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2.5 Forbidden uses 

Forbidden use 

Risk 

Measures 

Operation in explosive atmosphere 

Fire and explosion 

Forbidden use 

Suction  of  explosive,  toxic  and 
dangerous gases 

Fire and explosion 
Environment pollution 
Risk of operators health 

Operation with free nozzles 

Environment pollution 
Risk of operators health 

Suction of liquids 

Blower stall and ejection of parts 

Install a liquid separator on the suction nozzle of 
the blower 

Operation with shut off valve locked 

Overheating 
Fire 
Blower stall and ejection of parts 

Inform the qualified personnel charged with the 
blower 

Operation  with  wrong  direction  of 
rotation  

Ejection of dangerous substances 
Blower stall and ejection of parts 

Operation  with  speed  higher  than 
the maximum one 

Blower stall and ejection of parts 

Use suitable limits to the motor speed when it is 
supplied with frequency converter 

Operation with speed lower than the 
minimum one 
Operation  with  pressure       

  P1 

higher than the maximum one 

Ejection of dangerous substances 

Use  a  safety  pressure  switch  when  the  blower 
sucks from a closed circuit 

Operation  with  pressure       

  P1 

lower than the minimum one 

Blower stall and ejection of parts 

Operation  with  pressure      P2-P1 
higher than the maximum one 

Blower stall and ejection of parts 

Set up the relief valve 

Operation  with  temperature 

T1 

higher than the maximum one 

Overheating  
Fire 
Blower stall and ejection of parts 

Use  a  safety  temperature  switch  when  the 
blower sucks from a closed circuit 

Operation  with  temperature 

  T1 

lower than the minimum one 

Blower stall and ejection of parts 

Operation  with  temperature 

T2 

higher than the maximum one 

Overheating  
Fire 
Blower stall and ejection of parts 

Use  a  safety  temperature  switch  when  the 
blower sucks from a closed circuit 

Operation  with  temperature  T2-T1 
higher than the maximum one 

Blower stall and ejection of parts 

Use  a  differential  temperature  switch  when  the 
blower sucks from a closed circuit 

Stopping  the  ROBOX  with  counter 
pressure 

High current absorption 
Fire 

Use a suitable stopping procedure 

2.6 Residual risks 

Hazard 

UNI EN 1012-1  Compressor 

Residual risk 

Cutting, severing, drawing 
in, trapping, entanglement, 
friction and abrasion 

Do not approach the transmission guard with no suitable clothes 
Advice in the manual. Protect cooling port properly to cutting and trapping risk 

Fluid ejection 

Overcoming the operation limits (par. 2.2) can cause the risk of ejection of parts 

Ejection of parts 

Overcoming the operation limits (par. 2.2) can cause the risk of ejection of parts 

Loss of stability 

None 

Electric installation 

None 
The electric equipment is not supplied by ROBUSCHI 

Electrostatic phenomena 

External influences on 
electrical equipment   
Thermal safety 

The surface of the blower and of the discharge silencer can be higher than 70 °C 
Label C.7 on the surfaces  
Advice in the manual 

Noise 

The sound pressure level can be higher than  85 dB(A) 
Wear the noise protection devices 
Label C.2 on the inlet filter 
Advice in the manual 

Suction of liquids 

Forbidden use can cause the risk of suction of liquids 

Gas 

Forbidden use can cause the risk of suction of dangerous gases 

Fire and explosion 

Overcoming the operation limits (par. 2.2) can cause the risk of fire and explosion 
Operation with shut-off valve locked can produce the risk of fire  
The  not correct maintenance can cause the overheating and the risk of fire 

Failure of energy supply 

Ejection of fluids and parts 

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Summary of Contents for RB-DV 65/V

Page 1: ...ating and maintenance instructions for blowers Instruction for Transport Installation Operation Maintenance PD Blower Vacuum Pump Service Repair Facility 120 10293 276 ST Acheson Alberta Canada T7X 6A...

Page 2: ...e safety of the plant to carry out the necessary work on the blower and who can recognize and avoid any possible dangers Acknowledge of first aid is also required as is information about local rescue...

Page 3: ...itable clothing avoid large clothes neckties bracelets or necklaces Do not use the blower in operating conditions different from the ones rated in the order confirmation Do not touch components under...

Page 4: ...for 12 months of operation and in any case for a maximum of 18 months after the delivery The warranty apply only if the contractual and administrative norms have been observed and if the installation...

Page 5: ...1 Vacuum operation 29 4 5 2 Pressure operation 29 4 5 3 Pressure Vacuum operation 29 4 6 Cooling circuit only for RV 30 4 7 Electric connection 30 5 OPERATION 31 5 1 Preliminary controls 31 5 2 First...

Page 6: ...and 5B in which the seals 45 and bearings 31 32 and 33 are located The rotors 2 are synchronized by means of a gear with involute toothed wheels 11A and 11B The shafts have labyrinth seals gas leaks a...

Page 7: ...50 500 150 1000 50 25 150 130 50 25 145 2000 350 500 150 1000 50 25 150 130 50 25 To Atmospheric temperature 20 C To 45 C Installation altitude 1000 masl if not differently specified on page 5 Po Atmo...

Page 8: ...e Overheating Fire Blower stall and ejection of parts Use a safety temperature switch when the blower sucks from a closed circuit Operation with temperature T2 T1 higher than the maximum one Blower st...

Page 9: ...erature from 20 C to 40 C Relative humidity from 10 to 80 If different climatic conditions are forecast contact ROBUSCHI Do not remove the nozzle protections and renew the preservation every 6 month o...

Page 10: ...axis and vice versa exchange the oil levels by changing the position of the plugs in accordance with Fig 4 on both blower sumps Pos Description Ps Left foot Pd Right foot Tc Oil fill plug Ts Oil drai...

Page 11: ...er Check the alignment by using comparators or gauges with scales as shown in Fig 6 Coupling diameter Distance S mm Axial deviation Ka mm Standard deviation Radial Kr mm Angular Kw mm 80 3 1 0 13 0 13...

Page 12: ...0 200 125 118 125 132 140 150 160 180 200 225 145 125 132 140 150 160 180 200 225 250 Mount the drive belts Produce belt tension by using the motor thrust screws in accordance with the values shown in...

Page 13: ...ts must not interfere with the gas system Warning Remove the protective covers from the blower openings just before connection Warning The surface of the delivery pipes can exceed 70 C The recommended...

Page 14: ...omplying with the law in force Check on the motor plate Voltage Absorbed current Frequency number of phases Check the wiring diagram in the terminal board of the motor if the diagram has not been supp...

Page 15: ...d value is reached During the first 8 hours of operation check that there are no oil leakage no cooling liquid leakage only RV and strange noises or vibrations if such problems are found stop the blow...

Page 16: ...3 10 1 80 4 90 145 10 50 6 00 16 50 6 00 3 50 9 50 Warning Dispose the used oil in accordance with local regulations 6 1 1 Oil type and viscosity Mineral oil for general use mineral oil for hydrostat...

Page 17: ...fication of parts see the sections at pages 37 and 38 Empty the lubricating oil out of the sump 12B Warning Dispose the used oil in accordance with local regulations Disassemble the gear sump 12B Meas...

Page 18: ...always Type serial number and year of construction of the blower these elements are indicated in front page of this manual and relevant position of spare part indicated in the table Warning Do not use...

Page 19: ...of the rotors and of the gear 6 4 6 5 6 Scale deposits in the compression chamber Clean the compression chamber and the rotors balance the rotors if necessary 6 3 7 Intake of foreign particles Remove...

Page 20: ...umps 12A e 12B Warning Dispose the used oil in accordance with local regulations 8 1 2 Disassembly of drive side sump Remove the key 30 Lock the cover 5A to the casing with at least 4 clamps Loose the...

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