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Aerzen Blower GM20L

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Maintenance Plans for Aerzen Blower Model GM20L

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Initial 3 Hours Blower Check

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Performing checks after commissioning — After the first 3 operating hours

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Re-tighten screws if necessary after the machine has cooled down

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Check intake pressure valve for correct operation

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Check oil level and correct if necessary

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Check and align the sheaves, correct if necessary

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Check condition of the belts, change if necessary, establish cause

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Check control system, fault transmitter, pressure and temperature sensors for correct operation

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Ensure motor overload protection is connected and active

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Check for accumulation of preservative oil and remove if necessary

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4000 Hourly / 6 Monthly Acoustic Hood Openings Inspection

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Checking the inlet and exhaust air openings on the acoustic hood

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Visual inspection of the supply air and exhaust air openings on the acoustic hood

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Clean the openings. Remove dirt

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Checking fan operation

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Check the direction of flow in the operating position with a closed acoustic hood. Observe the information in the installation drawing

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Is exhaust air extracted from the acoustic hood?

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Replacing the fan

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Open the maintenance elements of the acoustic hood

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Loosen the screws for attaching the fan

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16000 Hourly / 2 Yearly Non-Return Flap Inspection

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Checking the non-return flap

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Loosen the fastening screws and lightly impact the flange cover to loosen the sealing.

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Remove the non-return flap from the housing.

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Carry out a visual inspection of the non-return flap.

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Is the sealing acceptable?

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Assembling the non-return flap

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Remove dirt, grease, and used sealing agent from the flange surface.

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Apply sealing agent to the flange surface of the housing.

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Guide the non-return flap into the housing and remove any bleeding sealing agent.

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8000 Hourly / 12 Monthly Gas-Tight Drive Shaft Grease Lubrication

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8.2.1 Maintenance schedule for normal operation

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Verify maintenance schedule

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Gas-Tight Drive Shaft Grease Replacement

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Check if the machine has a gas-tight shaft seal (optional)

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Change the grease on the gas-tight drive shaft

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Reference Chapter 8.3.4 'Replacing the grease on gas-tight drive shafts' on page 149 for detailed instructions

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Follow the full grease pressing procedure as described in Initial 500 Hours Gas-Tight Drive Shaft Grease Lubrication

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Personnel Requirements

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Ensure service personnel are available for the procedure

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16000 Hourly / 2 Yearly Flexible Pipe Connections Check

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Maintenance schedule for normal operation

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After every 16,000 operational hours or every 2 years

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Chapter 8.3.16 'Checking pipelines for tightness' on page 166

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Personnel: Service personnel

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Check flexible pipe connections for tightness

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Check flexible pipe connections on the discharge and intake sides for tightness

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Is replacement of flexible pipe connections necessary?

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Checking intake-side pipelines for tightness

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Check pipelines for tightness (visual inspection)

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