Emerson ASTEC Helios Candeo AP6C75AA, Installation Manual

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Contents 9
Helios Candeo Power System – AP6C75AA Installation Manual
6. End of job routines and turnover 77
6.1. General ....................................................................................................................... 77
6.2. Designation ................................................................................................................. 77
6.2.1. Frame numbering............................................................................................ 77
6.2.2. Rectifiers........................................................................................................ 78
6.2.3. Distribution .................................................................................................... 78
6.3. Installing the top cover................................................................................................ 80
6.4. Installation of the optional cabinet look-alike covers and door ..................................... 80
6.5. Touch-up of damaged and/or scratched painted surfaces ............................................ 81
6.6. Equipment turnover ..................................................................................................... 81
Appendix A: Drawings 83
Appendix B: Recommended AC generator requirements for APS power systems 85
Appendix C: Recommended replacement parts 87
Appendix D: Technical service assistance 89
List of terms 93
List of Figures
Figure 1.1 – Perspective view of a typical top fed AP6C75AA Helios Candeo power system .... 14
Figure 1.2 – Perspective view of a typical bottom fed AP6C75AA Helios Candeo power
system ........................................................................................................................ 15
Figure 3.1 – Floor anchor marking pattern ................................................................................ 23
Figure 3.2 – Appropriate method of lifting a Helios Candeo frame by its top ............................. 27
Figure 3.3 – Assembly stack-up for standard concrete anchors ................................................ 28
Figure 3.4 – Assembly stack-up for wood floor anchors............................................................ 28
Figure 3.5 – Assembly stack-up for earthquake concrete anchors............................................. 30
Figure 3.6 – Typical methods of anchoring a frame on a raised floor......................................... 30
Figure 3.7 – Alternate method of anchoring the rods to the sub-floor........................................ 31
Figure 3.8 – Top view of the interframe linking plate ................................................................ 31
Figure 3.9 – Securing adjacent frames...................................................................................... 32
Figure 3.10 – Top view of an installed interframe DC link bar between adjacent frames DC
backbones (top or bottom fed)..................................................................................... 33
Figure 3.11 – Perspective view of a bottom installed interframe DC link bar between
adjacent frames DC backbones (top fed applications).................................................. 34
Figure 3.12 – Perspective view of a top installed interframe DC link bar between adjacent
frames DC backbones (bottom fed applications) .......................................................... 34
Figure 3.13 – Exploded view of the bolting material for the interframe DC link bar ................... 35
Figure 3.14 – Typical top support group for standard frames.................................................... 36