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924714-0

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MU15664 0118

ZerAx axial flow fan types AZN ATEX and AZN-AZW EX

Installation and maintenance

1. Application

2. Handling

2.1 Marking
2.2 Weight
2.3 Temperature
2.4 Transport

3. Storage

4. Installation

4.1 Preparing for installation
4.2 Installation
4.3 Support frame for AZN
4.4 Duct connection
4.5 Electric connection

5. Start of operation

5.1 Prior to start-up
5.2 Motors with Y/

Δ

-starting

5.3 Start-up procedure

6. Maintenance

6.1 Prior to inspection and maintenance
6.2 Cleaning
6.3 Vibration levels
6.4 Fan casing
6.5 Rotor
6.6 Motor
6.7 Dismounting of motor
6.8 Mounting of motor
6.9 Troubleshooting

7. Inspection and test

8. Sound

9. Safety

10. Trademarks, patents and copy-

right

11. Quality and environment

12. Warranty

13. Spare parts

14. Declaration of conformity for 

AZN ATEX

15. Declaration of conformity for 

AZN EX and AZW EX

1. Application

The axial flow fan types AZN and AZW 
are for duct installation in land and 

marine environments, respectively. 
ATEX fans are category 2G/D 
equipment. EX fans are non-sparking 
fans.
The fans are produced in accordance 
with the governing directives and 
guidelines for ATEX and EX equipment. 
For ATEX fans this include directive 
ATEX 2014/34/EU, with further 
approval for use in conformity with EU/
99/92 ATEX 137.

2. Handling

2.1 Marking

The ATEX and EX fans are designed for 
operation under predetermined 
conditions. The conditions applicable to 
the fans are written on the fan type signs.

ZerAx AZN ATEX fans are marked
“CE 

 II 2G c Ex de IIC T4” or

“CE 

 II 2D c Ex tb IIIC T135”.

Important:

The intended use of ATEX 
fans exclude 
environments 
characterised by anyone of 
the following conditions; 
adiabatic compression and 
shock waves, lightning, 
electromagnetic waves, 
ionising radiation and 
ultrasound.

Important:

Verify that the fan marking 
corresponds to the 
intended use, e.g. correct 
zone, inlet temperature or 
gas group.

Fan size

ØD, [mm]

Motor sizes

-90

-100

-112

-132 F

-160

-180

-200

-225

-250

-280

Hub di

am

et

e

r

35

0

500

48.3

48.3

48.3

48.8

51.2

50.3

560

52.3

52.3

52.3

52.8

55.2

54.3

630

57.4

57.4

57.4

57.9

60.3

59.4

710

62.9

62.9

62.9

63.4

65.8

64.9

800

68.7

68.7

68.7

69.2

71.6

70.7

900

75.2

75.2

75.2

75.7

78.1

77.2

1000

81.1

81.1

81.1

81.6

84.0

83.1

1120

87.8

87.8

87.8

88.3

90.7

89.8

1250

94.6

94.6

94.6

95.1

97.5

96.6

Hub di

am

et

er

56

0

1000

221.2

222.5

221.6

223.8

229.4 

1

228.8 

1

231.5 

1

1120

250.9

252.1

251.2

253.5

259.0 

1

1.Includes an obligatory extension duct.

258.5 

1

261.1 

1

1250

271.2

272.5

271.6

273.8

279.4 

1

278.8 

1

281.5 

1

1400

298.1

299.4

298.5

300.8

306.3

305.7

308.4

1600

334.2

335.5

334.6

336.9

342.4

341.9

344.5

1800

367.4

368.7

367.8

370.1

375.6

375.1

377.7

2000

399.4

400.7

399.8

402.1

407.6

407.1

409.7

Table 2.

Maximum total weights for AZN ATEX and AZN EX fans in kg, excl. motors and 
accessories

Fan size,

ØD, [mm]

Motor size

-90

-100

-112

-132

-160

-180

Hub diamete

r

35

0

500

114.0

129.1

136.6

191.1

231.8

292.2

560

126.3

141.4

148.9

203.4

244.1

304.5

630

138.1

153.2

160.7

215.2

255.9

316.3

710

150.7

165.8

173.3

227.8

268.5

328.9

800

165.2

180.3

187.8

242.3

283.0

343.4

900

181.0

196.1

203.6

258.1

298.8

359.2

1000

196.3

211.4

218.9

273.4

314.1

374.5

1120

222.6

237.7

245.2

299.7

340.4

400.8

1250

242.7

257.8

265.3

319.8

360.5

420.9

Table 3.

Max. total weights for AZW EX fans in kg, excl. motors and accessories

1

1.Weights are without the weight of the spark proof lining. This adds up to 
7 kg extra for the biggest fan sizes.

Summary of Contents for NOVENCO AZN ATEX

Page 1: ...Pure competence in air 924714 0 AZN ATEX AZN AZW EX INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE ENGLISH...

Page 2: ...characterisedbyanyoneof the following conditions adiabaticcompressionand shock waves lightning electromagnetic waves ionising radiation and ultrasound Important Verifythatthefanmarking corresponds to...

Page 3: ...cation to at least IP20 i e protect it against foreign particles with wire guards and filters in front and after the fan Duct installation i e connection of the fan using the flanges cannot be conside...

Page 4: ...ust be provided with expansion joints between fan and duct It is important to allow for free areas to facilitate mounting and dismounting as well as ordinary maintenance 4 5 Electric connection Connec...

Page 5: ...nts 90 offset and at the free shaft end of the motor The fan must be balanced See section 6 3 Vibration levels 4 After 30 minutes of operation check that the fan operates normally 6 Maintenance 6 1 Pr...

Page 6: ...ing the nuts and bolts pos 7a and 7b Notice Nuts holding motors mounted in rear motor shells are accessed through the front motor shells 8 Remove the motor pos 8 6 8 Mounting of motor Refer to figure...

Page 7: ...nclude Brazil no BR 11 2012 008607 3 BR 11 2012 008543 3 BR 11 2012 008545 0 BR 11 2014 002282 8 and BR 11 2014 002426 0 Canada no 2 777 140 2 843 131 and 2 843 132 China no 2012280037965 7 EU no 1077...

Page 8: ...O 13348 2007 class AN3 Industrial fans Tolerances methods of conversion and technical data pres entation EN 13463 1 2009 Non electrical equipment for poten tially explosive atmospheres Part 1 Basic me...

Page 9: ...125 W and 500 kW EN ISO 12100 2011 Safety of machinery General principles for design Risk assessment and risk reduction EN ISO 13348 2007 class AN3 Industrial fans Tolerances methods of conversion and...

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