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BOC Edwards 18B4B Instruction Manual Download Page 17

Feb 04

Issue A

18B4B Vapour Booster Pumps

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1. Pumping speed (l s

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2. Throughput (mbar l s

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) against inlet pressure (mbar/Pa) for nitrogen

Figure 2 - Typical performance curves

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Summary of Contents for 18B4B

Page 1: ...B065 10 880 Issue A Original Instruction Manual 18B4B Vapour Booster Pumps...

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Page 3: ...1 Safety 15 3 2 Unpack and inspect 15 3 3 Locate the pump 16 3 3 1 General requirements 16 3 3 2 Installation on a vacuum system 16 3 3 3 Free standing installation 17 3 4 Vacuum connections 17 3 4 1...

Page 4: ...equipment required 35 5 3 Maintenance plan 36 5 4 Check the pump fluid level 36 5 5 Inspect the pump fluid and drain if necessary 37 5 6 Clean and inspect the pump 37 5 6 1 Introduction 37 5 6 2 Dism...

Page 5: ...n wiring diagram 22 8 Terminal block links for Delta connections 22 9 Delta connection wiring diagram 22 10 Recommended control circuit 23 11 Adjust the boiler protection thermal snap switch 31 12 Typ...

Page 6: ...71 Level Limit Switch KA 172F 00 a6 04 03 52009621 liquiphant M FTL 51 High Pressure Sliding Sleeve KA 153F 00 a6 12 99 52004587 Note The above manufacturer s instructions will only be provided with p...

Page 7: ...g plate Figure 3 item 12 provides specific details about the pump including pump type part number and serial number name and address of manufacturer and so on 1 2 Description The 18B4B pumps are high...

Page 8: ...Refer to Figure 1 Pump fluid is heated in the boiler 33 to produce a vapour which passes up through the interior of the diffusion pumping stages 42 6 5 and emerges from the gaps in the jet caps 43 44...

Page 9: ...supplied with an optional Pt100 temperature probe Figure 1 item 30 fitted to the fluid drain connection If fitted this probe will provide an indication of the temperature of the pump fluid 1 8 Operati...

Page 10: ...enser 18 Baffle 19 Cooling coil 20 Condenser fluid return pipe 21 Dipstick 22 Heater radiation shield 23 Mounting feet 24 Clamp plate 25 Heater retaining nut 26 Heater cover 27 Heater 28 Earth ground...

Page 11: ...Feb 04 Issue A 18B4B Vapour Booster Pumps PAGE 5 5 INTRODUCTION Figure 1 Part sectional view of the 18B4B pump...

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Page 13: ...leak tightness of the system outgassing from surfaces and the use of cold traps Maximum ambient operating temperature Typical surface temperature during operation Jet stage cone Boiler Maximum surfac...

Page 14: ...kg 175 kg 40 kg 20 kg 8 kg 10 kg 105 kg 10o Inlet flange Outlet flange Cooling water connections EHVI ANSI12 or ISO320 see Figure 3 2 inch union ANSI14 or ISO160 see Figure 3 1 2 inch BSP female with...

Page 15: ...ange Power supply voltage Fluid low level switch optional Power supply voltage Relay contacts maximum voltage Relay contacts maximum current 2 kW 6 kW 200 210 V 50 60 Hz three phase 220 230 V 50 60 Hz...

Page 16: ...200 B065 21 220 B065 21 240 B065 21 380 B065 21 415 B065 21 460 B065 31 200 B065 31 220 B065 31 240 B065 31 380 B065 31 415 B065 31 460 18B4B pump with fluid low level switch 200 V 220 V 240 V 380 V 4...

Page 17: ...B Vapour Booster Pumps PAGE 11 11 TECHNICAL DATA 1 Pumping speed l s 1 against inlet pressure mbar Pa for nitrogen 2 Throughput mbar l s 1 against inlet pressure mbar Pa for nitrogen Figure 2 Typical...

Page 18: ...12 Identification and rating plate 13 Hot surfaces temperatures below this line can reach 250 o C 14 Fixing holes 3 off 17 5 on 549 PCD 15 ISO inlet 16 EHVI inlet 17 ANSI inlet 18 ANSI outlet 8 holes...

Page 19: ...Feb 04 Issue A 18B4B Vapour Booster Pumps PAGE 13 13 TECHNICAL DATA Figure 3 Dimensions mm...

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Page 21: ...l supply so that they cannot be operated accidentally Vent and purge the vacuum system with nitrogen for 15 minutes before you start installation work 3 2 Unpack and inspect 1 Remove all packing mater...

Page 22: ...outlet flanges Locate the pump at a practical distance from suitable electrical and cooling water supplies and so that you can easily access the dipstick and other components Ensure that you leave suf...

Page 23: ...mounting feet to secure the pump in position 3 4 Vacuum connections 3 4 1 System design Consider the following points when you design your system On all applications you must fit a pressure interlock...

Page 24: ...7 4 A baffle valve minimises the back streaming of pump fluid into your vacuum system This back streaming is unacceptable in some applications 3 4 3 Connect the pump outlet Refer to Figure 1 Connect t...

Page 25: ...pipelines to the cooling water inlet 4 and outlet 15 on the pump Alternatively if required you can use the 1 2 inch NPT adaptors supplied F is the minimum required cooling water flow in l h 1 Ph is t...

Page 26: ...al current circuit breaker the RCCB will operate to disconnect the electrical supply if the insulation resistance of the heaters is too small For additional electrical safety Incorporate suitable fuse...

Page 27: ...Feb 04 Issue A 18B4B Vapour Booster Pumps PAGE 21 21 INSTALLATION Figure 4 Heater wiring connections Figure 5 Terminal block A Top edge...

Page 28: ...B4B Vapour Booster Pumps INSTALLATION 22 Figure 6 Terminal block links for Star connections Figure 7 Star connection wiring diagram Figure 8 Terminal block links for Delta connections Figure 9 Delta c...

Page 29: ...LLATION 1 Connection to heaters 2 Overcurrent trip 3 Contactor 4 Off load isolator 5 Fuses 6 Electrical supply 7 Control electrical supply 8 Off switch 9 Contactor coil 10 On switch 11 Connection to t...

Page 30: ...hes must be connected to a suitable earth ground point WARNING You must connect the thermal snap switches to your pump control circuit so that the electrical supply to the pump is switched off if eith...

Page 31: ...areas and equipment WARNING Ensure that you comply with the safety recommendations given below when you handle or use pump fluid Use suitable absorbent materials to mop up small spills and dispose of...

Page 32: ...e fluid through a funnel and into the pump through the dipstick port to fill the pump with fluid 5 Check the level with the dipstick Add more fluid or drain fluid from the pump refer to Section 5 5 as...

Page 33: ...gestion and skin contact Minor first aid may be required Polyphenyl ether 5 Ring Santovac 5 590 480 in helium Phenol benzene and phenolic materials Phenolic materials are poisonous and caustic by inge...

Page 34: ...mp fluid in the boiler and so that there is continuity across the probe outputs WARNING Do not use this procedure to adjust the fluid low level switch when the pump is hot or under vacuum If you do ho...

Page 35: ...tance of the heaters may be too low Use the following procedure to measure the insulation resistance of the heaters before you switch the pump on If you have an RCCB in your electrical supply circuit...

Page 36: ...e Section 4 2 If you do there is a risk of injury or death by electric shock as a result of the earth ground leakage current 4 4 Rough pumping If you have a large vacuum system and rough pumping takes...

Page 37: ...of the screw in the direction of the arrow 4 is equivalent to an increase in the operating temperature of approximately 40 oC 4 When you have set the snap switch tighten the locking screw 3 5 Restart...

Page 38: ...ated and so prevents the absorption of air by the pump fluid When you subsequently start up evacuate the system through the roughing pipeline to a pressure of 1 or 2 mbar 1 x 102 or 2 x 102 Pa or lowe...

Page 39: ...N Figure 12 Typical pumping system 1 Backing gauge head 2 Pump air admittance valve 3 Roughing valve 4 High vacuum baffle valve 5 High vacuum gauge head 6 Work chamber 7 18B4B pump 8 Moisture trap 9 B...

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Page 41: ...ions given below and take note of appropriate precautions If you do not you can cause injury to people and damage to equipment Do not touch or inhale the thermal breakdown products of fluorinated mate...

Page 42: ...fluid level The fluid level should be visible on the dipstick between the two minimum and maximum level marks 3 If the fluid level is low add more fluid as detailed in Section 3 11 4 Allow the fluid...

Page 43: ...adly discoloured or coated with charred fluid the pump fluid has deteriorated and must be changed clean the pump as described in Section 5 6 If the fluid is in a satisfactory condition refill the pump...

Page 44: ...ooling couplings 36 40 that link the top cone and the side cone cooling coils to the cooling coils on the T piece 10 Undo the four M8 fixing bolts which secure the guard ring 2 and remove the guard ri...

Page 45: ...in Step 1 above 5 6 5 Clean the boiler and fluid return pipes Refer to Figure 1 and use the following procedure 1 Undo and remove the four screws which secure the cleaning port access lid 11 to the b...

Page 46: ...etaining nuts 6 Reconnect the condenser fluid return pipe 20 and O ring to the condenser 17 then fully tighten the retaining nuts on the side cone assembly 14 7 Refit the baffle assembly 18 in the bac...

Page 47: ...ly and return pipelines to the cooling water inlet 4 and outlet 15 5 Fill the pump with fluid refer to Section 3 11 WARNING Use suitable lifting equipment to move the pump If you do not you can injure...

Page 48: ...tify and remove the defective heater 1 Refer to Figure 13 Place a suitable support under the heaters and terminal box assembly the support must be capable of holding the mass of the assembly see Secti...

Page 49: ...d 6 Heater backing plate 7 Heater sleeve 8 Heater mounting stud 9 Heater 10 Heater clamp and spacer assembly 11 Perforated plate 12 Heater washer 13 Nut and washer 14 Half nut and washer A Side view B...

Page 50: ...the other two heaters to ensure that they have not been disturbed or damaged 5 8 4 Reassemble the pump 1 Refer to Figure 13 Refit the terminal block cover 4 ensure that you do not damage the threads i...

Page 51: ...uts 13 is tight If necessary tighten the nut to a torque of 44 N m 5 10 Clean the cooling coil You must clean the cooling coil at least once a year and more regularly if the water supply has a high ca...

Page 52: ...mp fluid is contaminated Your vacuum system is contaminated A heater has failed The guard ring is incorrectly fitted adjusted The pump has been filled with new pump fluid The cooling water temperature...

Page 53: ...ctly The cooling water temperature is too high Backstreaming is excessive The cooling water temperature is too high The cooling water flow is restricted Pump fluid loss is excessive The guard ring is...

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Page 55: ...er inlet 4 and outlet 15 connectors 7 Store the pump in cool dry conditions until it is required for use When required prepare and install the pump as described in Section 3 6 2 Disposal Dispose of th...

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Page 57: ...rs a wide range of options including equipment decontamination service exchange repair rebuild and testing to factory specifications Equipment which has been serviced repaired or rebuilt is returned w...

Page 58: ...480 V 200 V Delta 220 V Delta 240 V Delta 220 V Star 240 V Star 277 V Star H017 08 012 H017 08 006 H017 08 005 H017 08 006 H017 08 005 H017 08 014 H017 08 015 H017 08 009 H017 08 008 H017 08 009 H017...

Page 59: ...hazardous materials Note Some contaminated equipment may not be suitable for airfreight PROCEDURE 1 Contact BOC Edwards and obtain a Return Authorisation Number for your equipment 2 Complete the Retur...

Page 60: ...roof of decontamination YOU MUST CONTACT BOC EDWARDS FOR ADVICE BEFORE YOU RETURN SUCH EQUIPMENT Print your name _________________________________Print your job title _________________________ Print y...

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