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4.4.2.

 

Safety   devices   to   be   installed   

Overpressure   or   overheating   may   cause   the   box   
cooler   to   leak,   rupture   or   burst.

   

1)

 

Fit   a   suitably   sized   and   rated   pressure   limiting   
device   (e.g.   a   pressure   safety   relief   valve).   

The   set   pressure   must   ensure   that   no   part   of   the   

box   cooler   will   experience   pressure   above   the   
design   pressure   (see   section   2.4).   

2)

 

Ensure   suitable   controls   to   prevent   the   maximum   
allowable   temperature   from   being   exceeded   
(if   required   by   the   process).   

   

4.4.3.

 

Connecting   the   piping   to   the   box   cooler   

1.

 

Make   sure   that   the   piping   is   clean   before   it   is   fixed   
to   the   nozzles   so   that   no   dirt   or   (metal)   particles   
can   enter   the   box   cooler.   

2.

 

Remove   all   protective   caps,   plugs,   shipping   covers,   
etc.,   from   the   box   cooler.   

3.

 

Make   sure   that   all   gasket   faces   of   the   flanges   and   
all   nozzle   openings   are   clean   and   free   of   defects   
(burrs,   pits,   dents,   etc.).   

4.

 

Do   not   force   the   piping   into   alignment

.   

Make   sure   that   the   mating   faces   of   the   flanges   of   
the   box   coolers   and   the   piping   are   parallel   to   each   
other.   

5.

 

Use   properly   sized   gaskets   with   the   correct   
pressure   class,   suitable   for   the   working   
temperatures   and   for   all   used   fluids.   
Recommended   are   reinforced   graphite   ring   
gaskets.   

6.

 

Make   sure   the   gaskets   are   properly   centred   and   
tighten   up   the   stud   bolts   of   the   flanges   alternate   
and   crosswise   to   guarantee   an   even   setting   of   the   

gaskets   (see   section   4.4.4).   

   

4.4.4.

 

Tightening   torques   

The   bolts   and   nuts   of   the   water   covers   and   flanges   
need   to   be   tightened   during   installation   and   
maintenance   or   when   joints   are   leaking.   

Lubricate   the   threads   of   the   bolt   or   stud,   and   the   
surface   of   the   nut   face   adjacent   to   the   flange   or   

washer.   Tightening   of   the   bolts   must   be   done   
“diagonally”   with   a   torque   wrench   in   at   least   four   
steps,   see   table   1   and   fig.   12a,   b,   c   and   d.   

In   the   case   of   leaking,   the   tightening   torques   may   be   
increased   by   approximately   15%.   

   

Figure   12a.   Order   of   tightening   of   the   collar   bolts.   

   

Figure   12b.   Order   of   tightening   of   the   bolts   of   the   water   

cover   of   a   single   section   box   cooler.   

Start   from   the   center.

   

   

Figure   12c.   Order   of   tightening   of   the   bolts   of   the   water   

cover   of   a   double   or   triple   section   box   cooler.   

Start   from   the   (central)   partition.

   

   

   

Figure   12d.   Order   of   tightening   of   the   bolts   of   the   water   

covers   and   the   flanges.   

   

   

Tightening   torque   [Nm]   

Size   

Carbon   steel,   class   8.8   /   ASTM   A193   B7   

   

Step   1   

Step   2   

Step   3   

Step   4   

M   12   

25   

45   

65   

85   

M   16   

60   

110   

165   

215   

M   20   

130   

230   

330   

430   

M   24   

200   

400   

575   

740   

Table   1.   Recommended   tightening   torques   (the   values   are   

base   on   "lightly   lubricated   bolts".   

Summary of Contents for Box Cooler

Page 1: ...HEAT EXCHANGE SYSTEMS Duramax Marine is an ISO 9001 2015 Certified Company Box Cooler Installation Manual...

Page 2: ...Do not install operate or service this box cooler without having read and fully understand all information enclosed in this manual...

Page 3: ...hest design 5 4 2 Welding the mounting frame in position 6 4 3 Mounting 7 4 4 Fixing the process piping 11 4 5 ICAF systems 13 5 COMMISSIONING AND OPERATION 14 5 1 Check the system for satisfactory in...

Page 4: ...n manual of the ICAF system may be supplied with the box cooler Study this manual as well and follow all relevant instructions 2 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION INTENDED USE WARRANTY 2 1 PRODUCT DESCRIPTION The p...

Page 5: ...ion 4 5 2 ICAF system Impressed Current Anti Fouling system 2 2 INTENDED USE The box cooler is custom built according to the order and the attached technical specifications Safe and trouble free use o...

Page 6: ...the total weight of the box cooler in kg 4 The minimum maximum design temperature Refer to the attached technical specifications for the values 5 The minimum maximum design pressure in barg 3 Refer t...

Page 7: ...n of the eyebolts must be adjusted with suitable washers Do not insert the point of a hook in an eyebolt but use a shackle Lift only by using all 4 eyebolts simultaneously see fig 2 Do not insert the...

Page 8: ...w the special sea chest to be installed see fig 3b 3 Ensure that the top plate of the sea chest is on or below the waterline when the ship is empty This is to make sure that the tube bundle is fully s...

Page 9: ...he tube bundle and the sea chest where the sea water serves as an electrolyte To protect the sea chest from galvanic corrosion all metal areas of the sea chest shall be well preserved Furthermore it i...

Page 10: ...ube bundle against paint Do not coat the cathode plates of the ICAF system when applicable 4 3 MOUNTING The box cooler can be mounted in two different ways From above top mounted see section 4 3 1 Fro...

Page 11: ...ating may reduce the lifetime of the box cooler and will accelerate galvanic corrosion of the sea chest 6 Position the supplied collar bolts in the appropriate bolt holes of the tube plate and fasten...

Page 12: ...inspect and clean the parts according to the instructions of section 4 3 1 3 Position the gasket that is used between frame 2 and the tube sheet on top of frame 2 Make sure the gasket and the gasket...

Page 13: ...any other agent when installing the SBR gasket 3 Lift the tube bundle refer to fig 2 until just below the header frame but leaving sufficient space to remove the eyebolts See 1 of fig 10c 4 Then take...

Page 14: ...oad and piping vibrations to the box cooler Install safety devices to prevent overpressure and overheating see section 4 4 2 4 4 1 Piping design Ensure that the piping is well supported independently...

Page 15: ...einforced graphite ring gaskets 6 Make sure the gaskets are properly centred and tighten up the stud bolts of the flanges alternate and crosswise to guarantee an even setting of the gaskets see sectio...

Page 16: ...lation Duramax Marine can supply the box cooler with an integrated ICAF system from Corrosion Water Control see fig 14a In that case the copper anodes are clamped to a frame that is fixed to the box c...

Page 17: ...to escape then close the vent valve 3 Allow the circuit to pressurize and open the return valve so the liquid can flow through 4 Regularly carry out the inspections of section 6 1 During the initial...

Page 18: ...cted values and are within the permissible design limits If the outlet temperature of the liquid is increasing throughout longer periods of time this may be an indication that the box cooler has becom...

Page 19: ...ces of the flanges 4 Inspect the interior for fouling or signs of corrosion It is not expected that internal cleaning of the tubes will be necessary because the liquid should be conditioned and circul...

Page 20: ...ith full characteristics of used water the materials of the box cooler and its use When required contact Duramax Marine for advice External cleaning of the tube bundle Excessive marine fouling will si...

Page 21: ...ent valve at the highest point to bleed off the air that is present in the system 2 Fill the box cooler through a feeder with a suitable non corrosive unheated liquid while the air vent is open Close...

Page 22: ...ng flanges not flat or face surfaces damaged see section 4 2 Re tighten the bolts see section 4 4 4 Contact Duramax Marine if this does not succeed pressure and or temperature too high see section 5 2...

Page 23: ...20 8 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Please refer to the technical specifications as supplied with the order documents...

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