direction of rotation facing drive end. The generator is only suitable for CLOCKWISE direction of rotation. Connection of the system phases in the positive sequence to the machine terminals U1 V1 W1.


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8. Foundation load Peak torque produced by maximum asymetric short-circuit currents Stosskurzschlussfaktor

2k Mn M(2k) max

ωN

Tg T(2k)

8,4

The following applies for the three-phase generator Mn=9,55*Sn/n Für den Drehstromgenerator gilt Sn in [kVA] Peak torque produced by maximum asymetric short-circuit currents Mn*2k Max. Stosskurzschlussmoment The vibration caused by maximum asymetric short-circuit currents can be calculated from the following equation Die Stosskurzschlussschwingung verläuft nach der Gleichung

668,64 kNm *

Angular frequency of the system Netzfrequenz Time constant of d.c. component Zeitkonstante des Gleichstromgliedes Time constant of initial asymetric short-circuit current Zeitkonstante des Stosskurzschlusswechselstromes

0,199

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0,365

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371,46 kN Force produced by the machine weight Gewichtskraft durch das Eigengewicht Foundation load Fundamentbelastung Foundation load Fundamentbelastung

A B

+F+G/2 -F+G/2

The foundation is to be calculated and constructed ba the civil-engineering contractor. Transfer of vibration from adjacent machine sets to be prevented by an adequate design of the foundation. Die Berechnung und Ausführung des Fundamentes ist Angelegenheit der ausführenden Baufirma. Eine Schwingungsübertragung vonNachbaraggregaten muss durch entsprechende Fundamentgestal tung vermieden werden.

kN

523,4

kNm

-219,3 kNm

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By neglection of fadeout process. Bei Varnachlässigung des Abklingvorganges.

STATIC LOAD

DYNAMISCHE BELASTUNG

RUHENDE BELASTUNG

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DYNAMIC LOAD

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Stat.

kNm

[1/s]

Fmax =± G

79,6

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9. Rating plate


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10. Outlet box

Cable outlet of each phase is provided by 2 cables SIAF 150, 13,8 kV.


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11. Sleeve bearing - DE Suplier : Renk Bearing type : EFZLK Size : 22-250 Oil viscosity grade : ISO VG 46 Power dissipation : 4,1 kW Flow rate : 14 l/min Min. oil inlet temperature : -4 °C Max. allowed oil inlet temperature : 45 °C Min. pressure in oil supply pipe : 1, 5 Bar Max. pressure in oil supply pipe : 6 Bar Oil reservoir capacity : 23 l Lubrication by oil circulation and with oil ring lubrication. Bearing is shipped without oil. Axial clearance see page 20. Lubricant - see recommendations by bearing manufacturer. The bearing is insulated. Insulation of the drive end bearing is bridged with stranded copper conductor. The generator shall only be driven while being bridged.

Lubrication for sleeve bearings Forced lubrication

Flow rate:

14 l/min

Viscosity of oil(ISO VG) Oil reservoar capacity


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12. Sleeve bearing - NDE Supplier : Renk Bearing type : EFZLQ Size : 22-225 Oil viscosity grade : ISO VG 46 Power dissipation : 3,5 kW Flow rate : 5 l/min Min. oil inlet temperature : -4 °C Max. allowed oil inlet temperature : 45 °C Min. pressure in oil supply pipe : 1, 5 Bar Max. pressure in oil supply pipe : 6 Bar Oil reservoir capacity : 23 l Lubrication by oil circulation and with oil ring lubrication. Bearing is shipped without oil. Lubricant - see recommendations by bearing manufacturer. The bearing is insulated. Insulation of the NDE bearing may not be bridged.


Flow rate:

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13. Oil lubrication inlet 1. Throttle valve

Type: VRFB 90°, Fa. Hydrocom

2. Oil-flow meter

Type: DKM/A-1/24 MS G3/4”, Fa. Meister

with minimal flow contact 3. Shut-off valve

EMIL01C, Fa. MTC

4. Pressure gauge

MGN63R006, Type: 304G, 0-6 Bar

5. Oil inlet

Flange class 150 ANSI B16,5-3/4”

6. Hydrostatic inlet

Hydrostatic connection G ¼”

7. Oil outlet

Flange class 150 ANSI B16,5-2”

Lubricant oil circuit

Terminals from Oil-flow meter switch are lead out into aux. terminal box. Hydrostatic values DE

NDE

Starting pressure Operation pressure Oil flow

8,5 Mpa (85 Bar) 5 Mpa (50 Bar) 0,8 l/min


8 Mpa (80 Bar) 4,5 Mpa (45 Bar) 0,8 l/min

ON/OFF speed limit(cold)

40 rpm


40 rpm

ON/OFF speed limit(warm)

90 rpm


90 rpm


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14. Axial bearing clearance

All measurements are in mm.


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15. Rotary rectifier - brushless excitation components co mponents


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16. Anti-condensation heater Quantity Type Voltage No. of phases Power rating

:1 : DEW 8,5-400-380/1000W/3Y 8,5-400-380/1000 W/3Y : 380 V / 50 Hz :3 : ca. 1000 W


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17. Shaft earthing


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18. External earthing ball point and earth terminals

Type: 754 200 DIN VDE 0683-1, DIN 48088-1 Ø 20 mm Earthing ball points are placed on the both side of the generator. Earthing ball point is galvanized – Do not paint!!

Earth protective terminals are placed in diagonal corners of the generator.


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19. Thermal expansion

Vertical development ∆ l = 0,34 mm Horizontal development ∆ h = 0,54 mm

20. Displacement

Vertical displacement sx = 0,064 mm Horizontal displacement sy = 0,086 mm Note: Values are

calculated for rated operation conditions.


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21. Relative vibration sensor PROXP PROX PAC 330800 type Bently Nevada


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22. Shaft vibration monitoring system Manufacturer Type shaft vibration DE Type shaft vibration NDE

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Bently Nevada 330880-16-15-061(154mm)-03(M20)-02 330880-16-15-06 1(154mm)-03(M20)-02 330880-16-15-066(168mm)-03(M20)-02 330880-16-15-06 6(168mm)-03(M20)-02

Recommended values for the set points:

1. operating data (alarm) 2. operating data (trip)

(max.80 µ p.t.p.) (max.110 µ p.t.p.)

The amplitude of oscillation which is measured at normal operation Operating data: measured value at normal operation


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23. Lifting instruction

The lifting capacity of the beam must be min 32 tons.


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24. Service covers Service cover no.1 dismantle in case of maintenance of rectifier or for cold air temperature detector exchange. Service cover no. 2 dismantle for hot air detector exchange and cover no. 3 for cold air detector exchange. Do not use for emergency cooling !


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25. Outdrawal space for heat exchanger


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26. Protection against corosion

Inside

Outside

60 µm 2 30 µm Colour RAL 3012 30 µm Colour RAL 7002

Total thickness Number of coats Primary coat

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Top coat

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30 µm 1 30 µm Colour RAL 3012 -

Tolerance per coat

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±10 µm


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Operating instructions

Synchronous Generator

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G 3~ Siemens Electric Machines s.r.o. Drásov 126 CZ 664 24 Drásov

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Now you become the owners of a synchronous generator produced by the Siemens Electric Machine, Machine, s.r.o. It I t is a product of the company with many-years' many-years' tradition that was produced on the basis of operational experience experience by a team of experts and skilled workers and which incorporates the latest know-how and advanced technology. technology. We W e produce the series of synchronous generators with power power output from about 20 to t o 12 000 kVA, LV and HV options for all usual applications. We will fulfil your special demands on a generator for f or special use or arrangement.

Team of company employees

Product documentation v3.5.a 2-032 (21/2/05)

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s Contents page

1 Generally 1.1 1.2 1.3

Significant (relevant) safety terms........................................ terms............................................................... .............................. ....... 6 General safety information....................................... information.............................................................. .......................................... ................... 6 Type marking of generators....................... generators.............................................. ........................................….. .................…............ .......... 8

2 Description 2.1 Technical description, variants.................................. variants......................................................... ......................................... .................. 2.2 Electric characteristics........................ characteristics............................................... .............................................. ........................................ ................. 2.3 Use.... .............................................. ..................................................................... .............................................. .........................……....... ..……....... 2.4 Warranties......................................................................................................... 2.5 Standards.............................................................................................……......

9 10 11 11 11

3 Transport and storage 3.1 3.2 3.3

Safety recommendations...................... recommendations............................................. .............................................. ....................................... ................ 12 Storage conditions.... ............................................. .................................................................... .................................... ............. 13 Inspection during storage time........................................... time.................................................................. ................................ ......... 13

4 Installation and operation 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5

Safety recommendations...................... recommendations............................................. .............................................. ....................................... ................ Preparation........................................................................................................ Electric installation........................................ installation............................................................... .............................................. ............................. ...... First start up and operation.. ........................................... ................................................................. ...................... Diagnostics of defects ……………......................... ……………................................................ ..................................... ..............

14 14 17 18 22

5 Maintenance 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4

Safety recommendations...................... recommendations............................................. .............................................. ....................................... ................ Inspection of insulation condition.................................... condition........................................................... .................................. ........... Cleaning............................................................................................................ Bearing maintenance...................... maintenance............................................. .............................................. ........................................... ....................

25 25 26 26

6 Disassembly and regressive assembly 6.1 6.2

Dismantling (disassembling)........................... (disassembling).................................................. .............................................. ............................. ...... 27 Regressive assembly (assembly).................... (assembly)........................................... .............................................. .............................. ....... 27

7 Regulation 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5

General description, principle of regulation............................... regulation...................................................... ......................... .. Range of voltage regulation.............................. regulation..................................................... .............................................. .......................... ... Regulation accuracy.......... accuracy................................. .............................................. .............................................. .................................. ........... Dynamic state of voltage.............................. voltage..................................................... .............................................. .............................. ....... Parallel operation............................... operation...................................................... .............................................. ........................................ .................


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8 Neutral point 8.1

Generally...................... Generally............................................. .............................................. .............................................. ................................... ............ 31

9 Generator disposal after lifetime lifetime expiration ...................................

List of enclosures

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Enclosed

Enclosure No. 1: Technical data………………………..….. Enclosure No. 2: Machine name plate…………………...… Enclosure No. 3: Direction of rotation………………….…. Enclosure No. 4: Load of foundation by generator…….…. Enclosure No. 5: List of bearings with relubricating plan… Enclosure No. 6: Operational logbook of generator ……… Enclosure No. 7: Voltage regulators ……………………….. Enclosure No. 8: Regulator VAR/Power factor…………... Enclosure No. 9: Regulator RÜW 10……………………… Enclosure No. 10: Test certificate…..……………………… Enclosure No. 11: Connection diagram…………………… Enclosure No. 12: Dimensions drawing……………………


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s 1. Generally Herein submitted operational instructions refer only to standard type. Possible dissimilarities from standard model (special models) are described in enclosures or supplements of operational instructions. NOTICE: Contents of operational instructions and production documentation is not the part of previous or current agreements promises or juridical relations or is not to change above mentioned. All obligations of SIEMENS result from existing purchase contract that also contains complete and valid delimitation of warranties. These contractual warranty contracts contracts are neither limited nor extended by elaboration of these instructions and documentation.

Danger Electric machines are operational devices to be used in industrial heavy-current heavy-current machinery. In the t he course of operation these operational devices have dangerous voltage, conductive bare parts, moving or rotating parts. Therefore they can cause the worst injuries or damage to properties in case of inadmissible removing of covers, unprofessional handling, incorrect manipulating or insufficient maintenance. Therefore the workers responsible for safety operation of a device have to secure the following: - only qualified operators have to be authorised to attend these machines - these operators and the others must always have submitted operational instructions and the other production documentation at their disposal in the course of all corresponding operations and have to adhere to this documentation consistently. - unqualified people are forbidden to operate the machines and keep in their surrounding.!!!


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s 1.1 Significant (relevant) terms Warning terms such as DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION and RECOMMENDATION which are mentioned in this operational instructions are used to inform about danger or extraordinary information that require special marking. DANGER means that in case a person does not adhere to it, his life can be jeopardised or he may cause damage to property. WARNING means that in case a person does not adhere to it, he may induce difficult injury or cause damage to property. CAUTION means hat in case a person does not adhere to it, he may induce an injury or cause damage to property. RECOMMENDATION RECOMMENDATION means that there are extraordinary and special technical connections that are not obvious even for experts. Regardless, it is also necessary to adhere to recommendations that are not specially emphasized, regarding regarding transport, operation and maintenance as well as technical data (which are given in operational instructions, i nstructions, production documentation and on the machine itself) to prevent breakdown which can either directly or indirectly induce difficult injuries of people or cause damage to property. Qualified staff are operators who were in charge of safety of device, who are able to perform all necessary activities and at the same time recognize and prevent possible danger. These operators have to perform above mentioned as the result of their education, experience, previous training as well as acquiring knowledge of standards, provisions, regulations, safety of work and working relations. Above all qualification of staff providing service and maintenance has to correspond to the laws concerning work on heavy-current devices of a particular country which the device is operated in. Besides, knowledge of provisions of first aid and local rescue devices is necessary as well. Concerning work on heavy-current heavy-current devices, restriction of employing unqualified people is determined in e.g. VBG 4 or ČSN 33 2000-4-41 or IEC 364-4-443.

1.2 General safety information Herein mentioned machines are parts of heavy-current heavy-current devices for industrial extent of use. They are produced in compliance with corresponding and acknowledged technical regulations.

WARNING: It is supposed that basic planned operations with a device as well as all operations concerning transport, assembly, installation, launching, maintenance and repairs will be performed by qualified staff or checked by responsible responsible experts. Product documentation v3.5.a 2-032 (21/2/05)

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s Concurrently it is necessary to take the following into consideration: - Technical data and data of admissible use (assembly connection terms, environmental terms and operational terms), which are, among others, stated in a catalogue, in operational instructions, orders, name plates and in the other technical documentation. - General establishing and safety provisions. - Local provisions and requirements which are specific for the device. - Qualified use of tools, lifting and transport devices. - Use of personal protective devices. - Duty of responsible people to take part in training on safety of employees in accordance with SAFETY PROVISIONS as well as keeping to the laws of a country in which the device is operated. Above all the laws, concerning protection of environment, handling with waste, safety use of substances that are dangerous for lives or environment e.g. cleaners, lubricants, adhesives, varnishes etc. Detailed information about these special products can be found in a “list of safety data” provided by producers producers or importer of a product. Operational instructions cannot contain all detailed information concerning different construction variants and cannot take into consideration every possible occurrence of installation, operation or maintenance owing to the loss of lucidity. Therefore operational instructions designed for qualified operators (see above mentioned) contain such recommendations that are necessary if a machine is used in accordance with provisions in the extent of industrial i ndustrial operation. If there are special requirements concerning nonindustrial area (e.g. protection against dangerous touch of children fingers and so on), these conditions have to be secured on the device by means of supplementary protective provisions. If there are any discrepancies, especially missing information which specify a product, sales department of SIEMENS is in charge of providing necessary explanation. explanation. Concerning this matter we ask you to mention mainly type and production number of a machine, please. Concerning planning, assembly, launching and service we recommend using the promotion and services of appropriate service centre of SIEMENS. RECOMMENDATIONS: Other detailed information concerning general works e.g. checking of delivered coils (damages which can be caused during transport), long term storage and preserving of machines, checking of footing, connection stretching, erection (setting) and (seating), levelling of a machine and others could be found in our “Assembly materials” or (newly) in “Operational instructions”. These materials could be obtained in SIEMENS sales department. Product documentation v3.5.a 2-032 (21/2/05)

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s 1.3 Type marking of generators

1FC2 353-4SB40-Z Rotating electric machine

1

Synchronous machine

F

Basic design Water cooler design Air cooler design Military design

C J Q R

Low voltage, output up to 3 MVA 2 Low voltage, output above 3 MVA 3 Middle and high voltage 4 Axial height

180 mm 225 mm 280 mm 355 mm 450 mm 560 mm 630 mm 710 mm 800 mm

18 22 28 35 45 56 63 71 80

Power size

1 2 3 .

Number of poles 4 6 8 10 12

4 6 8 10 12


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s 2. Description 2.1 Technical description, variants Machines of type 1FC2 are three-phase synchronous generators for low voltage with a rotor with protruding poles in brushless design. They consist of alternative current generator (main machine) and exciter with rotating rectifier. Rotors of main machine and exciter together with rotating rectifier and fan are situated on one shaft. Parts that are used for voltage regulation can be found in terminal box. One construction unit consists of above mentioned parts, welded cover and bearings. Main machine has got a rotor with protruding poles. Three-phase winding is brought out on four terminals and connected in a star. The star is brought out. Rotor is equipped with damper winding to improve i mprove dynamic stability of asymmetric load. Exciter is an alternative generator with outer poles with steady exciter winding in stator. Rotor alternating winding feeds winding in the winding of main machine by means of rotating rectifier. Rotating rectifier is a diode module connected in a three-phase bridge that is equipped with overvoltage protection. Basic mechanical design is represented by two-bearing design with degree of protection IP 23 and feet that are pulled pulled out. There are other other variants such as as footing-flange, footing-flange, onebearing or other designs. Bundle of stator sheets is pressed into a solid welded box and it secured to prevent round moving. It is possible to adjust the height of footings towards generator axis. Generator rotor is a compact part of the machine with damper cage (amortiser) in magnet field. It is excited by means of integrated exciter. Stator of exciting machine (exciter) is situated in bearing shield on the non-drive-end. Bearing shields are produced of qualitative grey cast iron, may be welded. Rectifier and protective varistor are attached outside the machine on NS – side (front side). This solution can enable their easy replacement. In special designs it is situated even inside of the machine. There is a through system of cooling in the machine, which is optimal. Fans are made of aluminium up to axial height of 350 mm. Welded constructions are used for higher axial heights. Protective coverage is secured with ribbed sheets in the places where the air comes in and out. If generator operates in dusty areas, it can be equipped with a filter on the side where the air comes in. There is an option of supplying generators generators equipped with higher degree of protection than IP 23, and with water cooler or air cooler. Spacious terminal box is sit uated on the upper part of generator stator box. It contains all equipment that is needed for connection and operation of generator, including regulator. Terminals are arranged on 6-terminal bars. There is also an option of equipping a generator with thermal sensors in stator winding and bearings. Standard design of generator is supplied without drilled openings for outlet cables. There is an option of supplying inlet cable necks with PG – screw joints.


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s 2.2 Electric characteristics 2.2.1. Output and raise of the temperature Determined output that is stated on the name plate is intended for long-term operation with symmetrical load, prescribed frequency and voltage, power factor cos ϕ = 0,8 to 1,0, o ambient air temperature up to 40 C and altitude of machine location up to 1000 m. Simultaneously, Simultaneously, the machine is used in compliance with temperature class F, if need H according to IEC 60034-1.

2.2.2. Short-term current overload Machines can bear short-term overload without harmful effect in compliance with the following table: Tab.2.3.a Current overload I/In

1,10

1,15

1,30

t

1h

25 min

6 min

1,5 15s

3,0 5s

Above mentioned overload can occur only rarely and must be followed by running of machine for at least one hour at reduced output or at most at determined output.

2.2.3. Voltage Machines are standardly supplied with a star star connection for voltage voltage of 400 V at 50 Hz, or 450 V at 60 Hz (according to machine name plate). ATTENTION!! Machines that were supplied for voltage of 400V at 50 Hz, cannot be operated at voltage of 450 V and 60 Hz.

2.2.4. Shape of a voltage curve Time behaviour of terminal voltage during idle running and during symmetrical linear load is virtually sinusoid with upper frequency response response according to ISO 8528, part 1, and at most 5 % of difference from the fundamental fundamental oscillation.

2.2.5. Asymmetric load Asymmetric load according to IEC 60034-1 article 22 Maximum I2 / IN for permanent operation 0,08 2 Maximum ( I2 / IN ) .t operation operation during breakdowns 20

2.2.6. Short-circuit current During symmetrical three-phase short-circuit the value of short-time short-circuit current makes minimally triple of nominal current. Short-circuit current must be switched off by 5 s. Product documentation v3.5.a 2-032 (21/2/05)

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s 2.2.7. Radio interference elimination Generators correspond to interference elimination degree according to IEC 60034-1.

2.2.8. Currents in star neutral points If star neutral points of generators are connected mutually or with neutral points of transformers and appliances directly, then transient t ransient currents with triple t riple determined frequency could appear in conductor among neutral points. To prevent thermal jeopardy of generators, transient currents should not exceed 50 % of nominal current of generator. Higher currents should be reduced outside of device by means of current limiting choke or similar devices.

2.3 Use Generators are used in land central offices and in naval shipboard networks for long-term or reserve operation. They can be driven by combustion engines, gas of water turbines or electromotors. They can run individually, parallelly with similar device or it is possible to connect them to public network.

2.4 Warranties Warranties refer to adhering of operational instructions and permissible operational terms. If these provisions are not adhered, it can result in refusing of warranty claims. During claim or with spare parts order it is necessary to provide factory (production) number and if need other data stated in output name plate. The user is obliged to keep the operational log, and he can dismantle the generator only if approved by the producer otherwise the producer shall be released from the obligations under its warranty. During the warranty and after the warranty period, the user must not make any external and internal intervention in the machine design.

2.5 Standards Generator design corresponds to standards IEC 60034-1 and also DIN EN 60034 (VDE 0530-1). If required, generators generators can meet requirements of other standards and regulations. regulations.


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s 3 Transport and storage 3.1 Safety recommendation ! WARNING. During any lifting or transport of an aggregate aggregate it is necessary to use only openings that are provided for lifting and transportation, gripping lugs or pins in foundation plate! Lifting should be performed at four axially symmetrical symmetrical places at least (see picture 3a). Aggregates must not be lifted hanging on individual parts of a machine! Existing accessory lifting lugs e.g. on bearing shields, cooler superstructure etc. are provided only for lifting of these individual parts of the machine. Lifting capacity of applied lifting device should be taken into consideration! Lifting devices should be chosen with respect of the weight of machine. Appropriate guiding of ropes should be used with possible superstructures or extension.

Picture 3a. Transport of machine


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s 3.2 Storage conditions Generator and accessories must be professionally stored before installation. They must be protected from humidity, harmful environmental conditions and from other strange influences. If generator is placed in a transport box, it must be removed out of it before storage. Storage areas must be clean, dry, closed and protected from tremors. Temperature should o not drop bellow 5 C.

3.3 Inspection during storage If storage takes more than 3 months, insulation resistance and preservative coats must be inspected. If the value of insulation resistance drops down bellow the value determined in point 4.3.1, table 1, generator must be desiccated immediately. immediately. You are obliged to record the start/end date of the storage period including all activities performed with the generator during this period to the operational log of the generator.


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s 4 Installation and operation

4.1 Safety recommendation ! WARNING Strictly adhere adhere to ”General ”General safety information”, information”, please. In In paragraph paragraph 1.2 of this Instructions, recommendations concerning admissible use of machine and recommendations concerning required professional knowledge that is necessary while operating heavy-current machinery. Coverings must not be opened during operation (see also paragraph 5). Covers prevent from touching of active or rotating parts or they are necessary for right routing of air and effective cooling . For safety reasons, the machine can be started until the coupling is inserted at the free shaft end or after dismantling the key at the free shaft end. No higher speeds cannot be adjusted because this is ensured by right designed controlling and checking of speeds. The only admissible speeds are these that are given according to output name plate.

4.2. Preparation 4.2.1 General inspection of machine Generator must be properly inspected inspected prior to erection (installation) with the aim to find out if there t here are any damages damages caused during transport or storage. Any imperfections that are found out must be reported to a supplier or transport company and must be professionally repaired. Remove preservative coating from metal surfaces (feet, flange, free end, etc.) prior to machine seating and installation. Insulation resistance must be inspected. Record the data measured to the operational log.

4.2.2 Locating Generator must be located in i n the way that terminal box, bearings and accessories accessories could be easily approachable.

4.2.3 Installation Generator must be placed on a solid foundation without any vibrations. Machine feet must stand on flat metal base. If need, contact surface must be carefully laid under to prevent deformation of stator body.


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s When installed, it is recommended that the increase of the axial height of the loaded generator must be taken into account. The increase of the axial height is affected by the heat machine use (its classification), the method of ventilation, the generator size, etc. The most suitable way is to operate the drive until the steady operational temperature regime is achieved, then to switch off the machine and to make the axial height correction. The informative calculation of the above-mentioned increase can be done from the following formula: Height increase [ µm] = 0.312 x vertical foot distance from the shaft axis. Keep a record in the operational log.

4.2.4 Cooling Space, in which generator is situated, must be sufficiently large and aired. Generator cannot suck warm air from other machine. For continuous operation, it is necessary to 3 -1 provide a steady cooling air ventilation with a volume rate of 0.55 m s for each 100 kW. ATTENTION Temperature on surface parts of electric machines (stator housing, shields) o can reach over 100 C, therefore possibility of touching these surfaces must be prevented. At the same time it is forbidden to put or attach any parts that are temperature sensitive such as normal leads or parts of electronic equipment.

4.2.5 Coupling Flexible connections must be used to connect generator and driving machine mechanically. The coupling must transmit only torsion moment from driving machine that must get rid of impact peaks that are produced especially by combustion engines. Further, it must attenuate all axial and radial vibrations of driving machine. Coupling must be dynamically dynamically balanced, balanced, it itself must not be a source of any undesirable forces and vibrations.

Shaft extensibility Due to motor heat dilatation the free end may extend to the clutch by 0.0012 fold motor stator length Shaft extension (mm) = 0.0012 x stator length (mm) That extension should be considered in motor clutch system design. design. For additional information see Annex, or contact us.


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s Prior to assembly of connection connection on the generator shaft, preservative coat coat must be removed and the shaft should be slightly varnished with oil. Concerning actual assembly of a installation on the shaft, it is recommended to use assembly jig that will fit in a thread in generator shaft. If need, installation can be heated in oil bath with a temperature of up to o 100 C. Installation must not be pulled on shaft by force. When pulling down the connection from the t he shaft, it is i s necessary to use pulling jig.

Coupling of a set must be adjusted by means of two indicators or another appropriate device according to picture 4.2.5. Tolerance that is determined by a producer of connection should be reduced as much as possible because every slightest defect will cause disproportionate increase of burden on bearings and coupling. Check the coupling during the steady operational temperature regime, and record the parameters to the operational log.

Picture 4.2.5: Points of measurement

4.2.6 Securing of mechanical mechanical position The right position of installed and fixed generator to the foundation must be secured in such a way that set axial alignment will not be changed in the course of operation. Feet must be plugged in into the foundation.


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s 4.3 Connection 4.3.1 Insulation resistance of winding Insulation resistance of stator winding must be measured prior to launching a new generator or in generator that was out of operation for longer period of time. In winding without defects the resistance must not drop bellow the values given in table t able 4.3.1. ! WARNING The terminals terminals have partly dangerous dangerous voltage and it is dangerous dangerous to touch them during or just after measurement. If there is a possibility of connecting network line being under voltage, make sure that network line cannot be connected during measurement. measurement. Table 4.3.1. Insulation resistance at winding temperature 75ºC MOhm

Measuring direct voltage

V

Insulation resistance at winding temperature 25ºC MOhm

> 1000 1500

30 50

1,0 1,7

500 500

Nominal voltage

V 1)

1)

the lowest measuring voltage 100V

It takes about 1 min. to reach final value of insulation resistance. If a measured value of resistance is bellow determined value, generator must be dried out. Increased temperature of o winding by 10 C results in decrease of value of insulation resistance by a half. If the o temperature of winding drops bellow 5 C, measured value of insulation resistance must not be considered as to be ready for connection because this may result in false conclusions. Record the values measured to the operational log.

4.3.2 Desiccation o

The simplest method of desiccation is a dry area with 80 C clean warm air and with exhaust. Generator does not have to be disassembled. Concerning generators with high protection e.g. IP 54, the parts that secure protection must be disassembled. Time of desiccation depends on the degree of humidity. The other desiccation methods: - short-circuit operation at IN with foreign exciter - warming up by means of direct current Insulation resistance must be measured during desiccation. At the start it will drop down quickly and then it will raise again. Desiccation is finished when insulation resistance reaches corresponding value. If insulation resistance of generator is not improved after longer period of desiccation, then the low value is not caused by humidity in stator. There must be another defect. Record to the operational log that the drying has been done. Product documentation v3.5.a 2-032 (21/2/05)

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s Only qualified professionals can carry out cable lead to generator and its connection to switching and protective apparatus. And they have to adhere to valid regulations and standards. Cables must be thoroughly connected, and can stress connection terminals neither in tension nor in bending. Connection cables are connected in compliance with connection diagrams that can be found on inner side of terminal box cover. Terminal bolt must be properly tightened so as not to warm up and loose due to resistance during operation. Terminal box must be closed after the connection is finished.

4.3.3 Safeguarding Generator must be well protected by means of regressive protection to prevent dangerous operational situations and overcurrent defects. Generators must be safeguarded in compliance with nominal current that is determined in output name plate.

4.4 Launching and operation 4.4.1 Installation Prior to launching l aunching a driving machine, the following must be checked: - Generator load must be disconnected - Insulation resistance must be kept at least to minimal value - Safety regulations concerning operation of aggregate must be adhered - Protective wire must be connected When the check is over the whole aggregate can be launched according to operational instructions designed for the whole set. In case that the machine is not put out of operation for more than 3 months, only a short visual inspection is sufficient before the connection starts.

4.4.2 Change of rotating direction direction Change of rotating direction is possible only in generators equipped with a fan that can rotate in both directions. Change of direction is performed by switching over the terminals k and l of current transformer (picture 7.1.a). Change of rotating direction is accompanied with the change of phase sequence on the main terminals. Rotating direction cannot be changed in generators that have got only one-way fan. The fan must be exchanged.


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s 4.4.3 Operation ! WARNING If any changes occur occur that are different from normal operation operation (higher input, temperature or vibrations, unusual noise or smells, reaction of control devices etc.), it means that function is damaged. Maintenance staff must be called immediately to prevent breakdowns that can directly or indirectly jeopardize people or that can cause damage to property.

IN CASE OF ANY DOUBTS, IMMEDIATELY DISCONNECT APPROPRIATE DRIVING MECHANISM Generator is able to be excited itself. But the following must be taken into consideration: - Required terminal voltage in the extent of U N ± 5% or according to technical specification can be set by external potentiometer after nominal revolutions are reached. - Generator can be fully loaded after nominal speeds are reached The following operational data must be checked again: - Current, generator cannot be overloaded - Symmetry of load of individual phases - Frequency - Increase of temperature in bearings, cooling of machine and mechanical operation To prevent resonance, take heed of the following: own electromechanical frequencies of generator must not be in accordance with mechanical exciting frequencies of driving machine.

4.4.4 Check of operation The function of generator must be continuously observed during operation so as to avoid a breakdown. Its course must be recorded in generator operational logbook, especially the changes changes that are unusual in the course of normal operation. Any found imperfections must be repaired immediately. Above all, generator must be clean, must be secured in accordance with the data on output name plate, running must be centred without vibrations, perfect condition of bearings and good tightening of connection terminals. During generator operation ventilation openings must not be covered in any way. If a generator was out of operation for longer period, insulation resistance of winding, condition of lubrication in bearings, tightening of terminal bolts and mechanical connection with driving machine must be inspected prior to putting the machine into operation.


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s Intervals of preventive inspections

Preventive inspection I. is carried out regularly in the course of common operation of the machine after 500 operational hours from the beginning. The inspection consists of: a) b) c) d)

Inspection of cleanliness of cooling surfaces of machine. Measurement Measurement of stator winding insulation resistance. Inspection of bearings operation if needed. Inspection of function of additional equipment if needed.

Any found imperfections must be repaired prior to putti ng the machine into operation.

Preventive inspection II . is carried out regularly after 5000 operational hours from the beginning. The inspection consists of: a) b) c) d) e) f) g) h)

Inspection of cleanliness of cooling surfaces of machine. Measurement Measurement of stator winding insulation resistance. Measurement Measurement of rotor winding circuit insulation resistance. (measuring voltage is 500 V) Measurement Measurement of voltage, current, temperature, bearings and oscillations. Inspection of bearings operation. Inspection of connection to the net and tightening of terminal bolts. Inspection of tightness of terminal box cover. Inspection of function of additional equipment.


Preventive inspection III . is carried out regularly after 15000 operational hours from the beginning. The inspection consists of: a) b) c) d) e) f) g)

Thorough cleaning. Thorough inspection. Reparation of any imperfections. i mperfections. Bearings relubrication. Assembly according according to the instructions. Measurements. Tests.

Any found imperfections must be repaired prior to putti ng the machine into operation. All inspections must be recorded in the generator operational logbook.

4.4.5 Putting out of operation Product documentation v3.5.a 2-032 (21/2/05)

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s Loading must be disconnected before generator is put out of operation. Next steps should follow operational instructions prescribed for the whole set.

4.4.6 Operational log The operational log serves for recording all events that relate to operation, maintenance and revisions of the generator. Keep the records starting from the storage period before putting the generator into operation. Record the current number of the operational hours to the "Operational hours" box starting from the first fir st commissioning. Record also all events that are related to winding insulating resistance, drying, and record parameter values (e.g. voltage, current, bearing temperature, vibration, etc.) during both the commissioning and normal operation. The operational log is also used to record the results of all inspections and revisions. All machine modifications, part replacement, faults of generator, accessories, switching and breaking elements including their replacement are recorded to t he operational log. Moreover, emergency events are also recorded (e.g. overload, short circuit, etc.) even if no generator failure occurred. The record in the operational log may refer to another document in which the activity is evidently recorded.


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s 4.5. Diagnostics of defects 4.5.1. Mechanical Mechanical cause Breakdown e s i o n y h c t a r c S

f o e r d e e r e v r o a t s a s t u t a g e s a r n h e r e i c r e r e x n p e a e v m B o e t

n o i t a r b i v l a i d a R

n o i t a r b i v l a i x A

e s i o n e v i s s e c x E

Remedy precaution

Contact of rotor or shaft with solid parts of machine appears Limited access of air, excessive amount of dust in winding, dust in cooler ducts Polluted or blocked air filter (if it is equipped)

Perform check of access of air, pollution of winding, check cooler

Cooler function gets worse (goes for design with watercooler)

Clean cooler with regards to operational instructions, check amount of cooling medium, vent cooler

•

Unbalance on rotor

Contact producer and require balancing

•

Unbalance in coupling

Rebalancing

•

Transfer of vibration from linked machine

Check of linked machine

•

•

Badly fixed generator in foundation or changes in foundation

Level machine, check foundation, and tightening of generator

•

•

Resonance with foundation

Strengthen foundation

•

Lack of lubricant in bearing

Check amount of lubricant in bearing

•

Bearing is overloaded

Check tightening, levelling and clamping of machine

Damaged or badly worn out bearing

Perform exchange

• • • •

•


Possible cause

Find and eliminate cause

Filter exchange, if need to clean

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s 4.5.2 Electric cause Breakdown N

U < e g a t l o v r o t a r e n e G

f o s n T a e L O m y V b r e t t e e s e m o b i t c o n e n t n o a c p N

U

1 , ) 0 . e p g a p t a l e o g v a t t l n e o n v a r o m t a e r r ( e N n e U G

f N

U o s 1 , n 1 a e > > e c i e m v g y e a b t d l t l o e o v s r r e t o b n t o a t c r o e n n n e a G c

h t i w e c i v e n o i d t l c o r n t u n f o o c n e d i s t u O

g n i t f i r d e g a t l o v d n a t n e r r u C

• • • •

Too high number of speeds

Check speeds of drive

Too low number of speeds


Oscillation of number of speeds

Check speeds of drive Check diodes, exchange diode module Exchange varistor or diodes Check wires Check wires from auxiliary winding to regulator (terminals X3-X4,voltage app 180200 V) Exchange fuse

Defective varistor or diodes Break in circuit

• • •

Break in regulator feeding

•

Defect on fuse F1

•

Break in exciting circuit •

•

Defective voltage regulator

•

Stability potentiometer reset

Frequency potentiometer reset

•

•

•


Remedy precaution

Defect on rotating rectifier

•

•

Possible cause

Check wires from regulator to exciter Exchange regulator New adjustment of potentiometer, stability according to operational instructions of regulator New adjustment of potentiometer, frequency according to operational instructions of regulator

•

Breakdown in circuit of planned values, short-circuit in leads

Eliminate short-circuit

•

Breakdown in circuit of planned values, interruption in leads

Eliminate interruption

During operation of potentiometer of planned values bridge 6-7 is missing

Input bridge 6-7 or attach external potentiometer with planned value

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s Electric cause – follow-up Breakdown N


n n o o i i t t a u r b i e r p t o s l i e d l d l a a r o a l p n g e v n e i r n u U d

g n o m s a e e s g a a h t l p o l v a f u o d i e i v c n d n e i r e f f i D

g n i t a e h r e v O

d e t a e h r e v o s i g n i d n i w f o t r a P

t u p t u o f o n o i t a u t c u l F

Possible cause

Remedy precaution

Overload

Reduce load

•

Break of outer wires

•

Short-circuit of stator winding

Check outer wires Measure winding and insulation resistance, consult producer and repair Reduce load Adjust load

•

Overload Uneven load

• •


• • •

Potentiometer of statics is reset

•

Break or short-circuit of lead from statics current transformer T1 to statics A2


Fluctuation of turning moment

Measure winding and insulation resistance, consult producer and repair Check driving machine In generator equipped with statics module-set potentiometer of statics according to operational instructions Eliminate short-circuit, in case of a break check current transformer

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s 5 Maintenance 5.1 Safety recommendation ! WARNING Pay heed heed to strict adhering to “General “General safety information” in paragraph 1.2 of these instructions. Unconditionally pay heed to necessary professional knowledge that must be acquired while operating in heavy-current machinery. Before any work on machines is started, make sure that machine or unit is disconnected disconnected in accordance accordance to regulations. This applies especially for opening of protective covers. Pay heed not only to main current circuits but also to possible supplementary auxiliary current circuits. This especially applies to heater in the course of stoppage of machine. There are “5 safety regulations’’ (e.g. according to EN 50110-1): - disconnection - securing that prevents new connection - make sure that machine is disconnected - earthing and short-circuit connection (for voltage above 1000 V), - block or cover (close) neighbouring active active parts. NOTICE: Cross-section drawings and or detailed drawings that are a part of instructions, usually contain useful information on technical construction of normal machines and constructional groups. This information can be appreciated by experts and should be taken into consideration in a certain way. ATTENTION ATTENTION Special designs and constructional variants can differ from normal projections as far as technical details are concerned. We are here to solve any potential uncertainty, please, contact us and provide us with type and production number of a machine. Other possibility is to contact directly SIEMENS service centre and have maintenance works performed by the centre. WARNING. Any works that are performed on generator must be carried out on disconnected machine, apart from relubrication of bearings. In that particular case it is necessary to adhere to safety instructions. If the works are performed on the parts of machine or accessories under current , make sure that generator is always separated from the network. At the same time check if these parts are not under voltage. Protective wire must always be connected. connected.

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s 5.3 Cleaning Generator and its accessories must be kept in clean condition. Cleaning must be carried out in dependence dependence on operational requirements. The best way of cleaning is to use clean and dry pressed air (most 200 kpa). Collecting dust decreases cooling capacity and increases raise of temperature of machine. If generator is fitted with a filter in the inlet spot of cooling air, then it must be cleaned regularly. Cleaning intervals depend on conditions of ambient surrounding in which generator operates. Degree of contamination can be assessed in dependence on increase of temperature of stator winding which is normally equipped with resistance thermometer (concerning designs designs with a filter). Filter is disassembled and blown with pressed air. Keep a record of cleaning in the operational log. ! WARNING Pay heed heed to suitable exhaust and personal personal protective aids aids (protective goggles, goggles, filter, respirator etc.) in the course of pressure cleaning! When chemical cleaners are used, please, adhere to warning and safety recommendations that are stated in appropriate list of safety data (see paragraph 1.2). Chemical cleaners must be applicable for machine parts, especially parts made of plastics.

5.4 Bearing maintenance 5.4.1 Antifriction bearings Generator antifriction bearings are filled with lubricating grease and ready for operation. Generators are provided with bearings including relubrication equipment and grease amount regulator. Bearing type together with lubricant used are given complementary rating plate at each lubrication point. Relubrication intervals, if any, are given in Annex. Grease amount must be regularly checked in antifriction bearings and exchange, if necessary. New grease is to be filled during the preventive inspection III., no later than after 3 years. During maintenance the bearing part must be cleaned and new grease filled. Keep a record of additional lubrication in i n the operational log.

5.4.2 Sliding bearings Maintenance of sliding bearings is specified in manufacturer’s Manual which is enclosed. Take care of the following: - a regular oil exchange at specified intervals, - checks of screwed joints, - checks of temperature sensors.


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s 6 Disassembly and regressive assembly 6.1 Disassembly Disassembly can can be carried out only in clean dustless and dry environment. Prior to actual disassembly, disassembly, plate of cable inputs must be removed. Open terminal box and release exciting cables and wire of bearing thermometer. Release the bolts (01), and then it is possible to remove the cover of rotating rectifier. Exchange of three-phase bridge or varistor can be carried out, then.. Release the bolts 02) and (03), and then it is possible to pull down bearing covers by means of pulling device and thread openings in bearing shields. Afterwards, a check or bearing exchange can be carried out. Once the stator is removed, winding of stator and rotor of main and exciting machine can be inspected.

Picture 6.2 a: Generator longitudinal cross-section

6.2 Regressive assembly (assembly) Regressive assembly of generator is carried out as a reversed sequence of steps. Appropriate tools must be used in the course of regressive assembly to prevent any violent force. If a generator differs from basic design e.g. different arranging of feet with two bearings, disassembly and regressive assembly can differ. Variants equipped with air filter, air watercooler, with different design of protection degree than IP 23, with special shape or mechanical design are provided with complementary supplements enclosed to operational instructions. Keep a record of dismantling in the operational log.


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s 7 Regulation 7.1 General description, regulation principle Regulation is performed to keep constant terminal voltage of main machine independently of load and power factor. Apart from this voltage regulator measures voltage of generator and compares it with adjusted required value. Exciting winding of exciting machine gets necessary direct current by means of regulation body of voltage regulator that is fed by means of auxiliary winding that is inserted into the main machine stator. Threephase winding of exciting machine feeds magnet wheel of main machine through rotating rectifiers. Overvoltage protection (varistor) limits arising voltage peaks to tolerable values. Generators are standardly equipped with voltage regulator AEC 63-7, pic. 7.1.a., or with power factor regulator (option) cos ϕ SCP 250 G , pic. 7.1.b. (producer Basler Electric Company). Voltage regulators in compact design are resistant against humidity and vibrations. Selfexcitation of generator is secured by sufficiently high remanence in stator of exciting machine.

SUPPLY CONNECTION

L1 L2 L3

RIGHT ROTATION

L2 L1 L3

LEFT ROTATION (SWICH OVER TERMINALS k A l OF CURRENT TRANSFORMER) TRANSFORMER) A1

VOLTAGE REGULATOR

F1

FUSE

G1

MAIN MACHINE

G2

EXCITER MACHINE

H

AUXILIARY WINDING

T1

CURRENT TRANSFORMER TRANSFORMER FOR FOR DROP DROP COMPENSATION

U

VARISTOR

V2

ROTATING RECTIFIERS

1

JUMPER FOR OPERATION 50 Hz OR 60 Hz

1

PROPOJKA 50/60 Hz

CONNECTION OF AN EXTERNAL POTENTIOMETER

Picture 7.1 a: Diagram of regulator without regulation cos ϕ


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SUPPLY CONNECTION

L1 L2 L3 L2 L1 L3

A1

VOLTAGE REGULATOR

A2

COS ϕ REGULATOR

F1

FUSE

G1

MAIN MACHINE

G2

EXCITER MACHINE

H

AUXILIARY WINDING

R1

VOLTAGE SETTING POTENTIOMETER

S1

SWITCH

RIGHT ROTATION LEFT ROTATION (SWICH OVER TERMINALS k A l OF CURRENT TRANSFORMER)

-FOR COS ϕ REGULATION : OPEN -UNIT COS ϕ REGULATION : CLOSED T1

CURRENT TRANSFORMER FOR DROP COMPENSATI ON

T2

CURRENT TRANSFORMER TRANSFORMER 1/5A

U

VARISTOR

V2

ROTATING RECTIFIERS

1


Picture 7.1 b: Diagram of regulator with regulation cos ϕ

7.2 Range of voltage regulation Terminal voltage can be adjusted in the range of ±5,0% of nominal voltage by means of potentiometer that is situated on regulator. There is an option of supplying external potentiometer designed for remote control. Optionally it can be supplied with motor control.

7.3 Regulation accuracy Static accuracy of regulation is ±1% in the range from running without load up to full load as well as during constant output and change of revolutions of up to ±5,0%. Other information about regulation accuracy accuracy on demand.

7.4 Dynamic states of voltage Temporary drop of voltage that occurs during connection of full load with power factor cos ϕ makes normally up to 20%. This value depends on generator size. Time of reregulation makes about 1,5 - 2 s and depends on the size of regulator.


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s 7.5 Parallel operation Synchronous generators 1FC2 are suitable for parallel operation with another generator and network. In the course of parallel operation, distribution of active load is determined by driving machines. To secure uniform distribution of active load, regulators of revolutions of parallely working driving machines must be adjusted at the same characteristics. They can even be equipped with electronic load regulator. Concerning parallel operation, generators are equipped with static regulator to secure good distribution of reactive load. Inclination (gradient) of reactive current characteristics can be changed by means of adjusting of resistance in static regulator. Statics is set by producer to a value of about 6% - possible range of adjustment is 10%. This adjustment enables voltage swing up to ±2,5% in parallel operation of network without exceeding maximum reactive generator current. If higher line voltage swing appears, it is necessary either to increase statics or and to regulate terminal voltage by means of power factor regulator.


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s 8 Neutral wire 8.1 Generally In the course of parallel operation of generators amongst themselves or with the line, differential currents can appear as the result of distribution distri bution harmonic oscillation of 3rd order. Differential currents are added to phase currents and can result in inadmissible raise of temperature of generators. Neutral current must not exceed 50% of nominal current. If currents are higher, it is necessary to adopt suitable remedies concerning limitation e.g. current limiting choke.

9 Generator disposal after lifetime expiration After expiration of the generator lifetime it is user’s responsibility to dispose it ecologically. It is recommended to use the service of an authorized company. It is necessary necessary to disassemble the generator and separate individual materials. The machine disposal may produce environment-demanding waste, such as grease or insulation material remaining. For machine ecological disposal including unexpended parts of the machine (e.g. packing materials - plastic, wood, metal) obey the legal regulations in force in particular country.


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Operational logbook Operational logbook of generator

Type of gener ator Entrepreneur: Date

Enclosure

Count of operation hours

Voltage

Power

Plant:

Production Product ion number Workplace Workpla ce of generator generat or

Records: Reco rds:

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RG-Erregermaschine Brushless exciter Betriebsanleitung / Instructions

Beschreibung

Description

Aufbau

Construction

Die RG-Erregermaschine, ausgeführt als Außenpolgenerator, ist eine bürstenlose Erregereinrichtung. Der Läufer der Erregermaschine ist auf der Welle der Hauptmaschine angeordnet, während der Ständer an der Hauptmaschine befestigt wird. Eine statische Hilfserregereinrichtung, die an anderer Stelle beschrieben ist, erregt über einen Spannungsregler das Feld des Außenpolgenerators. Der in der Läuferwicklung fließende Drehstrom wird in dem mitrotierenden Gleichrichterrad von Siliziumdioden gleichgerichtet und über die Erregerleitung der Erregerwicklung der Hauptmaschine zugeführt. Da sich die Erregermaschine innerhalb der Hauptmaschine befindet, benötigt sie keine Gehäuseabdeckung.

The exciter, designed as stationary-field generator, is of the brushless type. The exciter rotor is on the main machine shaft, and the stator is secured to the main machine itself. A static auxiliary excitation unit described separately, is used for exciting the field of the external-pole via a voltage regulator. The three-phase current flowing in the rotor winding is rectified by silicon diodes in the rotating rectifier and fed into the field winding of the main machine through the excitation line of the field winding of the main machine. As the exciter is situated inside the main machine, it needs no casing.

Läufer

Rotor

Der Läufer ist auf einen Wellenstumpf der Hauptmaschine aufgeschrumpft und in Umfangsrichtung durch eine Passfedern gesichert. Die Läufernabe ist als Blechpaket ausgeführt. Die in die Nuten des Blechpaketes eingelegte Läuferwicklung ist eine dreiphasige Drehstromwicklung in Sternschaltung. Sie ist als Einschicht-Wicklung aus isoliertem Cu-Draht mit mehreren parallelen Leitern ausgeführt. Die Schaltenden der Einzelspulen liegen auf der A-Seite und sind mit den auf der gleichen Seite befindlichen Sammelringen W, U und V verbunden. Zur Sicherung gegen Fliehkräfte ist auf jedem Wickelkopf eine Bandage angeordnet Die Läuferwicklung ist mit Epoxydharz imprägniert.

The rotor is shrunk onto the shaft of the main machine and secured in the circumferential direction by a feather key. The rotor hub is designed as laminated core. The three-phase rotorwinding, inserted in the slots of the laminated core, is connected in star. It is a onelayer winding of insulated copper wire with multiple parallel conductors. The free ends of the individual windings are arranged at the D end and connected to the W, U and V and neutral bus rings arranged on the same side. The winding overhangs are provided with bandings to afford protection against centrifugal forces. The rotor winding is impregnated with epoxy resin.

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Stator

Der Ständer der RG-Erregermaschine besteht aus einem gewalzten Jochring mit über Rippen angeschweißtem Flansch. Im Jochring befinden sich die durch Schrauben befestigten Pole mit der Erregerwicklung. Auf jeden Pol ist eine Spule aus isoliertem Cu-Draht gewickelt, die mit Harz verfestigt ist. Die Polspulen sind in Reihe geschaltet, wobei die Schaltenden der Nordpole gekreuzt und die der Südpole ungekreuzt ausgeführt sind. Die Enden der Erregerwicklung sind an eine Reihenklemme angeschlossen. Der Erregermaschinenständer wird im Gehäuse der Hauptmaschine mit Sechskantschrauben befestigt und zentriert.

The Stator frame of the brushless exciter consists of a rolled yoke ring with welded-on mounting feet. The pole pieces carrying the exciter winding are screwed to the in-side of the yoke ring. The coils wound on the pole pieces are of insulated copperwire and impregnated with resin. They are connected in series in such a way that the end leads of the north poles are crossed over, while those of the south poles are uncrossed. The exciter winding end leads are taken to a terminal block. The exciter frame is secured with hexagonal-head screws directiy to the main machine and locked with tapered pins.

Belüftung

Ventilation

Die RG-Erregermaschine ist im Kaltluftstrom der Hauptmaschine angeordnet. Öffnungen im Läuferblechpaket lassen die Kühlluft durch die Läufernabe strömen.

The brushless exciter is arranged in the cool air flow of the main machine. Openings in the laminated rotor core allow the cooling air to flow through the rotor hub

Gleichrichterrad

Rotating rectifier

Der Gleichrichterteil befindet sich auf dem Gleichrichterrad und enthält je nach Höhe des Maschinenstromes drei oder sechs Diodeneinbausätze.

The rectifier section is located on the rotating rectifier and contains three or six diode assemblies, depending on machine current magnitude.

Diodeneinbausätze

Diode assemblies

Jeder Dioden-Einbausatz besteht aus einem mit Kühlrippen versehenen Leichtmetallkörper und enthält eine Siliziumdiode, die durch eine Spannkappe gehalten wird und deren Einbaulage die Polarität bestimmt. Da die Kühlkörper unter Spannung stehen, sind sie isoliert an der Läufernabe befestigt. Die Verbindung zwischen den Kontaktbolzen, den Siliziumdioden und den Gleichstromsammelringen erfolgt durch längsliegende Anschlusswinkel. Die Gleichstromsammelringe, an denen die Teile des Varistor-Schutzwiderstandes befestigt sind, sind isoliert auf der A-Seite des Gleichrichterrades angeschraubt.

Each diode assembly consists of a light metal heat sink with cooling ribs and includes two silicon diodes that are fitted by means of clamping caps and arranged according to polarity. As the heat sinks are live, they are fitted to the rotor hub using insulated elements. The connection between the contact pins of the silicon diodes and the DC bus rings is established via longitudinally arranged connecting angles. The DC bus rings carry the components of the protective varistor and are fastened to the rotating rectifier at the D-end using insulating screws.

Varistoren

Varistors

Als Schutz der Gleichrichter gegen energiereiche Überspannungen in Störungsfällen ist ein spannungsabhängiger Widerstand eingebaut. Dieser Schutzwiderstand besteht aus sechs oder zwölf Varistorscheiben, die parallel zwischen dem Plus- und Minussammelring angeordnet sind. Jede Varistorscheibe wird von einer zentralen, isolierten Schraube gehalten. Der elektrische Kontakt zu den Sammelringen wird auf jeder Seite durch weichgeglühte Kupferscheiben hergestellt.

The rectifier bridge is protected against such highenergy overvoltages as may occur in the event of faults by a voltage-dependent resistor consisting of six or twelve varistor disks arranged in parallel between the positive and negative bus ring. Each varistor disk is secured by a central insulating screw. The electrical connection to the bus rings is established on either side by two soft-an-nealed copper disks.

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Maintenance

Die RG-Erregermaschine ist im wesentlichen wartungsfrei. Es empfiehlt sich, die Maschine in gewissen Zeitabständen auf Staubablagerungen zu kontrollieren und bei Bedarf, vor allem im Bereich der Kühlkörper, zu reinigen. Es genügt dafür Ausblasen der Maschine mit Pressluft (max. 4 bar). Die Demontage des Erregermaschinen-Ständers erfolgt gemeinsam mit dem BS-Gehäuse der Hauptmaschine. Dazu sind zunächst die Kabelverbindungen zu trennen. Das Gehäuse ist axial zu demontieren und dann auf die Gehäusewand zu legen. Der Ausbau des Erregerständers geschieht nach lösen der Sechskantschrauben, in senkrechter Richtung. Bei einem eventuell erforderlichen Abziehen von Läufer und Gleichrichterrad von der Hauptmaschinenwelle, sind vor dem Erwärmen der Naben mit einem Schweißbrenner, alle Diodeneinbausätze sowie die Gleichstromsammelringe auszubauen. Zum Aufschrumpfen können der komplett montierte Erregermaschinenläufer und das Gleichrichterrad in einem geeigneten Ofen erwärmt werden, wobei mit Rücksicht auf die Halbleiterbauelemente eine Ofentemperatur von 100 C° nicht überschritten werden darf. Zum Ausbau der Dioden sind die betroffenen Kontaktverbindungen sowie die Spannkappen der Einbausätze zu lösen. Die einzelnen Dioden können dann entnommen werden.

The brushless exciter requires only a minimum of maintenance. It is advisable to inspect the machine for dust deposits at suitable internals and to clean it if necessary, above all the heat sinks. It will be sufficient for this purpose to blow out the machine with compressed air at a pressure of not more than 4 bar. Dismantling of the exciter machine Stator is achieved by removing the N end. housing of the main machine. Firstly, disconnect the cable joints, lift the housing axial upwards and rest it on the housing panel. To remove the exciter Stator vertically, remove the screws.

To remove a diode assembly, undo the associated contact screws as well as the clamping caps of the assemblies. The individual diodes can then be withdrawn from the rotor.

HINWEIS

NOTE

Beim Einbau neuer Dioden auf alle damit in Verbindung stehenden Kontaktflächen, in dünner Schicht Kontaktöl (zB. Electrolube 2X, Produkt der Fa. Liqui Moly GmbH, Jerg-Wieland-Str. 4, D-89081 UlmLehr), gleichmäßig auftragen. Anzugsmoment der Schrauben M6 an den Spannkappen 8 Nm. Schrauben über Kreuz anziehen. Für die Wartungsarbeiten an der Erregermaschine ist der Bedienungsdeckel des BS-Gehäuses abzunehmen. Die genannten Teile und deren Befestigungselemente sind dann für die Montage zugänglich.

When fitting new diodes, apply a thin coat of heatcon-ducting oil (e.g. Electroiube 2X, a product of Liqui Moly GmbH, Jerg-Wieland-Str. 4, D-89081 UlmLehr), on all contact faces involved. Tighten the M6 screws at the clamping caps with a torque of 8 Nrn. These screws must be tightened diagonally.

Fehlersuche bei Diodenausfall

Fault location on diode failure

Fehlerhafte Dioden können mittels eines Gleichspannungs-Durchgangsprüfers (z.B. AV!-Multizet) ausfindig gemacht werden. Es sei jedoch darauf hingewiesen, dass eine derartige Messung wegen der niedrigen Mess-Spannung je nach Wahl des Messbereiches am Instrument, besonders in Durchlassrichtung, sehr unterschiedliche Werte liefert und nur für einen größenordnungsmäßigen Vergleich der Widerstände in Sperr- und Durchlassrichtung geeignet ist.

Defective diodes can be located by means of a DC continuity tester (e.g. AV! -MULTIZET). It should be noted, however, that owing to the low measuring voltage de-pending on the measuring range selected, measurements carried out with Instruments of this type may pro-vide greatly differing results, particularly in the forward direction. The results can therefore only be used for comparing the Orders of magnitude of resistance in the blocking and forward directions.

If the rotor is to be removed from the shaft of the main machine, detach all the diode assemblies and DC bus rings before the hub is heated by means of a welding torch. Before shrink titling, heat up the completely assembled rotor in a suitable oven and take care that a temperature of 100 °C is not exceeded so that the semiconductor elements are not damaged.

To permit replacement of the varistor disks, the inspection cover at the N end must be removed so that the parts mentioned above, including their fastening elements, become accessible.

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s Zur Messung des Widerstandes in Durchlassrichtung ist ein möglichst großer Messbereich zu wählen. Bei einwandfreien Dioden können unter Verwendung von 1,5 V Mess-Spannung die Widerstandswerte in Durchlassrichtung je nach Messbereich ca. 100 ! bis 10 k!, in Sperr-Richtung einige hundert k ! betragen. Um die Diodenbrücke auf fehlerhafte Dioden überprüfen zu können, sind die Anschlussleitungen aller Dioden von den Sammelringen zu lösen. Hinsichtlich möglicher Störungen an der Diodenbrücke sind zwei Fälle zu unterscheiden:

For measuring the resistance in the forward direction, the measuring range should be as small as possible. With healthy diodes and with a measuring voltage of 1.5 V, the resistance in the forward direction may be about 100 ! to 10 k!, depending on the measuring range, and a few hundred Kohms in the reverse direction. Diode bridges can be tested for faulty diodes after the leads of all the diodes have been disconnected from the bus rings. Diode bridges are likely to give rise to two kinds of faults as follows:

Verlust der Sperrfähigkeit (Durchlegieren)

Loss of blocking capability (diode breakdown)

Beim Durchlegieren einer Diode fließt nur noch ein geringer Strom durch die Feldwicklung der Hauptmaschine, so dass die belastete Maschine übersynchron außer Tritt fallen wird. Die Maschine muss daher zur Behebung der Störung sofort entregt und stillgesetzt werden. Durchlegierte Dioden zeigen in beiden Richtungen einen extrem geringen Widerstand.

If a diode breaks down, only a low current flows through the field winding of the main machine, causing the loaded machine to fall out of Step oversynchronously. To clear the fault, the machine must be de-excited and stopped immediately. Diodes that have broken down display an extremely low resistance in both directions.

Verlust der Leitfähigkeit in Durchlaßrichtung (Unterbrechung)

Loss of blocking capability (diode failure)

Die Unterbrechung einer Diode tritt wesentlich seltener auf als das Durchlegieren, sie macht sich in der Weise bemerkbar, dass die von der Brücke abgegebene Spannung um ca. 15 % zurückgeht. Wegen der Erregungsreserve kann die Hilfserregereinrichtung diesen Verlust an Erregerspannung voll ausgleichen, wobei die Maschine bei Nennleistung und Nennleistungsfaktor einen höheren Hilfserregerstrom benötigt. Dioden, bei denen eine Unterbrechung in Durchlassrichtung vorliegt, zeigen in beiden Richtungen extrem hohe Widerstandswerte.

Loss of diode conductivity occurs considerably less of-ten than diode breakdown and is indicated by a reduction of the voltage delivered by the bridge of approx. 15 %. Thanks to the excitation reserve, the auxiliary excitation unit is able to fully compensate this loss of excitation voltage even though the machine requires a higher auxiliary excitation current at rated Output and nominal powerfactor. Diodes which have become blocked in the forward direction have extremely high resistance values.

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Stillstandsheizung

Anti-condensation heating

Baugruppen-Nr. 6590

Assembly Group No. 6590

Beschreibung

Description

Verwendung

Application

Verwendung In die elektrische Maschine ist eine Stillstandsheizung eingebaut. Die Stillstandsheizung ist so ausgelegt, daß die aktiven Maschinenteile immer wärmer als ihre Umgebung sind und eine Betauung vermieden wird. Die erforderliche Heizleistung wird bei der Auslegung der elektrischen elektrischen Maschine bestimmt. bestimmt.

The electrical machine is fitted with an anti-condensation heating system. This system is so designed that the temperature of the active parts of the machine is always higher than the ambient temperature and that condensation is prevented. The heating power required is determined when designing the electrical machine.

a) Heizkörper im oder am Gehäuse befestigt a) Heater 1 fitted inside the casing or to the casing 1

1

b) Heizkörper 1 im Außengehäuse oder am am Grundrahmen befestigt b) Heater 1 fitted inside the outer casing or to the baseframe

1

1

c) Heizkörper im Fundament befestigt c) Heater 1 fitted inside the foundation 1 1

Fig. 1 Anordnung der Stillstandsheizung Fig. 2 Arrangement of anti-condensation heaters

Ausführung Die Stillstandsheizung besteht aus einem oder mehreren elektrisch zusammengeschalteten Rohrheizkörpern, die im Innern der Maschine an geeigneten Stellen so montiert sind, daß die aufsteigende Warmluft die aktiven Maschinenteile berührt, die Wicklungsisolierung aber nicht durch die hohe Oberflächentemperatur der Heizkörper beschädigt wird. Abhängig von der Konstruktion der elektrischen Maschine sind mehrere Einbauvarianten möglich (Fig. 1). Stillstandsheizungen für explosionsgeschützte Maschinen sind mit einem Temperaturregler und Temperaturbegrenzer ausgerüstet. Der Temperaturbegrenzer ist auf die der Zündgruppe entsprechende höchstzulässige Oberflächentemperatur des Heizkörpers eingestellt und plombiert. Diese Heizkörper entsprechen den VDE-Vorschriften 0170 und 0171 und sind bescheinigt. Leistung und Anschlußspannung sind dem ,,Maßbild-Text" zu entnehmen.

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Design The anti-condensation heating system consists of one or several heating tubes which are connected together and so arranged in the machine that the warm air rises to the active parts and that the winding insulation is not damaged by the high surface temperature of the heaters.

Depending on the type of construction of the machine, the heaters can be arranged in various forms as shown in Fig.1. Anti-condensation heaters for machines intended for use in explosive atmospheres are equipped with thermostats and cut-outs. The cut-out is set to the maximum surface temperature permitted for the particular ignition-temperature group and then sealed. These heaters comply with the VDE specifications 0170 and 0171. The heaters have been officially approved. For rating and supply voltage, please refer to the text in the ,,Dimension drawing”.

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Fig. 2 Ausführungsbeispiel von montierten Rohrheizkörpern Fig. 2 Tubular anti-condensation heaters (example)

Fig. 3 Heizkörper, eingebaut in einer explosionsgeschützten Maschine Fig. 3 Heater installed in a machine for use in explosive atmospheres

Montage

Installation

Anschluß

Connection

Die Anschlußleitungen sind in einem Sekundärklemmenkasten oder an eine Klemmenleiste geführt. Der Anschluß der Netzleitungen ist nach dem gültigen Schaltplan vorzunehmen (s. a. ,,Maßbild"). Werden die Heizkörper explosionsgeschützter Maschinen erst auf der Baustelle direkt angeschlossen, ist mittels Steckschlüssel der Anschlußkastendeckel zu öffnen und der Anschluß nach einliegendem Wirkschaltplan, unter Beachtung der Betriebsanleitung des Heizkörperherstellers, vorzunehmen. Achtung! Vorgesehene Standorterdung unbedingt anschließen. Bei Drehstromanschluß ist darauf zu achten, daß auch die Steuerseite elektrisch angeschlossen angeschlossen wird.

The heater connecting leads are brought to a secondary terminal box or to a terminal block. The supply leads should be connected according to the applicable circuit diagram (also refer to the ,,Dimension drawing"). Should the heaters of machines for use in explosive atmospheres only be connected on site, this is to be done by opening the terminal box cover using a socket wrench and proceeding as indicated on the enclosed wiring diagram, following the operating instructions for the tubular heaters. Important: Important: Connect to earthing system. With three-phase connection also make sure that the control circuit is correctly connected.

Einschalten

Switching on

Die Stillstandsheizung darf während des Betriebes der elektrischen Maschine nicht eingeschaltet sein. Deshalb ist eine Verriegelung erforderlich, die verhindert, daß die Maschine bei eingeschalteter Heizung in Betrieb genommen werden kann. Umgekehrt empfiehlt es sich, das Einschalten der Stillstandsheizung vom Abschalten der Maschine abhängig zu machen.

The anti-condensation heater must be switched off when the machine is running. An interlocking circuit is therefore necessary which prevents the machine from being started while the heater is switched on. On the other hand, it is recommended that switching on of the heater be made dependent on the shut-down of the machine.

Wartung

Maintenance

Austausch

Replacement

Bei einem Austausch defekter Stillstandsheizungen nur solche gleicher Ausführung verwenden. Achtung! Dies Achtung! Dies gilt insbesondere bei explosionsgeschützten explosionsgeschützten Maschinen. Es wird empfohlen, Ersatzheizkörper Ersatzheizkörper vom Herstellerwerk Herstellerwerk der Maschinen zu beziehen. Bei Bestellung Maschinentyp Maschinentyp und Fabriknummer angeben. Beide Angaben sind aus dem Leistungsschild ersichtlich. Beim Einbau darauf achten, daß explosionsgeschützte Heizkörper wieder in der gleichen Lage eingebaut und angeschlossen werden, werden, da sonst die Funktion der Regler und Begrenzer beeinträchtigt wird.

When replacing defective heating tubes, only use tubes of the same type. Important: This Important: This is of special importance with machines for use in explosive atmospheres. lt is recommended that spare heating tubes be ordered from the machine manufacturer stating type and serial number which can be taken from the rating plate. New heaters for use in explosive atmospheres must be installed in the same position and connected in the same way as the old ones to ensure proper functioning of the thermostats and cut-outs.

Reinigung

Cleaning

Bei den entsprechenden Maschinenrevisionen ist eine Reinigung von Schmutz- und Staubablagerungen sowie eine Funktionsüberprüfung vorzunehmen.

Remove dirt and dust deposits from the heaters and test for proper functioning when machine inspections are carried out.

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Luft-Wasser-Kühler Air-to-Water Cooler Betriebsanleitung / Instructions

Beschreibung

Description

Der Luft-Wasser-Kühler ist in der nachfolgenden Druckschrift der Herstellerfirma beschrieben. Die technischen Angaben sind im Maßbild-Text enthalten. Die Kühlerwerkstoffe sind optimal für die Wasserverhältnisse gewählt, für die der Kühler bestellt wurde. Für andere Wasserverhältnisse kann er nicht ohne weiteres eingesetzt werden.

The air-to-water cooler is described in the following leaflet of the manufacturers. The technical data will be found in the legend of the dimension drawing. The materials of the cooler have been selected for the water conditions for which the cooler has been ordered. It cannot be used indiscriminately for other water conditions.

Montage

Installation

Der Luft-Wasser-Kühler ist in den Gehäuseaufsatz eingeschoben und mit Spannlaschen befestigt. Unter dem Kühlerelement ist eine Auffangwanne für Kondenswasser eingebaut. Durch je eine Bohrung an den Längsseiten der Maschine, die durch Sechskantschrauben verschlossen sind, kann ein möglicher Kondenswasserstand kontrolliert werden. Die Öffnung auf der dem Kühlereinschub gegenüber liegenden Seite ist gleich groß und durch einen Deckel verschlossen. Wird der Deckel abgenommen, kann die Wasserkammer demontiert werden.

The air-to-water cooler is inserted in the top-mounted casing and secured with clamping straps. Below the cooler is a collection tray for condensed water. The level of any eventual condensed water can be checked through a hole on each side of the machine which is closed by a hexagon screw plug.

Korrosionsschutz

Corrosion protection

Allgemeines

General

Rohre aus Kupfer und Kupferlegierungen müssen auf der Kühlwasserseite Schutzschichten aufbauen, damit eine ausreichende Korrosionsbeständigkeit erreicht wird. Schutzschichtbildung und -erhaltung ist im wesentlichen von der Inbetriebsetzung und den späteren Betriebsbedingungen abhängig. Nur eine dichte, festhaftende Schutzschicht kann vor Korrosionsangriff schützen.

Tubes made of copper and copper alloys must build up protective layers on the cooling-water side to achieve sufficient corrosion resistance.

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The opening at the end opposite to the cooler insert is of equal size and closed by a cover. After removing this cover, the water box can be removed.

The formation and preservation of the protective layers depends essentially on the conditions prevailing during commissioning and subsequent operation. Protection against corrosion is only provided if the covering layers are dense and adhere well.

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Inbetriebsetzung

Commissioning

Die Zeit der Inbetriebsetzung ist als Einfahrphase für die Schutzschichtbildung ausschlaggebend. Nach Möglichkeit soll für mindestens zwei Monate ein kontinuierlicher Betrieb mit der Kühlwasser-Nennmenge erfolgen (siehe Maßbild-Text). Zur weitgehenden Verhinderung von Ablagerungen bzw. Störung der Schutzschichtbildung darf die im Maßbild-Text angegebene Kühlwassermenge nur um + 10% bzw. - 20% geändert werden.

The commisioning period is decisive for the initial formation of the protective layer. If possible, there should be continuous operation with the nominal cooling water flow for at least two months (see dimension drawing legend). In order to prevent deposits as far as possible and to avoid inhibiting the formation of protective layers, the cooling water flow rate given in the dimension drawing legend should not be varied by more than 10% or -20%. The more corrosive the cooling water (e.g. high levels of chlorides, sulphates, suspended matter), the more necessary it is to have continuous operation in order to obtain a homogeneous protective layer. The highest possible level of O 2 is necessary for rapid formation of the protective layer. Since this cannot always be ensured when a plant is being commissioned, it is recommended that cooling water be passed through the cooler before commissioning of the plant for the purpose of protective layer formation.

Je aggressiver ein Kühlwasser ist (z. B. hoher Gehalt an Chloriden, Sulfaten, suspendierten Stoffen) um so notwendiger wird ein kontinuierlicher Betrieb für die homogene Schutzschichtbildung. Zur schnelleren Ausbildung einer Schutzschicht ist ein möglichst hoher O 2Gehalt erforderlich. Da dies bei der Inbetriebsetzung einer Anlage nicht immer gewährleistet ist, empfiehlt es sich, den Kühler bereits vor Inbetriebnahme der Anlage mit Kühlwasser zu beaufschlagen und Schutzschichtbetrieb zu fahren. HINWEIS

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Sollten sich unvermeidbare Betriebsunterbrechungen ergeben, oder entsteht zeitlich ein Abstand zwischen dem Füllen mit Wasser und dem Normalbetrieb sind die beschriebenen Maßnahmen unter „Stillstand” zu beachten. Es ist selbstverständlich, dass vor der Inbetriebsetzung eine sorgfältige Reinigung des Kühlwasserzulaufsystems zu erfolgen hat. Sollten Fremdkörper im Kühlwasserzulaufsystem nicht mit Sicherheit vermeidbar sein, müssen die Rohre kontrolliert und bei Ansatz von Fremdkörpern gereinigt werden

In the event of unavoidable interruptions of operation or should some time elapse before filling with water and the beginning of normal operation the measures described under ”Standstill periods” should be observed. It is obvious that the cooling water supply system must be thoroughly cleaned before commissioning. If the presence of foreign bodies in the water supply system cannot be excluded with certainty, the piping must be checked and then cleaned should foreign bodies be detected.

Dauerbetrieb

Continuous operation

Der Dauerbetrieb mit der im Maßbild-Text angegebenen Kühlwassermenge ist für den Erhaltungszustand optimal. Eine größere Kühlwassermenge oder eine örtliche Querschnittsverengung (z. B. Fremdkörper), die zu einer Erhöhung der Kühlwassergeschwindigkeit führen, zerstören die Schutzschichten durch Erosion, die zuerst auf der Kühlwassereintrittsseite der Kühlrohre in Erscheinung tritt. Es soll auch nicht mit einer zu niedrigen Geschwindigkeit gefahren werden, da sonst die Gefahr von Ablagerungen aus dem Kühlwasser besteht. Ablagerungen in den Kühlrohren stören die Schutzschichtbildung erheblich und können eine bereits vorhandene Schutzschicht durch Korrosion zerstören. Ablagerungen sind Abscheidungen fester Schwebstoffe aus dem Kühlwasser. Eine Reinigung mittels Handreinigungsbürste bzw. Hochdruckreinigungsmaschine ist erforderlich. Hinsichtlich der Dauer der Reinigungsperioden und der Intervalle sind die Betriebserfahrungen maßgebend. Allgemein gültige Richtlinien können deshalb nicht gegeben werden.

Continuous operation with the cooling water flow rate given in the dimension drawing legend is optimal for proper care of the cooler. A higher cooling water flow rate or a local constriction (e.g. foreign bodies) which lead to an increase in the cooling water velocity, will result erosion of the protective layers which appears initially at the cooling water inlet of the cooling tubes.

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The velocity should not be too low to avoid deposits from the cooling water. Deposits in the cooler tubes impair protective layer formation considerably and can also destroy an existing protective layer by corrosion. Deposits normally arise from suspended solid matter in the cooling water. The tubing must then be cleaned using a hand brush or a high-pressure cleaning machine. Operating experience will determine the duration and frequency of cleaning. Generally applicable guidelines cannot therefore be given.

s Durch Kontrollieren der Berohrung bei Stillständen soll sich der Betreiber ein Bild über das Verhalten der Kühler machen und Erfahrungen mit dem zur Verfügung stehenden Kühlwasser sammeln. Häufig verschmutzen die Kühlrohre auch durch das Wachstum von Mikroorganismen, meist schleimigen Bakterien, die durch eine mechanische Rohrreinigung nicht immer beseitigt werden können, sondern z. B. eine Stoßchlorierung mit 2 bis 3 mg Cl 2/l erfordern. In besonders hartnäckigen Fällen kann die Chlorkonzentration ohne Gefährdung der Rohrwerkstoffe bis 10 mg Cl2/l erhöht werden.

The operator will have to form his own opinion as to the behaviour of the cooler by inspecting the tubing during standstill periods and by gathering experience with the available cooling water. The cooling tubes frequently become fouled also due to the growth of micro-organisms, mainly slimy bacteria, which cannot always be removed by mechanical cleaning but may require, for example, chlorinating with a concentration of 2 to 3 mg Cl2/l. In particularly stubborn cases, the chlorine concentration can be increased up to 10 mg Cl2/l.

Stillstände

Standstill periods

Stillstände sind für Rohre aus Kupfer und Kupferlegierungen besonders gefährlich, wenn die Schutzschicht sich noch nicht gebildet hat oder aber die Gefahr ihrer Zerstörung durch Korrosion unter Ablagerungen besteht. Bei Betriebsunterbrechungen oder Ausfall der Kühlwasserversorgung bis zu drei Tagen, können die Kühler mit Kühlwasser gefüllt bleiben, wenn

Standstill periods are particularly dangerous for tubes made of copper and copper alloys if the protective layer has not yet been formed or if they are likely to be destroyed by corrosion under deposits.

Rohre frei von Ablagerungen sind. Absperrarmaturen zum Schließen vorhanden sind und System entlüftet wurde. keine Gefahr besteht, dass das Kühlwasser gefrieren könnte. Werden die Bedingungen nicht erfüllt, muss das Kühlwasser abgelassen werden. das Rohrsystem gereinigt, mit sauberem Wasser gespült und mit warmer, vorgetrockneter Luft getrocknet werden. Bei Stillständen von mehr als drei Tagen sind die Kühler wie vorher bei nicht erfüllter Bedingung zu behandeln. Für Stillstände bis zu drei Tagen ist auch der Betrieb mit kleineren Kühlwassermengen bis 20% (Schleichströmung) zulässig, damit Ablagerungen in den Rohren vermieden werden. Diese Maßnahme ist besser als ein absoluter Stillstand des Kühlwassers in den Rohren, da Fäulnisprodukte vom Ort ihrer Entstehung fortgespült werden.

In the event of operational outages or failure of the cooling water supply for periods up to three days, the coolers may remain filled with cooling water when the following conditions are satisfied Tubes are free from deposits Shut-off valves are fitted and system has been vented. Cooling water is not likely to freeze.

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When these conditions are not satisfied: Cooling water must be drained. Tubing must be cleaned, flushed out with clean water and dried with hot, pre-dried air.

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In the case of standstill periods lasting longer than three days, the coolers should be treated as described above for non-satisfied conditions. In the case of standstill periods up to three days it is also permissible to operate with lower cooling water flow rates up to 20% to avoid the accumulation of deposits in the tubes. This measure is better than absolute standstill of the cooling water in the tubes since any products of decay are flushed away from where they originate.

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Trocknen von Wicklungen

Drying of Windings

Allgemeines Siemens-Isolierungen MICALASTIC ® sind grundsätzlich unempfindlich gegen Feuchte. Anschlussklemmen und während der Montage eingefügte Stäbe, Spulen oder Verbindungen, die nicht voll der Isoliertechnik der übrigen Wicklung entsprechen, können jedoch durch Feuchtigkeit gefährdet sein. Es kann sich auch durch Transport, Lagerung, Bauarbeiten oder durch längere Stillstandszeit innerhalb der Maschine ein Feuchtigkeitsfilm auf den Oberflächen gebildet haben, der vor einer Inbetriebnahme durch eine der nachfolgend beschriebenen Trocknungsmethoden Trocknungsmethoden zu beseitigen ist. Da ein Feuchtigkeitsfilm auf der Isolierung im Innern von Maschinen visuell nicht immer festgestellt werden kann, sind zusätzliche Beurteilungskriterien - wie z. B. Isolationswiderstand und Nachladezahl -zu beachten. Der Isolationswiderstand ist in jedem Fall zu bestimmen, da aus den Messwerten Aussagen über den Zustand der Wicklung abgeleitet werden können. Die ermittelten Werte protokollieren und - falls vorhanden mit früheren Werten vergleichen. Bei der Trocknung wird durch Erwärmung der Wicklung die unerwünschte Oberflächenfeuchtigkeit beseitigt. Werden bei Maschinen einzelne Wicklungsteile (z. B. beim Schließen der Teilfuge) am Montageort eingebaut, sind diese vor dem Lackieren vorzutrocknen, vorzugsweise mit trockener Warmluft. Für Mikafolium-Isolierung wird nach längerer Stillstandszeit immer eine Trocknung notwendig sein. Ist eine Stillstandsheizung vorhanden, so ist diese sobald wie möglich in Betrieb zu nehmen, um Eindringen bzw. Niederschlagen von Feuchtigkeit zu verhindern. Die Läuferwicklung wird normalerweise ausreichend durch die warme Umgebungsluft miterwärmt, wenn der Ständer bei der Trocknung Strom führt. Eine Trocknung bei laufender Maschine ist einer solchen im Stillstand vorzuziehen. Isolationswiderstand von Hochspannungswicklungen Der Isolationswiderstand gibt Aufschluss über OberFlächen-Feuchtigkeitsgehalt, Verschmutzung und evtl. Beschädigung der Wicklungen. Einzelheiten über die Durchführung der Messung sind in „Messen des Isolationswiderstandes elektrischer Maschinen“ 1075 enthalten. Bei Hochspannungswicklungen sollen folgende Werte gemessen werden: 1 Isolationswiderstand Isolationswiderstand jedes Stranges gegen geerdetes Gehäuse und die anderen geerdeten Strän ge. 2 Isolationswiderstand aller Wicklungsstränge gegen geerdetes Gehäuse. Der Isolationsmesser soll dabei eine Spannung von 500 bis 3000 V, vorzugsweise 1000 V, abgeben. Die Temperatur der Wicklung ist über die eingebauten Temperaturfühler (normalerweise Widerstandsthermometer) Widerstandsthermometer) zu messen. Nachladezahl

General Siemens MICALASTIC® insulation is basically not affected by moisture. Terminals as well as conductor bars, coils or connections fitted during the installation that are not insulated to the same degree as the rest of the winding can, however, be endangered by moisture. Shipping, storage, construction work or a long period of standstill can cause a film of moisture to form inside the machine on the surface of the insulation which must be dried before commissioning by one of the methods described here.

In Abhängigkeit von der Zeit sind nach Anlegen der Prüfspannung die Werte des Isolationswiderstandes bei 30s, 1 min und fortlaufend jede Minute bis 12 min zu notieren. D1074g-0312 de-en

Because a film of moisture on the insulation inside the machine cannot always be visually detected, other detection methods such as insulation resistance and polarization index must be used. The insulation resistance should always be determined because information on the condition of the winding can be derived from this. Record the measured values and compare them with earlier values, if available. During the drying process the surface moisture is driven off by heating the windings. If individual portions of the windings are installed at site, for example after closing the stator joints, these parts must be dried before varnishing, preferably by hot, dry air. In the case of mica folium insulation, drying is always necessary after a long standstill. Where anti-condensation heating is fitted, this should be switched on as early as possible in order to prevent the ingress or condensation of moisture. The rotor winding is normally heated sufficiently by the surrounding air when the stator is heated by passing current through it. Drying the machine whilst running is preferable to drying at standstill.

Insulation resistance of HV windings The insulation resistance provides information about the surface moisture content, contamination and any damage to the windings. The measuring procedure is detailed in "Measuring the Insulation Resistance of Electrical Machines" 1075. With HV windings the following values should be measured: 1 Insulation resistance of each each phase to earthed earthed frame and to the other earthed phases. 2

Insulation resistance of all winding phases to earthed frame. The insulation resistance tester should produce a voltage of 500 to 3000 V, preferably 1000 V. The temperature of the winding is measured by built-in sensors (normally resistance thermometers).

Polarization index The insulation resistance is taken at 30s, 1 min and then at every minute up to 12 min after the test voltage has been applied.

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Die lange Messdauer ist durch den Absorptionsstrom bedingt, der seine Ursache in der Polarisation des Dielektrikums hat. Das dielektrische Absorptionsverhältnis wird auch zur Kennzeichnung des Zustandes der Isolation von Wicklungen herangezogen. Es ist das Verhältnis von zwei Ablesungen des Isolationswiderstandes nach verschiedenen Zeiten während der gleichen Messung, d. h. auch gleicher Temperatur (z. B. R 60s Isolationswert nach 60 s abgelesen).

The length of the measurement period is determined by the absorption current which is caused by the polarization of the dielectric. The dielectric polarization index is also used as an indication of the condition of the winding insulation. It is the ratio of two readings of the insulation resistance taken at specified time intervals during the same measurement, i.e. at the same temperature (R 60s = insulation resistance reading 60 s after the t he test voltage has been applied).

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Comparative rating

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Der Polarisationsindex oder die Nachladezahl soll -wenn die Wicklung getrocknet werden muss - vor und nach dem Trocknen bei gleicher Temperatur bestimmt werden, da eine gewisse Temperaturabhängigkeit bestehen kann. Mindestwert des Isolationswiderstandes Der Isolationswiderstand soll einen gewissen Mindestwert haben, den die Fig. 1 für die gesamte Wicklung gegen Erde, in Abhängigkeit von der Wicklungstemperatur zeigt. Um die Abhängigkeit des Isolationswiderstandes von der Maschinengröße zu eliminieren, ist hier als Ordinate das (konstante) Produkt aus Wicklungskapazität und Isolationswiderstand, die sogenannte Isolationszeitkonstante τ = R10 x C in MΩ, µF = s aufgetragen. Der Isolationswiderstand ist dabei der 10-min-Wert, der als zeitlicher Endwert bei der Messung angesehen wird. Unterliegen Maschinen ausländischen Normen, müssen selbstverständlich darin enthaltene Mindestwerte eingehalten werden.

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The polarization index should be determined before and after drying - in the event that the winding requires drying - at the same temperature because to a certain extent the index is temperature dependent. dependent.

Minimum value of the insulation resistance The insulation resistance of the complete winding to earth should have a certain minimum value which is shown in Fig. 1 as a function of the winding temperature. In order to eliminate the dependence of the insulation resistance on the size of the machine, the ordinate is formed by the (constant) product of the winding capacitance and the insulation resistance which is known as the insulation time constant τ = R10 x C in MΩ, µF = s The insulation resistance is the 10 min value which is considered to be the final measurement measurement value. If machines are subject to foreign standards, the minimum values contained therein must be observed.

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Mindestwert der Isolationszeitkonstante und Beispiel einer Trocknung Minimum value of the insulation time constant and example of a drying process

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In der Praxis genügt es an kleinen und mittleren Maschinen, d. h. bis ca. 20 MVA, den Mindest-Isolationswiderstand nach der angegebenen IEEE-Formel anzusetzen. Der Messwert R 1 min (d.h. 1 min Messdauer) ist ausreichend. Für die Temperaturabhängigkeit des Isolationswiderstandes kann man in grober Annäherung mit der Faustformel arbeiten, dass 10 K Erwärmung den Widerstand halbieren bzw., dass nach Abfall der Temperatur um 10 K sich der Isolationswiderstand Isolationswiderstand verdoppelt. Die genaue Umrechnung ist aus Fig. 1 zu entnehmen (s.a. unter „Trocknungsmethoden“). Nach Erreichen des Mindest-Isolationswiderstandes kann die Trocknung beendet werden. Falls eines der beiden Beurteilungskriterien Polarisationsindex und Isolationswiderstand - zu niedrige Werte hat, sollte die Wicklung erst einmal visuell auf Feuchtigkeit, Verschmutzung und Beschädigung untersucht werden.

In certain cases the formula R is,min = kV + 1 in M may also be used with reference to IEEE recommendation recommendation St 43-1974 for the minimum value of the insulation resistance where R is,min is the value at 40°C and kV is the rated machine voltage. The winding capacitance C (all three phases to earth) may be determined from a loss-tangent test if carried out, by measuring the current input at 220 V AC (50 Hz or 60 Hz) or by means of a capacitance measuring bridge. C=

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In practice, it is sufficient with small and medium machines, i.e. up to approx. 20 MVA, to use the minimum insulation value in accordance with the IEEE formula given above. The measured value R 1 min (i.e. 1 minute value) is sufficient. To determine the insulation resistance at other temperatures, the rule of thumb can be used, i.e. for 10 K temperature rise the insulation resistance is halved and for 10 K temperature drop it is doubled. The exact conversion can be seen in Fig. 1 (see also "Drying Methods"). Drying can be stopped when the minimum insulation resistance is reached. If either of the measurement methods - polarization index or insulation resistance - produces values that are too low, the winding should initially be visually examined for moisture, contamination or damage. 1074 Seite/Page 3

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Können dabei Mängel nicht festgestellt oder nicht behoben werden, so muss eine Trocknung vorgenommen werden. Eine Trocknung ist natürlich auch dann erforderlich, wenn trotz guten Polarisationsindexes Polarisationsindexes und guten Isolationswiderstandes offensichtlich Feuchtigkeit an der Wicklung vorhanden ist. Niedrige Werte des Isolationswiderstandes bei neuen oder reparierten Wicklungen können allerdings auch durch noch unvollständig ausgehärtete Harzsysteme verursacht sein. Der endgültige hohe Isolationswiderstand wird dann erst nach längerer Betriebszeit (einige hundert Stunden) erreicht. Bei zweifelhaften Messergebnissen sind deshalb unbedingt die Ursachen der Abweichungen zu suchen. Bei zu niedrigen Isolationswerten sollte jedoch immer eine gründliche Reinigung und ggf. auch Trocknung durchgeführt werden. Isolationswiderstand von Erreger- und Niederspannungswicklungen Niederspannungswicklungen Niederspannungswicklungen in MICALASTIC- Ausführung sind im wesentlichen genauso zu beurteilen wie Hochspannungs-Wicklungen. Hier kann der Isolationswiderstand bei höheren Temperaturen im k Ω -Bereich liegen; es ist deswegen ratsam, mit Spannungen <500 V, z. B. 100 V, zu messen. Bei Läuferwicklungen wird der Isolationswiderstand gegen die geerdete Welle gemessen. Polwicklungen von Synchronmaschinen Synchronmaschinen Erregerwicklungen von Synchronmaschinen sollen besonders wenn es sich um einlagige Wicklungen handelt - während ihrer Betriebszeit bei Betriebstemperatur einen Isolationswiderstand von 0,1 M Ω nicht unterschreiten; andernfalls sind die Wicklungen zu säubern bzw. zu trocknen. Besondere Sorgfalt ist den Polverbindungen und den Schleifringzuleitungen zu widmen. Im Neuzustand soll der Wert des Isolationswiderstandes pro Pol bei Raumtemperatur R isis > 200 M Ω sein. Dementsprechend ergibt sich für die gesamte Wick200 lung ein Mindestwert von R is,min M Ω. Nach is,min > Polzahl

längerer Lagerung bzw. längerem Betrieb soll der Isolationswiderstand erst bei kleiner Spannung (500 V) gemessen werden, damit durch die Messspannung nicht Schäden an der (evtl. nachzubehandelnden) Isolierung entstehen.

Gleichstrommaschinen Bei Gleichstromankern mit der Vielzahl der offen liegenden Wicklungsenden und den daran angeschlossenen Kommutatorlamellen gibt naturgemäß der gemessene Isolationswiderstand in erster Linie den Zustand der zwischen den nicht isolierten Leiterteilen und Eisen liegenden Kriechstrecken auf der Isolationsoberfläche an. Das gilt auch für die Hauptstromwicklungen (Kompensations-, Wendepol- und Reihenschlusswicklung) im Magnetgestell. Deswegen kann der Mindestwert des Isolationswiderstandes nur im Neuzustand gefordert werden. Schon Transport und Lagerung können die Isolationswerte erheblich verringern. Nach längeren Betriebs- bzw. Stillstandszeiten kann auch nach sorgfältiger Reinigung und Trocknung der ursprüngliche Isolationswert nicht mehr erreicht werden; Folgerungen auf den Zustand der Isolierung sind aus oben 1074 Seite/Page 4

If deficiencies cannot be detected or cannot be dealt with then the winding should be dried. Of course, drying is also necessary when, in spite of good polarization index and insulation resistance values, moisture is visible on the windings. Low insulation resistance values of new or repaired windings can also be caused by resin before it has completely cured. In this case the final insulation resistance value is only attained after an extended operating period (several 100 hours). If doubtful measurement results are obtained, it is important to determine the cause. In any case, whenever low insulation resistance values are obtained, carry out thorough cleaning and also, if required, drying. Insulation resistance of field and LV windings For LV windings using MICALASTIC insulation, basically the same applies as for HV windings. Here, the insulation resistance can be in the k Ω range at higher temperatures; it is therefore advisable to carry out the measurement with voltages less than 500 V, for example 100 V. The insulation resistance of rotor windings is measured relative to the earthed shaft.

Field windings of synchronous machines During operation, the insulation resistance of the field windings of synchronous machines should not fall below a value of 0.1 M Ω at operating temperature - particularly in the case of single-layer windings. If the insulation resistance does fall below this value the windings must be cleaned and/or dried. Special attention should be paid to the pole connections and the slipring leads. When new, their insulation resistance per pole should be R isis > 200 M  at room temperature. Accordingly, this results in a minimum value for the whole winding 200 of R is,min M Ω. After prolonged storage or is,min > No. of poles

after prolonged operation the insulation resistance should initially be measured with a low voltage (< 500 V) so that damage is not caused to the insulation as a result of the test voltage. If such damage does occur it must be repaired. DC machines The insulation resistance of DC armatures,which have a large number of open winding ends connected to commutator segments, is first and foremost a measure of the condition of the leakage paths over the insulation surface between the non-insulated conducting parts and the armature body. This is also true of the main windings (compensating, interpole and series windings) on the yoke. Thus the minimum value of the insulation resistance can only be specified in the new condition. Even shipment and storage can considerably reduce insulation resistance values. After extended periods of operation or standstill, the original value of the insulation resistance will no longer be attained even after careful cleaning and drying. Conclusions regarding the condition of the insulation are for the abovementioned abovementioned reasons difficult.

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oben genannten Gründen schwierig. Als grober Richtwert sollte bei Gleichstrommaschinen Gleichstrommaschinen ein Isolationswiderstand von 1000 Ω/Volt Betriebsspannung bei 75°C angestrebt werden (entspricht ca. 20 kΩ/V bei 25°C). Einige Betreiber begnügen sich auch mit 500 Ω/Volt. Bei zu niedrigen Isolationswerten sollte jedoch immer eine gründliche Reinigung und gegebenenfalls auch Trocknung durchgeführt werden. Die Feldwicklung der Gleichstrommaschine soll bei 75°C einen Isolationswiderstand von 1 M Ω nicht unterschreiten. Trocknungsmethoden Beim Trocknen von Wicklungen kann die Wärme auf drei Arten zugeführt werden: 1 Erzeugung von Verlustwärme in der Maschine selbst, d. h. im Kurzschlussbetrieb. 2 Einspeisung von Strom aus fremden fremden EnergiequelEnergiequellen zur Erzeugung von Verlustwärme in den Wicklungen, z. B. mit Hilfe von Schweißumformern oder steuerbaren HochstromgIeichrichtern. HochstromgIeichrichtern. 3 Warmluftzuführung nach entsprechender Abdeckkung mit Zeltplanen, Holzverkleidungen Holzverkleidungen usw. Bei allen Methoden muss natürlich darauf geachtet werden, dass ein Luftaustausch zum Abführen der Feuchtigkeit erfolgt. Als Beharrungstemperatur Beharrungstemperatur beim Trocknen ist eine Temperatur von ca. 60°C anzustreben. Dieser Wert soll jedoch erst nach ca. vier Stunden bei Micalastic und ca. acht Stunden bei Mikafolium von Beginn der Trocknung an erreicht werden. Die Stromstärke in den Wicklungen bzw. die zugeführte Wärmemenge ist - angefangen von kleinen Werten unter Beachtung der Temperaturzunahme - so zu steigern bzw. einzustellen, dass diese Bedingung eingehalten wird. (Bei wasserstoffgekühlten Maschinen wird wegen des Luftaustausches mit normaler Frischluft getrocknet, deswegen den Kurzschlussstrom wegen höherer Erwärmung niedrig halten!) Durchführungen und Stützer vor dem Trocknen mit trockenem Lappen säubern. Bei der Durchführung einer Trocknung wird entsprechend der Fig. 1 nur der Isolationswiderstand der gesamten Wicklung gegen Erde gemessen, und zwar der 10-min-Wert. Die Umrechnung des jeweiligen Isolationswiderstandes auf die Bezugstemperatur von 75°C erfolgt nach Kurve B. Beispiel: Gemessen bei 40°C 33 M , R is,40 is,40= R is,75 is,75 = 0,125 x 33 = 4,1 M Temperaturschwankungen während des Trockenbetriebes vermeiden. Bei vollständig gekapselten Maschinen Abzugsmöglichkeit (Klappen, Deckel) für feuchte Luft schaffen und für saubere, möglichst trockene Zuluft sorgen. Temperatur möglichst durch eingebaute Widerstandsthermometer (Nutthermometer) messen. Bei laufender Maschine zusätzlich Zu- und Abluft (Kalt- und Warmluft) messen. Bei fehlenden Nutthermometern und in jedem Fall bei stehender Maschine, möglichst an den Wickelköpfen Alkoholthermometer befestigen. Maßgebend ist die Temperatur an der räumlich höchsten Stelle.

A typical value of roughly 1000 Ω/Volt of operating voltage should be expected for DC machines at 75°C (corresponds to approx. 20 kΩ/V at 25°C). Some users are also satisfied with 500 ΩV. V. In any case, when poor insulation resistance values are obtained, carry out thorough cleaning and also, if required, drying. The field winding insulation resistance of DC machines is not to fall below 1 M Ωa t 75°C.

Drying methods For the purpose of drying windings, heat can be applied in three ways: 1 By producing producing heat heat losses in the machine itself, i.e. by operating the machine on short circuit. 2 By feeding feeding current from external external energy sources to produce heat losses in the windings, e.g. with the aid of m.g. welding sets or controllable high-current rectifiers. 3 By providing providing a flow of of hot air after after suitably suitably covering covering with tarpaulins, wood cladding etc. With all these methods some air circulation must naturally be provided to allow the moisture to escape. A steady-state temperature of about 60°C is desirable for the drying process. However, this value should be reached not less then about four hours with Micalastic and about eight hours with micafolium after starting the drying process. The magnitude of the current in the winding or the quantity of heat applied should be controlled so as to fulfil this requirement, i.e. starting with low values and regulated according to the temperature rise. (With hydrogen-cooled machines, normal fresh air is used for drying due to the air circulation. The shortcircuit current must be kept low due to the increased temperature rise.) Bushings and post-type insulators should be cleaned with dry rags before drying. During the drying process, only the insulation resistance of the whole winding to earth is measured, i.e. the 10 min value, according to Fig. 1. The insulation resistances are converted to the reference temperature of 75°C from curve B. Example: Measured at 40°C 33 M , R is,40 is,40= R is,75 is,75 = 0.125 x 33 = 4.1 M Avoid temperature variations during the drying process. With totally enclosed machines provision should be made (by removing covers, etc.) to permit the moisture to escape and for clean, dry air to enter. Measure the temperature, using the built-in resistance thermo-meters (slot thermometers) if possible. In addition, in the case of running machines, measure the inlet and outlet (cold and hot air) temperatures. Where slot thermometers are not provided and, in any case, with stationary machines, install alcohol thermometers on the winding overhangs if possible. The most important measurement is the temperature at the highest point. 1074 Seite/Page 5

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Quecksilberthermometer wegen Bruchgefahr nicht verwenden, bei Wechselstrom außerdem Fehlanzeige durch Wirbelströme. Unteres Ende der Thermometer zur besseren Wärmeübertragung mit Aluminiumfolie umwickeln und gegen Abkühlung mit Filz oder Watte bedecken. Bei Maschinen kann nicht von der Gehäusetemperatur auf die Wicklungstemperatur geschlossen werden. Die Temperaturerhöhung über der Umgebungstemperatur bei Maschinen ohne Widerstandsthermometer sollte außerdem aus der Zunahme des gemessenen Wicklungswiderstandes Wicklungswiderstandes errechnet werden. Faustregel: Je 10 K Temperaturerhöhung nimmt der Widerstand bei Cu um 4 % zu. Maschine nach beendetem Trockenbetrieb möglichst bald belasten, damit erneute Aufnahme von Feuchtigkeit verhindert wird. Falls eine Stillstandsheizung vorhanden, so ist diese natürlich nach beendeter Trocknung in Betrieb zu nehmen. Kurzschlusstrocknung von Generatoren Bei Generatoren sollte die Wicklung möglichst im Kurzschluss bei laufender Maschine getrocknet werden, damit keine Heißstellen durch Wärmestau entstehen. Die dreipolige Kurzschlussverbindung so ausführen, dass der Nennstrom der Maschine keine nennenswerten Erwärmungen ergibt (Richtwert 1 A/mm²). Kurzschlussverbindung möglichst unmittelbar an den Generatorklemmen anbringen. Liegen zwischen Generator und Kurzschlussverbindung Leistungs- oder Trennschalter, muss verhindert werden, dass diese während des Trocknens geöffnet werden können. In diesem Falle käme die Maschine sofort auf Spannung. Im Bereich der kurzgeschlossenen Wicklung liegende Spannungswandler oder Kondensatoren abklemmen, da sie die Messung des Isolationswiderstandes Isolationswiderstandes verfälschen. Bei der praktischen Durchführung der Kurzschlusstrocknung ist auf folgendes zu achten: Spannungsreglerumschalter auf „Hand“ schalten. Bei Transipolerregung Transipolerregung jeden Strang der Sekundärwicklung der Übertragerdrosseln einzeln kurzschließen. Verbindung der Oberspannungswicklung des Erregertransformators zur Generatorleitung unterbrechen und Sekundärwicklung des Erregertransformators von Fremdnetz einspeisen. Vorsicht, Rückspannung! Rückspannung! In den ersten sechs bis acht Stunden (abhängig von Maschinengröße) Ständerstrom von etwa 0,5 J N an so weit steigern, dass 60°C Wicklungstemperatur nicht überschritten werden. Kühlwassermenge entsprechend einstellen. Nennstrom nicht überschreiten. Überstromschutz einschließlich Entregungseinrichtung in Betrieb nehmen. Liegt Kurzschluss im Differentialschutzbereich, stromdurchflossene Stromwandlerkreise kurzschließen. Stündlich Nuttemperatur, Zu- und Ablufttemperatur Ablufttemperatur und Generatorstrom notieren.

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Mercury thermometers should not be used because of the danger of breakage and also because of incorrect readings resulting from AC induced eddy currents. Wind aluminium foil around the lower end of the thermometers to improve the thermal contact and cover with felt or cotton wadding to reduce the effects of cooling. Do not assume that the temperature of the machine housing is also the temperature of the winding. The rise in temperature above the ambient temperature of machines without resistance thermometers should be calculated from the increase in the measured winding resistance. Rule of thumb: For every 10 K temperature rise the resistance of copper rises by 4 %. After completing the drying process, the machine should be loaded as soon as possible to prevent moisture from being re-absorbed. Where anti-condensation heating is provided, this should naturally be put back into service after drying. Short-circuit drying of generators The windings of generators should preferably be dried with the machine running on short circuit to prevent hot spots being formed by heat accumulation. The three-phase short-circuit link should be designed so that the rated current of the machine does not cause the link to be noticeably heated (typical value 1 A/mm²). Connect the short-circuit link as close as possible to the generator terminals. If circuitbreakers or isolating breakers are in circuit between the generator and the short-circuit link, measures must be taken to ensure that they cannot be opened during the drying process. If this did occur, voltage would immediately appear at the generator terminals. Voltage transformers or capacitors in the region of the short-circuited winding should be disconnected since they introduce errors into the insulation resistance measurement. During the short-circuit drying of windings the following should be observed: Switch the voltage regulator changeover switch to "Manual". With Transipol excitation each phase of the secondary winding of the air-gap reactor is individually short-circuited. Break the connection between the excitation transformer higher-voltage winding and the air-gap reactors and feed the secondary winding of the excitation transformer from an external system. Beware - danger of feedback voltage. In the first 6 to 8 hours (depending on the size of the machine) increase the stator current from about 0.5 I N to a value such that the winding temperature does not exceed 60°C. Set the cooling-water flow accordingly. Do not exceed the rated r ated current. Energize the overcurrent protection including the de-excitation equipment. If the short circuit is in the zone of the differential protection, short-circuit the current circuit of the current transformers. Record the slot temperature, inlet and outlet temperatures and the generator current every hour.

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Der Fortgang der Trocknung ist durch wiederholte Messungen des Isolationswiderstandes - 3 Stränge gegen geerdetes Gehäuse - unter Beobachtung der Wicklungstemperatur zu überwachen (siehe Beispiel Fig. 1). Die Wicklung muss für diese Messung spannungsfrei sein. Kurzschlusstrocknung von Asynchronmaschinen Das Trocknen von asynchronen Schleifringläufermotoren im Kurzschluss erfordert besondere Vorkehrungen, da Kurzschluss hier die Einspeisung bei stillstehendem Läufer bedeutet. Der Läufer ist unmittelbar an den Schleifringen kurzzuschließen (z. B. mit Schraubzwingen) und gegen Drehung zu sichern. Bei den meisten Motoren bis 6,3 kV Nennspannung bietet sich eine Trocknung durch Speisung der Ständerwicklung aus dem Niederspannungs-Drehstromnetz an (220, 380 bzw. 500 V), falls dieses Netz stark genug ist. Auch wenn der sich einstellende Strom geringer als der halbe Nennstrom ist, ist auf entstehende Wärmenester zu achten, da die Maschine still steht. Für einen ständigen Luftaustausch muss gesorgt werden. Der Läufer selbst soll etwa stündlich um 90° gedreht werden. Damit die feuchte Luft austreten kann, ggf. vorhandene Deckel, Verschlüsse oder ähnliches öffnen. Etwa vorhandene Kondens-Wasserlöcher auf der Unterseite des Motors öffnen. Ist ein Drehstromgenerator vorhanden, kann mit diesem die Ständerwicklung des Schleifringläufermotors gespeist werden. Der Strom in der Ständerwicklung ist dann so einzustellen, dass ca. 60°C innerhalb von vier bis acht Stunden erreicht werden. Käfigläufermotoren können unter Beachtung der obigen Hinweise auf dieselbe Art getrocknet werden. Trocknen mit Schweißumformer Werden für die Erwärmung einer Maschinenwicklung Schweißumformer verwendet, dürfen diese nicht ohne weiteres parallelgeschaltet werden. Es ist nachzumessen, ob die Gleichspannung bei Leerlauf gleich ist. Die Erregerwicklung F 1 – F 2 aller parallel zu schaltenden Schweißumformer mit einem zusätzlichen Schalter gemeinsam ein- bzw. ausschalten, nachdem die Umformer drehstromseitig angelassen bzw. ausgeschaltet sind Zulässigen Strom im Strang der Wicklung höchstens 50 % des Nennstromes einstellen, da die Lüftung fehlt. Strom und Spannung jedes Umformers messen (zulässige Grenzleistung beachten). Die einzelnen Stränge der Wicklung in Reihe oder parallel schalten. Bei Reihenschaltung der einzelnen Stränge diese unsymmetrisch (z. B. Plus an U 1, U 2 an V 1 V 2 an W 1 W 2 an Minus) schalten, um den axialen magnetischen Fluss in der Welle gering zu halten. Bei Bei nicht herausgeführherausgeführtem Sternpunkt müssen zwangsläufig zwei Stränge parallel in Reihe zum dritten Strang geschaltet werden. Anschlüsse etwa stündlich wechseln, damit sich die Wicklung gleichmäßig erwärmt. Bei offenem Sternpunkt stündlich den Isolationswiderstand jedes Stranges gegen Gehäuse messen. Gleichstrom vor dem Abschalten langsam heruntersteuern, da andernfalls wegen der Wicklungsinduktivität starke Lichtbögen auftreten können.

Monitor the progress of the drying process by repeated measurement of the insulation resistance three phases to earthed frame -while observing the winding temperature (see example Fig. 1). For this measurement the winding must be isolated. Short-circuit drying of induction machines Special arrangements must be made when drying slipring induction motors by short-circuiting because in this case short circuit means feeding the rotor at standstill. The rotor must be short-circuited directly at the sliprings, for example by bolted clamps, and also mechanically locked to prevent rotation. Most motors up to 6.3 kV rated voltage can be dried by feeding the stator winding from a three-phase LV supply (220, 380 or 500 V) if the supply system can take the load. Even when the current setting is lower than half the rated current, make sure that hot spots are not formed due to the machine being stationary. Ensure that continuous air circulation is provided. The rotor should be turned through 90° about every hour. In order to allow the moisture to escape, covers or the like should be opened. Where a drain plug is provided for water condensation on the underside of the motor this should be opened. If a three-phase generator is available this can be used to supply current to the stator winding of the slipring motor. The current should be set so that a temperature of about 60°C is reached in a period of four to eight hours. Cage motors can also be dried by the abovementioned procedure.

Drying with welding sets If m.g. welding sets are to be used for drying machine windings certain precautions must be taken before connecting them in parallel. Measure the open circuit DC voltages to ensure that they are all equal. Connect the excitation windings F 1 – F 2 of all the welding sets required to operate in parallel through an additional switch. This allows all the field windings to be switched on or off together depending on whether the three-phase motors of the m.g. sets have been started or stopped. Because there is no ventilation, adjust the maximum permissible current per winding phase to 50 % of the rated current. Measure the current and voltage of each m.g. set (observe permissible limits). Connect the individual phases of the winding either in series or parallel. With series connection connect the individual phases unsymmetrically (e.g. plus to U 1, U 2 to V 1 V 2 to W 1 W 2 to minus) in order to keep the axial magnetic flux in the shaft low. Where the neutral point is not brought out, two phases must inevitably be paralleled and connected in series to the third phase. Change the connection order about every hour so that the winding is evenly heated. With the neutral point open, measure the insulation resistance of each phase to frame hourly. Before switching off a direct current, the current should be gradually reduced, otherwise the winding inductance will cause heavy arcing. 1074 Seite/Page 7

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Da bei stehender Maschine die Temperaturverteilung nicht der Verteilung bei Lüftung entspricht, 60°C Wicklungstemperatur nicht überschreiten. Läufer (falls eingebaut) stündlich um 90° drehen. Trocknen mit Warmluft Falls die Verfahren 1 und 2 nicht anwendbar sind, muss mit Warmluft getrocknet werden, die von einer äußeren Energiequelle zur Verfügung gestellt wird. Naturgemäß kommt dieses Trocknungsverfahren hauptsächlich für Synchronmotoren und Gleichstrommotoren in Betracht, bei denen eine Erwärmung über die eigenen Stromwärmeverluste nicht möglich ist oder die Schweißumformer nicht eingesetzt werden können. Die Heizkörper sind so anzuordnen, dass einerseits durch geeignete Abdeckungen die zu trocknende Wicklung im Warmluftstrom steht, andererseits aber nicht durch Wärmestau Wärmenester mit zu hohen Temperaturen entstehen, d. h. es muss eine Luftbewegung mit Luftaustausch zustande gebracht werden. Die Warmluft soll 80°C nicht überschreiten, beim Austritt aus der Maschine soll sie noch 10 K über der Umgebungstemperatur gebungstemperatur liegen.. Taupunktunterschreitung in der Maschine ist zu vermeiden, d. h. am Austritt darf sich keine Feuchtigkeit niederschlagen. Dieses Verfahren der Trocknung erfordert mehr als die beiden anderen Verfahren ständige Überwachung, da Brandgefahr besteht. Auch hier ist darauf zu achten, dass der Läufer stündlich um ca. 90° weitergedreht wird.

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Since the temperature distribution of a machine at standstill is different from that in the running condition, a winding temperature of 60° must not be exceeded. If the rotor is in position, turn it through 90° every hour. Drying with hot air If methods 1 and 2 cannot be applied, the machine must be dried with hot air obtained from an external heat source. This method of drying is usually adopted for synchronous motors and DC motors where direct heating by means of current losses is not possible or when an m.g. welding set cannot be used. The heaters should be arranged so that by means of suitable covers the winding being heated is in the hot-air stream without concentrating the heat to the extent that excessive temperatures are reached. This requires that a continuous circulation and replacement of the air takes place. The air inlet temperature should not exceed 80°C and the outlet temperature should be at least 10 K above the ambient air temperature. Do not allow the air temperature within the machine to drop below the dew point, i.e. there must be no moisture condensation forming at the outlet. Because of the risk of fire this method of drying requires constant monitoring to a much larger extent than the other two methods This method also requires that the rotor be turned through 90° about every hour.

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Tightening torques Synchronous generator Unless other specific information is given, the following tightening torques are valid for normal connections of fastening screws, bolts and nuts. Tightening torques in Nm a tolerance of ± 10%

Tightening torques for bolts with strength class 8.8 (or A4-70) connecting components with high material strength (e.g. grey cast, steel, cast steel) Size of a thread

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Diode mounting torque (D170U25C, D170S25C) ............... 20 Nm Terminals in main terminal box (Connection elements – strength class 8.8)

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Instructions For Installation and Operation

Slide Bearings TYPE EF with external oil supply

RH - EFZEI - E -

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Installation and Operation

RENK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT Werk Hannover Weltausstellungsallee 21 D - 30539 Hannover Telephone: (0511) 8601-0 Telefax: (0511) 8601-266 e-mail: [email protected] [email protected] http:\\www.renk.de All rights reserved. reserved. Copy or reproduction without prior permission permission of RENK Aktiengesellschaft Aktiengesellschaft Hannover Hannover prohibited. 2

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EF with external oil supply

Contents

Bearing Coding .................................................................. .......................................................................................................................................... ........................................................................ 5 General Drawing of of the EF Slide Bearing Bearing with External External Oil Supply Supply .................................................. ........................................................... ......... 7 General Drawing of the Thrust Part with Circular Tilting Pads (RD-Thrust (RD-Thrust Pads)...................................... 9 General Drawing of the Loose Loose Oil Ring.................................................................................................... 11 General Drawing of the Floating Floating Labyrinth Seal with with Seal Carrier........................................................... 13 General Drawing of of the Rigid Labyrinth Labyrinth Seal ........................................................ ........................................................................................... ................................... 15 General Drawing of the Baffle .................................................................................................................. 17 General Drawing of of the Dust flinger flinger ........................................................ ......................................................................................................... ................................................. 19 1

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Safety Instructions.... Instructions......... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ......... .... 22

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Preparatory Preparatory Work.......... Work............... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ........... ......... .... 23

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3.1

Tools Tools and equipmen equipment........ t.............. ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ............ ........... .......... ..... 23

3.2

Use of liftin lifting g equipment equipment ........... ................ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........ 23

3.3

Dismantl Dismantling ing of the bearing....... bearing............ ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ...... 25

3.3.1 3.3.1

Dismantl Dismantling ing of the the shaft shaft seal - outboard outboard side ........... ................. ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ......... ... 25

3.3.2 3.3.2

Dismantl Dismantling ing of the housi housing..... ng........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ...... 26

3.3.3 3.3.3

Dismantl Dismantling ing of of the shaft shaft seal seal - machin machine-si e-side........ de.............. ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ......... ... 26

3.4

Cleaning Cleaning of the bearing bearing ........... ................. ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ........... ........... ...... 27

3.5

Checks..... Checks........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ ............ ............ ............ ........ .. 27

3.6

Assembly Assembly of of the circular circular tiltin tilting g pads (RD-th (RD-thrust rust pads)....... pads)............ ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ............ ......... ... 28

Assembly Assembly of the Bearing ........... ................. ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ......... .... 31

4.1

Assembly Assembly of the the machin machine e seal........... seal................ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ........ 31

4.2

Fitting Fitting the the bottom bottom half of of the housi housing ng into into the the machine machine shield......... shield............... ........... .......... ........... ............ ........... .......... ........... .......... .... 32

4.3

Fitting Fitting in the bottom bottom half half of the shell shell ........... ................ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........ ... 32

4.4

Assembly Assembly of the the shaft shaft seal seal - machin machine-si e-side de ........... ................ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ......... .... 33

4.5

Installa Installation tion of the loose oil ring............ ring.................. ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ...... 35

4.6

Fitting Fitting in the the top half half of the shell shell ........... ................ ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ......... .... 36

4.7

Assembly Assembly of of the top half half of the the housing..... housing.......... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ..... 37

Assembly Assembly of the Seals Seals - Outboard Outboard Side..... Side........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ...... 39

5.1

Floating Floating labyrinth labyrinth seal seal (Type 10)............ 10).................. ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ............ ............. ........ 39

5.2

Floating Floating labyrin labyrinth th seal seal with dust flinger flinger (Type (Type 11) 11) ........... ................ ........... ............ ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ..... 43

5.3

Floating Floating labyri labyrinth nth seal seal with with baffle baffle ( Type Type 12) 12) ............ ................. ........... ............ ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ .......... ......... ..... 44

5.4

Rigid labyrinth labyrinth seal (Type 20)...... 20)............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ........... ........ ... 44

5.5

Rigid labyri labyrinth nth seal seal with with dust fling flinger er (Type (Type 21)............. 21).................. ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... .......... ........... ............ ......... ... 46

5.6

Rigid Rigid labyrinth labyrinth seal seal with baffle baffle (Type (Type 22)........... 22)................. ............ ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... .......... .......... ...... 47



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Instruction Instructions s for Assembly Assembly of Peripheral Peripheral Equipment Equipment ........... ................. ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........ .. 48

6.1

Assembly Assembly of the the oil suppl supply y equipme equipment nt ........... ................ ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ..... 48

6.2

Temperatur Temperature e measuremen measurementt ............ .................. ............ ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ ............ ........ 50

6.3

Water Water supply..... supply.......... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............. ............. ........... ........... ...... 50

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Bearing Insulation......... Insulation............... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ........... ........... .......... ..... 51

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Operation Operation ............ ................. ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ..... 51

9

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8.1

Filling Filling up with lubricat lubricating ing oil ........... ................ ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........ 51

8.2

Trial run........... run................. ............ ............ ............ ............ ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ........... .......... ..... 52

Glossary............. Glossary.................. ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ......... ... 53




Bearing Coding



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Installation and Operation 









Type

Housing

Heat Dissipation

Shape of Bore and Type of Lubrication

Thrust part

E

F - flange mounted mounted bearing

Z - lubrication by oil circulation with external oil cooling X - lubrication by oil circulation circulation with external oil cooling when oil throughput is high U - circulating pump and natural natural cooling T - circulating pump pump and water water cooling (finned tubes in oil sump )



C - plain cylindrical bore without oil ring

Q - without thrust part (non locating bearing )

L - plain cylindrical bore with loose oil ring

B - plain sliding surfaces (locating bearing)

Size - Diameter

Y - two-lobe bore bore (”lemon bore”) E - taper land faces for one sense of rotation without oil ring (locating bearing) V - four-lobe bore K - taper land faces for both without oil ring senses of rotation (locating bearing)

9

80≤D≤100

1

100≤D≤125

14

125≤D≤160

18

160≤D≤200

22

200≤D≤250

28

250≤D≤315

A - elastically supported supported circular tilting pads (locating bearing)

Example for for bearing coding: coding:  E

 F

Shaft seals

 Z

 L

 K

 22-200

Type EF slide bearing with flange-mounted housing, lubrication by oil circulation with external oil cooling, plain cylindrical bore with loose oil ring, locating bearing with taper taper land faces for both both senses of rotation, size size 22, dia meter 200.

Type 10 - floating labyrinth seal (IP 44) Type 11 - floating labyrinth seal with dust flinger (IP 54) Type 12 - floating labyrinth seal with baffle (IP 55 ) Type 20 - rigid labyrinth seal (IP 44) Type 21 - rigid labyrinth seal with dust flinger (IP 54) Type 22 - rigid labyrinth seal with baffle (IP 55)

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external oil supply

General Drawing of the EF Slide Bearing

external oil supply

General Drawing of the EF Slide Bearing with external oil supply


RH-EFZE/WI-E Version: 26 Oktober, 2000

7

5

6

7

8

9

4

10 11 12

3

13

2 14 15

1 16 17 x x x

18 x x x x

31

19

30 20 21

29

22 23

24

28

27

26

25

1

Top half of the housing

2

Hole for positioning pin

3

Positioning pin

4

Conn Connec ecti tion on hole hole for for the the oil oil sup suppl ply y of the the thr thrus ustt par partt

5

Top sight glass

6

Eye bolt

7

Screw (not included in delivery)

8

Screw

9

Tapp Tapped ed hole hole ( in in the the top top and and bott bottom om halv halves es of the the she shell ll,, up up siz size e 14 14 )

10

Machine seal

11

Top half of the shell

12

Screw (split line of the housing)

13

Bottom half of the shell

14

Spherical seating

15

Engraved number - shell

16

Spigot

17

Tapped hole

18


19

Screw (split line of the shell)

20

Engraved numbers - housing

21

Bottom half of the housing

22

Tapp Tapped ed hole hole for for temp temper erat atur ure e mea measu sure reme ment nt of the the jou journ rnal al part part

23

Oil inlet connection hole

24

Tap Tapped ped hol hole e for for the the oil oil sum sump tem temp perat eratur ure e mea measu sure rem ment ent

25

Out Outlet let/Inlet coolin ling water (Type E.T..) ..)

26

Cooler ( Type E.T..)

27

Hexagon he head pl plug (O (Oil dr drain pl plug)

28

Metal tabs ( optional for EFZL. )

29

Oil outlet co connection hole

30

Oil Oil outlet let pipe with loc lock nut and lea lead seal

31

Marking

external oil supply

General Drawing of the Thrust Part with Circular Tilting Pads (RD-Thrust Pads)


RH-RDZE/WI-E Version: 26 Oktober, 2000

9

37

38 39

40

41

42

43

37

Carrier ring

38

Location groove

39

Shroud ring top half

40

Screw

41

Shroud ring bottom half

42

Circular ti tilting pa pad (R (RD-thrust pa pad)

43

Anti - Rotation pin

external oil supply

General Drawing of the Loose Oil Ring


RH-LSZE/WI-E Version: 26 Oktober, 2000

11

44 45 46 47

44

Loose Oil Ring

45

Dowel pin

46

Hole

47

Screw

external oil supply

General Drawing of the Floating Labyrinth Seal with Seal Carrier


RH-SSZE/WI-E Version: 26 Oktober, 2000

13

Bearing side 48

49

54 53

50 52 51

58

57

56

Outer view

55

48

Seal carrier - top half

49

Garter spring

50

Groove

51

Seal carrier - bottom half

52

Bottom half of the seal

53

Top half of the seal

54

Anti - rotation pin

55

Screw

56

Engraved number

57

Groove ( Type 11 )

58

Engraved number

external oil supply

General drawing of the Rigid Labyrinth Seal


RH-KDZE/WI-E Version: 26 Oktober, 2000

15

59 60

65

61 (2x)

62

64

63

59

Rigid labyrinth seal - top half

60

Screw

61

Screw (split line)

62

Groove ( Type 21 )

63

Rigid la labyrinth se seal - bottom pa part

64

Engraved number

65

Engraved number

external oil supply

General Drawing of the Baffle


RH-DSZE/WI-E Version: 26 Oktober, 2000

17

66

67

68

66

Baffle - top half

67

Screw

68

Baffle - bottom half

external oil supply

General Drawing of the Dust Flinger


RH-LRZE/WI-E Version: 26 Oktober, 2000

19

69

70 (2x)

69

Dust flinger

70

Screw (split line)


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Considerations for Use

The instructions for installation and operation are addressed to qualified technical personnel (fitters, mechanic installers, mechanical engineers). Read these instructions carefully before starting assembly. Slide bearings of type EF are almost universally used in the engineering industry. Therefore it is not possible to provide detailed information on all possible types and range of applications for these bearing types. For instance, the position of the connection points points for supply and monitoring equipment is determined by the place of application ( in the following called " installation " ). Please keep ready the guidelines with the technical documentation before starting assembly and operation of the slide bearings. Additional technical technical documentation documentation with with detailed information information is supplied supplied in the the case of special design bearings. Please contact RENK Export or Domestic Department for supplementary information on bearings. Please indicate the bearing coding and the full reference number, too. Following indications should be observed when reading these instructions. Safety instructions instructions are marked as follows: Danger! Warning of dangers for personnel. Example: Warning of injury

Attention!

Warning of damage for the bearing or installation.

Useful recommendations and additional information are framed. EF...Q

This is how chapters, instructions or recommendations are marked when referring to a single type or size of a bearing. Example: Slide bearing type EF without thrust part ( non-locating bearing ) -

Instruction follows.

•

Beginning of an enumeration.

( )

This is how the different parts of a bearing as described in the general drawings ( numbers ) are marked in the text.

− Use the enclosed check-list before starting assembly or operation. Copies available on request.

The check list provides the experienced mechanical fitters of RENK bearings with the necessary instructions for installation and operation.



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2

Safety Instructions Danger! The maintenance and inspection of the slide bearings should be carried out by: • persons nominated by the safety representative • persons correspondingly trained and instructed • persons with knowledge on appropriate standards, regulations and accident prevention rules • persons with knowledge on first-aid measures and local rescue centers.

Warning of injury! Before starting work on the bearing: - Switch off the installation. - Make sure the installation is not in operation. Never lift or transport machines, etc.by the bearing eye bolts. These are only intended for assembly and dismantling of the bearing !

Warning of injury! Do not grab such heavy bearing parts as the housing during assembly or dismantling work. This could result in bruising or injury to hands !

Attention! All metal parts of a slide bearing consisting consisting of top top and bottom part such such as the housing, housing, shells, shells, shaft seals are marked by engraved numbers. Fit together only the parts with the same number.

Attention! In case • the admissible bearing temperature exceeds by 15 K, • inadmissible vibrations occur, • unusual noises or odours are noticed, • monitoring equipment triggers alarm, shut down the installation and inform the maintenance personnel in charge.

Attention! Do not operate the bearing below the transition speed values indicated in the bearing calculation, thus avoiding inadmissible inadmissible operating conditions, which could lead to damage to the bearing.

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3

Preparatory Work

3.1

Tools and equipment

− Following tools and equipment are necessary: • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Allan key set set Wrenching key set Open-jawed spanner set Feeler gauges ( up 0,05 mm ) Caliper gauge Emery paper, plain scraper Oil stone Lifting equipment Permanent sealing compound ( e.g. Curil T ) Clean (close weave) rags Oil with the correct viscosity ( see bearing type plate ) Detergents Liquid screw locking compound ( e.g. LOCTITE 242 ) Liquid sealing compound and Teflon-tape

3.2

Use of lifting equipment

Warning of injury!

Before transport or lifting, check if the eye bolts are tight ! Insecure eye bolts could result in bearing becoming loose. Before moving the bearing by the eye bolts make sure that the split line screws are tightened, otherwise the bottom half of the bearing could become detached. Make sure that the eye bolts are not exposed to bending stress, otherwise the bolts could break. Follow exactly the instructions for the use of lifting equipment. − Use lifting equipment for assembly or transport of the following items:

Transport/Assembly Transport/Assembly of:

Use lifting equipment for the following bearing sizes

Whole bearing unit

9-28


14-28


11-28

Shells

14-28



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− Following steps are to be observed before using the lifting equipment:

Whole bearing unit − Check if the screws are ar e tight (12):

Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Torque [Nm]

69

69

170

330

570

1150

− Check if the eye bolts (6) are tight. − Connect the lifting equipment to the eye bolts (6).

Top half of the housing − Check if the eye bolts (6) are tight. − Connect the lifting devices to the eye bolts (6).

Bottom half of the housing − Screw two eye bolts (6) with suitable threads tight into the cross-placed opposite tapped holes

(17). Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Tapped hole

M 12

M 12

M 16

M 20

M 24

M 30

− Connect the lifting equipment to the eye bolts (6).

Shells − Screw two eye bolts or screw hooks with suitable threads tight into the tapped holes (9):

Bearing size

14

18

22

28

Tapped hole

M8

M 12

M 12

M 16

− Connect the lifting equipment to the eye bolts or to the screw hooks.

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3.3

Dismantling of the bearing

Attention Make sure that the work place and the parts to be assembled are clean. Contamination Contamination and damage to the bearing, especially to the working surfaces, have a negative influence influence on the operating quality and could lead to premature failure.

3.3.1

Dismantling of the shaft seal - outboard side

− Dismantle the shaft seals of the bearing. Proceed according to the sealing type:

Type 10 Type 11

Floating labyrinth seal (Type 10) Floating labyrinth seal with dust flinger (Type 11) − Loosen and remove all screws (55). − Simultaneously take away in axial direction both top half (48) and bottom half (51) of the seal

carrier from the housing. labyrinth seal from the − Lift off the top half of the seal carrier (48) and take out the floating labyrinth bottom half of the seal carrier (51). − Remove the protective cardboard (for transport protection) from the floating labyrinth seal. − Proceed as indicated for sizes • 9-11 •14-28 Size 9 -11

− Take hold of the floating labyrinth seal with both hands. Press out the protective cardboard with

Size 14-18

− Take both halves of the seal (52), (53) by the split line. Pull both halves apart, till you can press

both thumbs. out the protective cardboard. Remove carefully by pressing along the edge of the split line. Warning of injury! During dismantling dismantling of the floating labyrinth seal hold on tight to the tensioned garter spring (49) which otherwise could bounce back and lead to injury.

− Take both seal halves (52), (53) and pull them apart by approximately 20 mm. − Open the garter spring (49).

Type 12

Type 20 Type 21

Floating labyrinth seal with baffle ( Type 12 ): − Disconnect the top half of the baffle (66) and the bottom (68). To do so, loosen the screws (67). − Further proceed as in the case of type 10 and 11 seal.

Rigid labyrinth seal (type 20) Rigid labyrinth seal with dust flinger (type 21) − Untighten all screws (60) and remove them. − Simultaneously remove in axial direction both top and bottom (59), (63) halves of the rigid

labyrinth seal. − Remove the screws (61). − Separate the top half of the rigid labyrinth seal (59) from the bottom half (63) and take out the protective cardboard (used for safe transport). Type 22

Rigid labyrinth seal with baffle (type 22) − Separate the top and bottom half (66), (68) of the baffle, by untightening the screws (67). − Further proceed as in the case of types 20 and 21.



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3.3.2 EF.V.

Dismantling of the housing

− Unscrew the screw plug with the welded-on positioning pin. − Unscrew the screws (12) and lift the top half of the housing (1). − Take out both top (11) and bottom (13) halves of the shell from the bottom half of the housing

(21). Attention! Do not damage the thrust and radial working surfaces! − Unscrew the screws (19) and separate the top and bottom halves of the shell (11), (13) without

using any tools or other devices. Attention! If the bottom half of the shell (13) is provided with metal tabs (28) do not remove them. They regulate the oil level in the oil pockets. EFT..

The cooler (26) is already assembled and does not have to be removed for cleaning purposes.

3.3.3

Dismantling of the shaft seal - machine-side

The machine side seal is of Type 10, floating labyrinth seal. − − − −

Remove the floating labyrinth seal from the bottom half of the housing. Notice the anti-rotation pin at the split line of the bottom half of the housing. Remove the protective cardboard (for transport protection) from the floating labyrinth seal. Proceed as indicated for sizes • 9-11 •14-28

Size 9 -11

− Take hold of the floating labyrinth seal with both hands. Press out the protective cardboard with

Size 14-18

− Take both halves of the seal (52), (53) by the split line. Pull both halves apart, till you can press

both thumbs.

out the protective cardboard. Remove carefully by pressing along the edge of the split line. Warning of injury! During dismantling dismantling of the floating labyrinth seal hold on tight to the tensioned garter spring (49) which otherwise could bounce back and lead to injury.

− Take both seal halves (52), (53) and pull them apart by approximately 20 mm. − Open the garter spring (49).

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3.4

Cleaning of the bearing

Attention! Use only non-aggressive detergents, such as for instance: • VALVOLINE VALVOLINE 150. • Alcaline cleaning cleaning compounds compounds (pH-value (pH-value 6 to 9, short reaction reaction time).

Warning of injury! Please observe the instructions for the use of the detergents.

Attention! Never use cleaning wool or fibrous cloth. Residues of such materials left in the bearing could lead to excessive temperatures. − Clean the following parts thoroughly, to remove all residues of preservation :

EF.L.

• • • • • •

inside the top half of the housing (1) inside the bottom half of the housing (21) all plain parts of the top and bottom half of the housing (1), (21) top half of the shell (11) bottom half of the shell (13) sealing surfaces of the top (48) and bottom (51) half half of the seal carrier or of the rigid labyrinth seal

•

loose oil ring (44).

3.5

Checks

− Please check if there is any visible damage. Check the split line and the working surfaces in

particular. EF.L.

The loose oil ring (44) should show absolutely no burrs or have no shoulders.

Insulated Bearings

− Check the insulating layer of the spherical seating (14). − If necessary, change the damaged parts.



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EF..A

3.6

Assembly of the circular tilting pads (RD-thrust (RD-thrust pads)

− Clean both top (39) and bottom (41) halves of the shroud ring and all RD-thrust pads (42).

Proceed as described under chapter 3.4 (Cleaning of the bearing). Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Diameter

Number of RD-thrust pads per bearing [Pieces]

80

14

90

16

100

20

100

16

110

18

125

22

125

18

140

20

160

24

160

18

180

20

200

24

200

18

225

20

250

24

250

18

280

20

300

24

− Check if the parts show any visible damage.

Carry out the assembly of both thrust parts of the top (11) and bottom (13) half of the shell according to the following instructions: One RD-thrust pad on both sides of the top half of the shell has a bore for the insertion of a thermo sensor (thrust part temperature measurement).

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To mount the RD-thrust pad into the correct position proceed as follows: − Find the position of the location groove (38) on the top half of the shroud ring (39). Insert the

RD-thrust pad (42) with the anti-rotation pin (43) into the corresponding thrust pad location hole (37). − Insert all other RD-thrust pads (42) into the corresponding thrust pad holes (37) of the top and bottom half of the shell (11), (13).

42 37

Illust Illustrat ration ion 1:

Assemb Assembly ly of the RD-th RD-thrus rustt pads pads

− Place the top half of the shroud ring (39) into the the top half of the shell (11) by inserting the

anti-rotation pin (43) into the location hole (38). Match the split line of the top half of the shell (11) with the split line of the top half of the shroud ring (39) in true alignment.

38 39 43

42

Illus Illustra tratio tion n 2:

Assem Assembly bly of the the shro shroud ud ring ring



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− Tighten the screws (40) to the following torque rates:

Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Tapped hole

M4

M4

M5

M6

M8

M 10

Torque [Nm]

1,4

1,4

2,7

8

20

40

− Place the bottom half of the shroud ring (41) into the bottom half of the shell (13). Match the

corresponding split lines in true alignment. Tighten the screws (40) to the same torque rates as specified for the top half of the shell (11). − Check the mobility of all RD-thrust pads (42). If the RD-thrust pads jam, realign the top (39) and bottom half (41) of the shroud ring. Attention! Insufficient Insufficient mobility of the RD-thrust pads will cause damage of the bearing.

Both top and bottom halves of the shells are prepared for assembly.

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4

Assembly of the Bearing

Attention! Remove all impurities or other objects such as screws, nuts, etc. from inside the bearing.If left inside they could lead to damage to the bearing. Cover up the opened bearing during work breaks. Attention! Carry out all assembly operations without making use of force. Attention! Secure all screws of the housing, at the split line and flange with a liquid screw locking compound (e.g. LOCTITE 242).

4.1

Assembly of the the machine seal

Before assembly of the bearing screw the split and non-split machine seal (10) into the machine shield. The non-split machine machine seal must be assembled before starting the assembly of the shaft. − Fit the machine seal with the recess onto the machine shield. − In the case of a split machine seal insert the split line screws and tighten them hand tight. − Tighten the screws (7) to the following torque rates:

Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Tapped hole

M6

M6

M6

M8

M8

M8

Torque [Nm]

8

8

8

20

20

20



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4.2

Fitting the bottom half of the housing into the machine shield

Attention! The lifting equipment should should not come to contact with the seal and working surfaces of the shaft. − Lift the shaft high enough to give room for the assembly operations. − Protect the shaft against unintended movement. − Place the bottom half of the housing with the spigot (16) into the mounting recess of the

machine shield. − Tighten the flange screws to the following torque rates. EF..A

− In case the bearings type EF are operating under high axial loads tighten the third flange screw

mounted on the inner part of the machine shield into the bottom half of the housing to the following torque rates. − Use only 8.8 quality screws.

Bearing size Suitable flange screws Torque [Nm] for µ tot (lightly oiled)

4.3 EF..E

9

11

14

18

22

28

M 10

M 12

M 16

M 20

M 24

M 30

69

69

170

330

570

1150

Fitting in the bottom half of the shell

Attention! Mounting Mounting the bottom half of the shell (not marked with an arrow) correctly will ease the assembly of the top half shell (marked with an arrow) (see chapter 4.6). − Apply some lubricant lubricant to the spherical spherical seating (14) in the bottom half half of the housing housing (21) and to

the working surfaces of the shaft. Use the same type of lubricant as indicated for bearing operation (see type plate ). − Place the bottom half of the shell (13) on the working surface of the shaft. Turn the bottom half of the shell (13) into the bottom half of the housing (21) with the split line surfaces of both halves in true alignment. In case the bottom half of the shell doesn`t turn in easily, check the position of the shaft and the alignment of the housing

EF..B, EF..K EF..E EF..A

Attention! These operations should be carried out most car efully. The thrust parts of the bottom shell must not be damaged. − Lower down the shaft till it sits on the bottom half of the shell (13).

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4.4

Assembly of the shaft seal - machine-side

The machine-side machine-side shaft seal is, as standard, a floating labyrinth labyrinth seal. The integrated seal groove is in the top and bottom halves of the housing. Warning of injury! During assembly hold the garter spring ends securely to avoid them suddenly releasing and causing possible injury !

Check the movement of the floating labyrinth seal on the shaft in the seal area outside the housing. − − − −

Put the garter spring (49) around the shaft and hook both ends into each other. Put both halves of the seal (52),(53) in their place on the shaft. Put the garter spring (49) into the groove (50). Turn the floating labyrinth seal on the shaft.

Attention! The floating labyrinth seal should turn easily on the shaft. A jammed seal could lead to overheating during operation and even to shaft wear. If the floating labyrinth seal jams, - dismantle the seal and - remove the worn parts of the seal carefully, by using emery paper or a plain scraper. − Dismantle the floating labyrinth seal. − Apply Curil T to to the guide surfaces surfaces of the integrated integrated seal groove in the bottom half half of the

housing.

21

Illustrat Illustration ion 3:

Applicati Application on of Curil Curil T to the integrate integrated d seal seal groove groove



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uniform layer of Curil T to the the guide surfaces surfaces and to the split split line surfaces surfaces of both − Apply a uniform halves of the seal (52), (53).

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Applicati Application on of of Curil Curil T to the the floati floating ng labyri labyrinth nth seal

Please observe the instructions for the use of Curil T. − Place the bottom half of the seal (52) with the labyrinths onto the shaft. − The oil return holes at the bearing side must be clear and open. until − Turn the seal in opposite direction from the anti-rotation pin into the groove of the housing until

− − − −

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the split lines of the bottom half of the housing and the bottom half of the seal match each other. Remove the residue of Curil T. Push the garter spring into the integrated seal groove between the bottom half of the housing and the seal until both ends jut out from the split line. Place the top half of the seal with the cam facing the inside of the bearing on the bottom half of the seal. Stretch the garter spring till both ends can be hooked.




EF.L.

4.5

Installation Installatio n of the loose oil ring

− Open both split lines of the loose oil ring (44) by untightening and removing the screws (47).

Separate both halves of the loose oil ring (44) carefully without using any tools or other devices. I

II

44 44

44

47

Illus Illustra tratio tion n 5: 5:

Openin Opening g of of the the loose loose oil ring ring

− Place both halves of the loose oil ring into the shell groove around the shaft. Press the

positioning pin (45) of each split line into the corresponding hole (46). − Adjust both halves of the the loose oil ring till till the split lines lines match each other.

21 45 44

44

Illus Illustra tratio tion n 6: 6:

13

Insta Installa llatio tion n of of the the loose loose oil ring ring


Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Torque [Nm]

1,4

1,4

1,4

2,7

2,7

2,7



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4.6

Fitting in the top half of the shell

lubricant to the working working surfaces of the shaft. Use the the same type of lubricant lubricant as − Apply some lubricant indicated for bearing operation (see type plate). − Check if the engraved number (15) on the bottom half of the shell corresponds with the engraved number (15) on the top half of the shell. − Place the top half of the shell (11) on the shaft; both engraved numbers (15) should be on one side. Attention! An incorrectly placed placed shell could could jam the shaft shaft thus leading leading to the damage of of both shaft and and bearing.

EF..B, EF..K, EF..E, EF..A insulated bearings

Attention! Place the top half of the shell carefully on the shaft. The thrust parts of the top half of the shell must not be damaged.

In the case of bearings arranged for insulation monitoring, connect the black cable for insulation monitoring to the shell. According to the the bearing type, there there are two possibilities possibilities of connection. connection. 1. The black cable is provided with a cable connector. − Plug the cable with the cable connector into the counterpart available on the top of the shell. − Lead the cable through the cable gland in the bottom half of the housing and out of the

bearing. − Tighten the cable gland oil-tight. 2. The black cable is provided with an eyelet. − Fasten the cable with the eyelet to the split line of the shell, by using one of the shell joint bolts. − Lead the cable through the cable gland in the bottom half of the housing and out of the

bearing. − Tighten the cable gland oil-tight. − Tighten up the screw (19) at the split line of the shell to the following torque rates:

Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Torque [Nm]

8

8

20

69

69

170

− Check the split line of the shell by using a feeler gauge. The split line gap should be less than

0,05 mm. If the split line is greater than this, dismantle both top (11) and bottom (13) halves of the shell. Rework the split line surfaces of the top (11) and bottom (13) half of the shell with an oil stone. EF.L. Marine bearings

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− Check the mobility of the loose oil ring (44).

A guide bush bush in the top half of the shell shell secures the the function of the loose oil ring. ring. − Check the mobility of the loose oil ring (44) in the guide bush.




EF..E

Shells with taper land faces suitable only for one direction of rotation are marked with an arrow on the top half shell, which indicates the sense of r otation of the shaft. The arrow indicates the allowed direction of shaft rotation after completion of the bearing assembly. − Before mounting the top half of the housing check that the proposed direction of rotation of the

shaft corresponds to the direction indicated by the arrow on the top half of the shell. − If the directions match, continue the assembly of the bearing. − If the directions do not match, the shell must be disassembled, re-aligned and mounted again.

Attention! A wrongly placed shell, without without observance of of the direction of rotation of the shaft, shaft, impairs the the operational safety of the bearing.

4.7

Assembly of the top half of the housing

− Check the true alignment of the split lines of the shell (11), (13) and bottom (21) half of the

housing. EF.C. EF.L. EF.Y.

The positioning pin (3) in the top half of the housing fits in the corresponding hole (2) in the shell. − Check if the engraved numbers (20) on the top and bottom halves of the housing correspond. − Clean the split line surfaces of the top and bottom halves of the housing. housing. − Apply Curil° Curil°T over the whole surface of the split line of the bottom half (21) of the housing. housing.

Please observe the instructions for the use of Curil T. − Place the top half of the housing carefully into the machine shield, without touching the seals or − − − −

the shell. Lower the top half of the housing (1) vertically on the bottom half of the housing (21). Lower the top half of the housing (1) till the split line of the housing is not visible any more. Gently hit the bottom half of the housing (21) with a nylon hammer, thus ensuring the alignment of the spherical seating. Insert the screws (12) at the split line of the housing. Tighten them hand-tight. Insert the screws (8). Tighten them to the following torque rates: Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Torque [Nm]

69

69

170

330

570

1150

− Insert the screws (12) at the split line of the housing. Tighten them crosswise to the same

torque rates. EF.V.

− Tighten the screw plug with the welded-on positioning pin into the top half of the housing (1).



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insulated bearings

Insulation monitoring In the case of electric insulated bearings provided with insulation insulation monitoring, the cable coming out of the housing must be connected in a professional manner. According to the the type supplied, supplied, please follow the the assembly instructions instructions given below. a) The cable cable is very short short and provided with a further cable cable connector connector at the end end of it. This cable is ready for connection to the housing. The bottom half of the housing is provided with the counterpart. − Plug the cable connector into the counterpart.

Attention! This connection bypasses the electrical insulation of the bearing. In the case of electric machines, make sure at least one bearing is electrically insulated.

To check the electrical insulation, interrupt the connection cable - housing. Check the electrical resistance with a suitable measuring instrument. instrument. Make sure that both bearings and the coupling are electrically insulated. b) The cable has a free end. In this case the customer has to make the connection. Attention! If only one bearing is insulated, the end of the cable must not be earthed.

Any further connection connection depends depends on the customer customer’’s requirements related to the insulation insulation monitoring and can not therefore be described here.

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5

Assembly of the Seals - Outboard Side

outboard side seals. seals. − Assemble the outboard Proceed according to the seal type used.

Type 10

• • •

Floating labyrinth seal (Type 10) Floating labyrinth seal with dust flinger (Type 11) Floating labyrinth seal with baffle (Type 12)

Chapter 5.1 Chapter 5.2 Chapter 5.3

• • •

Rigid labyrinth seal (Type 20) Rigid labyrinth seal with dust flinger (Type 21) Rigid labyrinth seal with baffle (Type 22)

Chapter 5.4 Chapter 5.5 Chapter 5.6

5.1

Floating labyrinth seal (Type 10) Warning of injury! During assembly hold the garter spring ends securely to avoid them suddenly releasing and causing possible injury !

Check the movement of the floating labyrinth seal on the shaft. − − − −

Put the garter spring (49) around the shaft and hook both ends into each other. Put both halves of the seal (52),(53) in their place on the shaft. Put the garter spring (49) into the groove (50). Turn the floating labyrinth seal on the shaft.

Attention! The floating labyrinth seal should turn easily on the shaft. A jammed seal could lead to overheating during operation and even to shaft wear. If the floating labyrinth seal jams, - dismantle the seal and - remove the worn parts of the seal carefully, by using emery paper or a plain scraper. − Dismantle the floating labyrinth seal.



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uniform layer of Curil T to the the guide surfaces surfaces and to the split split line surfaces surfaces of both − Apply a uniform halves of the seal (52), (53). Please observe the instructions for the use of Curil T.

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− Press the bottom half of the seal (52) against the shaft. − Place the top half of the seal (53) on the shaft and align both halves of the seal to each other. − Place the garter spring (49) into the groove (50) and stretch until both ends can be hooked.

54

49


40

52

53

1

21

Assem Assembly bly of of the the floati floating ng laby labyrin rinth th seal seal




− Place in true alignment the split line of the floating labyrinth seal and the split line of the seal

carrier. − Check that both engraved numbers (56) and (58) on top and bottom halves of the seal carr ier

(48), (51) correspond. − Clean the following parts: • • •

the seal surfaces of the top (48) and bottom (51) half of the seal carrier (the groove of the floating labyrinth seal, the flange surfaces) the split line surfaces of the top (48) and bottom half (51) of the seal carrier the flange surfaces of the housing.

− Apply a uniform uniform layer of Curil T to: to: • the lateral surfaces of the groove at the top (48) and bottom half (51) (51) of the seal carrier • the flange surfaces of the top (48) and bottom (51) half of the seal carrier • the split line surfaces of the bottom half of the seal carrier (51).

Please observe the instructions for the use of Curil T.

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Ilustr Ilustrati ation on 9:

Appli Applicat cation ion of CurilT CurilT to the the seal seal carri carrier er



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− Place the top half of the seal carrier (48) on the top half of the seal (53). Press the bottom half

(51) of the seal carrier against it. Push the shaft seal completely into the housing.

48

54

53

Illus Illustra tratio tion n 10

Assem Assembly bly of the the seal seal carrie carrierr

− Place in true alignment the split lines of the seal carrier and the housing. − Tighten up the screws (55) to the following torque rates:

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Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Torque [Nm]

8

8

8

20

20

20




Type11

5.2

Floating labyrinth seal with dust flinger (Type 11)

floating labyrinth labyrinth seal with dust flinger flinger as described in Chapter Chapter 5.1, Floating Floating − Assemble the floating labyrinth seal type 10. − Place both halves of the dust flinger (69) in front of the shaft seal around the shaft. Loosely screw in the screws (70) of the flinger.

48

69

e

57

Illustrat Illustration ion 11: 11: Clearance Clearance between between dust dust flinge flingerr and seal seal carrier EF..Q

− Push the dust flinger (69) into the groove (57) of the seal carrier. − Set the clearance "e" at the following figure around the whole unit:

maximum longitudinal extension of the shaft in operation + 1 mm

(Parameters indicated in the Technical Documentation Documentation of the Installation). Installation). − Tighten up both screws (70) to the following torque rates:

Seal diameter [mm] Torque [Nm]

EF..B, EF..K, EF..E, EF..A

80-140

>140

7

18

− Push the dust flinger (69) into the groove (57) of the seal carrier. − Set the clearance "e"at 1 mm around the whole unit. − Tighten both screws (70) to the following torque rates:



80-140

>140

7

18


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Type 12

5.3

Floating labyrinth seal with baffle ( Type 12)

floating labyrinth labyrinth seal with baffle as described in Chapter 5.1, 5.1, type10. − Assemble the floating − Apply a uniform uniform layer of Curil T to the flange surfaces surfaces of the top half half (66) and and bottom half (68) (68) of the baffle. − Screw

• the top half of the baffle (66) to top half of the seal carrier (48) • the bottom half of the baffle (68) to bottom half of the seal carrier (51).


Seal diameter [mm]

80-140

>140

4

10

Torque [Nm]

Type 20

5.4

Rigid labyrinth seal (Type 20)

− Check if the engraved numbers (64) and (65) on the bottom half (63) and top half (59) of the rigid

labyrinth seal correspond. − Clean • • •

the flange surfaces of the top half (59) and bottom half (63) of the r igid labyrinth seal the split line surfaces of the top half (59) and bottom half (63) of the rigid labyrinth seal the flange surfaces of the housing.

uniform layer of Curil T to to the following following parts: − Apply a uniform • the flange surfaces of the top (59) and bottom half (63) of the rigid labyrinth seal • the split lines of the bottom half (63) of the rigid labyrinth seal.

63

Illustrat Illustration ion 12: 12: Applicati Application on of Curil Curil T to the rigid labyrin labyrinth th seal

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− Place the top half (59) of the rigid labyrinth seal on the shaft and press slightly the bottom half (63)

of the rigid labyrinth seal from below against it. Lightly push the rigid labyrinth seal completely into the housing. − Tighten the screws (61) at the split line of the labyrinth seal. − Place in parallel alignment the split line of the rigid labyrinth seal and the split line of the housing. Press the rigid labyrinth seal slightly from below against the shaft. Adjust the rigid labyrinth seal in such a way that the clearance "f" between the shaft and the r igid labyrinth seal at both split lines has the same figure.

1

59

f

f

21

63

Illustrat Illustration ion 13: 13: Alignmen Alignmentt of the rigid labyri labyrinth nth seal seal − Tighten the screws (60) to the following torque rates:

Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Torque [Nm]

8

8

8

20

20

20



45


Type 21

5.5

Rigid labyrinth seal with dust flinger (Type 21)

rigid labyrinth seal seal with dust dust flinger as described in Chapter 5.4, 5.4, type 20. − Assemble the rigid − Place both halves of the dust flinger (69) round the shaft, in front of the rigid labyrinth seal. Mount both screws (70) loose.

59

69

e 62

Illustrat Illustration ion 14: 14: Clearance Clearance between between dust dust flinger flinger and rigid labyrint labyrinth h seal EF..Q

− Push the dust flinger (69) into the groove (62) of the rigid labyrinth seal. − Set the clearance "e" at the following figure around the whole unit.


(Parameters are indicated in the Technical Documentation of the Installation). Installation). − Tighten both screws (70) to the following torque rates:

Seal diameter [mm]

80-140

>140

7

18

Torque [Nm]


− Push the dust flinger (69) into the groove (62) of the r igid labyrinth seal. − Set the clearance "e" at 1 mm around the whole unit. − Tighten both screws (70) to the following torque rates:

Seal diameter [mm]

80-140

>140

7

18

Torque [Nm]

46




Type 22

5.6

Rigid labyrinth seal with baffle (Type 22)

rigid seal with baffle baffle as described in Chapter 5.4, type type 20. − Assemble the rigid − Apply a uniform uniform layer of Curil T to the flange surfaces surfaces of the top half half (66) and and bottom half (68) (68) of the baffle. − Screw • •

the top half of the baffle (66) to the top half (59) of the rigid labyrinth seal the bottom half of the baffle (68) to the bottom half (63) of the rigid labyrinth seal.




80-140

>140

4

10


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6

Instructions for Assembly of Peripheral Equipment

6.1

Assembly of the oil supply equipment

The oil supply equipment together with the pressure, temperature and flow measuring instruments are usually provided by the user. The oil quantity and viscosity necessary for the operation of the bearing are specified in the bearing calculations. calculations. This manual contains only indications indications on the connection points with the bearing. The connection bores for the oil inlets and outlets are on both lateral sides of the bearing, closed with screw plugs. Remove only those plugs where pipes are to be connected. Connection conditions

Inlet

Pipelines

Flow speed

Indications

Precision steel pipe DIN 2391

about 1,5 m/s

Place the throttle valve in the inlet pipeline directly in front of the bearing

max. 0,15 m/s

•

15° 15° inclination

•

if 15° 15° inclination is not possible enlarge correspondingly the cross sections of the pipeline directly behind the bearing.

Steel pipe DIN 2448 Outlet

Steel pipe DIN 2448

Too low inclination or / and too small cross-section lead to oil back pressure in the bearing. Leakage or overflowing are the consequences.

− Before starting assembly pickle all pipes which

• have been welded • have been bent hot • are contamined and rusty inside.

Warning of injury!

Please observe the instructions for the use of the pickling fluid. Wear rubber gloves, rubber apron, rubber boots and safety glasses.

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Rinsing of the oil circuit − Rinse the whole oil circuit to remove all impurities. The bearing must not be connected to the oil circuit during rinsing operations. The rinsing should be done before connecting the oil

supply to the bearing or the bearing should be disconnected from the oil circuit. If this is not possible, dismantle the top half of the housing and remove the shells. To avoid damage to the fittings: − Remove all measuring and switching fittings. fittings. − Close all connections (see also the Technical Documentation of the Installation). − Fill up the oil supply system with lubricant. Use the type with the viscosity indicated on the

bearing type plate. − Start operating the oil supply system.Collect the first charge of high contamined oil separately.

Continue rinsing until the lubricant contains no impurities. − Drain off the oil supply system completely. Clean the oil tank and the filters. Warning of environmental pollution! Please observe the instructions for the use of the lubricant. The manufacturer could provide information on waste oil disposal.

fittings. − Assemble all fittings. Oil inlet − Connect the inlet pipe to the tapped hole (23) for the oil inlet. Seal with Teflon tape or liquid

sealing compound. − Depending on the bearing size, the tapped hole has the following threads: Bearing size Tapped hole / Oil inlet (23)

9

11

14

18

22

28

G 3/8

G 3/8

G 3/8

G 1/2

G 3/4

G 3/4

If the bearing calculation specifies a separate supply source for the thrust parts: − connect the inlet pipes to the tapped hole of the thrust part supply (4) on the lateral side of the

bearing. Seal with Teflon tape or liquid sealing compound. compound.



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Oil outlet EFZ.., EFX..

− Apply sealing compound (i.e. (i.e. Loctite 572) 572) to the thread thread of the oil outlet. outlet. − Screw the oil outlet with special nut and lead sealing ring (30) into the oil outlet connection hole

(29). − Tighten the special nut with the lead sealing ring. − Connect the oil outlet pipe to the flange. − Depending on the bearing size the connection hole for the oil outlet (29) has the following standard threads (larger threads are possible): Bearing size Tapped hole for oil outlet (29) EF.L.

9

11

14

18

22

28

G 1 1/4

G 1 1/4

G 1 1/2

G 1 1/2

G2

G 2 1/2

− Apply sealing compound (i.e. (i.e. Loctite 572) 572) to the thread thread of the oil outlet. outlet. − Screw the oil outlet with special nut and lead sealing ring (30) into the corresponding hole (29)

with the marking (31) at top dead centre. Tighten the special nut with the lead sealing ring. The spillover oil weir then ensures the minimum oil level for the emergency lubrication by means of the loose oil ring. Connect the oil outlet pipe to the flange. EFU.., EFT..

− Screw in the outlet pipe to the selected oil sump temperature measurement connection hole

(24) and seal with Teflon tape or liquid sealing compound.

6.2

Temperature measurement

− Fix suitable thermo sensors: • • •

into one of the tapped holes (22) for temperature measurements of the journal parts into one of the tapped holes (24) for temperature measurements of the oil sump into one of the tapped holes (optional) for temperature measurement of the thrust parts.

Proceed as follows: − Take out the screw plugs from the connection holes. − Place the thermo sensor into the bore by using Teflon tape or sealing compound. − Connect the thermo sensor at the temperature monitoring equipment equipment of the installation

(see the Technical Documentation of the Installation Installation for connecting and adjustement). adjustement).

EFT..

6.3

Water supply

Following requirements should be observed before connecting connecting the cooler (26): • • • •

water velocity of maximum 1,5 m/s in the cooling water inlet water pressure of maximum 5 bar adjusting tap on inlet outlet of cooling water is under no pressure.

The direction of the cooling water passage in the cooler (26) is arbitrary.

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7

Bearing Insulation

These bearings are delivered insulated. The electrical insulation is assured by: • • • •

plastic coating of the spherical seatings (14) shaft seals made of non-conducting materials insulated positioning pin (3) insulated screwed connections for thermometers.

It is not necessary to insulate the pipelines. − Mark the insulated bearing with the delivered plate "Insulated shells". Install the plate in a

visible place by using two grooved drive studs.

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Operation

8.1

Filling up with lubricating lubricati ng oil

Attention! Make sure that no impurities get into the bearing. − Tighten all screw plugs in the tapped holes (22), (23), (24),(27) to the necessary torque rates:

Screw plug threads

G 3/8

G 1/2

G 3/4

G1

G 1 1/4

G 1 1/2

G2

G 2 1/2

Torque [Nm] for plugs with injection-moulded plastic sealing ring

30

40

60

110

160

230

320

500

Torque [Nm] for plugs with flexible sealing ring

34

60

85

130

240

300

330

410

− Check that • the top sight glass (5) is tight, the screws should be hand-tight. − Retighten the screws for oil inlet and outlet, and for the thrust parts (if existing). The necessary

torque rates depend on the screw connections used. In case thermo sensor or/and oil sump thermometer are used: − Check if they are tight (according the the manufacturer's instructions). − Fill up the oil supply system with lubricant. Use a lubricant with a viscosity as indicated for the

specific bearing operation. − Start operating the oil supply system in order to fill the bearing with lubricant.

EF.C., EF.L., EF.Y.

− Remove the protective layer from the top sight glass (5).

Continue as already mentioned above.



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8.2

Trial run

− Before the trial run, check the following:

•

the way the oil supply system functions (see also the Technical Documentation of the Installation).The Installation).The lubricant quantity at the bearing oil inlet must correspond to the values indicated in the EDP-calculations. that the temperature monitoring equipment equipment works.

•

that the water cooling installation works.

•

EFT..

Attention! Not enough lubricant leads to • temperature rises and thus damage of the bearing.

Too much lubricant leads to • leakages.

The bearing is ready for operation.

− Supervise the bearing during the trial run (5-10 operating hours).

Pay special attention to: • • • • •

the way the oil supply installation works (necessary lubricant quantity, lubricant temperature, lubricant pressure before entering the bearing) bearing temperature sliding noises of the shaft seals tightness occurrence of inadmissible inadmissible vibrations.

Attention! If the bearing temperature exceeds the calculated value by 15 K (see bearing calculation) stop the installation installation immediately. Carry out an inspection of the bearing as described under Instructions for Service and Inspection of the Slide Bearings Type EF with External Oil Supply.

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9

Glossary

Baffle

With bearing types 10 and 20 the baffles are assembled externally in front of the shaft seals. The baffle, made of reinforced polyamide, protects the bearing from dust and water.

Rigid labyrinth seal

The rigid labyrinth seal (type 20) is used with slide bearings type E with high oil throughput.It throughput.It corresponds to the protective system IP44 and is made of an aluminium alloy. The rigid labyrinth seal is built of two halves, flanged at the housing.The labyrinths that wipe out the lubricant are ar ranged into two groups.The first two labyrinths , installed inside keep back most of the lubricant. Five further labyrinths protect the bearing from outside.They outside.They prevent the lubricant overflow and the ingress of impurities.The overflow lubricant is collected into a chamber between the both groups of labyrinths.Through the return bores the lubricant flows back into the bearing.

Spherical seating

The spherical seating is a special feature enabling the alignment of the shell in the housing.The housing.The shell is seated on two spherical seatings. The advantages of the spherical seating are: • easy at assembly • good heat transfer from the shell to the housing • suitable for such applications with high thrust or journal loads.

Dust flinger

In the case of bearing types 10 and 20 a light alloy alloy ring is clamped on the shaft shaft in front of the shaft.This ring fits into a groove in the seal carrier or the rigid labyrinth seal, thus building a labyrinth. The labyrinth protects the shaft exit against low pressure that could otherwise " absorb " the lubricant. Low pressure occurs for instance in the case of rotating discs, such as couplings or cooling discs.

Floating labyrinth seal

The floating labyrinth seal (type (type 10) in the seal carrier is used as a shaft seal in the case of bearings type E operating under normal conditions. It prevents the lubricant and lubricant mist coming out and the ingress of impurities. The floating seal has a high capacity of resistance to wear. It is made of a high-performance, high-performance, high temperature stability and electrically insulated plastic material.The floating seal consists of two halves held together by a garter spring. Both ends of the spring are hooked together. In the case of slide bearings type EM the floating seal is mounted into a two-piece seal carrier. The groove allows for radial movement of up to 1 mm. The seal is thus insensitive insensitive to shaft radial displacement or deflection. The sealing effect is produced by the baffles wiping off the lubricant from the shaft. The lubricant flows back into the bearing via oil return opening.

Machine seal

In the case of the flange mounted bearings, the machine seal reduces the influence of positive and negative pressure in the machine thus preventing leakages at the inner seal area. The space between the machine seal and the bearing housing must always be vented to atmospheric pressure. The size of the gap between shaft and machine seal influences the sealing effect.



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Instructions for Maintenance and Inspection

Slide Bearings Type EF with external oil supply

RH - EFZWI - E -

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Maintenance and Inspection

RENK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT Werk Hannover Weltausstellungsallee 21 D - 30539 Hannover Telephone: (0511) 8601-0 Telefax: (0511) 8601-266 e-mail: [email protected] [email protected] http:\\www.renk.de All rights reserved. reserved. Copy or reproduction without prior permission permission of RENK Aktiengesellschaft Aktiengesellschaft Hannover Hannover prohibited.

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Contents

Bearing Coding....................................................................... Coding................................................................................................................................................ ......................................................................... 5 General Drawing of the EF Slide Bearing with External Oil Supply...................................................... Supply................................................................. ........... 7 General Drawing of of the Thrust Part Part with RD-Thrust RD-Thrust Pads ...................................................... .............................................................................. ........................ 9 General Drawing of the Loose Oil Oil Ring ................................................. ......................................................................................................... ........................................................ 11 General Drawing of the Floating Labyrinth Ring Ring with Seal Carrier................................................................ 13 General Drawing Drawing of the Rigid Labyrinth Labyrinth Seal ................................................... ................................................................................................ ............................................. 15 General Drawing of the Baffle ....................................................................................................................... 17 General Drawing Drawing of the Dust Flinger Flinger ................................................. ............................................................................................................. ............................................................ 19 1

Consideration Considerations s for Use ........... ................ ........... ............ ............ ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ ............ ........ .. 21

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Safety Instructions.... Instructions......... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ......... .... 22

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Operating Operating Instructi Instructions ons after after Standst Standstill ill ........... ................. ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ......... .... 23

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Maintenance Maintenance Schedule.......... Schedule................ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........ .. 24

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Oil Change Change ........... ................ ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ ............ ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........ .. 25

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Dismantling Dismantling of the the Bearing ........... ................. ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... .......... ..... 26

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Tools Tools and equipmen equipment........ t.............. ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ............ ........... .......... ..... 26

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Use of liftin lifting g equipment equipment ........... ................ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........ 26

6.3

Preparation Preparation for dismantli dismantling ng ........... ................ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ............ ........ 28

6.4

Dismantl Dismantling ing of of the shaft shaft seal - outboard outboard side ........... ................ ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ..... 28

6.4.1 6.4.1

Floating Floating labyrin labyrinth th seal seal (Type (Type 10)........ 10).............. ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ..... 29

6.4.2 6.4.2

Floating Floating labyrinth labyrinth seal with dust flinger flinger (Type (Type 11).............. 11)................... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ..... 29

6.4.3 6.4.3

Floating Floating labyrint labyrinth h seal seal with with baffle baffle (Type (Type 12).............. 12).................... ............ ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ .......... ...... .. 29

6.4.4 6.4.4

Rigid labyrinth labyrinth seal (Type (Type 20) 20) ........... ................. ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........ 29

6.4.5 6.4.5

Rigid labyrinth labyrinth seal with with dust dust flinger flinger (Type (Type 21).... 21).......... ........... ........... ............ ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... .......... .... 29

6.4.6 6.4.6

Rigid Rigid labyrint labyrinth h seal with baffle baffle (Type (Type 22)...... 22)............ ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ............ .......... ........ .... 29

6.5

Dismantl Dismantling ing of of the top half half of the housi housing ng ........... ................ ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... .......... ..... 30

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Removal Removal of the top half half of the shell....... shell............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............. ............ ........ ... 30

6.6.1 6.6.1

Dismantl Dismantling ing of of the loose loose oil ring......... ring............... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... ..... 30

6.6.2 6.6.2

Dismantl Dismantling ing the the machin machine e side side shaft shaft seal........ seal.............. ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ......... .... 31

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Removal Removal of the the bottom bottom half of the the shell shell ........... ................ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ......... ... 31

6.8

Dismantl Dismantling ing of the the machine machine seal seal ........... ................. ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........ ... 31

Cleaning Cleaning and Checking Checking of the Bearing Bearing ............ .................. ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ ............ .......... ......... ..... 32

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Assembly Assembly of the Bearing ........... ................. ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ......... .... 34

8.1

Fitting Fitting in the bottom bottom half half of the shell shell ........... ................ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ............. ............. ........ 34

8.2

Assembly Assembly of the the shaft shaft seal seal - machin machine-si e-side de ........... ................ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ........... ........... ........... ......... .... 35

8.3

Installa Installation tion of the loose oil ring............ ring.................. ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ...... 37

8.4

Fitting Fitting in the the top half half of the shell shell ........... ................ ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ......... .... 38

8.5

Closing Closing of the bearing bearing ........... ................ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ......... .... 39

8.6

Assembly Assembly of of the Seals Seals - Outbo Outboard ard Side Side ........... ................. ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ......... .... 41

8.6.1 8.6.1

Floating Floating labyrin labyrinth th seal seal (Type (Type 10)........ 10).............. ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ..... 41

8.6.2 8.6.2

Floating Floating labyrinth labyrinth seal with dust flinger flinger (Type (Type 11).............. 11)................... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ............ ........... ..... 45

8.6.3 8.6.3

Floating Floating labyrint labyrinth h seal seal with with baffle baffle (Type (Type 12).............. 12).................... ............ ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ .......... ...... .. 46

8.6.4 8.6.4

Rigid labyrinth labyrinth seal (Type (Type 20) 20) ........... ................. ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........ 46

8.6.5 8.6.5

Rigid labyrinth labyrinth seal with with dust dust flinger flinger (Type (Type 21).... 21).......... ........... ........... ............ ........... .......... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... .......... .... 48

8.6.6 8.6.6

Rigid Rigid labyrint labyrinth h seal with baffle baffle (Type (Type 22)...... 22)............ ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ............ ............ ............ ........... ........... ............ .......... ........ .... 48

Starting Starting Operation Operation after Inspectio Inspection n ........... ................. ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ........... ............ ............ ........ 49

10 .. Corrosion Protection for Longer Standstill Periods............................................................................ 50 11 .. Transport Protection ................................................................. .............................................................................................................................. ............................................................. 50 12 .. Glossary.................................................................. Glossary .......................................................................................................................................... ................................................................................. ......... 51

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Bearing Coding

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Maintenance and Inspection 









Type

Housing

Heat Dissipation

Shape of Bore and Type of Lubrication

Thrust part

E

F - flange mounted mounted bearing



Z - lubrication by oil circulation with external oil cooling

C - plain cylindrical bore without oil ring

Q - without thrust part (non locating bearing )

X - lubrication by oil circulation circulation with external oil cooling when oil throughput is high

L - plain cylindrical bore with loose oil ring

B - plain sliding surfaces (locating bearing)

U - circulating pump and natural natural cooling T - circulating pump pump and water water cooling (finned cooler in oil sump)

Y - two-lobe bore bore (”lemon bore”) without oil ring V - four-lobe bore without oil ring

Size - Diameter

E - taper land faces for one sense of rotation (locating bearing) K - taper land faces for both senses of rotation (locating bearing)

9

80≤D≤100

11

100≤D≤125

14

125≤D≤160

18

160≤D≤200

22

200≤D≤250

28

250≤D≤315

A - elastically supported circular tilting pads (locating bearing)

Example for for bearing coding: coding:  E

 F

Shaft seals

 Z

 L

 K

 22-200

Type E slide bearing with flanged mounted housing, lubrication by oil circulation with external oil cooling, plain cylindrical bore with loose oil ring, locating bearing with taper land faces, size 22, diameter 200.

Type 10 - floating labyrinth seal (IP 44) Type 11 - floating labyrinth seal with dust flinger (IP 54) Type 12 - floating labyrinth seal with baffle (IP 55 ) Type 20 - rigid labyrinth seal (IP 44) Type 21 - rigid labyrinth seal with dust flinger (IP 54) Type 22 - rigid labyrinth seal with baffle (IP 55)

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General Drawing of the EF Slide Bearing

external oil supply

General Drawing of the EF Slide Bearing with external oil supply

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5

6

7

8

9

4

10 11 12

3

13

2 14 15

1 16 17 x x x

18 x x x x

31

19

30 20 21

29

22 23

24

28

27

26

25

1


2

Hole for positioning pin

3

Positioning pin

4

Conn Connec ecti tion on hole hole for for the the oil oil sup suppl ply y of the the thr thrus ustt par partt

5

Top sight glass

6

Eye bolt

7


8

Screw

9

Tapp Tapped ed hole hole ( in in the the top top and and bott bottom om halv halves es of the the she shell ll,, up up siz size e 14 14 )

10

Machine seal

11

Top half of the shell

12

Screw (split line of the housing)

13

Bottom half of the shell

14

Spherical seating

15

Engraved number - shell

16

Spigot

17

Tapped hole

18


19

Screw (split line of the shell)

20

Engraved numbers - housing

21


22

Tapp Tapped ed hole hole for for temp temper erat atur ure e mea measu sure reme ment nt of the the jou journ rnal al part part

23

Oil inlet connection hole

24

Tap Tapped ped hol hole e for for the the oil oil sum sump tem temp perat eratur ure e mea measu sure rem ment ent

25

Out Outlet let/Inlet coolin ling water (Type E.T..) ..)

26

Cooler ( Type E.T..)

27

Hexagon he head pl plug (O (Oil dr drain pl plug)

28

Metal tabs ( optional for EFZL. )

29

Oil outlet co connection hole

30

Oil Oil outlet let pipe with loc lock nut and lea lead seal

31

Marking

external oil supply

General Drawing of the Thrust Part with Circular Tilting Pads (RD-Thrust Pads)

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37

38 39 40

41

42

43

37

Carrier ring

38

Location groove

39

Shroud ring top half

40

Screw

41

Shroud ring bottom half

42

Circular ti tilting pa pad (R (RD-thrust pa pad)

43

Anti - Rotation pin

external oil supply

General Drawing of the Loose Oil Ring

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44 45 46 47

44

Loose Oil Ring

45

Dowel pin

46

Hole

47

Screw

external oil supply

General Drawing of the Floating Labyrinth Seal with Seal Carrier

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Bearing side 48

49

54 53

50 52 51

58

57

56

Outer view

55

48

Seal carrier - top half

49

Garter spring

50

Groove

51

Seal carrier - bottom half

52

Bottom half of the seal

53

Top half of the seal

54

Anti - rotation pin

55

Screw

56

Engraved number

57

Groove ( Type 11 )

58

Engraved number

external oil supply

General drawing of the Rigid Labyrinth Seal

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59 60

65

61 (2x)

62

64

63

59

Rigid labyrinth seal - top half

60

Screw

61

Screw (split line)

62

Groove ( Type 21 )

63

Rigid la labyrinth se seal - bottom pa part

64

Engraved number

65

Engraved number

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General Drawing of the Baffle

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66

67

68

66

Baffle - top half

67

Screw

68

Baffle - bottom half

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General Drawing of the Dust Flinger

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69

70 (2x)

69

Dust flinger

70

Screw (split line)


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Considerations for Use

The instructions for maintenance and inspection are addressed to qualified technical personnel (fitters, mechanic installers, mechanical engineers). Read these instructions carefully before starting assembly. Slide bearings of type EF are almost universally used in the engineering industry. Therefore it is not possible to provide detailed information on all possible types and range of applications for these bearing types. For instance, the position of the connection points points for supply and monitoring equipment is determined by the place of application ( in the following called " installation " ). Please keep ready the guidelines with the technical documentation before starting assembly and operation of the slide bearings. Additional technical technical documentation documentation with with detailed information information is supplied supplied in the the case of special design bearings. Please contact RENK Export or Domestic Department for supplementary information on bearings. Please indicate the bearing coding and the full reference number, too. Following indications should be observed when reading these instructions. Safety instructions instructions are marked as follows: Danger! Warning of dangers for personnel. Example: Warning of injury

Attention! Warning of damage for the bearing or installation.

Useful recommendations and additional information are framed. EF..Q

This is how chapters, instructions or recommendations are marked when referring to a single type or size of a bearing. Example: Slide bearing type EF without thrust part ( non-locating bearing ) -

Instruction follows.

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Beginning of an enumeration. enumerati on.

( )

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This is how the different parts of a bearing bearing as described in the general drawings ( numbers ) are marked in the text.

Use the enclosed check-list before starting assembly or operation. Copies available on request. The check list provides the experienced mechanical fitters of RENK bearings with the necessary instructions for installation and operation.



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Safety Instructions Danger! The maintenance and inspection of the slide bearings should be carried out by: • persons nominated by the safety representative correspondingly trained and instructed • persons correspondingly with knowledge knowledge on appropriate standards, standards, regulations regulations and accident • persons with prevention rules with knowledge knowledge on first-aid measures and and local rescue centres. centres. • persons with

Warning of injury! Before starting work on the bearing: - Switch off the installation. - Make sure the installation is not in operation. Never lift or transport machines, etc.by the bearing eye bolts. These are only intended for assembly and dismantling of the bearing !

Warning of injury! Do not grab such heavy bearing parts as the housing during assembly or dismantling work. This could result in bruising or injury to hands !

Attention! All metal parts of a slide bearing consisting consisting of top top and bottom part such such as the housing, housing, shells, shells, shaft seals are marked by engraved numbers. Fit together only the parts with the same number.

Attention! In case • the admissible bearing temperature exceeds by 15 K • inadmissible vibrations occur • unusual noises or odours are noticed • monitoring equipment triggers alarm shut down the installation and inform the maintenance personnel in charge.

Attention! Do not operate the bearing below the transition speed values indicated in the bearing calculation, thus avoiding inadmissible inadmissible operating conditions, which could lead to damage of the bearing.

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Operating Instructions after Standstill

Clean the external parts of the bearing. Dust and dirt impede the radiation of the heat. Check with the instructions to determine if an oil change is necessary. Depending on the duration of the standstill an oil change is either prescribed or recommended. Carry out the oil change as indicated in Chapter 5. Retighten the screws (8), (18), (12) (12) at the split line and flange to the following torque rates:

Bearing Size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Torque [Nm] for µtot = 0,1 (lightly oiled)

69

69

170

330

570

1150

− − − − −

Check that the top sight glass (5) is firmly in position. Retighten the connection holes for oil inlets and outlets, the oil supply hole for the thrust part (optional). The necessary torque rates depend on the used pipe joints. In case a thermo sensor or/and an oil sump thermometer are used: Check that they are correctly fitted (see also the manufacturer's instructions). instructions). Retighten all screw plugs in the connection holes (22), (24), (27), (29) to the necessary torque rates:

Screw plug threads

EFT..

G 3/8

G 1/2

G 3/4

G1

G 1 1/4

G 1 1/2

G2

G 2 1/2


30

40

60

110

160

230

320

500


34

60

85

130

240

300

330

410

−

Start operating the oil supply system and check its functioning functioning ( see also the Technical Documentation of the Installation ). The supplied oil quantity at the bearing oil inlet must correspond to the values indicated in the EDP-calculations.

−

Check that the temperature monitoring equipment is functioning correctly

−

Check that the cooler is functioning functioning correctly.

The bearing is now ready to work.

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Maintenance Schedule

Maintenance Maintenance work

Deadline

Exterior cleaning of the bearing

every 100-1000 hours

Oil change

Bearing in reversing operation every 5000 operating hours. Bearing in continuous operation every 20.000 operating hours (please observe also the indications for the use of the lubricating oil).

Bearing inspection

During prevention maintenance maintenance work for the installation. installation. Immediately if: •

the bearing temperature exceeds 15 K over the indicated value (see the EDP-calculations)

•

unusual operating noises occur

•

unusual changes of the lubricating oil become visible

•

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Oil Change

Risk of pollution! Please observe the instructions for the use of the lubricating oil. The manufacturer can provide information on waste oil disposal. − − − − − −

Shut down the installation and secure it against unintended operation. Shut down the oil supply system. Take all necesarry measures to collect the whole quantity of the lubricating oil. Drain off the lubricating oil while still in a warm condition. Impurities and residues will thus be scavenged. Go ahead as follows: Drain off and collect the lubricating oil of the oil supply system. Unscrew the hexagon head plug (27). Drain off the lubricating oil and collect it.

Attention! In case where the lubricating oil contains unusual residues or is visibly changed, eliminate the causes. If necessary, carry out an inspection. −

Tighten the hexagon head plug (27) to the following torque rates:

Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Torque [Nm]

30

30

30

40

60

60

− − −

Clean the oil tank. Fill up the oil supply system with lubricating oil. Use a lubricant with the viscosity indicated on the bearing type plate. Start the oil supply system in or der to fill up the bearing with lubricating oil.

The bearing is ready to work when the quantity of oil supplied at the bearing oil inlet corresponds to the values indicated in the EDP-calculations.

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Dismantling of the Bearing

6.1

Tools and equipment Following tools and equipment are necessary:

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Allan key set set Wrenching key set Open-jawed spanner set Feeler gauges (up 0,05 mm) Caliper gauge Emery paper, plain scraper Oil stone Lifting equipment Permanent sealing compound (e.g. Curil T) Clean (close weave) rags Oil with the viscosity indicated (see bearing type plate) Detergents Liquid screw locking compound (e.g.LOCTITE 242) Liquid sealing compound and Teflon tape.

6.2

Use of lifting equipment Risk of injury!

Before transport or lifting check if the eye bolts are tight! Insecure eye bolts could result in bearing becoming loose. Before moving the bearing by the eye bolts make sure that the split line screws are tightened, otherwise the bottom half of the bearing could become detached. Make sure that the eye bolts are not exposed to bending stress, otherwise the bolts could break. Follow exactly the instructions for the use of the lifting equipment. equipment. −

Use lifting equipment for following assembly and transport works:

Transport/Assembly Transport/Assembly of:

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Use lifting equipment for the following bearing sizes

Whole bearing unit

9-28


14-28


11-28

Shells

14-28


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Following steps are to be observed before using the lifting equipment:

Whole bearing unit −

Check if the screws are ar e tight (12):

Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Torque value [Nm] for µtot = 0,1 (lightly oiled)

69

69

170

330

570

1150

− −

Check if the eye bolts are tight (6). Connect the lifting equipment to the eye bolts (6).

Top half of the housing − −

Check if the eye bolts are tight (6). Connect the lifting equipment to the eye bolts (6).

Bottom half of the housing −

Screw two eye bolts (6) with suitable threads tight into the cross-placed opposite tapped holes (17).

Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Tapped hole

M 12

M 12

M 16

M 20

M 24

M 30

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Connect the lifting equipment to the eye bolts (6).

Shells −

Bearing size

14

18

22

28

Tapped hole

M8

M 12

M 12

M 16

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6.3

Preparation for dismantling dismantling

Attention! Make sure that the work place is clean. Contamination and damage to the bearing, especially to the working surfaces, have a negative influence on the operating quality and could lead to premature failure.

Attention! Do not use any violence or force!

−

Shut down the installation and ensure it against unintended operation. Shut down the oil supply system.

−

Interrupt the cooling water supply.

−

Disconnect all thermo sensors from the tapped holes. Take all necessary measures to collect the lubricating oil. Unscrew the hexagon head plug (27) and collect the lubricating oil.

−

EFT..

− −

Risk of pollution! Please observe the instructions for the use of the lubricating oil. The manufacturer can provide necessary information on waste oil disposal. −

Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Torque (Nm]

30

30

30

40

60

60

−

6.4

Inform yourself about maintenance and inspection of the oil supply system ( see also the Technical Documentation Documentation Oil Supply System ). Carry out all necessary maintenance and inspection works. Dismantling of the shaft seal - outboard side

−

Dismantle the outboard side seals of the bearing. Proceed correspondingly to the seal type:

•

Floating labyrinth seal (Type 10) Floating labyrinth seal with dust flinger (Type 11) Floating labyrinth seal with baffle (Type 12)

Chapter 6.4.1 Chapter 6.4.2 Chapter 6.4.3



• • • • •

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Tighten the hexagon head plug (27) to the following torque rates


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6.4.1

Type 10

− − −

Floating labyrinth seal (Type 10)

Loosen all screws (55) and take them out. Remove simultaneously in axial direction both top half (48) and bottom half (51) of the seal carrier from the housing. Shift a little (about 20 mm) the top half (53) of the seal. Tilt it over carefully until the garter spring (49) unbends. Warning of injury! During dismantling dismantling of the floating labyrinth seal hold tight the garter spring (49) which is under tension and could bounce back and lead to injury.

−

Type 11

Open the garter spring (49) and r emove the bottom half of the seal (52) from the shaft.

6.4.2 − −

Dismantle the dust flinger (69). Loosen the screws (70) and take out the dust flinger (69) from the groove (57) of the seal carrier.Remove both halves of the dust flinger. Go on as indicated for type 10 (see Chapter .4.1).

6.4.3

Type 12

− −

− − −

− −

− −

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Dismantle the dust flinger (69). Loosen the screws (70) and take out the dust flinger (69) from the groove (62) of the rigid seal. Remove both halves of the dust flinger. Go on as indicated for type 20 (see Chapter 6.4.4).

6.4.6

Type 22


Loosen all screws (60) and take them out. Take out the screws (61). Remove simultaneously in axial direction both top (59) and bottom (63) halves of the rigid labyrinth seal.

6.4.5

Type 21

Floating labyrinth seal with baffle (Type 12)

Disconnect both top 66) and bottom (68) halves of the baffle by untightening the screws (67). Go on as indicated for type 10 (see Chapter 6.4.1).

6.4.4

Type 20



Unscrew the top half (66) and the bottom half (68) of the baffle by untightening the screws (67). Go on as indicated for type 20 (see Chapter 6.4.4).



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6.5 EF.V.

Dismantling of the top half of the housing Unscrew the screw plug with the welded-on positioning pin. Remove the screws (8). Remove the screws (12). Lift the top part of the housing (1) until the top part of the housing can be moved in axial line over the shell, without touching it.

− − − −

6.6

Removal of the top half of the shell Unscrew the screws (19) and lift the top half of the shell (11).

−

Attention! Do not damage the thrust and radial working surfaces.

Attention! In the case of insulated housings (white plastic insulating foil) avoid any jamming of the top half of the shell when you lift it up. Jamming could lead to damage of the insulating foil in the bottom half of the housing.

EF.L.

6.6.1

Dismantling of the loose oil ring

Open both split lines of the loose oil ring (44) by untightening and taking out the screws (47). Separate both halves of the loose oil ring (44) carefully without using any tools or other devices.

−

I

II 44 44

44

47

Illu Illust stra rati tion on 1

Open Openin ing g of of the the loos loose e oil oil ring ring

To check the geometry of the loose oil ring put it together as follows: − − −

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Press the positioning pin (45) into the holes (46). Adjust both halves of the the loose oil ring till till the split lines lines match each other. Tighten the screws (47).


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Dismantling the machine side shaft seal

Shift a little (about 20 mm) the top half (53) of the seal. Tilt it over carefully until the garter spring (49) unbends. Warning of injury! During dismantling dismantling of the floating labyrinth seal hold tight the garter spring (49) which is under tension and could bounce back and lead to injury.

−

6.7

Open the garter spring (49) and turn the bottom half of the seal (52) in opposite direction from the anti-rotation pin out of the integrated seal gr oove of the bottom half of the housing. Removal of the bottom half of the shell

Attention! Make sure that all bearings mounted on a shaft line are opened. Loosen the screws at the split line of the housings.

Attention! The lifting equipment should not come into contact with the seal and working surfaces of the shaft. − −

Lift the shaft up to the point where shaft and bottom half of the shell (13) do not touch each other any more. Protect the shaft against unintended movement. Turn the bottom half of the shell (13) out of the bottom half of the housing (21) and remove it from the shaft.

Attention! If the bottom half of the shell (13) is provided with metal tabs (28) do not remove them. They regulate the oil level in the oil pockets.

6.8

Dismantling of the machine seal

Usually it is not necessary to dismantle the machine seal (10) if maintenance works are carried out. If due to cer tain reasons the split machine seal must be dismantled please observe that this operation can be carried out only from the inner part of the machine. Loosen the screws at the split line of the machine seal and remove the screws (7). Non-split machine machine seals can be dismantled only after dismantling dismantling the machine shield or the shaft completely. In the case the machine seal is equipped with a hamp packing, some visible changes can be noticed, such as : tallow excess, black colour of the seal due to temperature development. Even in such cases it is not necessary to renew the hamp packing. Colour changes will appear with a new hamp packing too, until the seal clearance adjusts during operation.

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7

Cleaning and Checking of the Bearing

Attention! Use only non-aggressive detergents such as for instance • VALVOLINE 150 cleaning compounds compounds (pH-value (pH-value 6 to 9, short short reaction time). • Alcaline cleaning

Warning of injury! Please observe the instructions for the use of the detergents.

Attention! Never use cleaning wool or cloth. Residues of such materials left in the bearing could lead to excessive temperatures. −

Clean the following parts thoroughly: thoroughly:

•

top half of the housing (1)

•

bottom half of the housing (21)

•

top half of the shell (11)

•

bottom half of the shell (13)

•

sealing surfaces of the top half (48) and bottom half (51) (51) of the seal carrier or of the rigid labyrinth seal

EF.L.

•

loose oil ring (44).

EFT..

−

Check the condition of the cooler (26).

In case the cooler (26) is incrusted with oil sludge: − −

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Dismantle the cooler. Remove the incrustation by using for instance a wire brush. Install the cooler (26) into the bearing.


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Bearing part

Wear condition

Maintenance Maintenance procedure

Shell

Scoring

Bearing temperature before inspection: inspection: - no new shells • not increased increased - new shells • in

White metal lining damaged

New shell

Bow wave ridges

New shells

Shaft seal

Baffles broken or damaged

New shaft seal

Loose oil ring

Geometrical form ( roundness, flatness ) visibly changed

New loose oil ring

−

EF.C. EF.L. EF.Y. Size 9-14

Carry out a visual check of the wear condition of all bearing parts. The following table provides information on the parts that must be replaced in case of wear.The right evaluation of the wear condition, especially of the working surfaces of the shell, implies a lot of experience. If in doubt, replace the worn part with new ones.

Check the projection of the positioning pin (3) according to the rates indicated below:

Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Projection of the positioning pin (4) mm

7

8

10

12

14

16

In case the projection is less than indicated,

insulated bearings

EF..A

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−

drive the positioning pin (3) into the top half of the housing (1) until the indicated value is reached.

−

Check the insulating layer of the spherical seating (14) of the top half (1) and bottom half (21) of the housing. In case of damage contact the RENK-sales agency in charge.

−

Check the mobility of all RD-thrust pads (42).



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8

Assembly of the Bearing

Attention! Remove all impurities or other objects such as screws, nuts, etc. from inside the bearing. If left inside they could lead to damage of the bearing. Cover up the opened bearing during work breaks.

Attention! Carry out all assembly operations without making use of force.

Attention! Secure all screws at the split line, of the housing and flange with a liquid screw locking compound (e.g.LOCTITE 242).

8.1 EF..E

Fitting in the bottom half of the shell

Attention! Mounting Mounting the bottom half of the shell (not marked with an arrow) correctly will ease the assembly of the top half shell (marked with an arrow) (see chapter 8.4). −

−

Apply some lubricant lubricant to the spherical spherical seating (14) in the bottom half half of the housing housing (21) and to the working surfaces of the shaft. Use the same type of lubricant as indicated for bearing operation ( see type plate ). Place the bottom half of the shell (13) on the working surface of the shaft. Turn the bottom half of the shell (13) into the bottom half of the housing (21) with the split line surfaces of both halves in true alignment.

In case the bottom half of the shell doesn`t turn in easily, check the position of the shaft and the alignment of the housing


Attention! These operations should be carried out most car efully. The thrust parts of the bottom shell must not be damaged. −

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Lower down the shaft till it sits on the bottom half of the shell (13).


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Assembly of the shaft seal - machine-side

The machine-side shaft seal, as standard, a floating labyrinth seal. The integrated seal groove is in the top and bottom halves of the housing. Warning of injury! During assembly hold the garter spring ends (49) securely to avoid them suddenly releasing and causing possible injury!

Check the movement of the floating labyrinth seal on the shaft in the seal area outside the housing: − − − −

Put the garter spring (49) around the shaft and hook both ends into each other. Put both halves of the seal (52), (53) in their place on the shaft. Put the garter spring (49) into the groove (50). Turn the floating labyrinth seal on the shaft.

Attention! The floating labyrinth seal should turn easily on the shaft. A jammed seal could lead to overheating during operation and even to shaft wear. If the floating labyrinth seal jams, - dismantle the seal and - remove the worn parts of the seal carefully, by using emery paper or a plain scraper. − −

Dismantle the floating labyrinth seal. Apply Curil T to to the guide surfaces surfaces of the integrated integrated seal groove in the bottom half half of the housing.

21


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Applikat Applikation ion of Curil Curil T to the integrate integrated d seal seal groove groove



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−

Apply a uniform uniform layer of Curil T to the the seal surfaces and and to the split split line surfaces of both halves halves of the seal (52), (53).

52



Please observe the instructions for the use of Curil T. − − −

− − − −

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Place the bottom half of the seal (52) with the labyrinths onto the shaft. The oil return holes at the bearing side must be clear and open. Turn the seal in opposite direction from the anti-rotation pin into the groove of the housing until until the split lines of the bottom half of the housing and the bottom half of the seal match each other. Remove the residue of Curil T. Push the spring hook into the integrated groove between the bottom half of the housing and the seal until both ends jut out from the split line. Place the top half of the seal with the cam facing the inside of the bearing on the bottom half of the seal. Stretch the garter spring till both ends can be hooked.


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EF.L.

Installation Installatio n of the loose oil ring Open both split lines of the loose oil ring (44) by untightening and removing the screws (47). Separate both halves of the loose oil ring (44) carefully without using any tools or other devices.

−

II

I

44 44

44

47

Illu Illust stra rati tion on:4 :4 − −

Open Openin ing g of of the the loos loose e oil oil ring ring

Place both halves of the loose oil ring into the shell groove (13) around the shaft. Press the positioning pin (45) of each split line into the corresponding hole (46). Adjust both halves of the the loose oil ring till till the split lines lines match each other.

21 45 44

44 Illus Illustra tratio tion n 5: 5: −

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18 Insta Installa llatio tion n of of the the loose loose oil ring ring

Tighten the screws (47) to the following torque rates:

Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Torque [Nm]

1,4

1,4

1,4

2,7

2,7

2,7



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8.4 − − −

Fitting in the top half of the shell

Apply some lubricant lubricant to the working working surfaces of the shaft. Use the the same type of lubricant lubricant as indicated for bearing operation (see type plate). Check if the engraved numbers (15 ) on the bottom and top halves of the shell correspond. Place the top half of the shell (11) on the shaft; both engraved numbers (15) should be on the same side.

Attention! An incorrectly placed placed shell could could jam the shaft shaft thus leading leading to the damage of of both shaft and and bearing. EF..B, EF..K, EF..E, EF..A insulated bearings

Attention! Place the top half of the shell carefully on the shaft. The thrust parts of the top half of the shell must not be damaged.

In the case of bearings arranged for insulation monitoring, connect the black cable for insulation monitoring to the shell. According to the the bearing type, there there are two possibilities possibilities of connection. connection. 1. The black cable is provided with a cable connector. − − −

Plug the cable with the cable connector into the counterpart available on the top of the shell. Lead the cable through the cable gland in the bottom half of the housing and out of the bearing. Tighten the cable gland oil-tight.

2. The black cable is provided with an eyelet.

−

Fasten the cable with the eyelet to the split line of the shell, by using one of the shell joint bolts. Lead the cable through the cable gland in the bottom half of the housing and out of the bearing. Tighten the cable gland oil-tight.

−

Tighten up the screws (19) to the following torque rates:

− −

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Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Torque [Nm]

8

8

20

69

69

170

−

Check the split line of the shell by using a feeler gauge. The split line gap should be less than 0,05 mm. If the split line is greater than this, dismantle both top and bottom (11), (13) halves of the shell. Rework the split line surfaces of the top half (11) and bottom half (13) of the shell with an oil stone.

−

Check the mobility of the loose oil ring (44).

A guide bush bush in the top half of the shell shell secures the the function of the loose oil ring. ring. −

Check the mobility of the loose oil ring (44) in the guide bush.


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Shells with taper land faces suitable only for one direction of rotation are marked with an arrow on the top half shell, which indicates the sense of r otation of the shaft.

EF..E

The arrow indicates the allowed direction of shaft rotation after completion of the bearing assembly. Before mounting the top half of the housing check that the proposed direction of rotation of the shaft corresponds to the direction indicated by the arrow on the top half of the shell. If the directions match, continue the assembly of the bearing. If the directions do not match, the shell must be disassembled, re-aligned and mounted again.

− − −

Attention! A wrongly placed shell, without without observance of of the direction of rotation of the shaft, shaft, impairs the the operational safety of the bearing.

8.5 −

EF.C. EF.L. EF.Y.

Closing of the bearing Check the true alignment of the shell (11), (13) and bottom half (21) of the housing.

The positioning pin (3) in the top half of the housing fits in the corresponding hole (2). The shell is thus placed into its right position. − − −

Check if the engraved numbers (20) on the top and bottom halves of the housing correspond. Clean the split line surfaces of the top and bottom halves (1), (21) of the housing. Apply Curil T to to the whole surface surface of the split split line of the bottom bottom half (21) (21) of the housing. housing.

Please observe the instructions for the use of Curil T. − − − − −

EF.V.

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Place the top half of the housing carefully into the machine shield, without touching the seals or the shell. Lower the top half of the housing (1) vertically on the bottom half of the housing (21). Lower the top half of the housing (1) till the split line of the housing is not visible any more. Gently hit the bottom half of the housing (21) with a nylon hammer, thus ensuring the alignment of the spherical seating. Insert the screws (12). Tighten them hand-tight. Insert the screws (8). Tighten them to the following torque rates:

Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Torque [Nm] µtot = 0,1 (lightly oiled)

69

69

170

330

570

1150

−

Tighten the screws (12) of the housing crosswise to the same torque rates.

−

Tighten the screw plug with the welded-on positioning pin into the top half of the housing.



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insulated bearings

Insulation monitoring In the case of electric insulated bearings provided with insulation insulation monitoring, the cable coming out of the housing must be connected in a professional manner. According to the the type supplied, supplied, please follow the the assembly instructions instructions given below. a) The cable cable is very short short and provided with a further cable cable connector connector at the end end of it. This cable is ready for connection to the housing. The bottom half of the housing is provided with the counterpart. −

Plug the cable connector into the counterpart.

Attention! This connection bypasses the electrical insulation of the bearing. In the case of electric machines, make sure at least one bearing is electrically insulated.

To check the electrical insulation, interrupt the connection cable - housing. Check the electrical resistance with a suitable measuring instrument. instrument. Make sure that both bearings and the coupling are electrically insulated. b) The cable has a free end. In this case the customer has to make the connection. Attention! If only one bearing is insulated, the end of the cable must not be earthed.

Any further connection connection depends depends on the customer customer’’s requirements related to the insulation insulation monitoring and can not therefore be described here.

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• • • • • •

Type 10

Assembly of the the Seals - Outboard Outboard Side

Assemble the outboard outboard side seals. seals. Proceed according to the seal type used: Floating labyrinth seal (Type 10) Floating labyrinth seal with dust flinger (Type 11) Floating labyrinth seal with baffle (Type 12)




8.6.1

Floating labyrinth seal (Type 10) Warning of injury! During assembly hold the garter spring ends (49) securely to avoid them suddenly releasing and causing possible injury!

Check the movement of the floating labyrinth seal on the shaft in the seal area outside the housing. − − − −

Put the garter spring (49) around the shaft and hook both ends into each other. Put both halves of the seal (52), (53) in their place on the shaft. Put the garter spring (49) into the groove (50). Turn the floating labyrinth seal on the shaft.

Attention! The floating labyrinth seal should turn easily on the shaft. A jammed seal could lead to overheating during operation and even to shaft wear. If the floating labyrinth seal jams, - dismantle the seal and - remove the worn parts of the seal carefully, by using emery paper or a plain scraper. −

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Dismantle the floating labyrinth seal.



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−

Apply a uniform uniform layer of Curil T to the the seal surfaces and and to the split split line surfaces of both halves halves of the seal (52), (53).


52

Illustrat Illustration ion 6: − − −


Press the bottom half of the seal (52) against the shaft. Place the top half of the seal (53) on the shaft and align both halves of the seal to each other. Place the garter spring (49) into the groove (50) and stretch until both ends can be hooked.

54

49


42

52

53

1

21

Assem Assembly bly of of the the floati floating ng laby labyrin rinth th seal seal


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− −

Place in true alignment the split line of the floating labyrinth seal and the split line of the seal carrier. Check that both engraved numbers (56) and (58) on top and bottom halves of the seal carr ier (48), (51) correspond.

−

Clean the following parts:

•

the seal surfaces of the top (48) and bottom (51) half of the seal carrier (the groove of the floating labyrinth seal, the flange surfaces) the split line surfaces of the top (48) and bottom (51) half of the seal carrier the flange surfaces of the housing.

• • − • • •

Apply a uniform uniform layer of Curil T to: to: the lateral surfaces of the groove at the top (48) and bottom (51) half of the seal carrier the flange surfaces of the top (48) and bottom (51) half of the seal carrier the split line surfaces of the bottom half of the seal carrier (51).


51

Illus Illustra tratio tion n 8:

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Appli Applicat cation ion of Curil Curil T to to the the seal seal carrie carrierr



43


−

Place the top half of the seal carrier (48) on the top half of the seal (53). Press the bottom half (51) of the seal carrier against it. Push the shaft seal completely into the housing.

48

54

53

Illus Illustra tratio tion n 9: − −

44

Assem Assembly bly of the the seal seal carrie carrierr

Place in true alignment the split lines of the seal carrier and the housing. Tighten up the screws (55) to the following torque rates:

Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Torque [Nm]

8

8

8

20

20

20


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8.6.2 − −


Assemble the floating floating labyrinth labyrinth seal with dust flinger as described in Chapter Chapter 8.6.1, Floating Floating labyrinth seal type 10. Place both halves of the dust flinger (69) in front of the shaft seal around the shaft. Loosely screw in the screws (70).

48

69

e

57

Illustrat Illustration ion 10: 10: Clearance Clearance between between dust dust flinge flingerr and seal seal carrier −

EF..Q

−

Push the dust flinger (69) into the groove (57) of the seal carrier. Set the clearance "e" at the following figure around the whole unit:


(Parameters indicated in the Technical Documentation Documentation of the Installation). Installation). −

Tighten up the screws (70) to the following torque rates:

Seal diameter [mm] Torque [Nm] EF..B, EF..K, EF..E, EF..A

− − −

>140

7

18

Push the dust flinger (69) into the groove (57) of the seal carrier. Set the clearance "e" at 1 mm around the whole unit. Tighten the screws (70) to the following torque rates:


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80-140


80-140

>140

7

18


45


Type 12

8.6.3 − − − −

Floating labyrinth seal with baffle (Type 12)

Assemble the floating floating labyrinth labyrinth seal with baffle as in Chapter Chapter 8.6.1, Type 10. Apply a uniform uniform layer of Curil T to the flange surfaces surfaces of the top half half (66) and and bottom half (68) (68) of the baffle. Screw • the top half of the baffle (66) to the top half of the seal carrier (48) • the bottom half of the baffle (68) to the bottom half of the seal carrier (51). Tighten the screws (67) to the following torque rates:

Seal diameter [mm]

80-140

>140

4

10

Torque [Nm] Type 20

8.6.4 − − • • • − • •


Check if the engraved numbers (64) and (65) on the bottom half (63) and top half (59) of the rigid labyrinth seal correspond. Clean the flange surfaces of the top half (59) and bottom half (63) of the rigid labyrinth seal the split line surfaces of the top half (59) and bottom half (63) of the rigid labyrinth seal the flange surfaces of the housing. Apply a uniform uniform layer of Curil T to to the following following parts: the flange surfaces of the top half (59) and bottom half (63) of the rigid labyrinth seal the split lines of the bottom half (63) of the rigid labyrinth seal.


63

Illustrat Illustration ion 11: 11: Applicati Application on of Curil Curil T to the rigid labyrin labyrinth th seal

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− −

Place the top half (59) of the rigid labyrinth seal on the shaft and press slightly the bottom half (63) of the rigid labyrinth seal from below against it. Lightly push the rigid labyrinth seal completely into the housing. housing. Tighten the screws (61). Place in parallel alignment the split line of the rigid labyrinth seal and the split line of the housing. Press the rigid labyrinth seal slightly from below against the shaft. Adjust the rigid labyrinth seal in such a way that the clearance "f" between the shaft and the rigid labyrinth seal at both split lines has the same figure.

1

59

f

f

21

63

Illustrat Illustration ion 12: 12: Alignmen Alignmentt of the rigid labyri labyrinth nth seal seal −

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Bearing size

9

11

14

18

22

28

Torque [Nm]

8

8

8

20

20

20



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Type 21

8.6.5 − −


Assemble the rigid rigid labyrinth seal with dust dust flinger as indicated indicated in Chapter Chapter 8.6.4, Type Type 20. Place both halves of the dust flinger (69) round the shaft, in front of the rigid labyrinth seal. Mount the screws (70) loose.

59

69

e 62

Illustrat Illustration ion 13: 13: Clearance Clearance between between dust dust flinger flinger and rigid labyrint labyrinth h seal EF..Q

− −

Push the dust flinger (69) into the groove (62) of the rigid labyrinth seal. Set the clearance "e" at the following figure around the whole unit:


(Parameters are indicated in the Technical Documentation of the Installation). Installation). −


Seal diameter [mm]

80-140

>140

7

18

Torque [Nm] EF..B, EF..K, EF..E, EF..A

− − −

Push the dust flinger (69) into the groove (62) of the r igid labyrinth seal. Set the clearance "e" at 1 mm around the whole unit. Tighten the screws (70) to the following torque rates:

Seal diameter [mm]

80-140

>140

7

18

Torque [Nm]

Type 22

8.6.6 − − − −


Assemble the rigid rigid labyrinth seal with baffle baffle as described in Chapter Chapter 8.6.4. Apply a uniform uniform layer of Curil T to the flange surfaces surfaces of the top half half (66) and and bottom half (68) (68) of the baffle. Screw • the top half of the baffle (66) to the top half (59) of the rigid labyrinth seal. • the bottom half of the baffle (68) to the bottom half (63) of the rigid labyrinth seal. Tighten the screws (67) to the following torque rates:

Seal diameter [mm]

80-140

>140

4

10

Torque [Nm]

48


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Starting Operation after Inspection

•

Fit the thermo sensors for: temperature measurement of the journal part in the tapped holes (22) temperature measurement of the thrust part in the tapped holes (optional).

−

Retighten all screw plugs in the tapped holes (22), (24), (27), (29) to the following torque rates:

− •

Screw plug threads

G 3/8

G 1/2

G 3/4

G1

G 1 1/4

G 1 1/2

G2

G 2 1/2


30

40

60

110

160

230

320

500


34

60

85

130

240

300

330

410

−

Check that the top sight glass (5) is tight. Retighten the connection holes for oil inlet and oil outlet and the holes for the thrust part oil supply system (optional). The torque depends on the threaded joints used.

−

Carry out a visual check of the assembled bearing.

− −

Fill up the oil supply system with lubricant. Use the same type of lubricant as indicated on the type plate. Start operating the oil supply system in order to fill up the bearing with lubricant.

−

Check

•

the way the oil supply system functions ( see also the Technical Documentation of the Installation).The Installation).The lubricant quantity at the bearing oil inlet must correspond to the values indicated in the EDP-calculations.

•

that the temperature monitoring equipment functions.

−

Attention! Not enough lubricant leads to temperature rises and thus to damage to the bearing. • Too much lubricant leads to leakages. • EFT..

−

Start operating the cooling water supply system and check its functioning. functioning.

The bearing is ready for operation.

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−

Supervise the bearing during the trial run ( 5 - 10 operating hours ). Pay special attention to:

•

the way the oil supply system works (necessary lubricant quantity, lubricant pressure before entering the bearing)

•

bearing temperature

•

sliding noises of the shaft seals

•

tightness

•

occurrence of inadmissible inadmissible vibrations.

Attention! If the bearing temperature exceeds the calculated value by 15 K (see the EDP-bearing calculations) calculations) stop the installation immediately. Carry out an inspection of the bearing and find out the causes.

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Corrosion Protection for Longer Standstill Periods

If you want to protect the bearing mounted on an installation against corrosion proceed as follows: − − − − − −

− − −

Dismantle the bearing (see Chapter 6). Clean the bearing (see Chapter 7). Paint or spray the top half of the shell (11), the bottom half of the shell (13) and the shaft with TECTYL 511. Assemble the bearing bearing (see Chapter Chapter 8). Close all tapped holes with screw plugs. Seal the gaps between • shaft seal and housing • shaft seal and shaft by using a self-adhesive, self-adhesive, permanent tape. Remove the top sight glass (5). Spray some anti-corrosive such as TECTYL 511 or VALVOLINE into the bearing. Put a bag of dessicant (silicate gel) inside. The dessicant absorbs the humidity and prevents the formation of condensation water inside the bearing. Close the bearing tight with the top sight glass (5).

In case the standstill period is longer than 1/2 year: − −

Repeat the preservation procedures. Put a new bag of dessicant into the bearing.

In case the standstill period lasts more years: − −

11

Dismantle the shells. Preserve and store the bearing parts.

Transport Protection

In case of a machine equipped with slide bearings of type EF: − −

50

Carry out the corrosion protection as described in Chapter 10 and apply enough lubricant on the working surfaces of the bearing. Secure the shaft against thrust and radial movements during transport.


© RENK

AG Werk Hannover


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Glossary

Baffle

With bearing types 10 and 20 the baffles are assembled externally in front of the shaft seals. The baffle, made of reinforced polyamide, protects the bearing from dust and water.

Rigid labyrinth seal

The rigid labyrinth seal (type 20) is used with slide bearings type E with high oil throughput.It throughput.It corresponds to the protective system IP44 and is made of an aluminium alloy. The rigid labyrinth seal is built of two halves, flanged at the housing.The labyrinths that wipe out the lubricant are ar ranged into two groups.The first two labyrinths , installed inside keep back most of the lubricant. Five further labyrinths protect the bearing from outside.They outside.They prevent the lubricant overflow and the ingress of impurities.The overflow lubricant is collected into a chamber between the both groups of labyrinths.Through the return bores the lubricant flows back into the bearing.

Spherical seating

The spherical seating is a special feature enabling the alignment of the shell in the housing.The housing.The shell is seated on two spherical seatings. The advantages of the spherical seating are: • easy at assembly • good heat transfer from the shell to the housing • suitable for such applications with high thrust or journal loads.

Dust flinger

In the case of bearing types 10 and 20 a light alloy alloy ring is clamped on the shaft shaft in front of the shaft.This ring fits into a groove in the seal carrier or the rigid labyrinth seal, thus building a labyrinth. The labyrinth protects the shaft exit against low pressure that could otherwise " absorb " the lubricant. Low pressure occurs for instance in the case of rotating discs, such as couplings or cooling discs.

Floating labyrinth seal

The floating labyrinth seal (type (type 10) in the seal carrier is used as a shaft seal in the case of bearings type E operating under normal conditions. It prevents the lubricant and lubricant mist coming out and the ingress of impurities. The floating seal has a high capacity of resistance to wear. It is made of a high-performance, high-performance, high temperature stability and electrically insulated plastic material.The floating seal consists of two halves held together by a garter spring. Both ends of the spring are hooked together. In the case of slide bearings type EM the floating seal is mounted into a two-piece seal carrier. The groove allows for radial movement of up to 1 mm. The seal is thus insensitive insensitive to shaft radial displacement or deflection. The sealing effect is produced by the baffles wiping off the lubricant from the shaft. The lubricant flows back into the bearing via oil return opening.

Machine seal

In the case of the flange mounted bearings, the machine seal reduces the influence of positive and negative pressure in the machine thus preventing leakages at the inner seal area. The space between the machine seal and the bearing housing must always be vented to atmospheric pressure. The size of the gap between shaft and machine seal influences the sealing effect.

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LIST OF RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS Turbo Generator: Type: Serial No: Project No:

1DT 4138-8AD02-Z 1219294/100 3488017

Item

Description

Quantity

Location

Type

1

Slide Bearing Shell

1 set

DE Bearing

EFZLK 22-250

Renk

2

Slide Bearing Shell

1 set

NDE Bearing

EFZLQ 22-225

Renk

1

DE Bearing

1

NDE Bearing

1

NDE

DEW 8,5-400-460V/1000W 8,5-400-460V/1000W SN70621

1 set / 6 pcs. 1 set / 6 pcs.

V1-V6 / Rectifier Wheel, U / Bus Rings at Rectifier Wheel

D660N-18T SN72544 Varistor disc C13/180V SN72543

3 4

Bearing Thermometer for remote reading/alarm Bearing Thermometer for remote reading/alarm

Manufacturer

2PT100/B-235X6S-G1/2-3/0-N, L=235 mm 2PT100/B-250X6S-G1/2-3/0-N, L=250 mm

Dosch Dosch

5

Space Heater Element

Doebeln Elektrowaerme

6

Silicon Diode

7

Protective Varistor

8

Hot/cold air temperature detectors

3

Cooler housing

M12, 2XPT100A, PT35/70 MM

9

Leakage relay

1

Auxiliary terminal box

RM4 L32MW, 24 Vdc

Telemecanique

10

Brush

2

Shaft earthing

BRE 25, MK75, SN73005

Schunk

11

PROXPAC PROXIMITY TRANDUSER ASSEMBLY

1 set

DE Bearing

330880-16-15-061(154mm)-03(M20)-02

Bently Nevada

12


1 set

NDE Bearing

330880-16-15-066(168mm)-03(M20)-02

Bently Nevada

Eupec Langlade & Picard Ravet

We recommend to order spare parts by SIEMENS only. When ordering spare parts, please state the Type T ype and Serial No. of the generator in question.

Part Number 131236-01 Revision E, August 2003

PROXPAC® PROXIMITY TRANSDUCER ASSEMBLY Manual



Proxpac Proximity Transducer Assembly Manual


Copyright © 1995 – 2003 Bently Nevada LLC All Rights Reserved.

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1631 Bently Parkway South Minden, NV 89423 USA 1 775 782 3611 1 800 227 5514 1 775 215 2876 www.bently.com

Related Documents The following documents contain additional information that you may find helpful when you install the transducer. This manual refers to these documents by document number. nu mber.

Installing the Transducer Proximity Probes and Related Accessories (Bently Nevada application note AN028). Guidelines for Grounding Bently Rotating Machinery Information Systems (Bently Nevada application note AN013). Installation of Electrical Equipment in Hazardous Areas (Bently Nevada application note AN015).

Electrical and Mechanical Runout "Glitch": Definition of and Methods for Correction, including Shaft Burnishing to Remove Electrical Runout (Bently Nevada application note AN002). API 670, third edition, Section 4.1.1.2: Machine Shaft Requirements for Electrical and Mechanical runout. (Available from the American Petroleum Institute, Publications and Distribution, 1220 L Street N.W., Washington D.C., 20005. Phone: (202) 682-8375.)

Reference Performance Specifications for the PROXPAC® Proximity Transducer Assembly (Bently Nevada document number 158735). Bently Nevada Glossary (Bently Nevada document L1014).

European CE mark for the Bently Nevada PROXPAC® Transducer Assembly In this Document is a list of the PROXPAC® transducer assemblies that have the CE mark, applicable standards used for certification, and installation instructions required for compliance.

Proximity Transducer Systems are electronic devices typically used in industrial applications. The PROXPAC® Transducer has been certified using the same Technical Construction File (TCF) and declaration of conformity as the 3300 8mm transducer system because they are similar in design and application. The PROXPAC® Transducer Assembly consists of a Proximitor® Sensor and a 3300 8mm reverse mount proximity probe built into in to a probe housing. hous ing. iii


TCF through TÜV Rheinland of North America


TCF through TÜV Rheinland of North America A Technical Construction File has been prepared through TÜV Rheinland of North America (TÜV Rheinland Rhei nland File Number: P9472350.02). The certificate of compliance is for Directive 89/336/EEC (EMC Directive). The applicable Generic Norms are: EN50081-2 and EN50082-2.

Installation Instructions (Reference Figure 0-1) These instructions are an addition to the Installation Instructions Section of the manual.

Compliant Systems and Component Part Numbers #

Model Names

Model Numbers

10 PROXPAC® Transducer

330800, 330801, 132306, 330105, 330106, and and any PROXPAC® Assembly Assembly manufactured from these standard modules**

Includes all options and all approval versions of the base model numbers listed. **--any proximity transducer, proximity probe, or extension cable which works correctly with the listed modules.

Testing and Test Levels Title

EN

EN

ENV50140

ENV50140

EN 61000-4-4

ENV50142

ENV50141

EN 61000-4-8

55011

61000-4-2

(IEC 801-3)

Rad. RFI

(IEC 801-4)

(IEC 801-5)

(IEC 801-6)

(IEC 1000-4-8)

(EN55022)

(IEC 801-2)

Rad. RFI

Surge

Cond. RFI

Mag. Fields

EFT

Test Levels

Criteria

Emission

ESD

Emission Class A

4kV; 8kV

N/A

A

10V/m

10V/m

1kV

0.5kV

10V

30A/m, 50Hz

A

A

A

A

B

A

These notes listed below apply only to the table “Testing and Test Levels” 

discharge method: Contact; Air



80-1000 MHz sweep with 80% 1 kHz sine wave amplitude modulation



900 MHz dwell with 100% 200 Hz square wave modulation

 I/O

lines tested with conduit removed

150 kHz-80 MHz sweep with 80% 1 kHz sine wave amplitude modulation, conduit removed. 

Bently Nevada Technical Publication The PROXPAC® Transducer is immune to EMI at levels as specified by EN50082-2 (i.e. 10 V/m signal level from 80 - 1000 MHz except for ITU broadcast frequency bands of 87 - 108 MHz, MH z, 174 - 230 MHz, and 470 - 790 MHz MH z where the level shall be 3 V/m). Vibration readings due to EMI interference will be less than 1.0 mil pp. iv

Proximity Probes

Proximity Probes All probes must be mounted in an EMI shielded environment (i.e. typically inside a machine casing).

Field Wiring All field wiring must include a foil or braided shield that is connected to ground.

EMI Shielding With Conduit All field wiring, from the PROXPAC® enclosure to a receiving unit (i.e. monitor), must be shielded from EMI energy. Acceptable EMI shielding includes either rigid or flexible metal conduit. The EMI shield, in this example conduit, is grounded through the PROXPAC® at the point of entrance to the PROXPAC® enclosure. Grounding at any subsequent junction enclosure is also required.

EMI Shielding Without Conduit Acceptable wiring includes a multi-conductor cable with both a foil and a braided shield. The shield must be grounded to the t he metal liner inside insi de the PROXPAC® enclosure. Using the nut on one of the hole plugs to ground the shield is acceptable. The shield must be maintained around the wiring as it is grounded to the enclosure. Grounding at any subsequent junction enclosure is also required. Grounding the cable shield at the PROXPAC® is not acceptable if intrinsic safety barriers are being used. Grounding the cable shield at both ends may cause errors due to current flowing in the wiring shield if the grounds are not at the same potential.

EMI Suppression Ferrite An EMI suppression ferrite must be clipped onto the field wiring close to the Proximitor® Sensor's terminal strip. Remove jacket, foil and braided shield from the field wiring where the EMI suppression ferrite is placed.

Non Grounded Bearing Housings When the PROXPAC® is installed on a bearing housing which is isolated from ground, mount the PROXPAC® on an insulated bushing to maintain the housing isolation and ground the PROXPAC® at the conduit fitting.

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M

A D E IN U .S .A .

1 M E T E R C A B L E L E N

G T H

3 3 0 0 8 m m P R O B E O N L Y

O U T C O M T

V

Figure 0-1: Front view with cover removed. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

PROXPAC® Enclosure Field Wiring EMI Suppression Suppression Ferrite (p/n 02200068) Plug Conduit To Monitor

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Contents

Contents Related Documents .................................... .................. ..................................... ..................................... .................................... ..................................... ................................ ............. iii Installing the Transducer...............................................................................................................iii Electrical and Mechanical Runout .................................. ................ .................................... .................................... .................................... .......................... ........iii iii Reference .................................... ................. ..................................... .................................... ..................................... ..................................... .................................. ......................... ......... iii European CE mark for the Bently Nevada PROXPAC® Transducer Transducer Assembly ................. .......................... ............iii ...iii In this Document...........................................................................................................................iii Proximity Proximity Transducer Transducer Systems .................. ........................... ................... ................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ..........iii .iii TCF through TÜV Rheinland of North America ................... ............................ .................. .................. ................... ................... ..................iv .........iv Installation Instructions.................................................................................................................iv Compliant Systems and Component Component Part Numbers......... Numbers .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................ .......iv iv Testing and Test Levels ................. .......................... .................. .................. .................. ................. ................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ............... .....iv iv Bently Nevada Technical Publication...............................................................................................iv Proximity Probes.................. Probes .................................... .................................... .................................... .................................... ................................... ................................. .................. v Field Wiring ................. .......................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ................... .............. ..... v EMI Shielding With Conduit ................. .......................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................ ....... v EMI Shielding Without Conduit .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ..........vv EMI Suppression Suppression Ferrite......... Ferrite .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ............. ... v Non Grounded Bearing Beari ng Housings ................................. ............... ................................... .................................. .................................. ............................... .............. v

Section 1 — System Description ................................................... ......................................................... ...... 1 Receiving, Inspecting, and Handling the System........................ System...... .................................... .................................... .................................... .................... 1 Customer Service .................................. ................ .................................... .................................... .................................... .................................... ................................... ..................... .... 1

Section 2 — Installation............................. Installation...................................................... ........................................... .................. 3 Installing the Probe Sleeve and Housing .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. ................... ................... .................. .................. .........33 Checking the Resonant Frequency of the Probe Sleeve.................... .................................... .................. ............................... ............. 3 Connecting the Field Wiring .................................... .................. .................................... .................................... .................................... .................................. .................... .... 8 Removing and Reinstalling Gapped Probes..................... Probes... ................................... .................................. ................................... ................................ .............. 8

Section Section 3 — Maintenance Maintenance and Troubleshooti Troubleshooting ng .......... ............... ......... ......... .......... ....... 11 Scale Factor Verification Verification .................. ........................... ................. ................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ............... ...... 12 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ......... 14 Fault Type 1: VXDCR > -23 Vdc or VXDCR < -26 Vdc............... Vdc........................ .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ............. 15 Fault Type 2: VSIG = 0 Vdc .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ..........17 17 Fault Type 3: -1 Vdc < VSIG < 0 Vdc .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ................... .................. ............ ... 18 Fault Type 4: VXDCR < VSIG < VXDCR + 2.5 Vdc .................. ........................... .................. .................. ................... ................... .................. ............. .... 20 Fault Type 5: VSIG = VXDCR .................................. ................ .................................... .................................... ................................... ................................... ...................... .... 21

Section 4 — Ordering Information.................................... Information..................................................... ................. 23 Notes: .................................. ................ ..................................... ..................................... .................................... .................................... ................................. ................................ ................. 23 PROXPAC® Proximity Transducer, Transducer, English .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ............... ...... 23 PROXPAC® Proximity Transducer, Metric....................... Metric..... ................................... ................................... ................................... ...................... ..... 24 Accessories Accessories .................. ............................ ................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ............ ... 25

Section 5 — Specifications .............................................. ................................................................ .................. 29 Electrical Electrical .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................. ................. .................. ................... .................... .............. 29 Hazardous Hazardous Area Approvals .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ............ 30 Mechanical .................................... ................. ..................................... .................................... ..................................... ..................................... ................................. .......................... ........... 31 Environmental Environmental Limits .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ................... ......... 32 Effects of 60 Hz Magnetic Fields up to 420 Gauss:.................................. Gauss:............... ..................................... ................................... ................. 33 Patents .................................... .................. ................................... ................................... .................................... .................................... ................................... ............................... .............. 33 vii



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Section 1 — System Description



Section 1 — System Description The PROXPAC® Proximity Transducer Assembly is similar in external appearance and mounting detail to our 31000/32000 Proximity Probe Housing Assemblies. It offers the same advantages and features as these conventional housings for external adjustment of, and access to, proximity probes. However, the PROXPAC® Assembly also contains its own Proximitor® Sensor inside the housing’s cover. This design makes the PROXPAC® Assembly a completely self-contained proximity probe system, and eliminates the need for an extension cable between the probe and its associated Proximitor® Sensor. It also eliminates the need for a separate Proximitor® housing. For short cable runs, field wiring is connected directly between the monitors and PROXPAC® Assemblies. For longer cable runs, a junction box is often mounted at or near the machine skid to house terminal strips. The field wiring is connected to terminal strips in the junction box, providing access to Proximitor® signals at a convenient location near the machine. The PROXPAC® housing is made of Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS) which is an advanced, molded thermoplastic. It was chosen specifically to replace previous steel and aluminum housings offered by Bently Nevada, and incorporates glass and conductive fibers in the PPS for added strength and electrostatic dissipation. The PROXPAC® housing is rated for Type 4X and for IP66 environments for extra protection in severe environments.

Receiving, Inspecting, and Handling the System Application Alert: Although the terminals terminals and connector connector on the Proximitor  Sensor have protection against electrostatic discharge, take reasonable precautions to avoid electrostatic discharge when handling the Proximitor® Sensor.

Carefully remove all equipment from the shipping containers and inspect the equipment for shipping damage. If shipping damage is apparent, file a claim with the carrier and submit a copy to the nearest Bently Nevada office. Include part numbers and serial s erial numbers on all correspondence. If no damage is apparent and the equipment is not going to be used immediately, return the equipment to the shipping containers and reseal until ready for use. Store the equipment in an environment free from potentially damaging conditions such as high temperature or a corrosive atmosphere. See Specifications Section for environmental specifications.

Customer Service Bently Nevada maintains numerous Sales and Service offices worldwide. To locate the office nearest you, visit our website at www.bently.com .. Here, you can also find specifications on all standard product offerings. offerings . Support for products and services should be directed to one of these departments: For product quotations, product applications, product ordering, scheduling onsite Services, and questions regarding existing orders, please contact your nearby Bently Nevada Sales and Service Office. 1


For general product pricing, delivery, or other ordering information, contact your


For general product pricing, delivery, or other ordering information, contact your local BNC office or contact Customer Service Department, Minden, Nevada, USA Phone: 1-775-782-9913 1-775-782-991 3 Fax: 1-775-782-9259. For technical questions or problems regarding installed BNC products, contact our Technical Support Staff at: [email protected] or at the following locations: Technical Support (North America) Phone: 1-775-782-1818 Fax: 1-775-782-1815 Technical Support (UK) Phone: (44) 1925 818504 Fax: (44) 1925 817819

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Section 2 — Installation



Section 2 — Installation This section shows how to: •

Install the probe sleeve and housing

•

Connect the field wiring

•

Install replacement components

Installing the Probe Sleeve and Housing The following figures show the minimum values for side clearance and target configuration for the 3300 8mm reverse mount probe used in the PROXPAC® Proximity Transducer Assembly.

15.2 mm (0.6 in) 15.2 mm (0.6 in)

35.6 mm (1.4 in) Shaft Shaft

6.4 mm (0.25 in)

17.8 mm (0.70 in)

8.9 mm (0.35 in)

8.9 mm (0.35 in)

Shaft

Checking the Resonant Frequency of the Probe Sleeve The probe sleeve length is defined as the probe penetration depth plus the standoff adapter length. The probe sleeve will vibrate unless proper stiffening supports are used. Evaluate each machine installation to be sure the vibration of the sleeve is within acceptable levels. The resonant frequency of the probe sleeve for various lengths is shown below.

3



Probe Sleeve Resonant Frequency

The resonant frequency (Hz) should be at least three times the machine running speed in Hz.

Hz =

rpm

60

Refer to document AN028 for more information on mounting brackets and adapters or contact your nearest Bently Nevada office for a copy of the Bently Nevada catalog. The figure below below shows the installation procedure for the PROXPAC® housings. Although only one possible mounting configuration is shown, the plastic housing housi ng can mount on top t op of the outer sleeve sl eeve through any one of the four holes in its sides. The retaining chain can be fastened to any one of the four corner holes in either the housing or the cover to allow for the most convenient positioning. positioning . The retaining nut slides through any of the four holes in the side of the housing so that the probe can be gapped before attaching the housing to the outer sleeve. This nut contains a thread locking patch which creates a resistance to turning that is strong enough to resist loosening under vibration and to require a wrench to turn the nut. By following the installation procedures outlined on the next page, the probe can be fully gapped before bef ore the plastic housing h ousing and its attached cover are installed ins talled and conduit or armored cable is connected. The numbers in the figure refer to the steps in the procedure. 4



Vertical Installation Conduit Fitting Housing Probe Cable Connector Protector

Captive Screws

7 6

Proximitor® Sensor Housing Cover

Probe Sleeve with Wrench Flats

5 4

Locknut

Retaining Plate Retaining Nut

2

Outer Sleeve

1 Machine Case

5



1. Install the outer sleeve on the machine. 2. Install the probe sleeve sleeve and adjust adjust the probe probe gap using the figure below. Tighten the probe sleeve locknut to the recommended torque (see specifications). Apply medium strength, removable threadlocking compound (Loctite 242) or use equivalent means to prevent the probe sleeve locknut from loosening.

Blanking Plug Body Rubber Seal Backplate Torque Nut To 0.5 N-M (5 IN-LB)

3. Seal unused holes in the housing with blanking plugs. Tighten the blanking plug nut to 0.5 N •m (5 in lb). 4. Place the the housing housing on the outer sleeve and slide slide the the retaining plate under the retaining retaining nut. Tighten the retaining nut to 29.5 N •m (260 in lb). 5. Attach conduit or cable gland as necessary. Install the conduit such that liquid will not enter PROXPAC® housing. 6. Connect the field wiring, probe cable, and connector protector. 7. Fasten the cover in place.

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Voltage at the center of the linear range (typically –9Vdc).

Voltmeter

Power Supply

-9 Vdc

24 Vdc

10 kΩ kΩ

Spacer

Proximitor® Sensor

1.27 mm (50 mil)

3300, 8mm 1metre probe

Shaft

Mechanical Method

Shaft

Electrical Method

7



Connecting the Field Wiring Use the following wiring diagrams to connect the field wiring between the Proximitor® Sensor and the monitoring instruments (refer to application notes AN013 and AN015 for more information).

No Barriers Transducer Power Common Input Signal

To Probe

Monitor Terminal Strip Connect shield to single point ground at monitor.

Cable Shield Proximitor® Sensor

External Barriers Transducer Power Common Input Signal Monitor Terminal Strip

To Probe Cable Shield

External Barrier


See the frequency response graph, Figure 5-1, at the end of the Specifications section of this document as a guideline for determining maximum field wiring length for 18 gauge wire.

Removing and Reinstalling Gapped Probes Caution: The Housing could be under high pressure. Removing the cover could result in injury or permanent eye damage. Make sure the pressure is equalized before removal.

In some instances you may need to remove an externally mounted probe for maintenance or replacement. If the probe has been gapped, the reinstallation of the probe sleeve can be quickened by marking the location of the probe sleeve locknut before removing the probe sleeve from the outer sleeve. Mark the probe sleeve locknut position with an indelible marking pen, by temporarily locking it with a second jamnut, or by other similar means. This will allow you to screw 8


the probe sleeve back in to its approximate position. Take care to avoid turning


the probe sleeve back in to its approximate position. Take care to avoid turning the probe into the shaft. Do not use this method as a substitute for gapping probes. Proper installation installatio n always requires that the gapping procedures be followed. When the probe sleeve is removed, the outer sleeve will be left with an opening into the machine case. This opening can be sealed using Bently Nevada part number 104968-01(english version) or 104968-02 (metric version) to prevent fluid leakage from the machine case or contamination of lube oil. This seal is effective to 3.4 bar (50 psi).

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10

Section 3 — Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Section 3 — Maintenance and


Section 3 — Maintenance and Troubleshooting This section shows how to verify that the system is operating properly and identify parts of the system that are not working properly. The transducer system does not require verification at regular intervals. You should, however, verify operation by using the scale factor verification on the following page if any of the following conditions occur: •

components of the system are replaced or disturbed

•

the performance of the system changes or becomes erratic

•

you suspect that the transducer is not n ot calibrated correctly

The scale factor verification and the adjustment procedure require the following instruments: -

digital multimeter

-

power supply

-

spindle micrometer

-

fixed resistor, 10 k Ω

The scale factor verification uses the test setup shown in the following figure: Digital Multimeter

Power Supply -24 Vdc

Vin

Com 10 kΩ

11


Scale Factor Verification


Scale Factor Verification 1. Compensate for mechanical backlash and adjust the the spindle micrometer for electrical electrical zero.

2. Adjust gap to electrical zero by moving the probe.

3. Compensate for mechanical backlash in the the micrometer micrometer and adjust to the start of the linear range.

4. Record voltages in the following table table and calculate Incremental Scale Factors Factors (ISFs) and Average Scale Factor F actor (ASF) using the equations.

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Increments: 250 µm or 10 mil

Adjust Micrometer to… N

mn

miln

1

250

10

2

500

20

3

750

30

4

1000

40

5

1250

50

6

1500

60

7

1750

70

8

2000

80

9

2250

90

ISFn

(mV / µ m)

=

ASF(mV / µ m) =

Vdc

Record Voltages

Calculate Scale Factor

Vdcn

ISFn

ASF

(Incremental Scale Factor)

(Average Scale Factor)

− Vdc n 0.25 Vdc 250 µm − Vdc 2250 µ m n-1

2

13


Vdc n - 1 − Vdc

n


Vdc n - 1 − Vdc n 0.01 Vdc 10 mil − Vdc 90 mil ASF(mV (mV / mil) mil) = 0.08 (mV / mil) mil) = ISFn (mV

Troubleshooting This section shows how to interpret a fault indication and isolate faults in an installed transducer system. Before beginning this procedure, be sure the system has been installed correctly and all electrical connections have been secured properly in the correct locations. When a malfunction occurs, locate the appropriate fault, check the probable causes for the fault indication and follow the procedure to isolate and correct the fault. Use a digital voltmeter to measure voltage and resistance. If you find faulty transducers, contact your local Bently Nevada Corporation office for assistance. The troubleshooting procedures use measured voltages as shown in the following figure and table: VPS

VXDCR

Transducer Power Common (ground) Input Signal Instrument terminal strip

VSIG

Note: VXDCR, VSIG, and VPS are all negative voltage values.

Table 3-1: Symbols for Measured Voltages Symbol

Meaning

Voltage measured between…

VXDCR

Transducer input voltage

VT and COM

VSIG

Signal voltage from the transducer

OUT and COM

VPS

Power supply voltage

Power Source and Common

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Table 3-2: Definitions


Table 3-2: Definitions Symbol

Defintion

Example

A > B

"A" value is more positive than "B"

-21 > -23

A < B

"A" value is more negative than "B"

-12 < -5

A = B

"A" same value (or very close) to "B"

-24.1 = -24.0

Connect

Disconnect

Inspect

Record

Fault Type 1: VXDCR > -23 Vdc or V XDCR < -26 Vdc Possible causes •

Faulty power source

•

Faulty field wiring

•

Faulty Proximitor® Sensor

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VPS

Yes

Measure VPS:

Faulty Power Supply

VPS > 23 Vdc or VPS < -26 Vdc? No

VXDCR

Yes

Measure VXDCR: VXDCR > 23 Vdc or V XDCR < -26 Vdc?

Faulty Field wiring

No Faulty Proximitor® Sensor

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Fault Type 2: VSIG = 0 Vdc Possible causes: •

Incorrect power source voltage

•

Short circuit in field wiring

•

Short circuit at Proximitor® Sensor terminal connection

•


Does fault condition type 1 exist? No

VSIG

Measure VSIG: VSIG = 0 Vdc ? Yes Faulty Proximitor® Sensor

No Incorrect power source voltage or short in field wiring or short at Proximitor® Sensor terminal connection.

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Fault Type 3: -1 Vdc < V SIG < 0 Vdc Possible causes: •

Probe is incorrectly gapped (too close to target)

•


•

Faulty Proximitor  Sensor

•

Probe is detecting other material than target

•

Short or open circuit in a connector (dirty or wet) or loose connectors

•

Short or open circuit in the probe

Does fault condition type 1 exist? No Verify the probe gap in the machine. Is the probe gapped correctly?

No

Re-gap the probe. Retest the system.

Yes

Step 2

Step 1

Original probe

VSIG

Known good probe with correct integral length cable (open gap)

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Measure VSIG:

No

-1.1 Vdc < V SIG < 0 Vdc ?

Faulty Proximitor® Sensor or probe is being loaded.

Yes

Yes

Inspect the connector. Is there a dirty, rusty, or poor connection?

No

Clean connector (using isopropyl alcohol or electronic terminal cleaner), reassemble, and retest the original system.

RPROBE

Measure the resistance. Is RPROBE within specifications? 1m probe: 7.58 Ω ± 0.5 Ω

Yes Retest the original system.

No Faulty Probe

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Fault Type 4: VXDCR < VSIG < VXDCR + 2.5 Vdc Possible causes: •


•

Probe is incorrectly gapped (too far from target)


VSIG

No

Measure VSIG: -1.2 Vdc < VSIG < -0.3 Vdc ?


Yes Reconnect system Regap the probe Retest system

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Fault Type 5: VSIG = VXDCR Possible causes: •


•


•

Faulty field wiring (between Out and VT)


VSIG

Measure VSIG: VSIG = VXDCR ?

Yes Faulty Proximitor® Sensor

No Faulty field wiring (short between OUT and VT)

If a faulty Proximitor® Sensor is indicated, replace the Proximitor® Sensor and housing lid as a unit (the replacement part number is printed on the Proximitor® Sensor). Do not remove remove the Proximitor® Sensor from the lid. There are no user serviceable parts inside. 21



Bently Nevada performs failure analysis on all returned transducers. The information gained during analysis of failed products is used to improve our current and future products. If you encounter a part that has failed, return the part with a brief description d escription of the t he product application applicat ion and symptoms observed to our corporate headquarters in Minden, Nevada for analysis: Bently Nevada, LLC Attn: Product Repair Department 1631 Bently Parkway South Minden, Nevada 89423 USA

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Section 4 — Ordering Information



Section 4 — Ordering Information Notes: Order -00 or -000 for all options to receive just a spare housing with Proximitor® Sensor. When ordering probe separate from PROXPAC® Transducer, order a separate Connector Protector, Part Number 03839420 for the probe.

PROXPAC® Proximity Transducer, English 330800-AXX-BXX-CXXX-DXX-EXX Option Descriptions A: Probe and Approvals Option Option 00 No probe; Proximitor® Sensor without approvals 01 No probe; Proximitor® Sensor with Multiple Approvals 3300 XL 8 mm probe 16 3300 XL 8 mm probe with Multiple Approvals 28 B: Standoff Adapter Option (B Dimension) Order in increments of 0.5 in (13 mm ).

Minimum length: 1.5 in (38 mm) Maximum length: 7.5 in (191 mm ) Examples: 0 0 = No standoff adapter 1 5 = 1.5 in (38 mm) Penetration Option (C Dimension) Dimension) C: Probe Penetration between 1.0 and 2.0 inches, counter counter Note: For penetration lengths between bore may be required in machine case to reduce probe side v iew and/or rear view effects.

Order in increments of 0.1 in (2 mm).

Minimum length: 1.0 in (25 mm) Maximum length: 30 in (762 mm ) Examples: 0 0 0 = No probe sleeve 0 3 7 = 3.7 in (94 mm) 2 2 4 = 22.4 in (569 mm) D: Fittings Option Note: For 1/2-14 NPT fittings, fittings, order option -03 or spare 26650-01 reducers for either option -01 or -02.

00

No fittings; two plugs and two washers

01

One 3/4-14 NPT fitting, two plugs

02

Two 3/4-14 NPT fittings, one plug

03

One 3/4-14 NPT fitting, one 3/4-14 NPT to 1/2-14 NPT SST reducer and two plugs

E: Mounting Thread Option 00 No outer sleeve assembly 23


02

3/4-14 NPT (Required if ordering Standoff Adapter Option.)


02


05

7/8-14 UNF-2A

PROXPAC® Proximity Transducer, Metric 330801-AXX-BXX-CXXX-DXX-EXX Option Descriptions Option A: Probe and Approvals Option 00 No probe; Proximitor® Sensor without approvals 01

No probe; Proximitor® Sensor with Multiple Approvals

16

3300 XL 8 mm probe

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3300 XL 8 mm probe with Multiple Approvals

B: Standoff Adapter Option (B Dimension) Order in increments of 10 mm.

Minimum length: 40 mm Maximum length: 200 mm Examples: 0 0 = No standoff adapter 0 4 = 40 mm 2 0 = 200 mm C: Probe Penetration Option (C Dimension) Note: For penetration lengths between between 25 and 50 mm, counter bore may be required in machine case to r educe probe side view and/or rear view effects.

Order in increments of 1 mm.

Minimum length: 25 mm Maximum length: 760 mm Examples: 0 0 0 = No probe sleeve 0 5 0 = 50 mm 7 6 0 = 760 mm D: Fittings Option (supplied as a kit) 00 No fittings; two plugs and two washers 01

One M25 fitting, two plugs

02

Two M25 fittings, one plug

03


05

One PG21 to PG11 reducer, two plugs

06


07

One PG21 x M20 fitting, two plugs

08

Two PG21 x M20 fittings, one plug

Note: Conduit fittings are necessary necessary when hardline conduit or metal metal piping is brought into the housing. If using flexible conduit, it should be ordered with integral 3/4-14 NPT fittings so that additional conduit

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Section 4 — Ordering Information fittings are not required with the housing. If using flexible conduit, order

Section 4 — Ordering Information fittings are not required with the housing. If using flexible conduit, order the D = 00 option.


M24 X 3

02

3/4-14 NPT (required if ordering Standoff Adapter Option)

Accessories 02200068 Spare EMI Suppression Ferrite. This snap-on ferrite part covers a portion of the field wiring inside the PROXPAC® Transducer housing. It reduces the effect of Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI) on the transducer signal. The ferrite part is required for CE approved installations, primarily found in Europe.

158735 Performance Specification

131236-01 Operation Manual

132306-01 Spare Proximitor® Sensor and Housing Cover, nonapproved

132306-02 Spare Proximitor® Sensor and Housing Cover, approved

330105-02-12-10-02-00 Spare 3300 XL 8 mm probe, English, non-approved

330105-02-12-10-02-05 Spare 3300 XL 8 mm probe, English, approved

330106-05-30-10-02-00 Spare 3300 XL 8 mm probe, metric, non-approved

330106-05-30-10-02-05 Spare 3300 XL 8 mm probe, metric, approved

132501-AXX Field Wiring Cable 1.0 mm² (18 AWG), 3 conductor, twisted, shielded cable. Terminal ring lugs are installed at each end including an extra shield ring lug at the monitor end.

Option Description A: Cable length option in feet. Order in increments of 1.0 ft (0.3 m).

Minimum length: 2 ft (0.6 m). Maximum length: 99 ft (30 m). Examples: 1 5 = 15 feet (4.57 metres) 2 0 = 20 feet (6.10 metres) 25



103537-01 Terminal Mounting Block The block includes mounting screws and is easily installed in a Proximitor® Proximitor® Housing. The block accepts ring lugs used on the Field Wiring Cable.

02120015 Bulk Field Wire 1.0 mm² (18 AWG), 3-conductor, twisted shielded cable with drain wire. Specify length in feet.

01651632 Terminal Ring Lug Extra ring lugs can be attached to Bulk Field Wire to assemble the exact length of cable needed.

37948-01 Probe Support / Oil Sleeve Provides seal along probe sleeve. May be used as a probe sleeve support in certain installations.

40113-02 Connector Protector Kit Installs a connector protector onto a probe that has been ordered separately.

English Probe Sleeve (Spare) 108883 –AXXX This is the measured probe sleeve length. le ngth. Order in increments of 0.1 in (3 mm). Note that the individual probe sleeve length does not include the distance from the end of the sleeve to the probe tip or the gap from the probe tip to the target material. If only the part number of the original housing is known and the sleeve cannot be measured, use the following formula to determine the sleeve length:

AXXX: = Standoff Adapter Option from original housing (330800 option B) + Probe penetration option from original housing (330800 option C) + 0 part number is 330800-16-15-035-03-02. 330800-16-15-035-03-02. 2 5. Example: original part AXXX: option for replacement sleeve is (015 + 035 + 025) = 075. Minimum Probe Sleeve Length: 3.5 in (89 mm)= 0 3 5 Maximum Probe Sleeve Length: 32.5 in (826 mm) = 3 2 5

Metric Probe Sleeve (Spare) 108882 –AXXX This is the measured probe sleeve length. le ngth. Order in increments increments of 1 mm. Note that the individual probe sleeve length does not include the distance from the end of the sleeve to the probe tip or the gap from the probe tip to the target material. If only the part number of the original housing is known and the sleeve cannot be measured, use the following formula to determine the sleeve l ength:

AXXX: = Standoff Adapter Option from original housing (330801 option B) * 10 + Probe penetration option from original ho using (330801 option 26


C) + 0 6 3. Example: original part number is 330801-16-08-205-03-


C) + 0 6 3. Example: original part number is 330801-16-08-205-0302. AXXX: option for replacement sleeve is (080 + 205 + 063) = 348. Minimum Probe Sleeve Length: 88 mm (3.5 in) = 0 8 8 Maximum Probe Sleeve Length: 823 mm (32.4 in) = 8 2 3

English Standoff Adapter (Spare) Hex = 1 3/8 in; threads = 3/4-14 NPT 109319 –AXXX Order in increments of 0.5 in (13 mm).

Minimum length: 1.5 in (38 mm) Maximum length: 7.5 in (191mm) Example: 0 2 0 = 2 in (51 mm)

Metric Standoff Adapter (Spare) Wrench flats = 35 mm; threads = 3/4-14 NPT. 109318 –AXX Order in increments of 10 mm.

Minimum length: 40 mm Maximum length: 200 mm Example: 0 5 = 50 mm 104968-01 English Sleeve Plug Threaded, 303 stainless steel.

104968-02 Metric Sleeve Plug Threaded, 303 stainless steel. Plugs fill opening when sleeve is removed from machine case.

104288-01 English Blanking Plug

104288-02 Metric Blanking Plug. Blanking plugs are included with the Fittings Option "D". Spare plugs fill conduit holes in plastic housing where needed.

Heavy Duty Cable Fittings 03813103 Chrome-plated Zinc Conduit Fitting, 3/4-14 NPT

03818100 AISI 316 Stainless Steel Steel Conduit Fitting, 3/4-14 NPT NPT

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03818101


03818101 AISI 316 Stainless Stainless Steel Conduit Fitting, PG21 PG21 x M25


03818111 Nickel-plated Brass Conduit Fitting, PG21 x M20

26650-01 AISI 303 Stainless Stainless Steel Reducer 3/4-14 NPT NPT to 1/2-14 NPT

Sealtite® Flexible Conduit 14847-AXX 1/2-14 NPT assembly

14848-AXX 3/4-14 NPT assembly

Option Description A: Length Option Order in increments of 1 ft (0.3 m). Minimum length: 1 ft (0.3 m). Maximum length: 99 ft (30.2 m) Example: 0 5 = 5 ft (1.5 m).

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Section 5 — Specifications



Section 5 — Specifications Unless otherwise noted, the following specifications apply from +18°C to +27°C (+64°F to +80°F) with a -24 Vdc power supply, a 10 k Ω load, a Bently Nevada supplied AISI 4140 steel target and a probe gapped at 1.27 mm (50 mils).

Electrical Input: Accepts one noncontacting 3300 XL 8 mm Proximity Probe with a one (1) metre cable l ength installed in the probe sleeve.

Power: Requires -17.5 Vdc to -26 Vdc without barriers at 12 mA maximum consumption. -23 Vdc to -26 Vdc with barriers. Operating at a more positive voltage than -23.5 Vdc may result in reduced linear range.

Supply Sensitivity: Less than 2 mV change in output voltage per volt change in input voltage.

Output resistance: 50 Ω

Probe dc resistance (nominal) (RPROBE): 7.58 ± 0.5 Ω

Field Wiring: Recommend using three-conductor shielded triad cable. Maximum length of 305 metres (1,000 feet) between the PROXPAC® PROXPAC® Sensor and the monitor. monitor. See the frequency response graph (Figure (Figure 5-1) for signal rolloff at high frequencies when using longer field wiring lengths.

Linear Range: 2.0 mm (80 mils). Linear range begins at approximately 0.25 mm (10 mils) from the target and is from 0.25 mm to 2.3 mm (10 to 90 mils) (approximately -1 to -17 Vdc).

Recommended Gap Setting: 1.27 mm (50 mils).

Incremental Scale Factor (ISF): 7.87 mV/µm (200 mV/mil) ±5.5% typical including interchangeability errors when measured in increments of 0.25 mm (10 mils) over the l inear range.

Deviation from best fit straight line (DSL): Less than ±23 µm (±0.9 mil) typical including interchangeability errors over the linear range when referenced to a 7.87 mV/µm (200 mV/mil) best fit straight line.

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Probe Temperature Stability: Over probe temperature range of -35°C to +120°C (30°F to +250°F), typical Incremental Scale Factor (ISF) remains within ±10% of 7.87 mV/µm (200 mV/mil) while deviation from straight line remains within ±50µm (±2 mils).

Minimum Target Size: 15.2 mm (0.6 in) diameter (flat target).

Shaft Diameter: Minimum: 50.8 mm (2 in).

Recommended minimum: 76.2 mm (3 in). Measurements on shaft diameters smaller than 50 mm (2 in) usually require close spacing of radial vibration or axial position transducers with the potential for their electromagnetic emitted fields to interact with one another (cross-talk), resulting in erroneous readings. Care should be taken to maintain minimum separation of transducer tips, generally at least 40 mm (1.6 in) for axial position measurements or 74 mm (2.9 in) for radial vibration measurements. Radial vibration or position measurements on shaft diameters smaller than 76.2 mm (3 in) will generally result in a change in scale factor. Consult Performance Performance Specification 158735 for additional information.

Frequency Response: 0 to 8 kHz: +0, -3 dB, at 50 mils probe gap with up to 305 metres (1000 feet) of field field wiring. See Figure 5-1 below.

Hazardous Area Approvals CSA/NRTL/C: Exia for Class I, Division 1, Groups A, B, C and D, when installed with intrinsically safe zener barriers per drawing 132484 or when installed with galvanic isolators. Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D non-incendive when installed without barriers barriers per drawing 132484. T6 @ Ta=+100°C, T5 @ Ta=-35 to +85°C.

BASEEFA / CENELEC: EExia for Zones 0, 1 and 2, Group IIC, LCIE certificate number 98 ATEX 6011X, when installed with intrinsically safe zener barriers or galvanic isolators per drawing 132484, T5 @ Ta=100°C. ExN for Zone 2, Groups IIA, IIB and IIC, BASEEFA certificate number Ex 97Y4175X, T4 @ Ta=100°C.

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Mechanical Housing Ratings: For North America, Type 4X water-proof and corrosionresistant rating certified by Canadian Standards Association. IP66 rating verified by CSA CSA report number SC 115582-1. CENELEC standard standard EN50014 rating for electrostatic dissipation of a plastic material located in a hazardous area.

Probe Tip Material: Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS)

Probe Case Material: AISI 304 stainless steel

Probe Cable: 1 metre length, 75 Ω triaxial, fluoroethylene propylene (FEP) insulated.

Probe Connector: Gold-plated brass ClickLoc™ connector with connector protector attached.

Probe Tensile Strength: 330 N (75 lb) between probe cable and case, maximum.

Housing Material: Ultraviolet (UV) resistant, glass-reinforced polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) thermoplastic containing conductive fibers.

Sleeve Material and Retaining Chain: AISI 304 stainless steel

Outer Sleeve and Retaining Screws: AISI 303 stainless steel

Sleeve O-Ring Material: Neoprene®

Grounding Liner and Retaining Plate Material: AISI 304 Stainless Steel Steel

Recommended Torque Retaining Nut: 29.5 N·m (260 in·lb)

Probe Sleeve Locknut: 39.3 N·m (350 in·lb)

Housing Strength (typical): Outer sleeve was mounted on a test stand with its axis parallel to horizontal and the housing mounted on the outer sleeve through an end hole. The housing supported 912 N (205 lb) placed approximately 3 8 mm (1.5 in) from the unsupported end with the cover fastened in place and grounding liner installed.

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Housing Impact Strength:


Housing Impact Strength: Certified by BASEEFA to withstand two separate 4 Joule (5.4 ft·lb) impacts at 39°C (-38°F) and at 115°C (239°F). Samples of the housing and cover were verified by CSA to withstand a 7 Joule (9.5 ft·lb) impact at ambient room temperature.

Total System Weight: 1.4 kg (3.1 lb) typical with 0.3 metre (12 in) sleeve length.

Environmental Limits Probe Temperature Range Operating and Storage Temperature: -51°C to +177°C (-60°F to +350°F).

Note: Exposing the probe to temperatures temperatures below -34°C (-30°F) (-30°F) may cause premature failure of the pressure seal.

Probe Housing and Proximitor® Sensor Operating Temperature: -34°C to +100°C (-30°F to +212°F).

Storage Temperature: -34°C to +105°C (-30°F to +221°F).

Relative Humidity (PROXPAC® Sensor and probe): 100% condensing, non-submersible when connectors are protected. When properly sealed, moisture should not enter the housing. Precautions should be taken to prevent moisture from traveling through the conduit into the housing.

Hot Water and Steam Exposure Effects: (Specification not guaranteed) Brief periods (up (up to one week) of contact with hot water 95°C (203°F) and/or condensing steam should not significantly affect the strength of the plastic housing. Contact with these beyond this length of time may eventually cause the strength of the plastic housing to permanently decrease during the first 6 to 8 weeks of exposure, and then level at approximately half of its initial value. Tests of actual housing performance after contact with hot water and condensing steam have not been conducted.

Probe Pressure: The PROXPAC® is designed to seal differential pressure between the probe tip and the housing main body when used with a 3300 XL 8 mm probe. The sealing material internal to the probe case consists of a Viton® O-ring; the O-ring between the sleeve and the housing is a Neoprene® Neoprene® O-ring. The plastic housing is certified to seal against hose-directed water according to Type 4X and IP66 standards but is not designed to resist

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internal or external pressure. Probes are not pressure


internal or external pressure. Probes are not pressure tested prior to shipment. Contact our custom design department if you require a test of the pressure seal for your application.

Note: It is the responsibility of the customer or user to ensure that all liquids and gases are contained and safely controlled should leakage occur from the PROXPAC® PROXPAC® transducer. Solutions with high or low pH values may erode the tip assembly of the probe, causing media leakage into surrounding areas. Bently Nevada Corporation will will not be held responsible for any damages resulting from leaking Proximity Probe Housing Assemblies. In addition, PROXPAC® PROXPAC® transducers will not be replaced under the service plan due to probe leakage.

Effects of 60 Hz Magnetic Fields up to 420 Gauss: Output voltage in mil pp/gauss: Gap:

Proximitor® Sensor

Probe

90 mil (worst case)

0.0179

0.0045

Patents 5,016,343; 5,126,664; 5,351,388; and 5,685,884 Components or procedures described in the patents apply to this product 1 0 ) -1 B d ( e -2 d u t i n -3 g a M-4

-5 -6 10

100

1000

10000

Frequency in Hz 305 m (1000 ft)

610 m (2000 ft)

3660 m (12000 ft)

152 m (500 ft) with external barriers

Figure 5-1: Typical Frequency Response at 50 mils Gap

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Presentation

3

Zelio Control - industrial measurement and control relays Liquid level control control relays RM4 L

3

Presentation

3


Functions 8 7 0 1 6 5

These devices monitor the levels of conductive liquids. They control the actuation of pumps or v alves to regulate levels and are also suitable for protecting submersible pumps against running empty, or protecting tanks from "overflow". They can also be used to control dosing of liquids in mixing processes and to protect heating elements in the event of non immersion. They have a transparent, hinged flap on their front face to avoid any accidental alteration of the settings. This flap can be directly sealed. Compatible liquids: liquids: spring, town, industrial and sea water, metallic salt, acid or base solutions, liquid fertilizers, non concentrated alcohol (< 40 %), liquids in the food-processing industry: milk, beer, coffee, etc.

RM4 LG01

Non-compatible liquids: liquids: chemically pure water, fuels, liquid gasses (inflammable), oil, concentrated alcohol (> 40 %), ethylene, glycol, paraffin, varnish and paints.

Description RM4 LG01

RM4 LA32

Width 22.5 mm

9 7 0 1 6 5

Width 22.5 mm

1 2

2 R U

RM4 LA32

3/110

R U

3 4

1 Fine adjustment of time delay (as % of setting range max. value). 2 Fine adjustment of response sensitivity (as % of setting range max. value). 3 Function selector switch: - empty or fill . 4 Switch combining: - selection of the response sensitivity range, - selection of time delay on energisation or on de-energisation of the relay. R U

References : page 3/112

3

Characteristics : page 3/113

Yellow LED: indicates relay state. Green LED: indicates that supply to the RM4 is on.

Table showing details for switch 4 Switch position Time delay 500 On-delay

Sensitivity High = 500 k Ω range

500 50 50 5 5

High = 500 k Ω range Medium = 50 k Ω range Medium = 50 k Ω range Low = 5 k Ω range Low = 5 k Ω range

Dimensions, schemes Dimensions, schemes : page 3/114

Off-delay On-delay Off-delay On-delay Off-delay

Setting-up : page 3/115

3

References

3

Zelio Control - industrial measurement and control relays

3

Liquid level control control relays RM4 L

Liquid level control relays Time delay 7 8 0 1 6 5

Sensitivity scale

Width

Output relay

Basic reference, to be completed by adding the voltage code (1)

Weight

k Ω

mm

Without

5…100

22.5

1 C/O

RM4 LG01

0.165

kg

Adjustable 0.1...10 s

0.25 ...5 2.5 ...50 25 ...500

22.5

2 C/O

RM4 LA32

0.165

RM4 LG01

8 8 0 1 6 5

RM4 LA32

Level control probe for liquid Type of installation

9 8 0 1 6 5

Suspended by cable

Maximum operating temperature °C

Reference

100

LA9 RM201

Weight kg 0.100

LA9 RM201 (1) Standard supply voltages voltages RM4 LG01 RM4 LA32

Presentation : pages 3/110 and 3/111

3/112


Volts 50 50/60 Hz Volts 24...240 50 5 0/60 Hz MW MW


24 B 24 B –


110...130 F 110...130 F –

2 20 20...240 M 220...240 M –

380...415 Q 380...415 Q –

Characteristics

3


3


Power supply circuit characteristics Relay type Rated supply voltage (Un)

50/60 Hz

Average consumption at Un

V

RM4 LG01 24 110...130

220...240

380...415

RM4 LA32 24...240 24

110...130

V

–

–

–

–

24...240

–

–

–

VA

1.9

2.6

2 .4

2. 9

2.7

3.1

2.7

2 .6

W

–

–

–

–

2.4

–

–

–

220...240

380...415

–

3.4

–

Output relay and operating characteristics Number of C/O contacts

1

Output relay state

Can be be conf configu igured red by swit switch: ch: emp empty ty

Electrode circuit characteristics characteristics

2

3

/ fill fill

(1)

Sensitivity scale

k Ω

5…100 (adjustable)

0.25…5

Maximum a.c. electrode voltage (peak to peak)

V

24

24

Maximum cu current in th the el electrodes

mA

1

Maximum cable capacity

nF

10

Maximum cable length

m

100

2.5…50

25…500

200

25

4

1000

100

20

(1) The electrodes may also be incorporated in the probes. The probes are normally designed for fixing to a tank by means of a bracket with a seal (closed tanks) or suspended by their own electrical connecting cable (boreholes, etc.). See page 3/115 “Setting-up” Probe LA9-RM201.





3/113

Dimensions, schemes

3


Dimensions RM4 LG01, LG01, LA32 Rail mounting

Screw fixing

6

8 7

80

8 7

22,5

6

89,5 82

Ø4

Probe Probe LA9 RM201 RM201 6 1

150

Connection schemes RM4 LG01 A1 B1

RM4 LA32 15 B2

1 2 3 B B B

A1 B1

B3

15 B2

1 2 3 B B B

5 1

18

1 A

2 A

16

5 1

5 2

6 8 6 8 1 1 2 2

6 8 1 1 1 A

25 B3

28 18

A2

2 A

26 16

A2

A1-A2 B1, B2, B3

Supply voltage Electrodes (see table opposite)

B1

Reference or tank earth electrode

15-18 15-16

1st C/O contact of the output relay

B2

High level

25-28 25-26

2nd C/O contact of the output relay

B3

Low level

Presentation : pages 3/110 and

3/114

3/111

Electrodes and level controlled




3

Setting-up

3


3

Liquide level control control relays RM4 L

Setting-up Select the empty /fill function according to the sequence to be performed. If necessary, set potentiometer 1 to minimum (time delay). Set potentiometer 2 to minimum; on RM4-LA, select the lowest sensitivity range using potentiometer 4 (5 or 5 ). With all the electrodes immersed, turn the sensitivity potentiometer towards maximum maximum unti untill the the relay relay is ener energise gised d ( functio function) n) or or de-en de-energ ergise ised d ( functi function) on),, then exceed the threshold by about 10 % to compensate for variation in the supply voltage. If the relay is not able to energise, a higher sensitivity scale mus t be used (selector 4 on RM4 LA32) or relay relay RM4 LG must be replaced replaced by an RM4 RM4 LA32 relay relay and the adjustment procedure must be started again. Then Then check check that that the the relay relay de-ene de-energis rgises es ( functio function) n) or or energ energise ises s ( functi function) on) as soon as electrodes B3 and B2 are out of the liquid. If the r elay does not de-energise, select a lower sensitivity scale. The electrode connection point must be protected against corrosion by sticking or sealing. In areas where thunderstorms are likely to occur, 1 measures must also be taken to protect the 2 2 electrode lines. R 3 3 Note: the high level can be raised by means of the R U U 4 adjustable time delay from 0.1 to 10 seconds with function . The low level can be lowered by means of this same time delay with function . RM4 LG01

RM4 LA32

Probe LA9 RM201 This probe is of the "suspension" type. It i s coaxial, i.e. in addition to the normal (central) electrode, the stainless steel skirt c an also act as earth (reference electrode), which means that there is no need to install a separate reference probe. In this way, for controlling one level, only one probe is required instead of 2; for controlling 2 levels, only 2 probes are required instead of 3. The connecting cable must be of the 2-conductor cable in "2-conductor" type, with common cylindrical PVC cylindrical sheath (max Ø 6.3 6.3 mm) sheath, having a maximum diameter of of 6.3 mm. The skirt also acts as a "calming chamber", so Level electrode avoiding inaccuracy due to an agitated surface of the liquid (waves). Maximum operating temperature: 100 °C. Reference electrode Probe LA9 RM201 can also be fixed on various (skirt) containers (cisterns, tanks, ...) by m eans of a bracket or other suitable fixing device. LA9 RM201

Connection examples Control by electrodes A1 e g a t l o v y l p p u S

B1

B2

High level

B3

1 2 3 B B B

Low level

A2

Control by probes RM4 LG01 B2

B2

B3

B1

B1

2 levels


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Spare Parts List

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Part

Designation

RENK ID - No.

Qty.

BEARING EFZLK 22-250 DRAWING-NO.: 27126419 A 1

HOUSING EF22

785162

1

2

HEXAGON SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREW M24X90

350943

4

3

RING BOLT M24

158013

2

4

POSITIONING PIN 22

350913

1

5

SIGHT GLASS BSP11/2“

694050

1

6

OIL SIGHT GLASS BSP2“

725953

1

7

SCREW PLUG BSP3/4“

351006

4

8


351005

4

9


351003

1

10

SCREW PLUG 3/4NPT

248318

2

11

OIL OUTLET DN50

722352

1

12

PIPE NUT BSP2“

142209

1

13

SEALING RING 60X70X4

142041

1

14

SHELL EZLK 22-250

785160

1

15


346924

2

16

LOOSE OIL RING 22-2

698779

1

17


142900

2

18

LABYRINTH SEAL 250-R

758532

1

19


757103

1

20

SEAL CARRIER 22-280

785987

1

21


158532

8

22

BAFFLE 280

785989

1

23


142948

8

24

WASHER 6

350445

8

25

EXTENSION PIECE BSP1/2-BSP1/4

721758

1

26

SEALING RING A21X26

168405

1

27

PIPING FOR HYDROSTATIC JACKING 22

745822

1

28

CARTRIGDE OF NON-RETURN VALVE RVP13

350603

1

Filename

Page

Si.

Date

L785592e

1/2

Gre

11.07.08

Appr.

Date

RENK ID - No L785592

Revisions A

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Part

Designation

RENK ID - No.

Qty.

29

CABLE 2.5X450

500002

1

30

WASHER 12

350461

1

31

CABLE GLAND PG7

142151

1

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Designation

RENK ID - No.

Qty.

BEARING EFZLQ 22-225 DRAWING-NO.: 27126034 A 1

HOUSING EF22

785157

1

2


350943

4

3

RING BOLT M24

158013

2

4

POSITIONING PIN 22

350913

1

5


694050

1

6


725953

1

7


351006

4

8


351005

4

9


351003

1

10

SCREW PLUG 3/4NPT

248318

2

11

OIL OUTLET DN 50

709758

1

12

LOCK NUT BSP2”

350394

1

13


142041

1

14

SHELL EZLB 22-225

738717

1

15


346924

2

16

LOOSE OIL RING 22-1

698762

1

17

HEXAGON SOCKET HEAD SCREW M5X20

142900

2

18


758532

1

19

END COVER 22

350379

1

20


142601

8

21

EXTENSION PIECE BSP1/2”-BSP1/4”

721758

1

22

SEALING RING 21X26

168405

1

23


745822

1

24

CARTRIDGE OF NON- RETURN VALVE RVP13

350603

1

Filename

Page

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Date

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1/1

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Appr.

Date


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Operating Instructions

Synchronous generator

s Operating manual: Project code: Fenirol

Edition: Type: 1DT 4138-8ADO2-Z

Contract-No.: 1219294

Works Order No.: 178553

Documentation List:

Register No.

Document

1.

Technical data Electrical data

Text of dimension drawing

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2.

Drawings

Generator description Dimensions drawing Instrument wiring diagram

TK.930276-1219294 (07 2070 0023) 577287 A 577291 2 132 z294w/A 592481 573436A

Shaft calculation drawing Rotor withdrawal Generator foundation 3.

Reports

Quality inspection certificate

4.

Instructions and Additional documents a) Synchronous generator b) Logbook c) Brushless exciter d) Anti-condensation heating e) Air-to-Water Cooler f) Cooler-Coiltech, Operation and Maintenance instruction g) Cooling data h) Cooler dimension i) Drawing of DE- Bearing - EFZLK 22k-250H7 j) Drawing of NDE- Bearing - EFZLQ 22k-225H7 k) Drying of Windings l) Bolt tightening torques m) Slide Bearing Type EF RH-EFZEI-E-10.00 n) Slide Bearing Type EF RH-EFZWI-E-10.00 o) Lubricants for Slide Bearings Recommendation RH-2005 p) List of recommended spare parts

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Type W.-No. Contract-No. Contract-No. Code Drawing-No. Drawing-No.

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CONTENTS

1.

Technical data ............................................. .................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. ......................................... .................. 5 1.1 Electrical data ............................................. .................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. .................................. ........... 5 1.2 Degree of protection ........................................... .................................................................. .............................................. .............................................. .......................... ... 6 1.3 Weights ............................................ ................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. ............................................. ...................... 6 2. Text part - legend ........................................... .................................................................. .............................................. ............................................... ...................................... .............. 7 3. Operation of cooler ............................................ ................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. .................................. ........... 9 4. Temperature monitoring devices .............................................. ..................................................................... .............................................. ................................ ......... 10 5. Machine monitoring.................... monitoring ........................................... .............................................. .............................................. .............................................. ................................ ......... 11 6. Shaft end ............................................. .................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. .............................................. ......................... 12 7. Direction of rotation.................................... rotation........................................................... .............................................. .............................................. ....................................... ................ 13 8. Foundation load ............................................. .................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. .................................... ............. 14 9. Rating plate ............................................. .................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. ........................................... .................... 15 10. Outlet box ........................................... .................................................................. .............................................. .............................................. .............................................. ......................... 16 11. Sleeve bearing - DE ........................................... .................................................................. .............................................. .............................................. ................................ ......... 17 12. Sleeve bearing - NDE ............................................ ................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. ............................ ..... 18 13. Oil lubrication inlet..................... inlet ............................................ .............................................. .............................................. .............................................. ................................ ......... 19 14. Axial bearing clearance ............................................. .................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. ......................... 20 15. Rotary rectifier - brushless excitation components.................................. components.......................................................... ........................................ ................ 21 16. Anti-condensation heater ........................................... .................................................................. .............................................. .............................................. ......................... 22 17. Shaft earthing ............................................. .................................................................... ............................................... ............................................... ....................................... ................ 23 18. External earthing ball point and earth terminals .............................................. ..................................................................... ................................ ......... 24 19. Thermal expansion...................... expansion ............................................. .............................................. .............................................. .............................................. ................................ ......... 25 20. Displacement ............................................. .................................................................... .............................................. ............................................... ........................................ ................ 25 21. Relative vibration sensor PROXPAC 330800 type Bently Nevada ............................................. ............................................... 26 22. Shaft vibration monitoring system........................................ system............................................................... .............................................. .................................... ............. 27 23. Lifting instruction .............................................. ..................................................................... .............................................. .............................................. ................................ ......... 28 24. Service covers ............................................ ................................................................... .............................................. ............................................... ........................................ ................ 29 25. Outdrawal space for heat exchanger ............................................. .................................................................... .............................................. ............................ ..... 30 26. Protection against corosion ............................................ ................................................................... .............................................. ........................................... .................... 31


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1. Technical data 1.1 Electrical data Rated output Rated voltage Rated current Power factor Rated frequency Rated speed Excitation current Excitation voltage

SN : 12 500 kVA UN : 6 600 V IN : 1 093 A : 0.8 f : 50 Hz nN : 1 500 min-1 IFN : 413 A*) UFN : 149 V*)

Exciter:

Excitation current Excitation voltage

IFRG : 9,5 UFRG : 62

Type of construction Cooling method Ambient temperature Necessary volume of cooling air Losses to dissipate Thermal class Stator winding temperature rise (res. method) Xd’’ saturated value


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A*) V*)

IM 1005 IC81W 40 °C 8,5 m3 /s 272 kW F acc.to Th.-Cl. F 16,5 %*)




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1.2 Degree of protection Machine Terminal

: IP 54 EN60034-5 : IP 54 EN60034-5

1.3 Weights Total weight Rotor complete Cooler top housing Moment of inertia rotor cpl. (Shaft drawing No. 2 132 z573w/A )

: : : :

31 000 9 150 2 200 1 007

kg kg kg kg.m2

*) Calculated values Dynamic analysis and check of the shafting acc. to VDI-3840 recommended. Transient torques and shaft calculation data will be supplied on request.


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2. Text part - legend Machine parts listed in the following text are supplied by SEM Siemens Electric Machines s.r.o., unless otherwise stated. 1

Cooler housing

There is a flexible connection between the Cooler housing and the Stator frame. Their dynamic behaviors are different. Any rigid connection between them is not allowed (for example water piping connected to the Cooler and to the Stator frame) 2 Closed circuit cooler see page 9 Type: QLKE-234-110-3-2-4-23-3-8-X X= 0,15 mm fins. Quantity: 2 Cooling data: Register 2 3

4

DE-bearing EFZLK 22-250

see page 17

Lubricants see recommendation of manufacturer Renk

see register 4

Axial bearing clearance

see page 20

NDE-bearing EFZLQ 22-225


Floating bearing. 5

Outlet box

see page 16

6

Anti-condensation-heater


Terminal diagram 7

Type: Quantity: 8

GEA 11 19 1259 01 2

Leakage-monitoring

Type: Quantity: 9

see page 11

Leakage-water detector

RM4 LA32 MW 1

Centre of gravity

10 Covers on servicing openings

see page 24

11 External earthing ball point

Quantity:

2 see page 24

12 Grounding terminal 13 Aux. terminal box for

anti-condensation heater, exciter, thermometers. Terminal diagram see register 2

14 Lifting lugs for lifting complete machine.

For lifting a suitable lifting beam must be used. Datum: 15.12.2008 Name: KOLÁŘ Siemens Electric Machines s.r.o Stat.

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15 Exciter

Type: 1JG3300-8HV06-Z Terminal diagram

see register 2

16 Vent plug 17 Water drain plug 18 Bearing temperature sensors. Each bearing has 1 double resistance thermometer 2xPT100

Type

DE: 2PT100/B-235X6S-G1/2-3/0 2PT100/B-235X6S-G1/2-3/0-N -N NDE: 2PT100/B-250X6S-G1/2-3/0-N

Manufacturer Terminal diagram Location PT100s are lead out into aux. terminal box.

Fa. Dosch see register 2 see page 11 see page 14

19 Foundation load 20 Cold-air resistant thermometer

Type: 2xPT 100 Quantity: 2 Location Terminal diagram


21 Hot-air resistant thermometer

Type: 2xPT 100 (100 Ohm at 0°C, DIN IEC 751) Quantity: 1 Location see page 11 Terminal diagram see register 2 22 Slot resistance thermometer in stator winding

Type: PT 100 (100 Ohm at 0°C, DIN IEC 751) Quantity: 9 Setting see page 10 Location see page 11 Terminal diagram see register 2 23 Foundation screws M 56

Quantity:

8

24 Oil lubrication inlet

see page 19

25 DE shaft end

see page 12

26 Earthing of shaft

see page 23

27 Water inlet 28 Water outlet

2 ½”ANSI B16,5; 150LB 2 ½”ANSI B16,5; 150LB see page 26,27

29 Vibration monitoring Datum: 15.12.2008 Name: KOLÁŘ Siemens Electric Machines s.r.o Stat.

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3. Operation of cooler Air-water single-tube cooler Water-cooler data: Water cooler composed of Cooler resistance (water side) Max. operating gauge pressure Required water flow rate: 1 cooler operation 2 coolers operation at a water inlet temperature of Water outlet temperature Connection flange for cooling water Core tubes Cooling fins Tube plates water side Tube plates air side Water boxes Side walls

: 2 Elements : 0,8 bar : 6 bar : 22,7 m3 / h : 33,7 m3 / h : 32 °C : 39 °C : 2 ½”ANSI B 16,5; 150LB : CuNi10Fe : Al : CuZn38SnAl : CuZn38SnAl : CS + Rilsan : CS galvanized

To obtain noise-damping and vibration isolation it is necessary to use expansion-joints for cooler connection. In case of one cooler failure, it is necessary to reduce generator power output to 50% of nominal power.


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4. Temperature monitoring devices Slot resistance thermometer in stator winding

Position in Stator core viewed from drive end. Thermometer in slot 3 is located at top of the stator core. Arrangement clockwise No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Thermometer Thermometer with connection 2:1 – 2:3 2:4 – 2:6 2:7 – 2:9 2:10 – 2:12 2:13 – 2:15 2:16 – 2:18 2:19 – 2:21 2:22 – 2:24 2:25 – 2:27

Temperature limits.

Sensor

in slot 3 15 27 39 51 63 57 69 9

in phase U V W U V W U V W


Terminal Quantity

Type

Location


Stator winding

XT2

9

PT 100

Stator core slots

145°C

Bearings

XT3

2

2xPT 100

Bearing shell

95 °C

Cold air

XT7

2

2xPT 100

Cooler housing

45°C

Hot air

XT7

1

2xPT 100

Cooler housing

78°C

Leakage sensor

XT5

2

GEA 11 19 1259 01

Cooler housing

-

Guide values for adjustment of tripping temperatures:

1. Switch point (Warning) 5 K above the measured max. operating temperature. 2. Switch point (Cut out) 10 K above the measured max. operating temperature.


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5. Machine monitoring


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6. Shaft end Type of flange: K-31310-2 MODEL LS3


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7. Direction of rotation

Direction of rotation facing drive end. The generator is only suitable for CLOCKWISE direction of rotation. Connection of the system phases in the positive sequence to the machine terminals U1 V1 W1.


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8. Foundation load Peak torque produced by maximum asymetric short-circuit currents Stosskurzschlussfaktor

2k Mn M(2k) max

ωN

Tg T(2k)

8,4

The following applies for the three-phase generator Mn=9,55*Sn/n Für den Drehstromgenerator gilt Sn in [kVA] Peak torque produced by maximum asymetric short-circuit currents Mn*2k Max. Stosskurzschlussmoment The vibration caused by maximum asymetric short-circuit currents can be calculated from the following equation Die Stosskurzschlussschwingung verläuft nach der Gleichung

668,64 kNm *

Angular frequency of the system Netzfrequenz Time constant of d.c. component Zeitkonstante des Gleichstromgliedes Time constant of initial asymetric short-circuit current Zeitkonstante des Stosskurzschlusswechselstromes

0,199

s

0,365

s

371,46 kN Force produced by the machine weight Gewichtskraft durch das Eigengewicht Foundation load Fundamentbelastung Foundation load Fundamentbelastung

A B

+F+G/2 -F+G/2

The foundation is to be calculated and constructed ba the civil-engineering contractor. Transfer of vibration from adjacent machine sets to be prevented by an adequate design of the foundation. Die Berechnung und Ausführung des Fundamentes ist Angelegenheit der ausführenden Baufirma. Eine Schwingungsübertragung vonNachbaraggregaten muss durch entsprechende Fundamentgestal tung vermieden werden.

kN

523,4

kNm

-219,3 kNm

*

By neglection of fadeout process. Bei Varnachlässigung des Abklingvorganges.

STATIC LOAD

DYNAMISCHE BELASTUNG

RUHENDE BELASTUNG

Siemens Electric Machines s.r.o Notice

304,1

DYNAMIC LOAD

Datum: 15.12.2008 Name: KOLÁŘ

Stat.

kNm

[1/s]

Fmax =± G

79,6

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9. Rating plate


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10. Outlet box

Cable outlet of each phase is provided by 2 cables SIAF 150, 13,8 kV.


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11. Sleeve bearing - DE Suplier : Renk Bearing type : EFZLK Size : 22-250 Oil viscosity grade : ISO VG 46 Power dissipation : 4,1 kW Flow rate : 14 l/min Min. oil inlet temperature : -4 °C Max. allowed oil inlet temperature : 45 °C Min. pressure in oil supply pipe : 1, 5 Bar Max. pressure in oil supply pipe : 6 Bar Oil reservoir capacity : 23 l Lubrication by oil circulation and with oil ring lubrication. Bearing is shipped without oil. Axial clearance see page 20. Lubricant - see recommendations by bearing manufacturer. The bearing is insulated. Insulation of the drive end bearing is bridged with stranded copper conductor. The generator shall only be driven while being bridged.


Flow rate:

14 l/min



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12. Sleeve bearing - NDE Supplier : Renk Bearing type : EFZLQ Size : 22-225 Oil viscosity grade : ISO VG 46 Power dissipation : 3,5 kW Flow rate : 5 l/min Min. oil inlet temperature : -4 °C Max. allowed oil inlet temperature : 45 °C Min. pressure in oil supply pipe : 1, 5 Bar Max. pressure in oil supply pipe : 6 Bar Oil reservoir capacity : 23 l Lubrication by oil circulation and with oil ring lubrication. Bearing is shipped without oil. Lubricant - see recommendations by bearing manufacturer. The bearing is insulated. Insulation of the NDE bearing may not be bridged.


Flow rate:

5 l/min



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13. Oil lubrication inlet 1. Throttle valve

Type: VRFB 90°, Fa. Hydrocom

2. Oil-flow meter

Type: DKM/A-1/24 MS G3/4”, Fa. Meister

with minimal flow contact 3. Shut-off valve

EMIL01C, Fa. MTC

4. Pressure gauge

MGN63R006, Type: 304G, 0-6 Bar

5. Oil inlet

Flange class 150 ANSI B16,5-3/4”

6. Hydrostatic inlet

Hydrostatic connection G ¼”

7. Oil outlet

Flange class 150 ANSI B16,5-2”

Lubricant oil circuit

Terminals from Oil-flow meter switch are lead out into aux. terminal box. Hydrostatic values DE

NDE


8,5 Mpa (85 Bar) 5 Mpa (50 Bar) 0,8 l/min


8 Mpa (80 Bar) 4,5 Mpa (45 Bar) 0,8 l/min


40 rpm


40 rpm


90 rpm


90 rpm


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14. Axial bearing clearance

All measurements are in mm.


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15. Rotary rectifier - brushless excitation components co mponents


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16. Anti-condensation heater Quantity Type Voltage No. of phases Power rating

:1 : DEW 8,5-400-380/1000W/3Y 8,5-400-380/1000 W/3Y : 380 V / 50 Hz :3 : ca. 1000 W


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17. Shaft earthing


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18. External earthing ball point and earth terminals

Type: 754 200 DIN VDE 0683-1, DIN 48088-1 Ø 20 mm Earthing ball points are placed on the both side of the generator. Earthing ball point is galvanized – Do not paint!!

Earth protective terminals are placed in diagonal corners of the generator.


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19. Thermal expansion

Vertical development ∆ l = 0,34 mm Horizontal development ∆ h = 0,54 mm

20. Displacement

Vertical displacement sx = 0,064 mm Horizontal displacement sy = 0,086 mm Note: Values are

calculated for rated operation conditions.


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21. Relative vibration sensor PROXP PROX PAC 330800 type Bently Nevada


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22. Shaft vibration monitoring system Manufacturer Type shaft vibration DE Type shaft vibration NDE

: : :

Bently Nevada 330880-16-15-061(154mm)-03(M20)-02 330880-16-15-06 1(154mm)-03(M20)-02 330880-16-15-066(168mm)-03(M20)-02 330880-16-15-06 6(168mm)-03(M20)-02

Recommended values for the set points:

1. operating data (alarm) 2. operating data (trip)

(max.80 µ p.t.p.) (max.110 µ p.t.p.)

The amplitude of oscillation which is measured at normal operation Operating data: measured value at normal operation


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23. Lifting instruction

The lifting capacity of the beam must be min 32 tons.


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24. Service covers Service cover no.1 dismantle in case of maintenance of rectifier or for cold air temperature detector exchange. Service cover no. 2 dismantle for hot air detector exchange and cover no. 3 for cold air detector exchange. Do not use for emergency cooling !


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25. Outdrawal space for heat exchanger


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26. Protection against corosion

Inside

Outside

60 µm 2 30 µm Colour RAL 3012 30 µm Colour RAL 7002

Total thickness Number of coats Primary coat

: : :

Top coat

:

30 µm 1 30 µm Colour RAL 3012 -

Tolerance per coat

:

±10 µm


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G 3~ Siemens Electric Machines s.r.o. Drásov 126 CZ 664 24 Drásov

s Dear customers,

Now you become the owners of a synchronous generator produced by the Siemens Electric Machine, Machine, s.r.o. It I t is a product of the company with many-years' many-years' tradition that was produced on the basis of operational experience experience by a team of experts and skilled workers and which incorporates the latest know-how and advanced technology. technology. We W e produce the series of synchronous generators with power power output from about 20 to t o 12 000 kVA, LV and HV options for all usual applications. We will fulfil your special demands on a generator for f or special use or arrangement.

Team of company employees


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1 Generally 1.1 1.2 1.3

Significant (relevant) safety terms........................................ terms............................................................... .............................. ....... 6 General safety information....................................... information.............................................................. .......................................... ................... 6 Type marking of generators....................... generators.............................................. ........................................….. .................…............ .......... 8

2 Description 2.1 Technical description, variants.................................. variants......................................................... ......................................... .................. 2.2 Electric characteristics........................ characteristics............................................... .............................................. ........................................ ................. 2.3 Use.... .............................................. ..................................................................... .............................................. .........................……....... ..……....... 2.4 Warranties......................................................................................................... 2.5 Standards.............................................................................................……......

9 10 11 11 11

3 Transport and storage 3.1 3.2 3.3

Safety recommendations...................... recommendations............................................. .............................................. ....................................... ................ 12 Storage conditions.... ............................................. .................................................................... .................................... ............. 13 Inspection during storage time........................................... time.................................................................. ................................ ......... 13

4 Installation and operation 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5

Safety recommendations...................... recommendations............................................. .............................................. ....................................... ................ Preparation........................................................................................................ Electric installation........................................ installation............................................................... .............................................. ............................. ...... First start up and operation.. ........................................... ................................................................. ...................... Diagnostics of defects ……………......................... ……………................................................ ..................................... ..............

14 14 17 18 22

5 Maintenance 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4

Safety recommendations...................... recommendations............................................. .............................................. ....................................... ................ Inspection of insulation condition.................................... condition........................................................... .................................. ........... Cleaning............................................................................................................ Bearing maintenance...................... maintenance............................................. .............................................. ........................................... ....................

25 25 26 26

6 Disassembly and regressive assembly 6.1 6.2

Dismantling (disassembling)........................... (disassembling).................................................. .............................................. ............................. ...... 27 Regressive assembly (assembly).................... (assembly)........................................... .............................................. .............................. ....... 27

7 Regulation 7.1 7.2 7.3 7.4 7.5

General description, principle of regulation............................... regulation...................................................... ......................... .. Range of voltage regulation.............................. regulation..................................................... .............................................. .......................... ... Regulation accuracy.......... accuracy................................. .............................................. .............................................. .................................. ........... Dynamic state of voltage.............................. voltage..................................................... .............................................. .............................. ....... Parallel operation............................... operation...................................................... .............................................. ........................................ .................


28 29 29 29 30

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8 Neutral point 8.1

Generally...................... Generally............................................. .............................................. .............................................. ................................... ............ 31

9 Generator disposal after lifetime lifetime expiration ...................................

List of enclosures

31

Enclosed

Enclosure No. 1: Technical data………………………..….. Enclosure No. 2: Machine name plate…………………...… Enclosure No. 3: Direction of rotation………………….…. Enclosure No. 4: Load of foundation by generator…….…. Enclosure No. 5: List of bearings with relubricating plan… Enclosure No. 6: Operational logbook of generator ……… Enclosure No. 7: Voltage regulators ……………………….. Enclosure No. 8: Regulator VAR/Power factor…………... Enclosure No. 9: Regulator RÜW 10……………………… Enclosure No. 10: Test certificate…..……………………… Enclosure No. 11: Connection diagram…………………… Enclosure No. 12: Dimensions drawing……………………


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s 1. Generally Herein submitted operational instructions refer only to standard type. Possible dissimilarities from standard model (special models) are described in enclosures or supplements of operational instructions. NOTICE: Contents of operational instructions and production documentation is not the part of previous or current agreements promises or juridical relations or is not to change above mentioned. All obligations of SIEMENS result from existing purchase contract that also contains complete and valid delimitation of warranties. These contractual warranty contracts contracts are neither limited nor extended by elaboration of these instructions and documentation.

Danger Electric machines are operational devices to be used in industrial heavy-current heavy-current machinery. In the t he course of operation these operational devices have dangerous voltage, conductive bare parts, moving or rotating parts. Therefore they can cause the worst injuries or damage to properties in case of inadmissible removing of covers, unprofessional handling, incorrect manipulating or insufficient maintenance. Therefore the workers responsible for safety operation of a device have to secure the following: - only qualified operators have to be authorised to attend these machines - these operators and the others must always have submitted operational instructions and the other production documentation at their disposal in the course of all corresponding operations and have to adhere to this documentation consistently. - unqualified people are forbidden to operate the machines and keep in their surrounding.!!!


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s 1.1 Significant (relevant) terms Warning terms such as DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION and RECOMMENDATION which are mentioned in this operational instructions are used to inform about danger or extraordinary information that require special marking. DANGER means that in case a person does not adhere to it, his life can be jeopardised or he may cause damage to property. WARNING means that in case a person does not adhere to it, he may induce difficult injury or cause damage to property. CAUTION means hat in case a person does not adhere to it, he may induce an injury or cause damage to property. RECOMMENDATION RECOMMENDATION means that there are extraordinary and special technical connections that are not obvious even for experts. Regardless, it is also necessary to adhere to recommendations that are not specially emphasized, regarding regarding transport, operation and maintenance as well as technical data (which are given in operational instructions, i nstructions, production documentation and on the machine itself) to prevent breakdown which can either directly or indirectly induce difficult injuries of people or cause damage to property. Qualified staff are operators who were in charge of safety of device, who are able to perform all necessary activities and at the same time recognize and prevent possible danger. These operators have to perform above mentioned as the result of their education, experience, previous training as well as acquiring knowledge of standards, provisions, regulations, safety of work and working relations. Above all qualification of staff providing service and maintenance has to correspond to the laws concerning work on heavy-current devices of a particular country which the device is operated in. Besides, knowledge of provisions of first aid and local rescue devices is necessary as well. Concerning work on heavy-current heavy-current devices, restriction of employing unqualified people is determined in e.g. VBG 4 or ČSN 33 2000-4-41 or IEC 364-4-443.

1.2 General safety information Herein mentioned machines are parts of heavy-current heavy-current devices for industrial extent of use. They are produced in compliance with corresponding and acknowledged technical regulations.

WARNING: It is supposed that basic planned operations with a device as well as all operations concerning transport, assembly, installation, launching, maintenance and repairs will be performed by qualified staff or checked by responsible responsible experts. Product documentation v3.5.a 2-032 (21/2/05)

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s Concurrently it is necessary to take the following into consideration: - Technical data and data of admissible use (assembly connection terms, environmental terms and operational terms), which are, among others, stated in a catalogue, in operational instructions, orders, name plates and in the other technical documentation. - General establishing and safety provisions. - Local provisions and requirements which are specific for the device. - Qualified use of tools, lifting and transport devices. - Use of personal protective devices. - Duty of responsible people to take part in training on safety of employees in accordance with SAFETY PROVISIONS as well as keeping to the laws of a country in which the device is operated. Above all the laws, concerning protection of environment, handling with waste, safety use of substances that are dangerous for lives or environment e.g. cleaners, lubricants, adhesives, varnishes etc. Detailed information about these special products can be found in a “list of safety data” provided by producers producers or importer of a product. Operational instructions cannot contain all detailed information concerning different construction variants and cannot take into consideration every possible occurrence of installation, operation or maintenance owing to the loss of lucidity. Therefore operational instructions designed for qualified operators (see above mentioned) contain such recommendations that are necessary if a machine is used in accordance with provisions in the extent of industrial i ndustrial operation. If there are special requirements concerning nonindustrial area (e.g. protection against dangerous touch of children fingers and so on), these conditions have to be secured on the device by means of supplementary protective provisions. If there are any discrepancies, especially missing information which specify a product, sales department of SIEMENS is in charge of providing necessary explanation. explanation. Concerning this matter we ask you to mention mainly type and production number of a machine, please. Concerning planning, assembly, launching and service we recommend using the promotion and services of appropriate service centre of SIEMENS. RECOMMENDATIONS: Other detailed information concerning general works e.g. checking of delivered coils (damages which can be caused during transport), long term storage and preserving of machines, checking of footing, connection stretching, erection (setting) and (seating), levelling of a machine and others could be found in our “Assembly materials” or (newly) in “Operational instructions”. These materials could be obtained in SIEMENS sales department. Product documentation v3.5.a 2-032 (21/2/05)

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s 1.3 Type marking of generators

1FC2 353-4SB40-Z Rotating electric machine

1

Synchronous machine

F

Basic design Water cooler design Air cooler design Military design

C J Q R

Low voltage, output up to 3 MVA 2 Low voltage, output above 3 MVA 3 Middle and high voltage 4 Axial height

180 mm 225 mm 280 mm 355 mm 450 mm 560 mm 630 mm 710 mm 800 mm

18 22 28 35 45 56 63 71 80

Power size

1 2 3 .

Number of poles 4 6 8 10 12

4 6 8 10 12


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s 2. Description 2.1 Technical description, variants Machines of type 1FC2 are three-phase synchronous generators for low voltage with a rotor with protruding poles in brushless design. They consist of alternative current generator (main machine) and exciter with rotating rectifier. Rotors of main machine and exciter together with rotating rectifier and fan are situated on one shaft. Parts that are used for voltage regulation can be found in terminal box. One construction unit consists of above mentioned parts, welded cover and bearings. Main machine has got a rotor with protruding poles. Three-phase winding is brought out on four terminals and connected in a star. The star is brought out. Rotor is equipped with damper winding to improve i mprove dynamic stability of asymmetric load. Exciter is an alternative generator with outer poles with steady exciter winding in stator. Rotor alternating winding feeds winding in the winding of main machine by means of rotating rectifier. Rotating rectifier is a diode module connected in a three-phase bridge that is equipped with overvoltage protection. Basic mechanical design is represented by two-bearing design with degree of protection IP 23 and feet that are pulled pulled out. There are other other variants such as as footing-flange, footing-flange, onebearing or other designs. Bundle of stator sheets is pressed into a solid welded box and it secured to prevent round moving. It is possible to adjust the height of footings towards generator axis. Generator rotor is a compact part of the machine with damper cage (amortiser) in magnet field. It is excited by means of integrated exciter. Stator of exciting machine (exciter) is situated in bearing shield on the non-drive-end. Bearing shields are produced of qualitative grey cast iron, may be welded. Rectifier and protective varistor are attached outside the machine on NS – side (front side). This solution can enable their easy replacement. In special designs it is situated even inside of the machine. There is a through system of cooling in the machine, which is optimal. Fans are made of aluminium up to axial height of 350 mm. Welded constructions are used for higher axial heights. Protective coverage is secured with ribbed sheets in the places where the air comes in and out. If generator operates in dusty areas, it can be equipped with a filter on the side where the air comes in. There is an option of supplying generators generators equipped with higher degree of protection than IP 23, and with water cooler or air cooler. Spacious terminal box is sit uated on the upper part of generator stator box. It contains all equipment that is needed for connection and operation of generator, including regulator. Terminals are arranged on 6-terminal bars. There is also an option of equipping a generator with thermal sensors in stator winding and bearings. Standard design of generator is supplied without drilled openings for outlet cables. There is an option of supplying inlet cable necks with PG – screw joints.


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s 2.2 Electric characteristics 2.2.1. Output and raise of the temperature Determined output that is stated on the name plate is intended for long-term operation with symmetrical load, prescribed frequency and voltage, power factor cos ϕ = 0,8 to 1,0, o ambient air temperature up to 40 C and altitude of machine location up to 1000 m. Simultaneously, Simultaneously, the machine is used in compliance with temperature class F, if need H according to IEC 60034-1.

2.2.2. Short-term current overload Machines can bear short-term overload without harmful effect in compliance with the following table: Tab.2.3.a Current overload I/In

1,10

1,15

1,30

t

1h

25 min

6 min

1,5 15s

3,0 5s

Above mentioned overload can occur only rarely and must be followed by running of machine for at least one hour at reduced output or at most at determined output.

2.2.3. Voltage Machines are standardly supplied with a star star connection for voltage voltage of 400 V at 50 Hz, or 450 V at 60 Hz (according to machine name plate). ATTENTION!! Machines that were supplied for voltage of 400V at 50 Hz, cannot be operated at voltage of 450 V and 60 Hz.

2.2.4. Shape of a voltage curve Time behaviour of terminal voltage during idle running and during symmetrical linear load is virtually sinusoid with upper frequency response response according to ISO 8528, part 1, and at most 5 % of difference from the fundamental fundamental oscillation.

2.2.5. Asymmetric load Asymmetric load according to IEC 60034-1 article 22 Maximum I2 / IN for permanent operation 0,08 2 Maximum ( I2 / IN ) .t operation operation during breakdowns 20

2.2.6. Short-circuit current During symmetrical three-phase short-circuit the value of short-time short-circuit current makes minimally triple of nominal current. Short-circuit current must be switched off by 5 s. Product documentation v3.5.a 2-032 (21/2/05)

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s 2.2.7. Radio interference elimination Generators correspond to interference elimination degree according to IEC 60034-1.

2.2.8. Currents in star neutral points If star neutral points of generators are connected mutually or with neutral points of transformers and appliances directly, then transient t ransient currents with triple t riple determined frequency could appear in conductor among neutral points. To prevent thermal jeopardy of generators, transient currents should not exceed 50 % of nominal current of generator. Higher currents should be reduced outside of device by means of current limiting choke or similar devices.

2.3 Use Generators are used in land central offices and in naval shipboard networks for long-term or reserve operation. They can be driven by combustion engines, gas of water turbines or electromotors. They can run individually, parallelly with similar device or it is possible to connect them to public network.

2.4 Warranties Warranties refer to adhering of operational instructions and permissible operational terms. If these provisions are not adhered, it can result in refusing of warranty claims. During claim or with spare parts order it is necessary to provide factory (production) number and if need other data stated in output name plate. The user is obliged to keep the operational log, and he can dismantle the generator only if approved by the producer otherwise the producer shall be released from the obligations under its warranty. During the warranty and after the warranty period, the user must not make any external and internal intervention in the machine design.

2.5 Standards Generator design corresponds to standards IEC 60034-1 and also DIN EN 60034 (VDE 0530-1). If required, generators generators can meet requirements of other standards and regulations. regulations.


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s 3 Transport and storage 3.1 Safety recommendation ! WARNING. During any lifting or transport of an aggregate aggregate it is necessary to use only openings that are provided for lifting and transportation, gripping lugs or pins in foundation plate! Lifting should be performed at four axially symmetrical symmetrical places at least (see picture 3a). Aggregates must not be lifted hanging on individual parts of a machine! Existing accessory lifting lugs e.g. on bearing shields, cooler superstructure etc. are provided only for lifting of these individual parts of the machine. Lifting capacity of applied lifting device should be taken into consideration! Lifting devices should be chosen with respect of the weight of machine. Appropriate guiding of ropes should be used with possible superstructures or extension.

Picture 3a. Transport of machine


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s 3.2 Storage conditions Generator and accessories must be professionally stored before installation. They must be protected from humidity, harmful environmental conditions and from other strange influences. If generator is placed in a transport box, it must be removed out of it before storage. Storage areas must be clean, dry, closed and protected from tremors. Temperature should o not drop bellow 5 C.

3.3 Inspection during storage If storage takes more than 3 months, insulation resistance and preservative coats must be inspected. If the value of insulation resistance drops down bellow the value determined in point 4.3.1, table 1, generator must be desiccated immediately. immediately. You are obliged to record the start/end date of the storage period including all activities performed with the generator during this period to the operational log of the generator.


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s 4 Installation and operation

4.1 Safety recommendation ! WARNING Strictly adhere adhere to ”General ”General safety information”, information”, please. In In paragraph paragraph 1.2 of this Instructions, recommendations concerning admissible use of machine and recommendations concerning required professional knowledge that is necessary while operating heavy-current machinery. Coverings must not be opened during operation (see also paragraph 5). Covers prevent from touching of active or rotating parts or they are necessary for right routing of air and effective cooling . For safety reasons, the machine can be started until the coupling is inserted at the free shaft end or after dismantling the key at the free shaft end. No higher speeds cannot be adjusted because this is ensured by right designed controlling and checking of speeds. The only admissible speeds are these that are given according to output name plate.

4.2. Preparation 4.2.1 General inspection of machine Generator must be properly inspected inspected prior to erection (installation) with the aim to find out if there t here are any damages damages caused during transport or storage. Any imperfections that are found out must be reported to a supplier or transport company and must be professionally repaired. Remove preservative coating from metal surfaces (feet, flange, free end, etc.) prior to machine seating and installation. Insulation resistance must be inspected. Record the data measured to the operational log.

4.2.2 Locating Generator must be located in i n the way that terminal box, bearings and accessories accessories could be easily approachable.

4.2.3 Installation Generator must be placed on a solid foundation without any vibrations. Machine feet must stand on flat metal base. If need, contact surface must be carefully laid under to prevent deformation of stator body.


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s When installed, it is recommended that the increase of the axial height of the loaded generator must be taken into account. The increase of the axial height is affected by the heat machine use (its classification), the method of ventilation, the generator size, etc. The most suitable way is to operate the drive until the steady operational temperature regime is achieved, then to switch off the machine and to make the axial height correction. The informative calculation of the above-mentioned increase can be done from the following formula: Height increase [ µm] = 0.312 x vertical foot distance from the shaft axis. Keep a record in the operational log.

4.2.4 Cooling Space, in which generator is situated, must be sufficiently large and aired. Generator cannot suck warm air from other machine. For continuous operation, it is necessary to 3 -1 provide a steady cooling air ventilation with a volume rate of 0.55 m s for each 100 kW. ATTENTION Temperature on surface parts of electric machines (stator housing, shields) o can reach over 100 C, therefore possibility of touching these surfaces must be prevented. At the same time it is forbidden to put or attach any parts that are temperature sensitive such as normal leads or parts of electronic equipment.

4.2.5 Coupling Flexible connections must be used to connect generator and driving machine mechanically. The coupling must transmit only torsion moment from driving machine that must get rid of impact peaks that are produced especially by combustion engines. Further, it must attenuate all axial and radial vibrations of driving machine. Coupling must be dynamically dynamically balanced, balanced, it itself must not be a source of any undesirable forces and vibrations.

Shaft extensibility Due to motor heat dilatation the free end may extend to the clutch by 0.0012 fold motor stator length Shaft extension (mm) = 0.0012 x stator length (mm) That extension should be considered in motor clutch system design. design. For additional information see Annex, or contact us.


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s Prior to assembly of connection connection on the generator shaft, preservative coat coat must be removed and the shaft should be slightly varnished with oil. Concerning actual assembly of a installation on the shaft, it is recommended to use assembly jig that will fit in a thread in generator shaft. If need, installation can be heated in oil bath with a temperature of up to o 100 C. Installation must not be pulled on shaft by force. When pulling down the connection from the t he shaft, it is i s necessary to use pulling jig.

Coupling of a set must be adjusted by means of two indicators or another appropriate device according to picture 4.2.5. Tolerance that is determined by a producer of connection should be reduced as much as possible because every slightest defect will cause disproportionate increase of burden on bearings and coupling. Check the coupling during the steady operational temperature regime, and record the parameters to the operational log.

Picture 4.2.5: Points of measurement

4.2.6 Securing of mechanical mechanical position The right position of installed and fixed generator to the foundation must be secured in such a way that set axial alignment will not be changed in the course of operation. Feet must be plugged in into the foundation.


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s 4.3 Connection 4.3.1 Insulation resistance of winding Insulation resistance of stator winding must be measured prior to launching a new generator or in generator that was out of operation for longer period of time. In winding without defects the resistance must not drop bellow the values given in table t able 4.3.1. ! WARNING The terminals terminals have partly dangerous dangerous voltage and it is dangerous dangerous to touch them during or just after measurement. If there is a possibility of connecting network line being under voltage, make sure that network line cannot be connected during measurement. measurement. Table 4.3.1. Insulation resistance at winding temperature 75ºC MOhm

Measuring direct voltage

V

Insulation resistance at winding temperature 25ºC MOhm

> 1000 1500

30 50

1,0 1,7

500 500

Nominal voltage

V 1)

1)

the lowest measuring voltage 100V

It takes about 1 min. to reach final value of insulation resistance. If a measured value of resistance is bellow determined value, generator must be dried out. Increased temperature of o winding by 10 C results in decrease of value of insulation resistance by a half. If the o temperature of winding drops bellow 5 C, measured value of insulation resistance must not be considered as to be ready for connection because this may result in false conclusions. Record the values measured to the operational log.

4.3.2 Desiccation o

The simplest method of desiccation is a dry area with 80 C clean warm air and with exhaust. Generator does not have to be disassembled. Concerning generators with high protection e.g. IP 54, the parts that secure protection must be disassembled. Time of desiccation depends on the degree of humidity. The other desiccation methods: - short-circuit operation at IN with foreign exciter - warming up by means of direct current Insulation resistance must be measured during desiccation. At the start it will drop down quickly and then it will raise again. Desiccation is finished when insulation resistance reaches corresponding value. If insulation resistance of generator is not improved after longer period of desiccation, then the low value is not caused by humidity in stator. There must be another defect. Record to the operational log that the drying has been done. Product documentation v3.5.a 2-032 (21/2/05)

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s Only qualified professionals can carry out cable lead to generator and its connection to switching and protective apparatus. And they have to adhere to valid regulations and standards. Cables must be thoroughly connected, and can stress connection terminals neither in tension nor in bending. Connection cables are connected in compliance with connection diagrams that can be found on inner side of terminal box cover. Terminal bolt must be properly tightened so as not to warm up and loose due to resistance during operation. Terminal box must be closed after the connection is finished.

4.3.3 Safeguarding Generator must be well protected by means of regressive protection to prevent dangerous operational situations and overcurrent defects. Generators must be safeguarded in compliance with nominal current that is determined in output name plate.

4.4 Launching and operation 4.4.1 Installation Prior to launching l aunching a driving machine, the following must be checked: - Generator load must be disconnected - Insulation resistance must be kept at least to minimal value - Safety regulations concerning operation of aggregate must be adhered - Protective wire must be connected When the check is over the whole aggregate can be launched according to operational instructions designed for the whole set. In case that the machine is not put out of operation for more than 3 months, only a short visual inspection is sufficient before the connection starts.

4.4.2 Change of rotating direction direction Change of rotating direction is possible only in generators equipped with a fan that can rotate in both directions. Change of direction is performed by switching over the terminals k and l of current transformer (picture 7.1.a). Change of rotating direction is accompanied with the change of phase sequence on the main terminals. Rotating direction cannot be changed in generators that have got only one-way fan. The fan must be exchanged.


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s 4.4.3 Operation ! WARNING If any changes occur occur that are different from normal operation operation (higher input, temperature or vibrations, unusual noise or smells, reaction of control devices etc.), it means that function is damaged. Maintenance staff must be called immediately to prevent breakdowns that can directly or indirectly jeopardize people or that can cause damage to property.

IN CASE OF ANY DOUBTS, IMMEDIATELY DISCONNECT APPROPRIATE DRIVING MECHANISM Generator is able to be excited itself. But the following must be taken into consideration: - Required terminal voltage in the extent of U N ± 5% or according to technical specification can be set by external potentiometer after nominal revolutions are reached. - Generator can be fully loaded after nominal speeds are reached The following operational data must be checked again: - Current, generator cannot be overloaded - Symmetry of load of individual phases - Frequency - Increase of temperature in bearings, cooling of machine and mechanical operation To prevent resonance, take heed of the following: own electromechanical frequencies of generator must not be in accordance with mechanical exciting frequencies of driving machine.

4.4.4 Check of operation The function of generator must be continuously observed during operation so as to avoid a breakdown. Its course must be recorded in generator operational logbook, especially the changes changes that are unusual in the course of normal operation. Any found imperfections must be repaired immediately. Above all, generator must be clean, must be secured in accordance with the data on output name plate, running must be centred without vibrations, perfect condition of bearings and good tightening of connection terminals. During generator operation ventilation openings must not be covered in any way. If a generator was out of operation for longer period, insulation resistance of winding, condition of lubrication in bearings, tightening of terminal bolts and mechanical connection with driving machine must be inspected prior to putting the machine into operation.


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s Intervals of preventive inspections

Preventive inspection I. is carried out regularly in the course of common operation of the machine after 500 operational hours from the beginning. The inspection consists of: a) b) c) d)

Inspection of cleanliness of cooling surfaces of machine. Measurement Measurement of stator winding insulation resistance. Inspection of bearings operation if needed. Inspection of function of additional equipment if needed.


Preventive inspection II . is carried out regularly after 5000 operational hours from the beginning. The inspection consists of: a) b) c) d) e) f) g) h)

Inspection of cleanliness of cooling surfaces of machine. Measurement Measurement of stator winding insulation resistance. Measurement Measurement of rotor winding circuit insulation resistance. (measuring voltage is 500 V) Measurement Measurement of voltage, current, temperature, bearings and oscillations. Inspection of bearings operation. Inspection of connection to the net and tightening of terminal bolts. Inspection of tightness of terminal box cover. Inspection of function of additional equipment.


Preventive inspection III . is carried out regularly after 15000 operational hours from the beginning. The inspection consists of: a) b) c) d) e) f) g)

Thorough cleaning. Thorough inspection. Reparation of any imperfections. i mperfections. Bearings relubrication. Assembly according according to the instructions. Measurements. Tests.

Any found imperfections must be repaired prior to putti ng the machine into operation. All inspections must be recorded in the generator operational logbook.

4.4.5 Putting out of operation Product documentation v3.5.a 2-032 (21/2/05)

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s Loading must be disconnected before generator is put out of operation. Next steps should follow operational instructions prescribed for the whole set.

4.4.6 Operational log The operational log serves for recording all events that relate to operation, maintenance and revisions of the generator. Keep the records starting from the storage period before putting the generator into operation. Record the current number of the operational hours to the "Operational hours" box starting from the first fir st commissioning. Record also all events that are related to winding insulating resistance, drying, and record parameter values (e.g. voltage, current, bearing temperature, vibration, etc.) during both the commissioning and normal operation. The operational log is also used to record the results of all inspections and revisions. All machine modifications, part replacement, faults of generator, accessories, switching and breaking elements including their replacement are recorded to t he operational log. Moreover, emergency events are also recorded (e.g. overload, short circuit, etc.) even if no generator failure occurred. The record in the operational log may refer to another document in which the activity is evidently recorded.


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s 4.5. Diagnostics of defects 4.5.1. Mechanical Mechanical cause Breakdown e s i o n y h c t a r c S

f o e r d e e r e v r o a t s a s t u t a g e s a r n h e r e i c r e r e x n p e a e v m B o e t

n o i t a r b i v l a i d a R

n o i t a r b i v l a i x A

e s i o n e v i s s e c x E

Remedy precaution

Contact of rotor or shaft with solid parts of machine appears Limited access of air, excessive amount of dust in winding, dust in cooler ducts Polluted or blocked air filter (if it is equipped)

Perform check of access of air, pollution of winding, check cooler

Cooler function gets worse (goes for design with watercooler)

Clean cooler with regards to operational instructions, check amount of cooling medium, vent cooler

•

Unbalance on rotor

Contact producer and require balancing

•

Unbalance in coupling

Rebalancing

•

Transfer of vibration from linked machine

Check of linked machine

•

•

Badly fixed generator in foundation or changes in foundation

Level machine, check foundation, and tightening of generator

•

•

Resonance with foundation

Strengthen foundation

•

Lack of lubricant in bearing

Check amount of lubricant in bearing

•

Bearing is overloaded

Check tightening, levelling and clamping of machine

Damaged or badly worn out bearing

Perform exchange

• • • •

•


Possible cause

Find and eliminate cause

Filter exchange, if need to clean

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s 4.5.2 Electric cause Breakdown N


f o s n T a e L O m y V b r e t t e e s e m o b i t c o n e n t n o a c p N

U

1 , ) 0 . e p g a p t a l e o g v a t t l n e o n v a r o m t a e r r ( e N n e U G

f N

U o s 1 , n 1 a e > > e c i e m v g y e a b t d l t l o e o v s r r e t o b n t o a t c r o e n n n e a G c

h t i w e c i v e n o i d t l c o r n t u n f o o c n e d i s t u O

g n i t f i r d e g a t l o v d n a t n e r r u C

• • • •

Too high number of speeds


Too low number of speeds


Oscillation of number of speeds

Check speeds of drive Check diodes, exchange diode module Exchange varistor or diodes Check wires Check wires from auxiliary winding to regulator (terminals X3-X4,voltage app 180200 V) Exchange fuse

Defective varistor or diodes Break in circuit

• • •

Break in regulator feeding

•

Defect on fuse F1

•

Break in exciting circuit •

•

Defective voltage regulator

•

Stability potentiometer reset

Frequency potentiometer reset

•

•

•


Remedy precaution

Defect on rotating rectifier

•

•

Possible cause

Check wires from regulator to exciter Exchange regulator New adjustment of potentiometer, stability according to operational instructions of regulator New adjustment of potentiometer, frequency according to operational instructions of regulator

•

Breakdown in circuit of planned values, short-circuit in leads

Eliminate short-circuit

•

Breakdown in circuit of planned values, interruption in leads

Eliminate interruption

During operation of potentiometer of planned values bridge 6-7 is missing

Input bridge 6-7 or attach external potentiometer with planned value

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s Electric cause – follow-up Breakdown N


n n o o i i t t a u r b i e r p t o s l i e d l d l a a r o a l p n g e v n e i r n u U d

g n o m s a e e s g a a h t l p o l v a f u o d i e i v c n d n e i r e f f i D

g n i t a e h r e v O

d e t a e h r e v o s i g n i d n i w f o t r a P

t u p t u o f o n o i t a u t c u l F

Possible cause

Remedy precaution

Overload

Reduce load

•

Break of outer wires

•


Check outer wires Measure winding and insulation resistance, consult producer and repair Reduce load Adjust load

•

Overload Uneven load

• •


• • •

Potentiometer of statics is reset

•

Break or short-circuit of lead from statics current transformer T1 to statics A2


Fluctuation of turning moment

Measure winding and insulation resistance, consult producer and repair Check driving machine In generator equipped with statics module-set potentiometer of statics according to operational instructions Eliminate short-circuit, in case of a break check current transformer

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s 5 Maintenance 5.1 Safety recommendation ! WARNING Pay heed heed to strict adhering to “General “General safety information” in paragraph 1.2 of these instructions. Unconditionally pay heed to necessary professional knowledge that must be acquired while operating in heavy-current machinery. Before any work on machines is started, make sure that machine or unit is disconnected disconnected in accordance accordance to regulations. This applies especially for opening of protective covers. Pay heed not only to main current circuits but also to possible supplementary auxiliary current circuits. This especially applies to heater in the course of stoppage of machine. There are “5 safety regulations’’ (e.g. according to EN 50110-1): - disconnection - securing that prevents new connection - make sure that machine is disconnected - earthing and short-circuit connection (for voltage above 1000 V), - block or cover (close) neighbouring active active parts. NOTICE: Cross-section drawings and or detailed drawings that are a part of instructions, usually contain useful information on technical construction of normal machines and constructional groups. This information can be appreciated by experts and should be taken into consideration in a certain way. ATTENTION ATTENTION Special designs and constructional variants can differ from normal projections as far as technical details are concerned. We are here to solve any potential uncertainty, please, contact us and provide us with type and production number of a machine. Other possibility is to contact directly SIEMENS service centre and have maintenance works performed by the centre. WARNING. Any works that are performed on generator must be carried out on disconnected machine, apart from relubrication of bearings. In that particular case it is necessary to adhere to safety instructions. If the works are performed on the parts of machine or accessories under current , make sure that generator is always separated from the network. At the same time check if these parts are not under voltage. Protective wire must always be connected. connected.

5.2 Inspection of insulation condition Condition of generator insulation must be inspected during every maintenance and prior to putting into operation in case of longer period of a shut down.


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s 5.3 Cleaning Generator and its accessories must be kept in clean condition. Cleaning must be carried out in dependence dependence on operational requirements. The best way of cleaning is to use clean and dry pressed air (most 200 kpa). Collecting dust decreases cooling capacity and increases raise of temperature of machine. If generator is fitted with a filter in the inlet spot of cooling air, then it must be cleaned regularly. Cleaning intervals depend on conditions of ambient surrounding in which generator operates. Degree of contamination can be assessed in dependence on increase of temperature of stator winding which is normally equipped with resistance thermometer (concerning designs designs with a filter). Filter is disassembled and blown with pressed air. Keep a record of cleaning in the operational log. ! WARNING Pay heed heed to suitable exhaust and personal personal protective aids aids (protective goggles, goggles, filter, respirator etc.) in the course of pressure cleaning! When chemical cleaners are used, please, adhere to warning and safety recommendations that are stated in appropriate list of safety data (see paragraph 1.2). Chemical cleaners must be applicable for machine parts, especially parts made of plastics.

5.4 Bearing maintenance 5.4.1 Antifriction bearings Generator antifriction bearings are filled with lubricating grease and ready for operation. Generators are provided with bearings including relubrication equipment and grease amount regulator. Bearing type together with lubricant used are given complementary rating plate at each lubrication point. Relubrication intervals, if any, are given in Annex. Grease amount must be regularly checked in antifriction bearings and exchange, if necessary. New grease is to be filled during the preventive inspection III., no later than after 3 years. During maintenance the bearing part must be cleaned and new grease filled. Keep a record of additional lubrication in i n the operational log.

5.4.2 Sliding bearings Maintenance of sliding bearings is specified in manufacturer’s Manual which is enclosed. Take care of the following: - a regular oil exchange at specified intervals, - checks of screwed joints, - checks of temperature sensors.


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s 6 Disassembly and regressive assembly 6.1 Disassembly Disassembly can can be carried out only in clean dustless and dry environment. Prior to actual disassembly, disassembly, plate of cable inputs must be removed. Open terminal box and release exciting cables and wire of bearing thermometer. Release the bolts (01), and then it is possible to remove the cover of rotating rectifier. Exchange of three-phase bridge or varistor can be carried out, then.. Release the bolts 02) and (03), and then it is possible to pull down bearing covers by means of pulling device and thread openings in bearing shields. Afterwards, a check or bearing exchange can be carried out. Once the stator is removed, winding of stator and rotor of main and exciting machine can be inspected.

Picture 6.2 a: Generator longitudinal cross-section

6.2 Regressive assembly (assembly) Regressive assembly of generator is carried out as a reversed sequence of steps. Appropriate tools must be used in the course of regressive assembly to prevent any violent force. If a generator differs from basic design e.g. different arranging of feet with two bearings, disassembly and regressive assembly can differ. Variants equipped with air filter, air watercooler, with different design of protection degree than IP 23, with special shape or mechanical design are provided with complementary supplements enclosed to operational instructions. Keep a record of dismantling in the operational log.


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s 7 Regulation 7.1 General description, regulation principle Regulation is performed to keep constant terminal voltage of main machine independently of load and power factor. Apart from this voltage regulator measures voltage of generator and compares it with adjusted required value. Exciting winding of exciting machine gets necessary direct current by means of regulation body of voltage regulator that is fed by means of auxiliary winding that is inserted into the main machine stator. Threephase winding of exciting machine feeds magnet wheel of main machine through rotating rectifiers. Overvoltage protection (varistor) limits arising voltage peaks to tolerable values. Generators are standardly equipped with voltage regulator AEC 63-7, pic. 7.1.a., or with power factor regulator (option) cos ϕ SCP 250 G , pic. 7.1.b. (producer Basler Electric Company). Voltage regulators in compact design are resistant against humidity and vibrations. Selfexcitation of generator is secured by sufficiently high remanence in stator of exciting machine.

SUPPLY CONNECTION

L1 L2 L3

RIGHT ROTATION

L2 L1 L3

LEFT ROTATION (SWICH OVER TERMINALS k A l OF CURRENT TRANSFORMER) TRANSFORMER) A1

VOLTAGE REGULATOR

F1

FUSE

G1

MAIN MACHINE

G2

EXCITER MACHINE

H

AUXILIARY WINDING

T1

CURRENT TRANSFORMER TRANSFORMER FOR FOR DROP DROP COMPENSATION

U

VARISTOR

V2

ROTATING RECTIFIERS

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PROPOJKA 50/60 Hz

CONNECTION OF AN EXTERNAL POTENTIOMETER

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SUPPLY CONNECTION

L1 L2 L3 L2 L1 L3

A1

VOLTAGE REGULATOR

A2

COS ϕ REGULATOR

F1

FUSE

G1

MAIN MACHINE

G2

EXCITER MACHINE

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AUXILIARY WINDING

R1

VOLTAGE SETTING POTENTIOMETER

S1

SWITCH

RIGHT ROTATION LEFT ROTATION (SWICH OVER TERMINALS k A l OF CURRENT TRANSFORMER)

-FOR COS ϕ REGULATION : OPEN -UNIT COS ϕ REGULATION : CLOSED T1

CURRENT TRANSFORMER FOR DROP COMPENSATI ON

T2

CURRENT TRANSFORMER TRANSFORMER 1/5A

U

VARISTOR

V2

ROTATING RECTIFIERS

1


Picture 7.1 b: Diagram of regulator with regulation cos ϕ

7.2 Range of voltage regulation Terminal voltage can be adjusted in the range of ±5,0% of nominal voltage by means of potentiometer that is situated on regulator. There is an option of supplying external potentiometer designed for remote control. Optionally it can be supplied with motor control.

7.3 Regulation accuracy Static accuracy of regulation is ±1% in the range from running without load up to full load as well as during constant output and change of revolutions of up to ±5,0%. Other information about regulation accuracy accuracy on demand.

7.4 Dynamic states of voltage Temporary drop of voltage that occurs during connection of full load with power factor cos ϕ makes normally up to 20%. This value depends on generator size. Time of reregulation makes about 1,5 - 2 s and depends on the size of regulator.


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s 7.5 Parallel operation Synchronous generators 1FC2 are suitable for parallel operation with another generator and network. In the course of parallel operation, distribution of active load is determined by driving machines. To secure uniform distribution of active load, regulators of revolutions of parallely working driving machines must be adjusted at the same characteristics. They can even be equipped with electronic load regulator. Concerning parallel operation, generators are equipped with static regulator to secure good distribution of reactive load. Inclination (gradient) of reactive current characteristics can be changed by means of adjusting of resistance in static regulator. Statics is set by producer to a value of about 6% - possible range of adjustment is 10%. This adjustment enables voltage swing up to ±2,5% in parallel operation of network without exceeding maximum reactive generator current. If higher line voltage swing appears, it is necessary either to increase statics or and to regulate terminal voltage by means of power factor regulator.


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s 8 Neutral wire 8.1 Generally In the course of parallel operation of generators amongst themselves or with the line, differential currents can appear as the result of distribution distri bution harmonic oscillation of 3rd order. Differential currents are added to phase currents and can result in inadmissible raise of temperature of generators. Neutral current must not exceed 50% of nominal current. If currents are higher, it is necessary to adopt suitable remedies concerning limitation e.g. current limiting choke.

9 Generator disposal after lifetime expiration After expiration of the generator lifetime it is user’s responsibility to dispose it ecologically. It is recommended to use the service of an authorized company. It is necessary necessary to disassemble the generator and separate individual materials. The machine disposal may produce environment-demanding waste, such as grease or insulation material remaining. For machine ecological disposal including unexpended parts of the machine (e.g. packing materials - plastic, wood, metal) obey the legal regulations in force in particular country.


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Operational logbook Operational logbook of generator


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RG-Erregermaschine Brushless exciter Betriebsanleitung / Instructions

Beschreibung

Description

Aufbau

Construction

Die RG-Erregermaschine, ausgeführt als Außenpolgenerator, ist eine bürstenlose Erregereinrichtung. Der Läufer der Erregermaschine ist auf der Welle der Hauptmaschine angeordnet, während der Ständer an der Hauptmaschine befestigt wird. Eine statische Hilfserregereinrichtung, die an anderer Stelle beschrieben ist, erregt über einen Spannungsregler das Feld des Außenpolgenerators. Der in der Läuferwicklung fließende Drehstrom wird in dem mitrotierenden Gleichrichterrad von Siliziumdioden gleichgerichtet und über die Erregerleitung der Erregerwicklung der Hauptmaschine zugeführt. Da sich die Erregermaschine innerhalb der Hauptmaschine befindet, benötigt sie keine Gehäuseabdeckung.

The exciter, designed as stationary-field generator, is of the brushless type. The exciter rotor is on the main machine shaft, and the stator is secured to the main machine itself. A static auxiliary excitation unit described separately, is used for exciting the field of the external-pole via a voltage regulator. The three-phase current flowing in the rotor winding is rectified by silicon diodes in the rotating rectifier and fed into the field winding of the main machine through the excitation line of the field winding of the main machine. As the exciter is situated inside the main machine, it needs no casing.

Läufer

Rotor

Der Läufer ist auf einen Wellenstumpf der Hauptmaschine aufgeschrumpft und in Umfangsrichtung durch eine Passfedern gesichert. Die Läufernabe ist als Blechpaket ausgeführt. Die in die Nuten des Blechpaketes eingelegte Läuferwicklung ist eine dreiphasige Drehstromwicklung in Sternschaltung. Sie ist als Einschicht-Wicklung aus isoliertem Cu-Draht mit mehreren parallelen Leitern ausgeführt. Die Schaltenden der Einzelspulen liegen auf der A-Seite und sind mit den auf der gleichen Seite befindlichen Sammelringen W, U und V verbunden. Zur Sicherung gegen Fliehkräfte ist auf jedem Wickelkopf eine Bandage angeordnet Die Läuferwicklung ist mit Epoxydharz imprägniert.

The rotor is shrunk onto the shaft of the main machine and secured in the circumferential direction by a feather key. The rotor hub is designed as laminated core. The three-phase rotorwinding, inserted in the slots of the laminated core, is connected in star. It is a onelayer winding of insulated copper wire with multiple parallel conductors. The free ends of the individual windings are arranged at the D end and connected to the W, U and V and neutral bus rings arranged on the same side. The winding overhangs are provided with bandings to afford protection against centrifugal forces. The rotor winding is impregnated with epoxy resin.

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Stator

Der Ständer der RG-Erregermaschine besteht aus einem gewalzten Jochring mit über Rippen angeschweißtem Flansch. Im Jochring befinden sich die durch Schrauben befestigten Pole mit der Erregerwicklung. Auf jeden Pol ist eine Spule aus isoliertem Cu-Draht gewickelt, die mit Harz verfestigt ist. Die Polspulen sind in Reihe geschaltet, wobei die Schaltenden der Nordpole gekreuzt und die der Südpole ungekreuzt ausgeführt sind. Die Enden der Erregerwicklung sind an eine Reihenklemme angeschlossen. Der Erregermaschinenständer wird im Gehäuse der Hauptmaschine mit Sechskantschrauben befestigt und zentriert.

The Stator frame of the brushless exciter consists of a rolled yoke ring with welded-on mounting feet. The pole pieces carrying the exciter winding are screwed to the in-side of the yoke ring. The coils wound on the pole pieces are of insulated copperwire and impregnated with resin. They are connected in series in such a way that the end leads of the north poles are crossed over, while those of the south poles are uncrossed. The exciter winding end leads are taken to a terminal block. The exciter frame is secured with hexagonal-head screws directiy to the main machine and locked with tapered pins.

Belüftung

Ventilation

Die RG-Erregermaschine ist im Kaltluftstrom der Hauptmaschine angeordnet. Öffnungen im Läuferblechpaket lassen die Kühlluft durch die Läufernabe strömen.

The brushless exciter is arranged in the cool air flow of the main machine. Openings in the laminated rotor core allow the cooling air to flow through the rotor hub

Gleichrichterrad

Rotating rectifier

Der Gleichrichterteil befindet sich auf dem Gleichrichterrad und enthält je nach Höhe des Maschinenstromes drei oder sechs Diodeneinbausätze.

The rectifier section is located on the rotating rectifier and contains three or six diode assemblies, depending on machine current magnitude.

Diodeneinbausätze

Diode assemblies

Jeder Dioden-Einbausatz besteht aus einem mit Kühlrippen versehenen Leichtmetallkörper und enthält eine Siliziumdiode, die durch eine Spannkappe gehalten wird und deren Einbaulage die Polarität bestimmt. Da die Kühlkörper unter Spannung stehen, sind sie isoliert an der Läufernabe befestigt. Die Verbindung zwischen den Kontaktbolzen, den Siliziumdioden und den Gleichstromsammelringen erfolgt durch längsliegende Anschlusswinkel. Die Gleichstromsammelringe, an denen die Teile des Varistor-Schutzwiderstandes befestigt sind, sind isoliert auf der A-Seite des Gleichrichterrades angeschraubt.

Each diode assembly consists of a light metal heat sink with cooling ribs and includes two silicon diodes that are fitted by means of clamping caps and arranged according to polarity. As the heat sinks are live, they are fitted to the rotor hub using insulated elements. The connection between the contact pins of the silicon diodes and the DC bus rings is established via longitudinally arranged connecting angles. The DC bus rings carry the components of the protective varistor and are fastened to the rotating rectifier at the D-end using insulating screws.

Varistoren

Varistors

Als Schutz der Gleichrichter gegen energiereiche Überspannungen in Störungsfällen ist ein spannungsabhängiger Widerstand eingebaut. Dieser Schutzwiderstand besteht aus sechs oder zwölf Varistorscheiben, die parallel zwischen dem Plus- und Minussammelring angeordnet sind. Jede Varistorscheibe wird von einer zentralen, isolierten Schraube gehalten. Der elektrische Kontakt zu den Sammelringen wird auf jeder Seite durch weichgeglühte Kupferscheiben hergestellt.

The rectifier bridge is protected against such highenergy overvoltages as may occur in the event of faults by a voltage-dependent resistor consisting of six or twelve varistor disks arranged in parallel between the positive and negative bus ring. Each varistor disk is secured by a central insulating screw. The electrical connection to the bus rings is established on either side by two soft-an-nealed copper disks.

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Maintenance

Die RG-Erregermaschine ist im wesentlichen wartungsfrei. Es empfiehlt sich, die Maschine in gewissen Zeitabständen auf Staubablagerungen zu kontrollieren und bei Bedarf, vor allem im Bereich der Kühlkörper, zu reinigen. Es genügt dafür Ausblasen der Maschine mit Pressluft (max. 4 bar). Die Demontage des Erregermaschinen-Ständers erfolgt gemeinsam mit dem BS-Gehäuse der Hauptmaschine. Dazu sind zunächst die Kabelverbindungen zu trennen. Das Gehäuse ist axial zu demontieren und dann auf die Gehäusewand zu legen. Der Ausbau des Erregerständers geschieht nach lösen der Sechskantschrauben, in senkrechter Richtung. Bei einem eventuell erforderlichen Abziehen von Läufer und Gleichrichterrad von der Hauptmaschinenwelle, sind vor dem Erwärmen der Naben mit einem Schweißbrenner, alle Diodeneinbausätze sowie die Gleichstromsammelringe auszubauen. Zum Aufschrumpfen können der komplett montierte Erregermaschinenläufer und das Gleichrichterrad in einem geeigneten Ofen erwärmt werden, wobei mit Rücksicht auf die Halbleiterbauelemente eine Ofentemperatur von 100 C° nicht überschritten werden darf. Zum Ausbau der Dioden sind die betroffenen Kontaktverbindungen sowie die Spannkappen der Einbausätze zu lösen. Die einzelnen Dioden können dann entnommen werden.

The brushless exciter requires only a minimum of maintenance. It is advisable to inspect the machine for dust deposits at suitable internals and to clean it if necessary, above all the heat sinks. It will be sufficient for this purpose to blow out the machine with compressed air at a pressure of not more than 4 bar. Dismantling of the exciter machine Stator is achieved by removing the N end. housing of the main machine. Firstly, disconnect the cable joints, lift the housing axial upwards and rest it on the housing panel. To remove the exciter Stator vertically, remove the screws.

To remove a diode assembly, undo the associated contact screws as well as the clamping caps of the assemblies. The individual diodes can then be withdrawn from the rotor.

HINWEIS

NOTE

Beim Einbau neuer Dioden auf alle damit in Verbindung stehenden Kontaktflächen, in dünner Schicht Kontaktöl (zB. Electrolube 2X, Produkt der Fa. Liqui Moly GmbH, Jerg-Wieland-Str. 4, D-89081 UlmLehr), gleichmäßig auftragen. Anzugsmoment der Schrauben M6 an den Spannkappen 8 Nm. Schrauben über Kreuz anziehen. Für die Wartungsarbeiten an der Erregermaschine ist der Bedienungsdeckel des BS-Gehäuses abzunehmen. Die genannten Teile und deren Befestigungselemente sind dann für die Montage zugänglich.

When fitting new diodes, apply a thin coat of heatcon-ducting oil (e.g. Electroiube 2X, a product of Liqui Moly GmbH, Jerg-Wieland-Str. 4, D-89081 UlmLehr), on all contact faces involved. Tighten the M6 screws at the clamping caps with a torque of 8 Nrn. These screws must be tightened diagonally.

Fehlersuche bei Diodenausfall

Fault location on diode failure

Fehlerhafte Dioden können mittels eines Gleichspannungs-Durchgangsprüfers (z.B. AV!-Multizet) ausfindig gemacht werden. Es sei jedoch darauf hingewiesen, dass eine derartige Messung wegen der niedrigen Mess-Spannung je nach Wahl des Messbereiches am Instrument, besonders in Durchlassrichtung, sehr unterschiedliche Werte liefert und nur für einen größenordnungsmäßigen Vergleich der Widerstände in Sperr- und Durchlassrichtung geeignet ist.

Defective diodes can be located by means of a DC continuity tester (e.g. AV! -MULTIZET). It should be noted, however, that owing to the low measuring voltage de-pending on the measuring range selected, measurements carried out with Instruments of this type may pro-vide greatly differing results, particularly in the forward direction. The results can therefore only be used for comparing the Orders of magnitude of resistance in the blocking and forward directions.

If the rotor is to be removed from the shaft of the main machine, detach all the diode assemblies and DC bus rings before the hub is heated by means of a welding torch. Before shrink titling, heat up the completely assembled rotor in a suitable oven and take care that a temperature of 100 °C is not exceeded so that the semiconductor elements are not damaged.

To permit replacement of the varistor disks, the inspection cover at the N end must be removed so that the parts mentioned above, including their fastening elements, become accessible.

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s Zur Messung des Widerstandes in Durchlassrichtung ist ein möglichst großer Messbereich zu wählen. Bei einwandfreien Dioden können unter Verwendung von 1,5 V Mess-Spannung die Widerstandswerte in Durchlassrichtung je nach Messbereich ca. 100 ! bis 10 k!, in Sperr-Richtung einige hundert k ! betragen. Um die Diodenbrücke auf fehlerhafte Dioden überprüfen zu können, sind die Anschlussleitungen aller Dioden von den Sammelringen zu lösen. Hinsichtlich möglicher Störungen an der Diodenbrücke sind zwei Fälle zu unterscheiden:

For measuring the resistance in the forward direction, the measuring range should be as small as possible. With healthy diodes and with a measuring voltage of 1.5 V, the resistance in the forward direction may be about 100 ! to 10 k!, depending on the measuring range, and a few hundred Kohms in the reverse direction. Diode bridges can be tested for faulty diodes after the leads of all the diodes have been disconnected from the bus rings. Diode bridges are likely to give rise to two kinds of faults as follows:

Verlust der Sperrfähigkeit (Durchlegieren)

Loss of blocking capability (diode breakdown)

Beim Durchlegieren einer Diode fließt nur noch ein geringer Strom durch die Feldwicklung der Hauptmaschine, so dass die belastete Maschine übersynchron außer Tritt fallen wird. Die Maschine muss daher zur Behebung der Störung sofort entregt und stillgesetzt werden. Durchlegierte Dioden zeigen in beiden Richtungen einen extrem geringen Widerstand.

If a diode breaks down, only a low current flows through the field winding of the main machine, causing the loaded machine to fall out of Step oversynchronously. To clear the fault, the machine must be de-excited and stopped immediately. Diodes that have broken down display an extremely low resistance in both directions.

Verlust der Leitfähigkeit in Durchlaßrichtung (Unterbrechung)

Loss of blocking capability (diode failure)

Die Unterbrechung einer Diode tritt wesentlich seltener auf als das Durchlegieren, sie macht sich in der Weise bemerkbar, dass die von der Brücke abgegebene Spannung um ca. 15 % zurückgeht. Wegen der Erregungsreserve kann die Hilfserregereinrichtung diesen Verlust an Erregerspannung voll ausgleichen, wobei die Maschine bei Nennleistung und Nennleistungsfaktor einen höheren Hilfserregerstrom benötigt. Dioden, bei denen eine Unterbrechung in Durchlassrichtung vorliegt, zeigen in beiden Richtungen extrem hohe Widerstandswerte.

Loss of diode conductivity occurs considerably less of-ten than diode breakdown and is indicated by a reduction of the voltage delivered by the bridge of approx. 15 %. Thanks to the excitation reserve, the auxiliary excitation unit is able to fully compensate this loss of excitation voltage even though the machine requires a higher auxiliary excitation current at rated Output and nominal powerfactor. Diodes which have become blocked in the forward direction have extremely high resistance values.

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Stillstandsheizung

Anti-condensation heating

Baugruppen-Nr. 6590

Assembly Group No. 6590

Beschreibung

Description

Verwendung

Application

Verwendung In die elektrische Maschine ist eine Stillstandsheizung eingebaut. Die Stillstandsheizung ist so ausgelegt, daß die aktiven Maschinenteile immer wärmer als ihre Umgebung sind und eine Betauung vermieden wird. Die erforderliche Heizleistung wird bei der Auslegung der elektrischen elektrischen Maschine bestimmt. bestimmt.

The electrical machine is fitted with an anti-condensation heating system. This system is so designed that the temperature of the active parts of the machine is always higher than the ambient temperature and that condensation is prevented. The heating power required is determined when designing the electrical machine.

a) Heizkörper im oder am Gehäuse befestigt a) Heater 1 fitted inside the casing or to the casing 1

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b) Heizkörper 1 im Außengehäuse oder am am Grundrahmen befestigt b) Heater 1 fitted inside the outer casing or to the baseframe

1

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c) Heizkörper im Fundament befestigt c) Heater 1 fitted inside the foundation 1 1

Fig. 1 Anordnung der Stillstandsheizung Fig. 2 Arrangement of anti-condensation heaters

Ausführung Die Stillstandsheizung besteht aus einem oder mehreren elektrisch zusammengeschalteten Rohrheizkörpern, die im Innern der Maschine an geeigneten Stellen so montiert sind, daß die aufsteigende Warmluft die aktiven Maschinenteile berührt, die Wicklungsisolierung aber nicht durch die hohe Oberflächentemperatur der Heizkörper beschädigt wird. Abhängig von der Konstruktion der elektrischen Maschine sind mehrere Einbauvarianten möglich (Fig. 1). Stillstandsheizungen für explosionsgeschützte Maschinen sind mit einem Temperaturregler und Temperaturbegrenzer ausgerüstet. Der Temperaturbegrenzer ist auf die der Zündgruppe entsprechende höchstzulässige Oberflächentemperatur des Heizkörpers eingestellt und plombiert. Diese Heizkörper entsprechen den VDE-Vorschriften 0170 und 0171 und sind bescheinigt. Leistung und Anschlußspannung sind dem ,,Maßbild-Text" zu entnehmen.

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Design The anti-condensation heating system consists of one or several heating tubes which are connected together and so arranged in the machine that the warm air rises to the active parts and that the winding insulation is not damaged by the high surface temperature of the heaters.

Depending on the type of construction of the machine, the heaters can be arranged in various forms as shown in Fig.1. Anti-condensation heaters for machines intended for use in explosive atmospheres are equipped with thermostats and cut-outs. The cut-out is set to the maximum surface temperature permitted for the particular ignition-temperature group and then sealed. These heaters comply with the VDE specifications 0170 and 0171. The heaters have been officially approved. For rating and supply voltage, please refer to the text in the ,,Dimension drawing”.

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Fig. 2 Ausführungsbeispiel von montierten Rohrheizkörpern Fig. 2 Tubular anti-condensation heaters (example)

Fig. 3 Heizkörper, eingebaut in einer explosionsgeschützten Maschine Fig. 3 Heater installed in a machine for use in explosive atmospheres

Montage

Installation

Anschluß

Connection

Die Anschlußleitungen sind in einem Sekundärklemmenkasten oder an eine Klemmenleiste geführt. Der Anschluß der Netzleitungen ist nach dem gültigen Schaltplan vorzunehmen (s. a. ,,Maßbild"). Werden die Heizkörper explosionsgeschützter Maschinen erst auf der Baustelle direkt angeschlossen, ist mittels Steckschlüssel der Anschlußkastendeckel zu öffnen und der Anschluß nach einliegendem Wirkschaltplan, unter Beachtung der Betriebsanleitung des Heizkörperherstellers, vorzunehmen. Achtung! Vorgesehene Standorterdung unbedingt anschließen. Bei Drehstromanschluß ist darauf zu achten, daß auch die Steuerseite elektrisch angeschlossen angeschlossen wird.

The heater connecting leads are brought to a secondary terminal box or to a terminal block. The supply leads should be connected according to the applicable circuit diagram (also refer to the ,,Dimension drawing"). Should the heaters of machines for use in explosive atmospheres only be connected on site, this is to be done by opening the terminal box cover using a socket wrench and proceeding as indicated on the enclosed wiring diagram, following the operating instructions for the tubular heaters. Important: Important: Connect to earthing system. With three-phase connection also make sure that the control circuit is correctly connected.

Einschalten

Switching on

Die Stillstandsheizung darf während des Betriebes der elektrischen Maschine nicht eingeschaltet sein. Deshalb ist eine Verriegelung erforderlich, die verhindert, daß die Maschine bei eingeschalteter Heizung in Betrieb genommen werden kann. Umgekehrt empfiehlt es sich, das Einschalten der Stillstandsheizung vom Abschalten der Maschine abhängig zu machen.

The anti-condensation heater must be switched off when the machine is running. An interlocking circuit is therefore necessary which prevents the machine from being started while the heater is switched on. On the other hand, it is recommended that switching on of the heater be made dependent on the shut-down of the machine.

Wartung

Maintenance

Austausch

Replacement

Bei einem Austausch defekter Stillstandsheizungen nur solche gleicher Ausführung verwenden. Achtung! Dies Achtung! Dies gilt insbesondere bei explosionsgeschützten explosionsgeschützten Maschinen. Es wird empfohlen, Ersatzheizkörper Ersatzheizkörper vom Herstellerwerk Herstellerwerk der Maschinen zu beziehen. Bei Bestellung Maschinentyp Maschinentyp und Fabriknummer angeben. Beide Angaben sind aus dem Leistungsschild ersichtlich. Beim Einbau darauf achten, daß explosionsgeschützte Heizkörper wieder in der gleichen Lage eingebaut und angeschlossen werden, werden, da sonst die Funktion der Regler und Begrenzer beeinträchtigt wird.

When replacing defective heating tubes, only use tubes of the same type. Important: This Important: This is of special importance with machines for use in explosive atmospheres. lt is recommended that spare heating tubes be ordered from the machine manufacturer stating type and serial number which can be taken from the rating plate. New heaters for use in explosive atmospheres must be installed in the same position and connected in the same way as the old ones to ensure proper functioning of the thermostats and cut-outs.

Reinigung

Cleaning

Bei den entsprechenden Maschinenrevisionen ist eine Reinigung von Schmutz- und Staubablagerungen sowie eine Funktionsüberprüfung vorzunehmen.

Remove dirt and dust deposits from the heaters and test for proper functioning when machine inspections are carried out.

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Luft-Wasser-Kühler Air-to-Water Cooler Betriebsanleitung / Instructions

Beschreibung

Description

Der Luft-Wasser-Kühler ist in der nachfolgenden Druckschrift der Herstellerfirma beschrieben. Die technischen Angaben sind im Maßbild-Text enthalten. Die Kühlerwerkstoffe sind optimal für die Wasserverhältnisse gewählt, für die der Kühler bestellt wurde. Für andere Wasserverhältnisse kann er nicht ohne weiteres eingesetzt werden.

The air-to-water cooler is described in the following leaflet of the manufacturers. The technical data will be found in the legend of the dimension drawing. The materials of the cooler have been selected for the water conditions for which the cooler has been ordered. It cannot be used indiscriminately for other water conditions.

Montage

Installation

Der Luft-Wasser-Kühler ist in den Gehäuseaufsatz eingeschoben und mit Spannlaschen befestigt. Unter dem Kühlerelement ist eine Auffangwanne für Kondenswasser eingebaut. Durch je eine Bohrung an den Längsseiten der Maschine, die durch Sechskantschrauben verschlossen sind, kann ein möglicher Kondenswasserstand kontrolliert werden. Die Öffnung auf der dem Kühlereinschub gegenüber liegenden Seite ist gleich groß und durch einen Deckel verschlossen. Wird der Deckel abgenommen, kann die Wasserkammer demontiert werden.

The air-to-water cooler is inserted in the top-mounted casing and secured with clamping straps. Below the cooler is a collection tray for condensed water. The level of any eventual condensed water can be checked through a hole on each side of the machine which is closed by a hexagon screw plug.

Korrosionsschutz

Corrosion protection

Allgemeines

General

Rohre aus Kupfer und Kupferlegierungen müssen auf der Kühlwasserseite Schutzschichten aufbauen, damit eine ausreichende Korrosionsbeständigkeit erreicht wird. Schutzschichtbildung und -erhaltung ist im wesentlichen von der Inbetriebsetzung und den späteren Betriebsbedingungen abhängig. Nur eine dichte, festhaftende Schutzschicht kann vor Korrosionsangriff schützen.

Tubes made of copper and copper alloys must build up protective layers on the cooling-water side to achieve sufficient corrosion resistance.

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The opening at the end opposite to the cooler insert is of equal size and closed by a cover. After removing this cover, the water box can be removed.

The formation and preservation of the protective layers depends essentially on the conditions prevailing during commissioning and subsequent operation. Protection against corrosion is only provided if the covering layers are dense and adhere well.

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Commissioning

Die Zeit der Inbetriebsetzung ist als Einfahrphase für die Schutzschichtbildung ausschlaggebend. Nach Möglichkeit soll für mindestens zwei Monate ein kontinuierlicher Betrieb mit der Kühlwasser-Nennmenge erfolgen (siehe Maßbild-Text). Zur weitgehenden Verhinderung von Ablagerungen bzw. Störung der Schutzschichtbildung darf die im Maßbild-Text angegebene Kühlwassermenge nur um + 10% bzw. - 20% geändert werden.

The commisioning period is decisive for the initial formation of the protective layer. If possible, there should be continuous operation with the nominal cooling water flow for at least two months (see dimension drawing legend). In order to prevent deposits as far as possible and to avoid inhibiting the formation of protective layers, the cooling water flow rate given in the dimension drawing legend should not be varied by more than 10% or -20%. The more corrosive the cooling water (e.g. high levels of chlorides, sulphates, suspended matter), the more necessary it is to have continuous operation in order to obtain a homogeneous protective layer. The highest possible level of O 2 is necessary for rapid formation of the protective layer. Since this cannot always be ensured when a plant is being commissioned, it is recommended that cooling water be passed through the cooler before commissioning of the plant for the purpose of protective layer formation.

Je aggressiver ein Kühlwasser ist (z. B. hoher Gehalt an Chloriden, Sulfaten, suspendierten Stoffen) um so notwendiger wird ein kontinuierlicher Betrieb für die homogene Schutzschichtbildung. Zur schnelleren Ausbildung einer Schutzschicht ist ein möglichst hoher O 2Gehalt erforderlich. Da dies bei der Inbetriebsetzung einer Anlage nicht immer gewährleistet ist, empfiehlt es sich, den Kühler bereits vor Inbetriebnahme der Anlage mit Kühlwasser zu beaufschlagen und Schutzschichtbetrieb zu fahren. HINWEIS

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Sollten sich unvermeidbare Betriebsunterbrechungen ergeben, oder entsteht zeitlich ein Abstand zwischen dem Füllen mit Wasser und dem Normalbetrieb sind die beschriebenen Maßnahmen unter „Stillstand” zu beachten. Es ist selbstverständlich, dass vor der Inbetriebsetzung eine sorgfältige Reinigung des Kühlwasserzulaufsystems zu erfolgen hat. Sollten Fremdkörper im Kühlwasserzulaufsystem nicht mit Sicherheit vermeidbar sein, müssen die Rohre kontrolliert und bei Ansatz von Fremdkörpern gereinigt werden

In the event of unavoidable interruptions of operation or should some time elapse before filling with water and the beginning of normal operation the measures described under ”Standstill periods” should be observed. It is obvious that the cooling water supply system must be thoroughly cleaned before commissioning. If the presence of foreign bodies in the water supply system cannot be excluded with certainty, the piping must be checked and then cleaned should foreign bodies be detected.

Dauerbetrieb

Continuous operation

Der Dauerbetrieb mit der im Maßbild-Text angegebenen Kühlwassermenge ist für den Erhaltungszustand optimal. Eine größere Kühlwassermenge oder eine örtliche Querschnittsverengung (z. B. Fremdkörper), die zu einer Erhöhung der Kühlwassergeschwindigkeit führen, zerstören die Schutzschichten durch Erosion, die zuerst auf der Kühlwassereintrittsseite der Kühlrohre in Erscheinung tritt. Es soll auch nicht mit einer zu niedrigen Geschwindigkeit gefahren werden, da sonst die Gefahr von Ablagerungen aus dem Kühlwasser besteht. Ablagerungen in den Kühlrohren stören die Schutzschichtbildung erheblich und können eine bereits vorhandene Schutzschicht durch Korrosion zerstören. Ablagerungen sind Abscheidungen fester Schwebstoffe aus dem Kühlwasser. Eine Reinigung mittels Handreinigungsbürste bzw. Hochdruckreinigungsmaschine ist erforderlich. Hinsichtlich der Dauer der Reinigungsperioden und der Intervalle sind die Betriebserfahrungen maßgebend. Allgemein gültige Richtlinien können deshalb nicht gegeben werden.

Continuous operation with the cooling water flow rate given in the dimension drawing legend is optimal for proper care of the cooler. A higher cooling water flow rate or a local constriction (e.g. foreign bodies) which lead to an increase in the cooling water velocity, will result erosion of the protective layers which appears initially at the cooling water inlet of the cooling tubes.

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The velocity should not be too low to avoid deposits from the cooling water. Deposits in the cooler tubes impair protective layer formation considerably and can also destroy an existing protective layer by corrosion. Deposits normally arise from suspended solid matter in the cooling water. The tubing must then be cleaned using a hand brush or a high-pressure cleaning machine. Operating experience will determine the duration and frequency of cleaning. Generally applicable guidelines cannot therefore be given.

s Durch Kontrollieren der Berohrung bei Stillständen soll sich der Betreiber ein Bild über das Verhalten der Kühler machen und Erfahrungen mit dem zur Verfügung stehenden Kühlwasser sammeln. Häufig verschmutzen die Kühlrohre auch durch das Wachstum von Mikroorganismen, meist schleimigen Bakterien, die durch eine mechanische Rohrreinigung nicht immer beseitigt werden können, sondern z. B. eine Stoßchlorierung mit 2 bis 3 mg Cl 2/l erfordern. In besonders hartnäckigen Fällen kann die Chlorkonzentration ohne Gefährdung der Rohrwerkstoffe bis 10 mg Cl2/l erhöht werden.

The operator will have to form his own opinion as to the behaviour of the cooler by inspecting the tubing during standstill periods and by gathering experience with the available cooling water. The cooling tubes frequently become fouled also due to the growth of micro-organisms, mainly slimy bacteria, which cannot always be removed by mechanical cleaning but may require, for example, chlorinating with a concentration of 2 to 3 mg Cl2/l. In particularly stubborn cases, the chlorine concentration can be increased up to 10 mg Cl2/l.

Stillstände

Standstill periods

Stillstände sind für Rohre aus Kupfer und Kupferlegierungen besonders gefährlich, wenn die Schutzschicht sich noch nicht gebildet hat oder aber die Gefahr ihrer Zerstörung durch Korrosion unter Ablagerungen besteht. Bei Betriebsunterbrechungen oder Ausfall der Kühlwasserversorgung bis zu drei Tagen, können die Kühler mit Kühlwasser gefüllt bleiben, wenn

Standstill periods are particularly dangerous for tubes made of copper and copper alloys if the protective layer has not yet been formed or if they are likely to be destroyed by corrosion under deposits.

Rohre frei von Ablagerungen sind. Absperrarmaturen zum Schließen vorhanden sind und System entlüftet wurde. keine Gefahr besteht, dass das Kühlwasser gefrieren könnte. Werden die Bedingungen nicht erfüllt, muss das Kühlwasser abgelassen werden. das Rohrsystem gereinigt, mit sauberem Wasser gespült und mit warmer, vorgetrockneter Luft getrocknet werden. Bei Stillständen von mehr als drei Tagen sind die Kühler wie vorher bei nicht erfüllter Bedingung zu behandeln. Für Stillstände bis zu drei Tagen ist auch der Betrieb mit kleineren Kühlwassermengen bis 20% (Schleichströmung) zulässig, damit Ablagerungen in den Rohren vermieden werden. Diese Maßnahme ist besser als ein absoluter Stillstand des Kühlwassers in den Rohren, da Fäulnisprodukte vom Ort ihrer Entstehung fortgespült werden.

In the event of operational outages or failure of the cooling water supply for periods up to three days, the coolers may remain filled with cooling water when the following conditions are satisfied Tubes are free from deposits Shut-off valves are fitted and system has been vented. Cooling water is not likely to freeze.

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In the case of standstill periods lasting longer than three days, the coolers should be treated as described above for non-satisfied conditions. In the case of standstill periods up to three days it is also permissible to operate with lower cooling water flow rates up to 20% to avoid the accumulation of deposits in the tubes. This measure is better than absolute standstill of the cooling water in the tubes since any products of decay are flushed away from where they originate.

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Trocknen von Wicklungen

Drying of Windings

Allgemeines Siemens-Isolierungen MICALASTIC ® sind grundsätzlich unempfindlich gegen Feuchte. Anschlussklemmen und während der Montage eingefügte Stäbe, Spulen oder Verbindungen, die nicht voll der Isoliertechnik der übrigen Wicklung entsprechen, können jedoch durch Feuchtigkeit gefährdet sein. Es kann sich auch durch Transport, Lagerung, Bauarbeiten oder durch längere Stillstandszeit innerhalb der Maschine ein Feuchtigkeitsfilm auf den Oberflächen gebildet haben, der vor einer Inbetriebnahme durch eine der nachfolgend beschriebenen Trocknungsmethoden Trocknungsmethoden zu beseitigen ist. Da ein Feuchtigkeitsfilm auf der Isolierung im Innern von Maschinen visuell nicht immer festgestellt werden kann, sind zusätzliche Beurteilungskriterien - wie z. B. Isolationswiderstand und Nachladezahl -zu beachten. Der Isolationswiderstand ist in jedem Fall zu bestimmen, da aus den Messwerten Aussagen über den Zustand der Wicklung abgeleitet werden können. Die ermittelten Werte protokollieren und - falls vorhanden mit früheren Werten vergleichen. Bei der Trocknung wird durch Erwärmung der Wicklung die unerwünschte Oberflächenfeuchtigkeit beseitigt. Werden bei Maschinen einzelne Wicklungsteile (z. B. beim Schließen der Teilfuge) am Montageort eingebaut, sind diese vor dem Lackieren vorzutrocknen, vorzugsweise mit trockener Warmluft. Für Mikafolium-Isolierung wird nach längerer Stillstandszeit immer eine Trocknung notwendig sein. Ist eine Stillstandsheizung vorhanden, so ist diese sobald wie möglich in Betrieb zu nehmen, um Eindringen bzw. Niederschlagen von Feuchtigkeit zu verhindern. Die Läuferwicklung wird normalerweise ausreichend durch die warme Umgebungsluft miterwärmt, wenn der Ständer bei der Trocknung Strom führt. Eine Trocknung bei laufender Maschine ist einer solchen im Stillstand vorzuziehen. Isolationswiderstand von Hochspannungswicklungen Der Isolationswiderstand gibt Aufschluss über OberFlächen-Feuchtigkeitsgehalt, Verschmutzung und evtl. Beschädigung der Wicklungen. Einzelheiten über die Durchführung der Messung sind in „Messen des Isolationswiderstandes elektrischer Maschinen“ 1075 enthalten. Bei Hochspannungswicklungen sollen folgende Werte gemessen werden: 1 Isolationswiderstand Isolationswiderstand jedes Stranges gegen geerdetes Gehäuse und die anderen geerdeten Strän ge. 2 Isolationswiderstand aller Wicklungsstränge gegen geerdetes Gehäuse. Der Isolationsmesser soll dabei eine Spannung von 500 bis 3000 V, vorzugsweise 1000 V, abgeben. Die Temperatur der Wicklung ist über die eingebauten Temperaturfühler (normalerweise Widerstandsthermometer) Widerstandsthermometer) zu messen. Nachladezahl

General Siemens MICALASTIC® insulation is basically not affected by moisture. Terminals as well as conductor bars, coils or connections fitted during the installation that are not insulated to the same degree as the rest of the winding can, however, be endangered by moisture. Shipping, storage, construction work or a long period of standstill can cause a film of moisture to form inside the machine on the surface of the insulation which must be dried before commissioning by one of the methods described here.

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Because a film of moisture on the insulation inside the machine cannot always be visually detected, other detection methods such as insulation resistance and polarization index must be used. The insulation resistance should always be determined because information on the condition of the winding can be derived from this. Record the measured values and compare them with earlier values, if available. During the drying process the surface moisture is driven off by heating the windings. If individual portions of the windings are installed at site, for example after closing the stator joints, these parts must be dried before varnishing, preferably by hot, dry air. In the case of mica folium insulation, drying is always necessary after a long standstill. Where anti-condensation heating is fitted, this should be switched on as early as possible in order to prevent the ingress or condensation of moisture. The rotor winding is normally heated sufficiently by the surrounding air when the stator is heated by passing current through it. Drying the machine whilst running is preferable to drying at standstill.

Insulation resistance of HV windings The insulation resistance provides information about the surface moisture content, contamination and any damage to the windings. The measuring procedure is detailed in "Measuring the Insulation Resistance of Electrical Machines" 1075. With HV windings the following values should be measured: 1 Insulation resistance of each each phase to earthed earthed frame and to the other earthed phases. 2

Insulation resistance of all winding phases to earthed frame. The insulation resistance tester should produce a voltage of 500 to 3000 V, preferably 1000 V. The temperature of the winding is measured by built-in sensors (normally resistance thermometers).

Polarization index The insulation resistance is taken at 30s, 1 min and then at every minute up to 12 min after the test voltage has been applied.

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Die lange Messdauer ist durch den Absorptionsstrom bedingt, der seine Ursache in der Polarisation des Dielektrikums hat. Das dielektrische Absorptionsverhältnis wird auch zur Kennzeichnung des Zustandes der Isolation von Wicklungen herangezogen. Es ist das Verhältnis von zwei Ablesungen des Isolationswiderstandes nach verschiedenen Zeiten während der gleichen Messung, d. h. auch gleicher Temperatur (z. B. R 60s Isolationswert nach 60 s abgelesen).

The length of the measurement period is determined by the absorption current which is caused by the polarization of the dielectric. The dielectric polarization index is also used as an indication of the condition of the winding insulation. It is the ratio of two readings of the insulation resistance taken at specified time intervals during the same measurement, i.e. at the same temperature (R 60s = insulation resistance reading 60 s after the t he test voltage has been applied).

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Comparative rating

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Der Polarisationsindex oder die Nachladezahl soll -wenn die Wicklung getrocknet werden muss - vor und nach dem Trocknen bei gleicher Temperatur bestimmt werden, da eine gewisse Temperaturabhängigkeit bestehen kann. Mindestwert des Isolationswiderstandes Der Isolationswiderstand soll einen gewissen Mindestwert haben, den die Fig. 1 für die gesamte Wicklung gegen Erde, in Abhängigkeit von der Wicklungstemperatur zeigt. Um die Abhängigkeit des Isolationswiderstandes von der Maschinengröße zu eliminieren, ist hier als Ordinate das (konstante) Produkt aus Wicklungskapazität und Isolationswiderstand, die sogenannte Isolationszeitkonstante τ = R10 x C in MΩ, µF = s aufgetragen. Der Isolationswiderstand ist dabei der 10-min-Wert, der als zeitlicher Endwert bei der Messung angesehen wird. Unterliegen Maschinen ausländischen Normen, müssen selbstverständlich darin enthaltene Mindestwerte eingehalten werden.

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The polarization index should be determined before and after drying - in the event that the winding requires drying - at the same temperature because to a certain extent the index is temperature dependent. dependent.

Minimum value of the insulation resistance The insulation resistance of the complete winding to earth should have a certain minimum value which is shown in Fig. 1 as a function of the winding temperature. In order to eliminate the dependence of the insulation resistance on the size of the machine, the ordinate is formed by the (constant) product of the winding capacitance and the insulation resistance which is known as the insulation time constant τ = R10 x C in MΩ, µF = s The insulation resistance is the 10 min value which is considered to be the final measurement measurement value. If machines are subject to foreign standards, the minimum values contained therein must be observed.

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In der Praxis genügt es an kleinen und mittleren Maschinen, d. h. bis ca. 20 MVA, den Mindest-Isolationswiderstand nach der angegebenen IEEE-Formel anzusetzen. Der Messwert R 1 min (d.h. 1 min Messdauer) ist ausreichend. Für die Temperaturabhängigkeit des Isolationswiderstandes kann man in grober Annäherung mit der Faustformel arbeiten, dass 10 K Erwärmung den Widerstand halbieren bzw., dass nach Abfall der Temperatur um 10 K sich der Isolationswiderstand Isolationswiderstand verdoppelt. Die genaue Umrechnung ist aus Fig. 1 zu entnehmen (s.a. unter „Trocknungsmethoden“). Nach Erreichen des Mindest-Isolationswiderstandes kann die Trocknung beendet werden. Falls eines der beiden Beurteilungskriterien Polarisationsindex und Isolationswiderstand - zu niedrige Werte hat, sollte die Wicklung erst einmal visuell auf Feuchtigkeit, Verschmutzung und Beschädigung untersucht werden.

In certain cases the formula R is,min = kV + 1 in M may also be used with reference to IEEE recommendation recommendation St 43-1974 for the minimum value of the insulation resistance where R is,min is the value at 40°C and kV is the rated machine voltage. The winding capacitance C (all three phases to earth) may be determined from a loss-tangent test if carried out, by measuring the current input at 220 V AC (50 Hz or 60 Hz) or by means of a capacitance measuring bridge. C=

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In practice, it is sufficient with small and medium machines, i.e. up to approx. 20 MVA, to use the minimum insulation value in accordance with the IEEE formula given above. The measured value R 1 min (i.e. 1 minute value) is sufficient. To determine the insulation resistance at other temperatures, the rule of thumb can be used, i.e. for 10 K temperature rise the insulation resistance is halved and for 10 K temperature drop it is doubled. The exact conversion can be seen in Fig. 1 (see also "Drying Methods"). Drying can be stopped when the minimum insulation resistance is reached. If either of the measurement methods - polarization index or insulation resistance - produces values that are too low, the winding should initially be visually examined for moisture, contamination or damage. 1074 Seite/Page 3

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Können dabei Mängel nicht festgestellt oder nicht behoben werden, so muss eine Trocknung vorgenommen werden. Eine Trocknung ist natürlich auch dann erforderlich, wenn trotz guten Polarisationsindexes Polarisationsindexes und guten Isolationswiderstandes offensichtlich Feuchtigkeit an der Wicklung vorhanden ist. Niedrige Werte des Isolationswiderstandes bei neuen oder reparierten Wicklungen können allerdings auch durch noch unvollständig ausgehärtete Harzsysteme verursacht sein. Der endgültige hohe Isolationswiderstand wird dann erst nach längerer Betriebszeit (einige hundert Stunden) erreicht. Bei zweifelhaften Messergebnissen sind deshalb unbedingt die Ursachen der Abweichungen zu suchen. Bei zu niedrigen Isolationswerten sollte jedoch immer eine gründliche Reinigung und ggf. auch Trocknung durchgeführt werden. Isolationswiderstand von Erreger- und Niederspannungswicklungen Niederspannungswicklungen Niederspannungswicklungen in MICALASTIC- Ausführung sind im wesentlichen genauso zu beurteilen wie Hochspannungs-Wicklungen. Hier kann der Isolationswiderstand bei höheren Temperaturen im k Ω -Bereich liegen; es ist deswegen ratsam, mit Spannungen <500 V, z. B. 100 V, zu messen. Bei Läuferwicklungen wird der Isolationswiderstand gegen die geerdete Welle gemessen. Polwicklungen von Synchronmaschinen Synchronmaschinen Erregerwicklungen von Synchronmaschinen sollen besonders wenn es sich um einlagige Wicklungen handelt - während ihrer Betriebszeit bei Betriebstemperatur einen Isolationswiderstand von 0,1 M Ω nicht unterschreiten; andernfalls sind die Wicklungen zu säubern bzw. zu trocknen. Besondere Sorgfalt ist den Polverbindungen und den Schleifringzuleitungen zu widmen. Im Neuzustand soll der Wert des Isolationswiderstandes pro Pol bei Raumtemperatur R isis > 200 M Ω sein. Dementsprechend ergibt sich für die gesamte Wick200 lung ein Mindestwert von R is,min M Ω. Nach is,min > Polzahl

längerer Lagerung bzw. längerem Betrieb soll der Isolationswiderstand erst bei kleiner Spannung (500 V) gemessen werden, damit durch die Messspannung nicht Schäden an der (evtl. nachzubehandelnden) Isolierung entstehen.

Gleichstrommaschinen Bei Gleichstromankern mit der Vielzahl der offen liegenden Wicklungsenden und den daran angeschlossenen Kommutatorlamellen gibt naturgemäß der gemessene Isolationswiderstand in erster Linie den Zustand der zwischen den nicht isolierten Leiterteilen und Eisen liegenden Kriechstrecken auf der Isolationsoberfläche an. Das gilt auch für die Hauptstromwicklungen (Kompensations-, Wendepol- und Reihenschlusswicklung) im Magnetgestell. Deswegen kann der Mindestwert des Isolationswiderstandes nur im Neuzustand gefordert werden. Schon Transport und Lagerung können die Isolationswerte erheblich verringern. Nach längeren Betriebs- bzw. Stillstandszeiten kann auch nach sorgfältiger Reinigung und Trocknung der ursprüngliche Isolationswert nicht mehr erreicht werden; Folgerungen auf den Zustand der Isolierung sind aus oben 1074 Seite/Page 4

If deficiencies cannot be detected or cannot be dealt with then the winding should be dried. Of course, drying is also necessary when, in spite of good polarization index and insulation resistance values, moisture is visible on the windings. Low insulation resistance values of new or repaired windings can also be caused by resin before it has completely cured. In this case the final insulation resistance value is only attained after an extended operating period (several 100 hours). If doubtful measurement results are obtained, it is important to determine the cause. In any case, whenever low insulation resistance values are obtained, carry out thorough cleaning and also, if required, drying. Insulation resistance of field and LV windings For LV windings using MICALASTIC insulation, basically the same applies as for HV windings. Here, the insulation resistance can be in the k Ω range at higher temperatures; it is therefore advisable to carry out the measurement with voltages less than 500 V, for example 100 V. The insulation resistance of rotor windings is measured relative to the earthed shaft.

Field windings of synchronous machines During operation, the insulation resistance of the field windings of synchronous machines should not fall below a value of 0.1 M Ω at operating temperature - particularly in the case of single-layer windings. If the insulation resistance does fall below this value the windings must be cleaned and/or dried. Special attention should be paid to the pole connections and the slipring leads. When new, their insulation resistance per pole should be R isis > 200 M  at room temperature. Accordingly, this results in a minimum value for the whole winding 200 of R is,min M Ω. After prolonged storage or is,min > No. of poles

after prolonged operation the insulation resistance should initially be measured with a low voltage (< 500 V) so that damage is not caused to the insulation as a result of the test voltage. If such damage does occur it must be repaired. DC machines The insulation resistance of DC armatures,which have a large number of open winding ends connected to commutator segments, is first and foremost a measure of the condition of the leakage paths over the insulation surface between the non-insulated conducting parts and the armature body. This is also true of the main windings (compensating, interpole and series windings) on the yoke. Thus the minimum value of the insulation resistance can only be specified in the new condition. Even shipment and storage can considerably reduce insulation resistance values. After extended periods of operation or standstill, the original value of the insulation resistance will no longer be attained even after careful cleaning and drying. Conclusions regarding the condition of the insulation are for the abovementioned abovementioned reasons difficult.

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oben genannten Gründen schwierig. Als grober Richtwert sollte bei Gleichstrommaschinen Gleichstrommaschinen ein Isolationswiderstand von 1000 Ω/Volt Betriebsspannung bei 75°C angestrebt werden (entspricht ca. 20 kΩ/V bei 25°C). Einige Betreiber begnügen sich auch mit 500 Ω/Volt. Bei zu niedrigen Isolationswerten sollte jedoch immer eine gründliche Reinigung und gegebenenfalls auch Trocknung durchgeführt werden. Die Feldwicklung der Gleichstrommaschine soll bei 75°C einen Isolationswiderstand von 1 M Ω nicht unterschreiten. Trocknungsmethoden Beim Trocknen von Wicklungen kann die Wärme auf drei Arten zugeführt werden: 1 Erzeugung von Verlustwärme in der Maschine selbst, d. h. im Kurzschlussbetrieb. 2 Einspeisung von Strom aus fremden fremden EnergiequelEnergiequellen zur Erzeugung von Verlustwärme in den Wicklungen, z. B. mit Hilfe von Schweißumformern oder steuerbaren HochstromgIeichrichtern. HochstromgIeichrichtern. 3 Warmluftzuführung nach entsprechender Abdeckkung mit Zeltplanen, Holzverkleidungen Holzverkleidungen usw. Bei allen Methoden muss natürlich darauf geachtet werden, dass ein Luftaustausch zum Abführen der Feuchtigkeit erfolgt. Als Beharrungstemperatur Beharrungstemperatur beim Trocknen ist eine Temperatur von ca. 60°C anzustreben. Dieser Wert soll jedoch erst nach ca. vier Stunden bei Micalastic und ca. acht Stunden bei Mikafolium von Beginn der Trocknung an erreicht werden. Die Stromstärke in den Wicklungen bzw. die zugeführte Wärmemenge ist - angefangen von kleinen Werten unter Beachtung der Temperaturzunahme - so zu steigern bzw. einzustellen, dass diese Bedingung eingehalten wird. (Bei wasserstoffgekühlten Maschinen wird wegen des Luftaustausches mit normaler Frischluft getrocknet, deswegen den Kurzschlussstrom wegen höherer Erwärmung niedrig halten!) Durchführungen und Stützer vor dem Trocknen mit trockenem Lappen säubern. Bei der Durchführung einer Trocknung wird entsprechend der Fig. 1 nur der Isolationswiderstand der gesamten Wicklung gegen Erde gemessen, und zwar der 10-min-Wert. Die Umrechnung des jeweiligen Isolationswiderstandes auf die Bezugstemperatur von 75°C erfolgt nach Kurve B. Beispiel: Gemessen bei 40°C 33 M , R is,40 is,40= R is,75 is,75 = 0,125 x 33 = 4,1 M Temperaturschwankungen während des Trockenbetriebes vermeiden. Bei vollständig gekapselten Maschinen Abzugsmöglichkeit (Klappen, Deckel) für feuchte Luft schaffen und für saubere, möglichst trockene Zuluft sorgen. Temperatur möglichst durch eingebaute Widerstandsthermometer (Nutthermometer) messen. Bei laufender Maschine zusätzlich Zu- und Abluft (Kalt- und Warmluft) messen. Bei fehlenden Nutthermometern und in jedem Fall bei stehender Maschine, möglichst an den Wickelköpfen Alkoholthermometer befestigen. Maßgebend ist die Temperatur an der räumlich höchsten Stelle.

A typical value of roughly 1000 Ω/Volt of operating voltage should be expected for DC machines at 75°C (corresponds to approx. 20 kΩ/V at 25°C). Some users are also satisfied with 500 ΩV. V. In any case, when poor insulation resistance values are obtained, carry out thorough cleaning and also, if required, drying. The field winding insulation resistance of DC machines is not to fall below 1 M Ωa t 75°C.

Drying methods For the purpose of drying windings, heat can be applied in three ways: 1 By producing producing heat heat losses in the machine itself, i.e. by operating the machine on short circuit. 2 By feeding feeding current from external external energy sources to produce heat losses in the windings, e.g. with the aid of m.g. welding sets or controllable high-current rectifiers. 3 By providing providing a flow of of hot air after after suitably suitably covering covering with tarpaulins, wood cladding etc. With all these methods some air circulation must naturally be provided to allow the moisture to escape. A steady-state temperature of about 60°C is desirable for the drying process. However, this value should be reached not less then about four hours with Micalastic and about eight hours with micafolium after starting the drying process. The magnitude of the current in the winding or the quantity of heat applied should be controlled so as to fulfil this requirement, i.e. starting with low values and regulated according to the temperature rise. (With hydrogen-cooled machines, normal fresh air is used for drying due to the air circulation. The shortcircuit current must be kept low due to the increased temperature rise.) Bushings and post-type insulators should be cleaned with dry rags before drying. During the drying process, only the insulation resistance of the whole winding to earth is measured, i.e. the 10 min value, according to Fig. 1. The insulation resistances are converted to the reference temperature of 75°C from curve B. Example: Measured at 40°C 33 M , R is,40 is,40= R is,75 is,75 = 0.125 x 33 = 4.1 M Avoid temperature variations during the drying process. With totally enclosed machines provision should be made (by removing covers, etc.) to permit the moisture to escape and for clean, dry air to enter. Measure the temperature, using the built-in resistance thermo-meters (slot thermometers) if possible. In addition, in the case of running machines, measure the inlet and outlet (cold and hot air) temperatures. Where slot thermometers are not provided and, in any case, with stationary machines, install alcohol thermometers on the winding overhangs if possible. The most important measurement is the temperature at the highest point. 1074 Seite/Page 5

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Quecksilberthermometer wegen Bruchgefahr nicht verwenden, bei Wechselstrom außerdem Fehlanzeige durch Wirbelströme. Unteres Ende der Thermometer zur besseren Wärmeübertragung mit Aluminiumfolie umwickeln und gegen Abkühlung mit Filz oder Watte bedecken. Bei Maschinen kann nicht von der Gehäusetemperatur auf die Wicklungstemperatur geschlossen werden. Die Temperaturerhöhung über der Umgebungstemperatur bei Maschinen ohne Widerstandsthermometer sollte außerdem aus der Zunahme des gemessenen Wicklungswiderstandes Wicklungswiderstandes errechnet werden. Faustregel: Je 10 K Temperaturerhöhung nimmt der Widerstand bei Cu um 4 % zu. Maschine nach beendetem Trockenbetrieb möglichst bald belasten, damit erneute Aufnahme von Feuchtigkeit verhindert wird. Falls eine Stillstandsheizung vorhanden, so ist diese natürlich nach beendeter Trocknung in Betrieb zu nehmen. Kurzschlusstrocknung von Generatoren Bei Generatoren sollte die Wicklung möglichst im Kurzschluss bei laufender Maschine getrocknet werden, damit keine Heißstellen durch Wärmestau entstehen. Die dreipolige Kurzschlussverbindung so ausführen, dass der Nennstrom der Maschine keine nennenswerten Erwärmungen ergibt (Richtwert 1 A/mm²). Kurzschlussverbindung möglichst unmittelbar an den Generatorklemmen anbringen. Liegen zwischen Generator und Kurzschlussverbindung Leistungs- oder Trennschalter, muss verhindert werden, dass diese während des Trocknens geöffnet werden können. In diesem Falle käme die Maschine sofort auf Spannung. Im Bereich der kurzgeschlossenen Wicklung liegende Spannungswandler oder Kondensatoren abklemmen, da sie die Messung des Isolationswiderstandes Isolationswiderstandes verfälschen. Bei der praktischen Durchführung der Kurzschlusstrocknung ist auf folgendes zu achten: Spannungsreglerumschalter auf „Hand“ schalten. Bei Transipolerregung Transipolerregung jeden Strang der Sekundärwicklung der Übertragerdrosseln einzeln kurzschließen. Verbindung der Oberspannungswicklung des Erregertransformators zur Generatorleitung unterbrechen und Sekundärwicklung des Erregertransformators von Fremdnetz einspeisen. Vorsicht, Rückspannung! Rückspannung! In den ersten sechs bis acht Stunden (abhängig von Maschinengröße) Ständerstrom von etwa 0,5 J N an so weit steigern, dass 60°C Wicklungstemperatur nicht überschritten werden. Kühlwassermenge entsprechend einstellen. Nennstrom nicht überschreiten. Überstromschutz einschließlich Entregungseinrichtung in Betrieb nehmen. Liegt Kurzschluss im Differentialschutzbereich, stromdurchflossene Stromwandlerkreise kurzschließen. Stündlich Nuttemperatur, Zu- und Ablufttemperatur Ablufttemperatur und Generatorstrom notieren.

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Mercury thermometers should not be used because of the danger of breakage and also because of incorrect readings resulting from AC induced eddy currents. Wind aluminium foil around the lower end of the thermometers to improve the thermal contact and cover with felt or cotton wadding to reduce the effects of cooling. Do not assume that the temperature of the machine housing is also the temperature of the winding. The rise in temperature above the ambient temperature of machines without resistance thermometers should be calculated from the increase in the measured winding resistance. Rule of thumb: For every 10 K temperature rise the resistance of copper rises by 4 %. After completing the drying process, the machine should be loaded as soon as possible to prevent moisture from being re-absorbed. Where anti-condensation heating is provided, this should naturally be put back into service after drying. Short-circuit drying of generators The windings of generators should preferably be dried with the machine running on short circuit to prevent hot spots being formed by heat accumulation. The three-phase short-circuit link should be designed so that the rated current of the machine does not cause the link to be noticeably heated (typical value 1 A/mm²). Connect the short-circuit link as close as possible to the generator terminals. If circuitbreakers or isolating breakers are in circuit between the generator and the short-circuit link, measures must be taken to ensure that they cannot be opened during the drying process. If this did occur, voltage would immediately appear at the generator terminals. Voltage transformers or capacitors in the region of the short-circuited winding should be disconnected since they introduce errors into the insulation resistance measurement. During the short-circuit drying of windings the following should be observed: Switch the voltage regulator changeover switch to "Manual". With Transipol excitation each phase of the secondary winding of the air-gap reactor is individually short-circuited. Break the connection between the excitation transformer higher-voltage winding and the air-gap reactors and feed the secondary winding of the excitation transformer from an external system. Beware - danger of feedback voltage. In the first 6 to 8 hours (depending on the size of the machine) increase the stator current from about 0.5 I N to a value such that the winding temperature does not exceed 60°C. Set the cooling-water flow accordingly. Do not exceed the rated r ated current. Energize the overcurrent protection including the de-excitation equipment. If the short circuit is in the zone of the differential protection, short-circuit the current circuit of the current transformers. Record the slot temperature, inlet and outlet temperatures and the generator current every hour.

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Der Fortgang der Trocknung ist durch wiederholte Messungen des Isolationswiderstandes - 3 Stränge gegen geerdetes Gehäuse - unter Beobachtung der Wicklungstemperatur zu überwachen (siehe Beispiel Fig. 1). Die Wicklung muss für diese Messung spannungsfrei sein. Kurzschlusstrocknung von Asynchronmaschinen Das Trocknen von asynchronen Schleifringläufermotoren im Kurzschluss erfordert besondere Vorkehrungen, da Kurzschluss hier die Einspeisung bei stillstehendem Läufer bedeutet. Der Läufer ist unmittelbar an den Schleifringen kurzzuschließen (z. B. mit Schraubzwingen) und gegen Drehung zu sichern. Bei den meisten Motoren bis 6,3 kV Nennspannung bietet sich eine Trocknung durch Speisung der Ständerwicklung aus dem Niederspannungs-Drehstromnetz an (220, 380 bzw. 500 V), falls dieses Netz stark genug ist. Auch wenn der sich einstellende Strom geringer als der halbe Nennstrom ist, ist auf entstehende Wärmenester zu achten, da die Maschine still steht. Für einen ständigen Luftaustausch muss gesorgt werden. Der Läufer selbst soll etwa stündlich um 90° gedreht werden. Damit die feuchte Luft austreten kann, ggf. vorhandene Deckel, Verschlüsse oder ähnliches öffnen. Etwa vorhandene Kondens-Wasserlöcher auf der Unterseite des Motors öffnen. Ist ein Drehstromgenerator vorhanden, kann mit diesem die Ständerwicklung des Schleifringläufermotors gespeist werden. Der Strom in der Ständerwicklung ist dann so einzustellen, dass ca. 60°C innerhalb von vier bis acht Stunden erreicht werden. Käfigläufermotoren können unter Beachtung der obigen Hinweise auf dieselbe Art getrocknet werden. Trocknen mit Schweißumformer Werden für die Erwärmung einer Maschinenwicklung Schweißumformer verwendet, dürfen diese nicht ohne weiteres parallelgeschaltet werden. Es ist nachzumessen, ob die Gleichspannung bei Leerlauf gleich ist. Die Erregerwicklung F 1 – F 2 aller parallel zu schaltenden Schweißumformer mit einem zusätzlichen Schalter gemeinsam ein- bzw. ausschalten, nachdem die Umformer drehstromseitig angelassen bzw. ausgeschaltet sind Zulässigen Strom im Strang der Wicklung höchstens 50 % des Nennstromes einstellen, da die Lüftung fehlt. Strom und Spannung jedes Umformers messen (zulässige Grenzleistung beachten). Die einzelnen Stränge der Wicklung in Reihe oder parallel schalten. Bei Reihenschaltung der einzelnen Stränge diese unsymmetrisch (z. B. Plus an U 1, U 2 an V 1 V 2 an W 1 W 2 an Minus) schalten, um den axialen magnetischen Fluss in der Welle gering zu halten. Bei Bei nicht herausgeführherausgeführtem Sternpunkt müssen zwangsläufig zwei Stränge parallel in Reihe zum dritten Strang geschaltet werden. Anschlüsse etwa stündlich wechseln, damit sich die Wicklung gleichmäßig erwärmt. Bei offenem Sternpunkt stündlich den Isolationswiderstand jedes Stranges gegen Gehäuse messen. Gleichstrom vor dem Abschalten langsam heruntersteuern, da andernfalls wegen der Wicklungsinduktivität starke Lichtbögen auftreten können.

Monitor the progress of the drying process by repeated measurement of the insulation resistance three phases to earthed frame -while observing the winding temperature (see example Fig. 1). For this measurement the winding must be isolated. Short-circuit drying of induction machines Special arrangements must be made when drying slipring induction motors by short-circuiting because in this case short circuit means feeding the rotor at standstill. The rotor must be short-circuited directly at the sliprings, for example by bolted clamps, and also mechanically locked to prevent rotation. Most motors up to 6.3 kV rated voltage can be dried by feeding the stator winding from a three-phase LV supply (220, 380 or 500 V) if the supply system can take the load. Even when the current setting is lower than half the rated current, make sure that hot spots are not formed due to the machine being stationary. Ensure that continuous air circulation is provided. The rotor should be turned through 90° about every hour. In order to allow the moisture to escape, covers or the like should be opened. Where a drain plug is provided for water condensation on the underside of the motor this should be opened. If a three-phase generator is available this can be used to supply current to the stator winding of the slipring motor. The current should be set so that a temperature of about 60°C is reached in a period of four to eight hours. Cage motors can also be dried by the abovementioned procedure.

Drying with welding sets If m.g. welding sets are to be used for drying machine windings certain precautions must be taken before connecting them in parallel. Measure the open circuit DC voltages to ensure that they are all equal. Connect the excitation windings F 1 – F 2 of all the welding sets required to operate in parallel through an additional switch. This allows all the field windings to be switched on or off together depending on whether the three-phase motors of the m.g. sets have been started or stopped. Because there is no ventilation, adjust the maximum permissible current per winding phase to 50 % of the rated current. Measure the current and voltage of each m.g. set (observe permissible limits). Connect the individual phases of the winding either in series or parallel. With series connection connect the individual phases unsymmetrically (e.g. plus to U 1, U 2 to V 1 V 2 to W 1 W 2 to minus) in order to keep the axial magnetic flux in the shaft low. Where the neutral point is not brought out, two phases must inevitably be paralleled and connected in series to the third phase. Change the connection order about every hour so that the winding is evenly heated. With the neutral point open, measure the insulation resistance of each phase to frame hourly. Before switching off a direct current, the current should be gradually reduced, otherwise the winding inductance will cause heavy arcing. 1074 Seite/Page 7

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Da bei stehender Maschine die Temperaturverteilung nicht der Verteilung bei Lüftung entspricht, 60°C Wicklungstemperatur nicht überschreiten. Läufer (falls eingebaut) stündlich um 90° drehen. Trocknen mit Warmluft Falls die Verfahren 1 und 2 nicht anwendbar sind, muss mit Warmluft getrocknet werden, die von einer äußeren Energiequelle zur Verfügung gestellt wird. Naturgemäß kommt dieses Trocknungsverfahren hauptsächlich für Synchronmotoren und Gleichstrommotoren in Betracht, bei denen eine Erwärmung über die eigenen Stromwärmeverluste nicht möglich ist oder die Schweißumformer nicht eingesetzt werden können. Die Heizkörper sind so anzuordnen, dass einerseits durch geeignete Abdeckungen die zu trocknende Wicklung im Warmluftstrom steht, andererseits aber nicht durch Wärmestau Wärmenester mit zu hohen Temperaturen entstehen, d. h. es muss eine Luftbewegung mit Luftaustausch zustande gebracht werden. Die Warmluft soll 80°C nicht überschreiten, beim Austritt aus der Maschine soll sie noch 10 K über der Umgebungstemperatur gebungstemperatur liegen.. Taupunktunterschreitung in der Maschine ist zu vermeiden, d. h. am Austritt darf sich keine Feuchtigkeit niederschlagen. Dieses Verfahren der Trocknung erfordert mehr als die beiden anderen Verfahren ständige Überwachung, da Brandgefahr besteht. Auch hier ist darauf zu achten, dass der Läufer stündlich um ca. 90° weitergedreht wird.

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Since the temperature distribution of a machine at standstill is different from that in the running condition, a winding temperature of 60° must not be exceeded. If the rotor is in position, turn it through 90° every hour. Drying with hot air If methods 1 and 2 cannot be applied, the machine must be dried with hot air obtained from an external heat source. This method of drying is usually adopted for synchronous motors and DC motors where direct heating by means of current losses is not possible or when an m.g. welding set cannot be used. The heaters should be arranged so that by means of suitable covers the winding being heated is in the hot-air stream without concentrating the heat to the extent that excessive temperatures are reached. This requires that a continuous circulation and replacement of the air takes place. The air inlet temperature should not exceed 80°C and the outlet temperature should be at least 10 K above the ambient air temperature. Do not allow the air temperature within the machine to drop below the dew point, i.e. there must be no moisture condensation forming at the outlet. Because of the risk of fire this method of drying requires constant monitoring to a much larger extent than the other two methods This method also requires that the rotor be turned through 90° about every hour.

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Tightening torques Synchronous generator Unless other specific information is given, the following tightening torques are valid for normal connections of fastening screws, bolts and nuts. Tightening torques in Nm a tolerance of ± 10%

Tightening torques for bolts with strength class 8.8 (or A4-70) connecting components with high material strength (e.g. grey cast, steel, cast steel) Size of a thread

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Renk

1

DE Bearing

1

NDE Bearing

1

NDE

DEW 8,5-400-460V/1000W 8,5-400-460V/1000W SN70621

1 set / 6 pcs. 1 set / 6 pcs.

V1-V6 / Rectifier Wheel, U / Bus Rings at Rectifier Wheel

D660N-18T SN72544 Varistor disc C13/180V SN72543

3 4

Bearing Thermometer for remote reading/alarm Bearing Thermometer for remote reading/alarm

Manufacturer

2PT100/B-235X6S-G1/2-3/0-N, L=235 mm 2PT100/B-250X6S-G1/2-3/0-N, L=250 mm

Dosch Dosch

5

Space Heater Element

Doebeln Elektrowaerme

6

Silicon Diode

7

Protective Varistor

8

Hot/cold air temperature detectors

3

Cooler housing

M12, 2XPT100A, PT35/70 MM

9

Leakage relay

1

Auxiliary terminal box

RM4 L32MW, 24 Vdc

Telemecanique

10

Brush

2

Shaft earthing

BRE 25, MK75, SN73005

Schunk

11


1 set

DE Bearing

330880-16-15-061(154mm)-03(M20)-02

Bently Nevada

12


1 set

NDE Bearing

330880-16-15-066(168mm)-03(M20)-02

Bently Nevada

Eupec Langlade & Picard Ravet

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1631 Bently Parkway South Minden, NV 89423 USA 1 775 782 3611 1 800 227 5514 1 775 215 2876 www.bently.com

Related Documents The following documents contain additional information that you may find helpful when you install the transducer. This manual refers to these documents by document number. nu mber.

Installing the Transducer Proximity Probes and Related Accessories (Bently Nevada application note AN028). Guidelines for Grounding Bently Rotating Machinery Information Systems (Bently Nevada application note AN013). Installation of Electrical Equipment in Hazardous Areas (Bently Nevada application note AN015).

Electrical and Mechanical Runout "Glitch": Definition of and Methods for Correction, including Shaft Burnishing to Remove Electrical Runout (Bently Nevada application note AN002). API 670, third edition, Section 4.1.1.2: Machine Shaft Requirements for Electrical and Mechanical runout. (Available from the American Petroleum Institute, Publications and Distribution, 1220 L Street N.W., Washington D.C., 20005. Phone: (202) 682-8375.)

Reference Performance Specifications for the PROXPAC® Proximity Transducer Assembly (Bently Nevada document number 158735). Bently Nevada Glossary (Bently Nevada document L1014).

European CE mark for the Bently Nevada PROXPAC® Transducer Assembly In this Document is a list of the PROXPAC® transducer assemblies that have the CE mark, applicable standards used for certification, and installation instructions required for compliance.

Proximity Transducer Systems are electronic devices typically used in industrial applications. The PROXPAC® Transducer has been certified using the same Technical Construction File (TCF) and declaration of conformity as the 3300 8mm transducer system because they are similar in design and application. The PROXPAC® Transducer Assembly consists of a Proximitor® Sensor and a 3300 8mm reverse mount proximity probe built into in to a probe housing. hous ing. iii


TCF through TÜV Rheinland of North America


TCF through TÜV Rheinland of North America A Technical Construction File has been prepared through TÜV Rheinland of North America (TÜV Rheinland Rhei nland File Number: P9472350.02). The certificate of compliance is for Directive 89/336/EEC (EMC Directive). The applicable Generic Norms are: EN50081-2 and EN50082-2.

Installation Instructions (Reference Figure 0-1) These instructions are an addition to the Installation Instructions Section of the manual.

Compliant Systems and Component Part Numbers #

Model Names

Model Numbers

10 PROXPAC® Transducer

330800, 330801, 132306, 330105, 330106, and and any PROXPAC® Assembly Assembly manufactured from these standard modules**

Includes all options and all approval versions of the base model numbers listed. **--any proximity transducer, proximity probe, or extension cable which works correctly with the listed modules.

Testing and Test Levels Title

EN

EN

ENV50140

ENV50140

EN 61000-4-4

ENV50142

ENV50141

EN 61000-4-8

55011

61000-4-2

(IEC 801-3)

Rad. RFI

(IEC 801-4)

(IEC 801-5)

(IEC 801-6)

(IEC 1000-4-8)

(EN55022)

(IEC 801-2)

Rad. RFI

Surge

Cond. RFI

Mag. Fields

EFT

Test Levels

Criteria

Emission

ESD

Emission Class A

4kV; 8kV

N/A

A

10V/m

10V/m

1kV

0.5kV

10V

30A/m, 50Hz

A

A

A

A

B

A

These notes listed below apply only to the table “Testing and Test Levels” 

discharge method: Contact; Air



80-1000 MHz sweep with 80% 1 kHz sine wave amplitude modulation



900 MHz dwell with 100% 200 Hz square wave modulation

 I/O

lines tested with conduit removed

150 kHz-80 MHz sweep with 80% 1 kHz sine wave amplitude modulation, conduit removed. 

Bently Nevada Technical Publication The PROXPAC® Transducer is immune to EMI at levels as specified by EN50082-2 (i.e. 10 V/m signal level from 80 - 1000 MHz except for ITU broadcast frequency bands of 87 - 108 MHz, MH z, 174 - 230 MHz, and 470 - 790 MHz MH z where the level shall be 3 V/m). Vibration readings due to EMI interference will be less than 1.0 mil pp. iv

Proximity Probes

Proximity Probes All probes must be mounted in an EMI shielded environment (i.e. typically inside a machine casing).

Field Wiring All field wiring must include a foil or braided shield that is connected to ground.

EMI Shielding With Conduit All field wiring, from the PROXPAC® enclosure to a receiving unit (i.e. monitor), must be shielded from EMI energy. Acceptable EMI shielding includes either rigid or flexible metal conduit. The EMI shield, in this example conduit, is grounded through the PROXPAC® at the point of entrance to the PROXPAC® enclosure. Grounding at any subsequent junction enclosure is also required.

EMI Shielding Without Conduit Acceptable wiring includes a multi-conductor cable with both a foil and a braided shield. The shield must be grounded to the t he metal liner inside insi de the PROXPAC® enclosure. Using the nut on one of the hole plugs to ground the shield is acceptable. The shield must be maintained around the wiring as it is grounded to the enclosure. Grounding at any subsequent junction enclosure is also required. Grounding the cable shield at the PROXPAC® is not acceptable if intrinsic safety barriers are being used. Grounding the cable shield at both ends may cause errors due to current flowing in the wiring shield if the grounds are not at the same potential.

EMI Suppression Ferrite An EMI suppression ferrite must be clipped onto the field wiring close to the Proximitor® Sensor's terminal strip. Remove jacket, foil and braided shield from the field wiring where the EMI suppression ferrite is placed.

Non Grounded Bearing Housings When the PROXPAC® is installed on a bearing housing which is isolated from ground, mount the PROXPAC® on an insulated bushing to maintain the housing isolation and ground the PROXPAC® at the conduit fitting.

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A D E IN U .S .A .

1 M E T E R C A B L E L E N

G T H

3 3 0 0 8 m m P R O B E O N L Y

O U T C O M T

V

Figure 0-1: Front view with cover removed. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)

PROXPAC® Enclosure Field Wiring EMI Suppression Suppression Ferrite (p/n 02200068) Plug Conduit To Monitor

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Contents

Contents Related Documents .................................... .................. ..................................... ..................................... .................................... ..................................... ................................ ............. iii Installing the Transducer...............................................................................................................iii Electrical and Mechanical Runout .................................. ................ .................................... .................................... .................................... .......................... ........iii iii Reference .................................... ................. ..................................... .................................... ..................................... ..................................... .................................. ......................... ......... iii European CE mark for the Bently Nevada PROXPAC® Transducer Transducer Assembly ................. .......................... ............iii ...iii In this Document...........................................................................................................................iii Proximity Proximity Transducer Transducer Systems .................. ........................... ................... ................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ..........iii .iii TCF through TÜV Rheinland of North America ................... ............................ .................. .................. ................... ................... ..................iv .........iv Installation Instructions.................................................................................................................iv Compliant Systems and Component Component Part Numbers......... Numbers .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................ .......iv iv Testing and Test Levels ................. .......................... .................. .................. .................. ................. ................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ............... .....iv iv Bently Nevada Technical Publication...............................................................................................iv Proximity Probes.................. Probes .................................... .................................... .................................... .................................... ................................... ................................. .................. v Field Wiring ................. .......................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ................... .............. ..... v EMI Shielding With Conduit ................. .......................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................ ....... v EMI Shielding Without Conduit .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ..........vv EMI Suppression Suppression Ferrite......... Ferrite .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ............. ... v Non Grounded Bearing Beari ng Housings ................................. ............... ................................... .................................. .................................. ............................... .............. v

Section 1 — System Description ................................................... ......................................................... ...... 1 Receiving, Inspecting, and Handling the System........................ System...... .................................... .................................... .................................... .................... 1 Customer Service .................................. ................ .................................... .................................... .................................... .................................... ................................... ..................... .... 1

Section 2 — Installation............................. Installation...................................................... ........................................... .................. 3 Installing the Probe Sleeve and Housing .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. ................... ................... .................. .................. .........33 Checking the Resonant Frequency of the Probe Sleeve.................... .................................... .................. ............................... ............. 3 Connecting the Field Wiring .................................... .................. .................................... .................................... .................................... .................................. .................... .... 8 Removing and Reinstalling Gapped Probes..................... Probes... ................................... .................................. ................................... ................................ .............. 8

Section Section 3 — Maintenance Maintenance and Troubleshooti Troubleshooting ng .......... ............... ......... ......... .......... ....... 11 Scale Factor Verification Verification .................. ........................... ................. ................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ............... ...... 12 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ......... 14 Fault Type 1: VXDCR > -23 Vdc or VXDCR < -26 Vdc............... Vdc........................ .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ............. 15 Fault Type 2: VSIG = 0 Vdc .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ..........17 17 Fault Type 3: -1 Vdc < VSIG < 0 Vdc .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ................... .................. ............ ... 18 Fault Type 4: VXDCR < VSIG < VXDCR + 2.5 Vdc .................. ........................... .................. .................. ................... ................... .................. ............. .... 20 Fault Type 5: VSIG = VXDCR .................................. ................ .................................... .................................... ................................... ................................... ...................... .... 21

Section 4 — Ordering Information.................................... Information..................................................... ................. 23 Notes: .................................. ................ ..................................... ..................................... .................................... .................................... ................................. ................................ ................. 23 PROXPAC® Proximity Transducer, Transducer, English .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ............... ...... 23 PROXPAC® Proximity Transducer, Metric....................... Metric..... ................................... ................................... ................................... ...................... ..... 24 Accessories Accessories .................. ............................ ................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ............ ... 25

Section 5 — Specifications .............................................. ................................................................ .................. 29 Electrical Electrical .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................. ................. .................. ................... .................... .............. 29 Hazardous Hazardous Area Approvals .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ............ 30 Mechanical .................................... ................. ..................................... .................................... ..................................... ..................................... ................................. .......................... ........... 31 Environmental Environmental Limits .................. ........................... .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. .................. ................... ................... ......... 32 Effects of 60 Hz Magnetic Fields up to 420 Gauss:.................................. Gauss:............... ..................................... ................................... ................. 33 Patents .................................... .................. ................................... ................................... .................................... .................................... ................................... ............................... .............. 33 vii



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Section 1 — System Description The PROXPAC® Proximity Transducer Assembly is similar in external appearance and mounting detail to our 31000/32000 Proximity Probe Housing Assemblies. It offers the same advantages and features as these conventional housings for external adjustment of, and access to, proximity probes. However, the PROXPAC® Assembly also contains its own Proximitor® Sensor inside the housing’s cover. This design makes the PROXPAC® Assembly a completely self-contained proximity probe system, and eliminates the need for an extension cable between the probe and its associated Proximitor® Sensor. It also eliminates the need for a separate Proximitor® housing. For short cable runs, field wiring is connected directly between the monitors and PROXPAC® Assemblies. For longer cable runs, a junction box is often mounted at or near the machine skid to house terminal strips. The field wiring is connected to terminal strips in the junction box, providing access to Proximitor® signals at a convenient location near the machine. The PROXPAC® housing is made of Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS) which is an advanced, molded thermoplastic. It was chosen specifically to replace previous steel and aluminum housings offered by Bently Nevada, and incorporates glass and conductive fibers in the PPS for added strength and electrostatic dissipation. The PROXPAC® housing is rated for Type 4X and for IP66 environments for extra protection in severe environments.

Receiving, Inspecting, and Handling the System Application Alert: Although the terminals terminals and connector connector on the Proximitor  Sensor have protection against electrostatic discharge, take reasonable precautions to avoid electrostatic discharge when handling the Proximitor® Sensor.

Carefully remove all equipment from the shipping containers and inspect the equipment for shipping damage. If shipping damage is apparent, file a claim with the carrier and submit a copy to the nearest Bently Nevada office. Include part numbers and serial s erial numbers on all correspondence. If no damage is apparent and the equipment is not going to be used immediately, return the equipment to the shipping containers and reseal until ready for use. Store the equipment in an environment free from potentially damaging conditions such as high temperature or a corrosive atmosphere. See Specifications Section for environmental specifications.

Customer Service Bently Nevada maintains numerous Sales and Service offices worldwide. To locate the office nearest you, visit our website at www.bently.com .. Here, you can also find specifications on all standard product offerings. offerings . Support for products and services should be directed to one of these departments: For product quotations, product applications, product ordering, scheduling onsite Services, and questions regarding existing orders, please contact your nearby Bently Nevada Sales and Service Office. 1


For general product pricing, delivery, or other ordering information, contact your


For general product pricing, delivery, or other ordering information, contact your local BNC office or contact Customer Service Department, Minden, Nevada, USA Phone: 1-775-782-9913 1-775-782-991 3 Fax: 1-775-782-9259. For technical questions or problems regarding installed BNC products, contact our Technical Support Staff at: [email protected] or at the following locations: Technical Support (North America) Phone: 1-775-782-1818 Fax: 1-775-782-1815 Technical Support (UK) Phone: (44) 1925 818504 Fax: (44) 1925 817819

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Section 2 — Installation This section shows how to: •

Install the probe sleeve and housing

•

Connect the field wiring

•

Install replacement components

Installing the Probe Sleeve and Housing The following figures show the minimum values for side clearance and target configuration for the 3300 8mm reverse mount probe used in the PROXPAC® Proximity Transducer Assembly.

15.2 mm (0.6 in) 15.2 mm (0.6 in)

35.6 mm (1.4 in) Shaft Shaft

6.4 mm (0.25 in)

17.8 mm (0.70 in)

8.9 mm (0.35 in)

8.9 mm (0.35 in)

Shaft

Checking the Resonant Frequency of the Probe Sleeve The probe sleeve length is defined as the probe penetration depth plus the standoff adapter length. The probe sleeve will vibrate unless proper stiffening supports are used. Evaluate each machine installation to be sure the vibration of the sleeve is within acceptable levels. The resonant frequency of the probe sleeve for various lengths is shown below.

3



Probe Sleeve Resonant Frequency

The resonant frequency (Hz) should be at least three times the machine running speed in Hz.

Hz =

rpm

60

Refer to document AN028 for more information on mounting brackets and adapters or contact your nearest Bently Nevada office for a copy of the Bently Nevada catalog. The figure below below shows the installation procedure for the PROXPAC® housings. Although only one possible mounting configuration is shown, the plastic housing housi ng can mount on top t op of the outer sleeve sl eeve through any one of the four holes in its sides. The retaining chain can be fastened to any one of the four corner holes in either the housing or the cover to allow for the most convenient positioning. positioning . The retaining nut slides through any of the four holes in the side of the housing so that the probe can be gapped before attaching the housing to the outer sleeve. This nut contains a thread locking patch which creates a resistance to turning that is strong enough to resist loosening under vibration and to require a wrench to turn the nut. By following the installation procedures outlined on the next page, the probe can be fully gapped before bef ore the plastic housing h ousing and its attached cover are installed ins talled and conduit or armored cable is connected. The numbers in the figure refer to the steps in the procedure. 4



Vertical Installation Conduit Fitting Housing Probe Cable Connector Protector

Captive Screws

7 6

Proximitor® Sensor Housing Cover

Probe Sleeve with Wrench Flats

5 4

Locknut

Retaining Plate Retaining Nut

2

Outer Sleeve

1 Machine Case

5



1. Install the outer sleeve on the machine. 2. Install the probe sleeve sleeve and adjust adjust the probe probe gap using the figure below. Tighten the probe sleeve locknut to the recommended torque (see specifications). Apply medium strength, removable threadlocking compound (Loctite 242) or use equivalent means to prevent the probe sleeve locknut from loosening.

Blanking Plug Body Rubber Seal Backplate Torque Nut To 0.5 N-M (5 IN-LB)

3. Seal unused holes in the housing with blanking plugs. Tighten the blanking plug nut to 0.5 N •m (5 in lb). 4. Place the the housing housing on the outer sleeve and slide slide the the retaining plate under the retaining retaining nut. Tighten the retaining nut to 29.5 N •m (260 in lb). 5. Attach conduit or cable gland as necessary. Install the conduit such that liquid will not enter PROXPAC® housing. 6. Connect the field wiring, probe cable, and connector protector. 7. Fasten the cover in place.

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Voltage at the center of the linear range (typically –9Vdc).

Voltmeter

Power Supply

-9 Vdc

24 Vdc

10 kΩ kΩ

Spacer

Proximitor® Sensor

1.27 mm (50 mil)

3300, 8mm 1metre probe

Shaft

Mechanical Method

Shaft

Electrical Method

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Connecting the Field Wiring Use the following wiring diagrams to connect the field wiring between the Proximitor® Sensor and the monitoring instruments (refer to application notes AN013 and AN015 for more information).

No Barriers Transducer Power Common Input Signal

To Probe

Monitor Terminal Strip Connect shield to single point ground at monitor.


External Barriers Transducer Power Common Input Signal Monitor Terminal Strip

To Probe Cable Shield

External Barrier


See the frequency response graph, Figure 5-1, at the end of the Specifications section of this document as a guideline for determining maximum field wiring length for 18 gauge wire.

Removing and Reinstalling Gapped Probes Caution: The Housing could be under high pressure. Removing the cover could result in injury or permanent eye damage. Make sure the pressure is equalized before removal.

In some instances you may need to remove an externally mounted probe for maintenance or replacement. If the probe has been gapped, the reinstallation of the probe sleeve can be quickened by marking the location of the probe sleeve locknut before removing the probe sleeve from the outer sleeve. Mark the probe sleeve locknut position with an indelible marking pen, by temporarily locking it with a second jamnut, or by other similar means. This will allow you to screw 8


the probe sleeve back in to its approximate position. Take care to avoid turning


the probe sleeve back in to its approximate position. Take care to avoid turning the probe into the shaft. Do not use this method as a substitute for gapping probes. Proper installation installatio n always requires that the gapping procedures be followed. When the probe sleeve is removed, the outer sleeve will be left with an opening into the machine case. This opening can be sealed using Bently Nevada part number 104968-01(english version) or 104968-02 (metric version) to prevent fluid leakage from the machine case or contamination of lube oil. This seal is effective to 3.4 bar (50 psi).

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10


Section 3 — Maintenance and


Section 3 — Maintenance and Troubleshooting This section shows how to verify that the system is operating properly and identify parts of the system that are not working properly. The transducer system does not require verification at regular intervals. You should, however, verify operation by using the scale factor verification on the following page if any of the following conditions occur: •

components of the system are replaced or disturbed

•

the performance of the system changes or becomes erratic

•

you suspect that the transducer is not n ot calibrated correctly

The scale factor verification and the adjustment procedure require the following instruments: -

digital multimeter

-

power supply

-

spindle micrometer

-

fixed resistor, 10 k Ω

The scale factor verification uses the test setup shown in the following figure: Digital Multimeter

Power Supply -24 Vdc

Vin

Com 10 kΩ

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Scale Factor Verification


Scale Factor Verification 1. Compensate for mechanical backlash and adjust the the spindle micrometer for electrical electrical zero.

2. Adjust gap to electrical zero by moving the probe.

3. Compensate for mechanical backlash in the the micrometer micrometer and adjust to the start of the linear range.

4. Record voltages in the following table table and calculate Incremental Scale Factors Factors (ISFs) and Average Scale Factor F actor (ASF) using the equations.

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Increments: 250 µm or 10 mil

Adjust Micrometer to… N

mn

miln

1

250

10

2

500

20

3

750

30

4

1000

40

5

1250

50

6

1500

60

7

1750

70

8

2000

80

9

2250

90

ISFn

(mV / µ m)

=

ASF(mV / µ m) =

Vdc

Record Voltages

Calculate Scale Factor

Vdcn

ISFn

ASF

(Incremental Scale Factor)

(Average Scale Factor)

− Vdc n 0.25 Vdc 250 µm − Vdc 2250 µ m n-1

2

13


Vdc n - 1 − Vdc

n


Vdc n - 1 − Vdc n 0.01 Vdc 10 mil − Vdc 90 mil ASF(mV (mV / mil) mil) = 0.08 (mV / mil) mil) = ISFn (mV

Troubleshooting This section shows how to interpret a fault indication and isolate faults in an installed transducer system. Before beginning this procedure, be sure the system has been installed correctly and all electrical connections have been secured properly in the correct locations. When a malfunction occurs, locate the appropriate fault, check the probable causes for the fault indication and follow the procedure to isolate and correct the fault. Use a digital voltmeter to measure voltage and resistance. If you find faulty transducers, contact your local Bently Nevada Corporation office for assistance. The troubleshooting procedures use measured voltages as shown in the following figure and table: VPS

VXDCR

Transducer Power Common (ground) Input Signal Instrument terminal strip

VSIG

Note: VXDCR, VSIG, and VPS are all negative voltage values.

Table 3-1: Symbols for Measured Voltages Symbol

Meaning

Voltage measured between…

VXDCR

Transducer input voltage

VT and COM

VSIG

Signal voltage from the transducer

OUT and COM

VPS

Power supply voltage

Power Source and Common

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Table 3-2: Definitions


Table 3-2: Definitions Symbol

Defintion

Example

A > B

"A" value is more positive than "B"

-21 > -23

A < B

"A" value is more negative than "B"

-12 < -5

A = B

"A" same value (or very close) to "B"

-24.1 = -24.0

Connect

Disconnect

Inspect

Record

Fault Type 1: VXDCR > -23 Vdc or V XDCR < -26 Vdc Possible causes •

Faulty power source

•

Faulty field wiring

•


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VPS

Yes

Measure VPS:

Faulty Power Supply

VPS > 23 Vdc or VPS < -26 Vdc? No

VXDCR

Yes

Measure VXDCR: VXDCR > 23 Vdc or V XDCR < -26 Vdc?

Faulty Field wiring

No Faulty Proximitor® Sensor

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Fault Type 2: VSIG = 0 Vdc Possible causes: •


•

Short circuit in field wiring

•

Short circuit at Proximitor® Sensor terminal connection

•



VSIG

Measure VSIG: VSIG = 0 Vdc ? Yes Faulty Proximitor® Sensor

No Incorrect power source voltage or short in field wiring or short at Proximitor® Sensor terminal connection.

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Fault Type 3: -1 Vdc < V SIG < 0 Vdc Possible causes: •

Probe is incorrectly gapped (too close to target)

•


•


•

Probe is detecting other material than target

•

Short or open circuit in a connector (dirty or wet) or loose connectors

•

Short or open circuit in the probe

Does fault condition type 1 exist? No Verify the probe gap in the machine. Is the probe gapped correctly?

No

Re-gap the probe. Retest the system.

Yes

Step 2

Step 1

Original probe

VSIG

Known good probe with correct integral length cable (open gap)

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Measure VSIG:

No

-1.1 Vdc < V SIG < 0 Vdc ?

Faulty Proximitor® Sensor or probe is being loaded.

Yes

Yes

Inspect the connector. Is there a dirty, rusty, or poor connection?

No

Clean connector (using isopropyl alcohol or electronic terminal cleaner), reassemble, and retest the original system.

RPROBE

Measure the resistance. Is RPROBE within specifications? 1m probe: 7.58 Ω ± 0.5 Ω

Yes Retest the original system.

No Faulty Probe

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Fault Type 4: VXDCR < VSIG < VXDCR + 2.5 Vdc Possible causes: •


•

Probe is incorrectly gapped (too far from target)


VSIG

No

Measure VSIG: -1.2 Vdc < VSIG < -0.3 Vdc ?


Yes Reconnect system Regap the probe Retest system

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Fault Type 5: VSIG = VXDCR Possible causes: •


•


•

Faulty field wiring (between Out and VT)


VSIG

Measure VSIG: VSIG = VXDCR ?

Yes Faulty Proximitor® Sensor

No Faulty field wiring (short between OUT and VT)

If a faulty Proximitor® Sensor is indicated, replace the Proximitor® Sensor and housing lid as a unit (the replacement part number is printed on the Proximitor® Sensor). Do not remove remove the Proximitor® Sensor from the lid. There are no user serviceable parts inside. 21



Bently Nevada performs failure analysis on all returned transducers. The information gained during analysis of failed products is used to improve our current and future products. If you encounter a part that has failed, return the part with a brief description d escription of the t he product application applicat ion and symptoms observed to our corporate headquarters in Minden, Nevada for analysis: Bently Nevada, LLC Attn: Product Repair Department 1631 Bently Parkway South Minden, Nevada 89423 USA

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Section 4 — Ordering Information Notes: Order -00 or -000 for all options to receive just a spare housing with Proximitor® Sensor. When ordering probe separate from PROXPAC® Transducer, order a separate Connector Protector, Part Number 03839420 for the probe.

PROXPAC® Proximity Transducer, English 330800-AXX-BXX-CXXX-DXX-EXX Option Descriptions A: Probe and Approvals Option Option 00 No probe; Proximitor® Sensor without approvals 01 No probe; Proximitor® Sensor with Multiple Approvals 3300 XL 8 mm probe 16 3300 XL 8 mm probe with Multiple Approvals 28 B: Standoff Adapter Option (B Dimension) Order in increments of 0.5 in (13 mm ).

Minimum length: 1.5 in (38 mm) Maximum length: 7.5 in (191 mm ) Examples: 0 0 = No standoff adapter 1 5 = 1.5 in (38 mm) Penetration Option (C Dimension) Dimension) C: Probe Penetration between 1.0 and 2.0 inches, counter counter Note: For penetration lengths between bore may be required in machine case to reduce probe side v iew and/or rear view effects.

Order in increments of 0.1 in (2 mm).

Minimum length: 1.0 in (25 mm) Maximum length: 30 in (762 mm ) Examples: 0 0 0 = No probe sleeve 0 3 7 = 3.7 in (94 mm) 2 2 4 = 22.4 in (569 mm) D: Fittings Option Note: For 1/2-14 NPT fittings, fittings, order option -03 or spare 26650-01 reducers for either option -01 or -02.

00

No fittings; two plugs and two washers

01

One 3/4-14 NPT fitting, two plugs

02

Two 3/4-14 NPT fittings, one plug

03




02



02


05

7/8-14 UNF-2A

PROXPAC® Proximity Transducer, Metric 330801-AXX-BXX-CXXX-DXX-EXX Option Descriptions Option A: Probe and Approvals Option 00 No probe; Proximitor® Sensor without approvals 01

No probe; Proximitor® Sensor with Multiple Approvals

16

3300 XL 8 mm probe

28

3300 XL 8 mm probe with Multiple Approvals

B: Standoff Adapter Option (B Dimension) Order in increments of 10 mm.

Minimum length: 40 mm Maximum length: 200 mm Examples: 0 0 = No standoff adapter 0 4 = 40 mm 2 0 = 200 mm C: Probe Penetration Option (C Dimension) Note: For penetration lengths between between 25 and 50 mm, counter bore may be required in machine case to r educe probe side view and/or rear view effects.

Order in increments of 1 mm.

Minimum length: 25 mm Maximum length: 760 mm Examples: 0 0 0 = No probe sleeve 0 5 0 = 50 mm 7 6 0 = 760 mm D: Fittings Option (supplied as a kit) 00 No fittings; two plugs and two washers 01


02

Two M25 fittings, one plug

03


05

One PG21 to PG11 reducer, two plugs

06


07

One PG21 x M20 fitting, two plugs

08

Two PG21 x M20 fittings, one plug

Note: Conduit fittings are necessary necessary when hardline conduit or metal metal piping is brought into the housing. If using flexible conduit, it should be ordered with integral 3/4-14 NPT fittings so that additional conduit

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Section 4 — Ordering Information fittings are not required with the housing. If using flexible conduit, order

Section 4 — Ordering Information fittings are not required with the housing. If using flexible conduit, order the D = 00 option.


M24 X 3

02

3/4-14 NPT (required if ordering Standoff Adapter Option)

Accessories 02200068 Spare EMI Suppression Ferrite. This snap-on ferrite part covers a portion of the field wiring inside the PROXPAC® Transducer housing. It reduces the effect of Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI) on the transducer signal. The ferrite part is required for CE approved installations, primarily found in Europe.

158735 Performance Specification

131236-01 Operation Manual

132306-01 Spare Proximitor® Sensor and Housing Cover, nonapproved

132306-02 Spare Proximitor® Sensor and Housing Cover, approved

330105-02-12-10-02-00 Spare 3300 XL 8 mm probe, English, non-approved

330105-02-12-10-02-05 Spare 3300 XL 8 mm probe, English, approved

330106-05-30-10-02-00 Spare 3300 XL 8 mm probe, metric, non-approved

330106-05-30-10-02-05 Spare 3300 XL 8 mm probe, metric, approved

132501-AXX Field Wiring Cable 1.0 mm² (18 AWG), 3 conductor, twisted, shielded cable. Terminal ring lugs are installed at each end including an extra shield ring lug at the monitor end.

Option Description A: Cable length option in feet. Order in increments of 1.0 ft (0.3 m).

Minimum length: 2 ft (0.6 m). Maximum length: 99 ft (30 m). Examples: 1 5 = 15 feet (4.57 metres) 2 0 = 20 feet (6.10 metres) 25



103537-01 Terminal Mounting Block The block includes mounting screws and is easily installed in a Proximitor® Proximitor® Housing. The block accepts ring lugs used on the Field Wiring Cable.

02120015 Bulk Field Wire 1.0 mm² (18 AWG), 3-conductor, twisted shielded cable with drain wire. Specify length in feet.

01651632 Terminal Ring Lug Extra ring lugs can be attached to Bulk Field Wire to assemble the exact length of cable needed.

37948-01 Probe Support / Oil Sleeve Provides seal along probe sleeve. May be used as a probe sleeve support in certain installations.

40113-02 Connector Protector Kit Installs a connector protector onto a probe that has been ordered separately.

English Probe Sleeve (Spare) 108883 –AXXX This is the measured probe sleeve length. le ngth. Order in increments of 0.1 in (3 mm). Note that the individual probe sleeve length does not include the distance from the end of the sleeve to the probe tip or the gap from the probe tip to the target material. If only the part number of the original housing is known and the sleeve cannot be measured, use the following formula to determine the sleeve length:

AXXX: = Standoff Adapter Option from original housing (330800 option B) + Probe penetration option from original housing (330800 option C) + 0 part number is 330800-16-15-035-03-02. 330800-16-15-035-03-02. 2 5. Example: original part AXXX: option for replacement sleeve is (015 + 035 + 025) = 075. Minimum Probe Sleeve Length: 3.5 in (89 mm)= 0 3 5 Maximum Probe Sleeve Length: 32.5 in (826 mm) = 3 2 5

Metric Probe Sleeve (Spare) 108882 –AXXX This is the measured probe sleeve length. le ngth. Order in increments increments of 1 mm. Note that the individual probe sleeve length does not include the distance from the end of the sleeve to the probe tip or the gap from the probe tip to the target material. If only the part number of the original housing is known and the sleeve cannot be measured, use the following formula to determine the sleeve l ength:

AXXX: = Standoff Adapter Option from original housing (330801 option B) * 10 + Probe penetration option from original ho using (330801 option 26


C) + 0 6 3. Example: original part number is 330801-16-08-205-03-


C) + 0 6 3. Example: original part number is 330801-16-08-205-0302. AXXX: option for replacement sleeve is (080 + 205 + 063) = 348. Minimum Probe Sleeve Length: 88 mm (3.5 in) = 0 8 8 Maximum Probe Sleeve Length: 823 mm (32.4 in) = 8 2 3

English Standoff Adapter (Spare) Hex = 1 3/8 in; threads = 3/4-14 NPT 109319 –AXXX Order in increments of 0.5 in (13 mm).

Minimum length: 1.5 in (38 mm) Maximum length: 7.5 in (191mm) Example: 0 2 0 = 2 in (51 mm)

Metric Standoff Adapter (Spare) Wrench flats = 35 mm; threads = 3/4-14 NPT. 109318 –AXX Order in increments of 10 mm.

Minimum length: 40 mm Maximum length: 200 mm Example: 0 5 = 50 mm 104968-01 English Sleeve Plug Threaded, 303 stainless steel.

104968-02 Metric Sleeve Plug Threaded, 303 stainless steel. Plugs fill opening when sleeve is removed from machine case.

104288-01 English Blanking Plug

104288-02 Metric Blanking Plug. Blanking plugs are included with the Fittings Option "D". Spare plugs fill conduit holes in plastic housing where needed.

Heavy Duty Cable Fittings 03813103 Chrome-plated Zinc Conduit Fitting, 3/4-14 NPT

03818100 AISI 316 Stainless Steel Steel Conduit Fitting, 3/4-14 NPT NPT

27


03818101




03818111 Nickel-plated Brass Conduit Fitting, PG21 x M20

26650-01 AISI 303 Stainless Stainless Steel Reducer 3/4-14 NPT NPT to 1/2-14 NPT

Sealtite® Flexible Conduit 14847-AXX 1/2-14 NPT assembly

14848-AXX 3/4-14 NPT assembly

Option Description A: Length Option Order in increments of 1 ft (0.3 m). Minimum length: 1 ft (0.3 m). Maximum length: 99 ft (30.2 m) Example: 0 5 = 5 ft (1.5 m).

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Section 5 — Specifications Unless otherwise noted, the following specifications apply from +18°C to +27°C (+64°F to +80°F) with a -24 Vdc power supply, a 10 k Ω load, a Bently Nevada supplied AISI 4140 steel target and a probe gapped at 1.27 mm (50 mils).

Electrical Input: Accepts one noncontacting 3300 XL 8 mm Proximity Probe with a one (1) metre cable l ength installed in the probe sleeve.

Power: Requires -17.5 Vdc to -26 Vdc without barriers at 12 mA maximum consumption. -23 Vdc to -26 Vdc with barriers. Operating at a more positive voltage than -23.5 Vdc may result in reduced linear range.

Supply Sensitivity: Less than 2 mV change in output voltage per volt change in input voltage.

Output resistance: 50 Ω

Probe dc resistance (nominal) (RPROBE): 7.58 ± 0.5 Ω

Field Wiring: Recommend using three-conductor shielded triad cable. Maximum length of 305 metres (1,000 feet) between the PROXPAC® PROXPAC® Sensor and the monitor. monitor. See the frequency response graph (Figure (Figure 5-1) for signal rolloff at high frequencies when using longer field wiring lengths.

Linear Range: 2.0 mm (80 mils). Linear range begins at approximately 0.25 mm (10 mils) from the target and is from 0.25 mm to 2.3 mm (10 to 90 mils) (approximately -1 to -17 Vdc).

Recommended Gap Setting: 1.27 mm (50 mils).

Incremental Scale Factor (ISF): 7.87 mV/µm (200 mV/mil) ±5.5% typical including interchangeability errors when measured in increments of 0.25 mm (10 mils) over the l inear range.

Deviation from best fit straight line (DSL): Less than ±23 µm (±0.9 mil) typical including interchangeability errors over the linear range when referenced to a 7.87 mV/µm (200 mV/mil) best fit straight line.

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Probe Temperature Stability: Over probe temperature range of -35°C to +120°C (30°F to +250°F), typical Incremental Scale Factor (ISF) remains within ±10% of 7.87 mV/µm (200 mV/mil) while deviation from straight line remains within ±50µm (±2 mils).

Minimum Target Size: 15.2 mm (0.6 in) diameter (flat target).

Shaft Diameter: Minimum: 50.8 mm (2 in).

Recommended minimum: 76.2 mm (3 in). Measurements on shaft diameters smaller than 50 mm (2 in) usually require close spacing of radial vibration or axial position transducers with the potential for their electromagnetic emitted fields to interact with one another (cross-talk), resulting in erroneous readings. Care should be taken to maintain minimum separation of transducer tips, generally at least 40 mm (1.6 in) for axial position measurements or 74 mm (2.9 in) for radial vibration measurements. Radial vibration or position measurements on shaft diameters smaller than 76.2 mm (3 in) will generally result in a change in scale factor. Consult Performance Performance Specification 158735 for additional information.

Frequency Response: 0 to 8 kHz: +0, -3 dB, at 50 mils probe gap with up to 305 metres (1000 feet) of field field wiring. See Figure 5-1 below.

Hazardous Area Approvals CSA/NRTL/C: Exia for Class I, Division 1, Groups A, B, C and D, when installed with intrinsically safe zener barriers per drawing 132484 or when installed with galvanic isolators. Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D non-incendive when installed without barriers barriers per drawing 132484. T6 @ Ta=+100°C, T5 @ Ta=-35 to +85°C.

BASEEFA / CENELEC: EExia for Zones 0, 1 and 2, Group IIC, LCIE certificate number 98 ATEX 6011X, when installed with intrinsically safe zener barriers or galvanic isolators per drawing 132484, T5 @ Ta=100°C. ExN for Zone 2, Groups IIA, IIB and IIC, BASEEFA certificate number Ex 97Y4175X, T4 @ Ta=100°C.

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Mechanical Housing Ratings: For North America, Type 4X water-proof and corrosionresistant rating certified by Canadian Standards Association. IP66 rating verified by CSA CSA report number SC 115582-1. CENELEC standard standard EN50014 rating for electrostatic dissipation of a plastic material located in a hazardous area.

Probe Tip Material: Polyphenylene Sulfide (PPS)

Probe Case Material: AISI 304 stainless steel

Probe Cable: 1 metre length, 75 Ω triaxial, fluoroethylene propylene (FEP) insulated.

Probe Connector: Gold-plated brass ClickLoc™ connector with connector protector attached.

Probe Tensile Strength: 330 N (75 lb) between probe cable and case, maximum.

Housing Material: Ultraviolet (UV) resistant, glass-reinforced polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) thermoplastic containing conductive fibers.

Sleeve Material and Retaining Chain: AISI 304 stainless steel

Outer Sleeve and Retaining Screws: AISI 303 stainless steel

Sleeve O-Ring Material: Neoprene®

Grounding Liner and Retaining Plate Material: AISI 304 Stainless Steel Steel

Recommended Torque Retaining Nut: 29.5 N·m (260 in·lb)

Probe Sleeve Locknut: 39.3 N·m (350 in·lb)

Housing Strength (typical): Outer sleeve was mounted on a test stand with its axis parallel to horizontal and the housing mounted on the outer sleeve through an end hole. The housing supported 912 N (205 lb) placed approximately 3 8 mm (1.5 in) from the unsupported end with the cover fastened in place and grounding liner installed.

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Housing Impact Strength:


Housing Impact Strength: Certified by BASEEFA to withstand two separate 4 Joule (5.4 ft·lb) impacts at 39°C (-38°F) and at 115°C (239°F). Samples of the housing and cover were verified by CSA to withstand a 7 Joule (9.5 ft·lb) impact at ambient room temperature.

Total System Weight: 1.4 kg (3.1 lb) typical with 0.3 metre (12 in) sleeve length.

Environmental Limits Probe Temperature Range Operating and Storage Temperature: -51°C to +177°C (-60°F to +350°F).

Note: Exposing the probe to temperatures temperatures below -34°C (-30°F) (-30°F) may cause premature failure of the pressure seal.

Probe Housing and Proximitor® Sensor Operating Temperature: -34°C to +100°C (-30°F to +212°F).

Storage Temperature: -34°C to +105°C (-30°F to +221°F).

Relative Humidity (PROXPAC® Sensor and probe): 100% condensing, non-submersible when connectors are protected. When properly sealed, moisture should not enter the housing. Precautions should be taken to prevent moisture from traveling through the conduit into the housing.

Hot Water and Steam Exposure Effects: (Specification not guaranteed) Brief periods (up (up to one week) of contact with hot water 95°C (203°F) and/or condensing steam should not significantly affect the strength of the plastic housing. Contact with these beyond this length of time may eventually cause the strength of the plastic housing to permanently decrease during the first 6 to 8 weeks of exposure, and then level at approximately half of its initial value. Tests of actual housing performance after contact with hot water and condensing steam have not been conducted.

Probe Pressure: The PROXPAC® is designed to seal differential pressure between the probe tip and the housing main body when used with a 3300 XL 8 mm probe. The sealing material internal to the probe case consists of a Viton® O-ring; the O-ring between the sleeve and the housing is a Neoprene® Neoprene® O-ring. The plastic housing is certified to seal against hose-directed water according to Type 4X and IP66 standards but is not designed to resist

32


internal or external pressure. Probes are not pressure


internal or external pressure. Probes are not pressure tested prior to shipment. Contact our custom design department if you require a test of the pressure seal for your application.

Note: It is the responsibility of the customer or user to ensure that all liquids and gases are contained and safely controlled should leakage occur from the PROXPAC® PROXPAC® transducer. Solutions with high or low pH values may erode the tip assembly of the probe, causing media leakage into surrounding areas. Bently Nevada Corporation will will not be held responsible for any damages resulting from leaking Proximity Probe Housing Assemblies. In addition, PROXPAC® PROXPAC® transducers will not be replaced under the service plan due to probe leakage.

Effects of 60 Hz Magnetic Fields up to 420 Gauss: Output voltage in mil pp/gauss: Gap:

Proximitor® Sensor

Probe

90 mil (worst case)

0.0179

0.0045

Patents 5,016,343; 5,126,664; 5,351,388; and 5,685,884 Components or procedures described in the patents apply to this product 1 0 ) -1 B d ( e -2 d u t i n -3 g a M-4

-5 -6 10

100

1000

10000

Frequency in Hz 305 m (1000 ft)

610 m (2000 ft)

3660 m (12000 ft)

152 m (500 ft) with external barriers

Figure 5-1: Typical Frequency Response at 50 mils Gap

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34

Presentation

3


3

Presentation

3


Functions 8 7 0 1 6 5

These devices monitor the levels of conductive liquids. They control the actuation of pumps or v alves to regulate levels and are also suitable for protecting submersible pumps against running empty, or protecting tanks from "overflow". They can also be used to control dosing of liquids in mixing processes and to protect heating elements in the event of non immersion. They have a transparent, hinged flap on their front face to avoid any accidental alteration of the settings. This flap can be directly sealed. Compatible liquids: liquids: spring, town, industrial and sea water, metallic salt, acid or base solutions, liquid fertilizers, non concentrated alcohol (< 40 %), liquids in the food-processing industry: milk, beer, coffee, etc.

RM4 LG01

Non-compatible liquids: liquids: chemically pure water, fuels, liquid gasses (inflammable), oil, concentrated alcohol (> 40 %), ethylene, glycol, paraffin, varnish and paints.

Description RM4 LG01

RM4 LA32

Width 22.5 mm

9 7 0 1 6 5

Width 22.5 mm

1 2

2 R U

RM4 LA32

3/110

R U

3 4

1 Fine adjustment of time delay (as % of setting range max. value). 2 Fine adjustment of response sensitivity (as % of setting range max. value). 3 Function selector switch: - empty or fill . 4 Switch combining: - selection of the response sensitivity range, - selection of time delay on energisation or on de-energisation of the relay. R U


3


Yellow LED: indicates relay state. Green LED: indicates that supply to the RM4 is on.

Table showing details for switch 4 Switch position Time delay 500 On-delay

Sensitivity High = 500 k Ω range

500 50 50 5 5

High = 500 k Ω range Medium = 50 k Ω range Medium = 50 k Ω range Low = 5 k Ω range Low = 5 k Ω range


Off-delay On-delay Off-delay On-delay Off-delay


3

References

3


3


Liquid level control relays Time delay 7 8 0 1 6 5

Sensitivity scale

Width

Output relay

Basic reference, to be completed by adding the voltage code (1)

Weight

k Ω

mm

Without

5…100

22.5

1 C/O

RM4 LG01

0.165

kg

Adjustable 0.1...10 s

0.25 ...5 2.5 ...50 25 ...500

22.5

2 C/O

RM4 LA32

0.165

RM4 LG01

8 8 0 1 6 5

RM4 LA32

Level control probe for liquid Type of installation

9 8 0 1 6 5

Suspended by cable

Maximum operating temperature °C

Reference

100

LA9 RM201

Weight kg 0.100

LA9 RM201 (1) Standard supply voltages voltages RM4 LG01 RM4 LA32


3/112


Volts 50 50/60 Hz Volts 24...240 50 5 0/60 Hz MW MW


24 B 24 B –


110...130 F 110...130 F –

2 20 20...240 M 220...240 M –

380...415 Q 380...415 Q –

Characteristics

3


3


Power supply circuit characteristics Relay type Rated supply voltage (Un)

50/60 Hz

Average consumption at Un

V

RM4 LG01 24 110...130

220...240

380...415

RM4 LA32 24...240 24

110...130

V

–

–

–

–

24...240

–

–

–

VA

1.9

2.6

2 .4

2. 9

2.7

3.1

2.7

2 .6

W

–

–

–

–

2.4

–

–

–

220...240

380...415

–

3.4

–

Output relay and operating characteristics Number of C/O contacts

1

Output relay state

Can be be conf configu igured red by swit switch: ch: emp empty ty

Electrode circuit characteristics characteristics

2

3

/ fill fill

(1)

Sensitivity scale

k Ω

5…100 (adjustable)

0.25…5

Maximum a.c. electrode voltage (peak to peak)

V

24

24

Maximum cu current in th the el electrodes

mA

1

Maximum cable capacity

nF

10

Maximum cable length

m

100

2.5…50

25…500

200

25

4

1000

100

20

(1) The electrodes may also be incorporated in the probes. The probes are normally designed for fixing to a tank by means of a bracket with a seal (closed tanks) or suspended by their own electrical connecting cable (boreholes, etc.). See page 3/115 “Setting-up” Probe LA9-RM201.





3/113

Dimensions, schemes

3


Dimensions RM4 LG01, LG01, LA32 Rail mounting

Screw fixing

6

8 7

80

8 7

22,5

6

89,5 82

Ø4

Probe Probe LA9 RM201 RM201 6 1

150

Connection schemes RM4 LG01 A1 B1

RM4 LA32 15 B2

1 2 3 B B B

A1 B1

B3

15 B2

1 2 3 B B B

5 1

18

1 A

2 A

16

5 1

5 2

6 8 6 8 1 1 2 2

6 8 1 1 1 A

25 B3

28 18

A2

2 A

26 16

A2

A1-A2 B1, B2, B3

Supply voltage Electrodes (see table opposite)

B1

Reference or tank earth electrode

15-18 15-16

1st C/O contact of the output relay

B2

High level

25-28 25-26

2nd C/O contact of the output relay

B3

Low level


3/114

3/111

Electrodes and level controlled




3

Setting-up

3


3

Liquide level control control relays RM4 L

Setting-up Select the empty /fill function according to the sequence to be performed. If necessary, set potentiometer 1 to minimum (time delay). Set potentiometer 2 to minimum; on RM4-LA, select the lowest sensitivity range using potentiometer 4 (5 or 5 ). With all the electrodes immersed, turn the sensitivity potentiometer towards maximum maximum unti untill the the relay relay is ener energise gised d ( functio function) n) or or de-en de-energ ergise ised d ( functi function) on),, then exceed the threshold by about 10 % to compensate for variation in the supply voltage. If the relay is not able to energise, a higher sensitivity scale mus t be used (selector 4 on RM4 LA32) or relay relay RM4 LG must be replaced replaced by an RM4 RM4 LA32 relay relay and the adjustment procedure must be started again. Then Then check check that that the the relay relay de-ene de-energis rgises es ( functio function) n) or or energ energise ises s ( functi function) on) as soon as electrodes B3 and B2 are out of the liquid. If the r elay does not de-energise, select a lower sensitivity scale. The electrode connection point must be protected against corrosion by sticking or sealing. In areas where thunderstorms are likely to occur, 1 measures must also be taken to protect the 2 2 electrode lines. R 3 3 Note: the high level can be raised by means of the R U U 4 adjustable time delay from 0.1 to 10 seconds with function . The low level can be lowered by means of this same time delay with function . RM4 LG01

RM4 LA32

Probe LA9 RM201 This probe is of the "suspension" type. It i s coaxial, i.e. in addition to the normal (central) electrode, the stainless steel skirt c an also act as earth (reference electrode), which means that there is no need to install a separate reference probe. In this way, for controlling one level, only one probe is required instead of 2; for controlling 2 levels, only 2 probes are required instead of 3. The connecting cable must be of the 2-conductor cable in "2-conductor" type, with common cylindrical PVC cylindrical sheath (max Ø 6.3 6.3 mm) sheath, having a maximum diameter of of 6.3 mm. The skirt also acts as a "calming chamber", so Level electrode avoiding inaccuracy due to an agitated surface of the liquid (waves). Maximum operating temperature: 100 °C. Reference electrode Probe LA9 RM201 can also be fixed on various (skirt) containers (cisterns, tanks, ...) by m eans of a bracket or other suitable fixing device. LA9 RM201

Connection examples Control by electrodes A1 e g a t l o v y l p p u S

B1

B2

High level

B3

1 2 3 B B B

Low level

A2

Control by probes RM4 LG01 B2

B2

B3

B1

B1

2 levels


3/111



1 level


3/115

3

Spare Parts List

WERK HANNOVER

Part

Designation

RENK ID - No.

Qty.

BEARING EFZLK 22-250 DRAWING-NO.: 27126419 A 1

HOUSING EF22

785162

1

2


350943

4

3

RING BOLT M24

158013

2

4

POSITIONING PIN 22

350913

1

5


694050

1

6


725953

1

7


351006

4

8


351005

4

9


351003

1

10

SCREW PLUG 3/4NPT

248318

2

11

OIL OUTLET DN50

722352

1

12

PIPE NUT BSP2“

142209

1

13


142041

1

14

SHELL EZLK 22-250

785160

1

15


346924

2

16

LOOSE OIL RING 22-2

698779

1

17


142900

2

18


758532

1

19


757103

1

20

SEAL CARRIER 22-280

785987

1

21


158532

8

22

BAFFLE 280

785989

1

23


142948

8

24

WASHER 6

350445

8

25

EXTENSION PIECE BSP1/2-BSP1/4

721758

1

26

SEALING RING A21X26

168405

1

27


745822

1

28

CARTRIGDE OF NON-RETURN VALVE RVP13

350603

1

Filename

Page

Si.

Date

L785592e

1/2

Gre

11.07.08

Appr.

Date


Revisions A

Spare Parts List

WERK HANNOVER

Part

Designation

RENK ID - No.

Qty.

29

CABLE 2.5X450

500002

1

30

WASHER 12

350461

1

31

CABLE GLAND PG7

142151

1

Filename

Page

Si.

Date

L785592e

2/2

Gre

11.07.08

Appr.

Date


Revisions A

Spare Parts List

WERK HANNOVER

Part

Designation

RENK ID - No.

Qty.

BEARING EFZLQ 22-225 DRAWING-NO.: 27126034 A 1

HOUSING EF22

785157

1

2


350943

4

3

RING BOLT M24

158013

2

4

POSITIONING PIN 22

350913

1

5


694050

1

6


725953

1

7


351006

4

8


351005

4

9


351003

1

10

SCREW PLUG 3/4NPT

248318

2

11

OIL OUTLET DN 50

709758

1

12

LOCK NUT BSP2”

350394

1

13


142041

1

14

SHELL EZLB 22-225

738717

1

15


346924

2

16

LOOSE OIL RING 22-1

698762

1

17

HEXAGON SOCKET HEAD SCREW M5X20

142900

2

18


758532

1

19

END COVER 22

350379

1

20


142601

8

21

EXTENSION PIECE BSP1/2”-BSP1/4”

721758

1

22

SEALING RING 21X26

168405

1

23


745822

1

24

CARTRIDGE OF NON- RETURN VALVE RVP13

350603

1

Filename

Page

Si.

Date

L784934e

1/1

Gre

11.07.08

Appr.

Date


Revisions A

Generator Manual FENIROL

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