ST-SP Pag.
57 Rev 02 05/13
UK
6.4 Out of service, dismantling and demolition
To perform these dismantling and demolition operations, the following Individual Protection Devices are necessary:
6.4.1 Machine placed out of service
To place a machine out of service for a long period, follow the operations below:
1.
Remove machine voltage.
2.
Clean the machine.
3.
Also conduct the maintenance operations and then cover the machine with a sheet.
6.4.2 Dismantling
If it is necessary to dismantle the machine, follow the procedures indicated below.
1.
Isolate the machine from electrical power.
2.
Refer to the
Paragraph 4.4.1 – De-installation
in
Chapter 4 – Transport and Installation
, proceed to de-install the machine;
also contact the manufacturer’s Technical Office to obtain the necessary support during this intervention.
3.
To proceed to moving the machine components, work according to the instructions reported in
Paragraph 4.2 – Transport
and Movement
in
Chapter 4 – Transport and Installation
.
4.
Organise the components adequately based on the fact they have to be transported to another location (refer to
Paragraph
4.2 – Transport and Movement
in
Chapter 4 – Transport and Installation
), which must be stored (refer to
Paragraph 4.4 -
Storage
in
Chapter 4 – Transport and Installation
) or demolished (refer to
Paragraph 6.4.3 – Demolition and disposal
).
DANGER:
the manufacturer declines all responsibility for any damage to property and/or persons deriving from
improper interventions conducted by unqualified, untrained, inadequately equipped or unauthorised
staff.
6.4.3 Demolition and disposal
When the machine has reached the end of its lifecycle, before proceeding to final disposal, it is necessary to perform a series of
operations to minimise environmental impact linked to the disposal of the machine components, as requested by the norms in
force on waste disposal.
These operations are:
1.
Separate and store the parts with environmental impact, or rather:
a.
separate the various parts that could cause pollution;
b.
select the materials to encourage their recycling, dividing them for differentiated disposal (in particular select the plastic
or rubber elements).
2.
The gas contained in this system must not be dispersed in the environment. Thermal insulation of the buffer and oil in the
compressor must undergo differentiated collection; for this reason, we recommend you dispose of the generator only in
specialist collection centres and not as normal iron scrap, following the norm directives in force.
3.
Dispose of the casing, or rather:
a.
having removed and stored the polluting elements, entrust disposal of the casing to specialist structures.
ATTENTION:
on demolishing the machine, ensure the identification plate of the machine and the relevant technical
documentation can no longer be used.
It is the faculty of the client to return these elements to the manufacturer’s Technical Office for their
destruction.
Simple conservation in an inaccessible location of the aforementioned elements is not permitted.
On completion of the interventions, communicate to the manufacturer's Technical Office that the
machine has been disposed of.
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On request it is possible to fit the following options:
GAS R134A
As an alternative to the standard R404A the machine can be designed to use a different refrigerant gas, identifiable by the
machine code (written on the identification EC tag place on the machine ):
Y=R134a
.
WATER CONDENSATION
By replacing the air condenser with a water one.
To connect the water condenser pipes having a diameter not lesser than the ones placed on Blocksystem ST-SP are required,
while at the same time taking into account the inlet and outlet specifications. The inlet pipe is distinguishable by a barostatic valve
located on it to adjust the water flow. Install the water supply stopcock within easy reach of the operator.
ATTENTION:
never close the stopcock when the machine is running.
