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Tensioning Guide
Belt-diagram
C-120 pulleys
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Pre-built workflows to keep your asset running smoothly.
Daily Electrical System Inspection
Replace Roller and Pulley
Install Engine B-120
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Electrical Brothers
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Drive Motor
B2 Rollers
Tensioning System
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Inoxpa Valve VA47-1-11-04-61-080
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Valve Check
Valve Inspection
Check for absence of leaks around the valve
Ensure smooth operation of the valve
Maintenance Record
Record details of the valve maintenance
Inspection Planning
Enter the valve operation statistics for planning inspections
Leakeage Butterfly Valve Disassembly
Safety Precautions
Proceed with caution to avoid personal injury.
Disconnect the compressed air before starting disassembly.
Read instructions carefully before disassembling valve clamps.
Ensure only qualified persons perform assembly and disassembly.
Required Tools
Gather necessary tools for valve and drive disassembly
Disassembly Steps
Loosen the screws (23) joining the flanges (02A) to the half-bodies (02).
Control Head C-TOP S Adapter Kit Disassembly
Ensure the actuator is without pressure before starting
Disassembly
Release the compressed air supply
Remove the adapter and the air connection on the top part of the actuator
Screw the shaft (08A) on the top part of the piston with a 10 mm wrench
Insert the adapter (13) supplied with the kit through the shaft (08A)
Place the seals (20B, 20C, 20D) on the core (55)
Insert the core (55) in the adapter (13) and screw it on the actuator with a 19 mm wrench
Screw the air fitting (18) on the adapter (13)
Leak Detector Assembly
O-ring Placement
Place the O-ring (20A) on the leak detector shaft (08)
Place the O-ring (20D) on the leak detector drive bushing (17C)
Place the O-rings (20C,20D) on the leak detector body (01A)
Assembly of Components
Pass the leak detector shaft (08) with its O-rings through the bottom part of the leak detector body (01A)
Place the spring (06) on the leak detector body (01A)
Place the leak detector drive bushing (17C) and pass the pin through its hole to fix the shaft
Final Touches
Pneumatic Drive Disassembly
Disconnect the compressed air from the actuator
Disassemble the upper protectors
Unscrew the screws (23J) that join the upper protectors (57) to the actuator support (21)
Remove the bottom protectors and leak detectors
Remove the screw (23I) that joins the bottom protectors (57A,57B) and the bottom leak detectors (58) to the valve body (01)
Unscrew the screws (23K) to separate the fixed bottom protector (57A) from the mobile (57B)
Separate the flanges from the half-bodies
Loosen the screws (23) which join the flanges (02A) to the half-bodies (02)
Separate the flanges (02A)
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