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RIPPLE PUMPS INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL mod. N. 1 FAR - s/n  V-0067 / V-0068 –  Machinery 

world  

                              C.2009573 
 

 

 

GEAR CASE CAPACITY 

 

PUMP 
MODEL  

VERTICAL  

INLET/OUTLET 

 CAPACITY LITRES 

HORIZONTAL  

INLET/OUTLET 

CAPACITY  LITRES 

N. 0 

0.18 

0.22 

N. 0,5 

0.33 0.50 

N. 1 

0.33 

0.50 

N. 2 

0.33 0.50 

N. 2,5 

0.75 

1.20 

N. 3 

0.75 1.20 

N. 4 

3.00 

4.00 

N. 6 

3.00 4.00 

 

 

 

 

 

LUBRICATION PROGRAMME 

 

PART LUBRICANT 

TIME 

INTERVAL 

GEAR CASE 

OIL 

. CHECK WEEKLY 
. CHANGE EVERY 500        
WORKING HOURS 

 

 

 

ROTOR AND INSIDE BODY  

ALIMENTARY TYPE 
LUBRICANT 

. EACH TIME YOU RE-
ASSEMBLE THE PARTS 

 
 
 

OIL CONTROL, TOPPING UP, CHANGE  

 

 

WATER CONTAMINATED OIL 

Control regularly for water seeping eventually into gear case. Change the oil 
immediately if it is highly contaminated with water. 

 

 

LOW OIL LEVEL  

(All models except N.0) 

Control oil level every week through the sight glass. Add oil if the level does 
not reach the middle of the sight glass, following correct procedures: see OIL 
FILLING. 

 

(Mod. N.0 only) 

Control the oil level every week removing one of the two level plugs. Add oil 
if the level does not reach the middle of the sight glass, following correct 
procedures: see OIL FILLING. 

 

 

PROGRAMMED OIL CHANGE 

Change oil every 500 working hours. 
 

 

OIL DRAINAGE 

Put a suitable container under the bottom oil plug. 
Remove the plug and leave the oil to drain until the gear case is completely 
empty. Then put back the bottom plug. 

 

Summary of Contents for V-00668

Page 1: ...E PUMPS s n V 0067 e V 00668 COMMESSA 2009573 CUSTOMER MACHINERY WORLD Ltd Wolvey Lodge Business Centre Cloudsley Bush Lane Wolvey LE10 3 HB LEICESTERSHIRE GREAT BRITAIN tel 0044 01455 220179 fax 0044...

Page 2: ...omes first 3 3 Working area 3 4 Installation 3 5 Safety inspections 3 6 General safety norms 3 7 Setting up and maintenance safety 3 8 Dangers from electricity 3 9 Mechanical dangers 3 10 Dangers from...

Page 3: ...installing the equipment Should you have any questions concerning any information contained in this manual contact SOREN s r l SOREN reserves the right to improve change or modify the construction of...

Page 4: ...res that Machine RIPPLE PUMPS Type No 1 FAR Serial number V 0067 V 0068 conforms with the prescriptions of the Machine Directive 98 37 CE conforms with the prescriptions of the other CE Directive 2006...

Page 5: ...ver The remedies set forth herein are exclusive Infringement Seller will not be liable for the infringement of any patent by the Buyer s use of any equipment or materials delivered Construction materi...

Page 6: ...liquids and or containing scattered solid particles They are made up of AISI 316 stainless steel shell Resilient rotors in nitrile rubber with 316 stainless steel hub Gear case in cast iron stainless...

Page 7: ...ducts 2 4 SPECIFICATIONS FLUIDS AND ELECTRIC ENERGY SPECIFICATIONS Model No 1 FAR Serial number V 0067 V 0068 made up of AISI 316 stainless steel sanitary shell inlet outlet 1 1 2 PV Gear case in cast...

Page 8: ...uous acoustic pressure is less than 80 dB A maximum value of pondered instantaneous acoustic pressure C does not exceed 130 dB 2 6 ANNEX INDEX ANNEX Exploded view rotary pumps STD RI and FAR pages 1 1...

Page 9: ...the word danger always means that there is an immediate danger with every possibility of causing serious harm to personnel or death if suggested instructions and precautions are not followed WARNING T...

Page 10: ...yourself with the pump and its controls Never use the rotary pump when a safety device has been disconnected or a safety guard has been removed Service fluids and electricity must be switched off when...

Page 11: ...aults must be detected while the equipment is working use every precaution in these cases as specified here below make sure your body and tooling are clear from the ground use even more precautions in...

Page 12: ...COMPRESSED AIR Compressed air implies some inevitable risks It can conserve sufficient energy to move components even after the power has been switched off Mechanical devices working on compressed ai...

Page 13: ...rious harm if the person comes into contact with them They are particularly dangerous for eyes skin and respiration To reduce risks to a minimum Teach all personnel using chemical products for cleanin...

Page 14: ...C 2009573 S6 Make sure all connections and doors are closed up tight before starting the washing cycle 3 14 SAFETY NOTICES Here below are some standard notices used by Soren on rotary pumps They must...

Page 15: ...ng and maintenance keeping in consideration the connections for required services There must be sufficient lighting in the premises The floor must be level enough to stand the machine and well drained...

Page 16: ...surfaces for a long time 5 2 COMMISSIONING ATTENTION SOREN rotary pumps are delivered with lubricating oil in the gear case Check the level and if necessary add the kind of oil indicated in the MAINTE...

Page 17: ...INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL mod N 1 FAR s n V 0067 V 0068 Machinery world C 2009573 F2 5 4 STOPPING Stop ratio motor gearmotor Clean and sanitize the pump by following instructions in the WASHING AND SANITIZA...

Page 18: ...ce areas for more than 15 minutes Rinse all the surface areas thoroughly after using detergent or sanitizing products 6 1 INITIAL CLEANING Disassemble see chapter 7 the rotary pump before commissionin...

Page 19: ...g operations Wash the rotors separately operating as described in 6 2 1 At the end of CIP operations make sure the shaft gaskets are housed correctly before re assembling the rotors Replace cover gask...

Page 20: ...ent and lock the switch ON with a padlock the key of which must be kept by the person assigned to the work only before disassembling any part WARNING If the pump has a pneumatic vented cover never do...

Page 21: ...on manually Repeat the operation in the other positions until the turn has been completed Albero shaft Corpo pompa pump casing You can also use a tool consisting of two concentric plastic tubes one i...

Page 22: ...ND N2 EXTRACTOR FOR PUMPS N3 N4 AND N6 Dual unit body Disassemble product piping Remove cover from pump If the pump has a pneumatic vented cover disconnect the compressed air tube and remove vented co...

Page 23: ...C 2009573 Hub hole with signs of wear 2 Worn rotor sides 3 Signs of rubber deterioration Replace worn rotors with new ones Rotors are always replaced in couples ATTENTION Assemble rotors onto shafts...

Page 24: ...is dry The most common cause of wear and damage to the rotors is for the pump to work when it is dry the surfaces of the rotors could reach dangerous temperatures for the rubber after it has been work...

Page 25: ...L Control regularly for water seeping eventually into gear case Change the oil immediately if it is highly contaminated with water LOW OIL LEVEL All models except N 0 Control oil level every week thro...

Page 26: ...arance OPERATION PROCEDURE 1 Loosen set screws of bearing adjusting nuts loosen upper and lower bearing adjusting nuts 2 Turn the upper shaft clockwise and anti clockwise tighten the upper bearing adj...

Page 27: ...e using a small plastic hammer if necessary remove the gasket Gear case and cover are assembled to match up together Mark them so as not to confuse the pieces with others from the same kind of pumps 5...

Page 28: ...5 Rest the gear case on the stud bolts assemble the shafts matching up the punched gears see below diagram 6 Assemble the new gasket onto the case then re assemble cover and put screw nuts back again...

Page 29: ...other components from gear case 2 Remove bottom plug and drain out the oil Remove the sight glass and breather plug 3 Remove stud bolts marking the position of the hexagonal stud to be able to return...

Page 30: ...emble the bearing cups into the case and cover 5 Assemble the bearings onto shafts under pressure 6 Assemble the stud bolts The hexagonal stud must be on the top left or bottom right depending on wher...

Page 31: ...e seal bushings Loose bearings Abrasive products Badly positioned gaskets Bearings with excessive wear Lubricating oil contaminated Excessive rotation speed or working pressure Bearings set incorrectl...

Page 32: ...Damage to rotors Pump working dry Passage of hard solid foreign bodies through the pump Loose bearings Scored pump casing Oil leakage Obstructed gear case breather Worn oil seal Loose bearings Excess...

Page 33: ...137709 BEARING SEAL X P 0 5 1 2 9 5 A203252 SEAL SHAFT P 0 5 1 2 10 2 A151267 ROTOR N 2 SS 57 C 18 2 AP190 SEAL OIL P 0 5 1 2 19 2 A137708 RING SEAL OIL X P 0 5 1 2 27 2 A4158 D BEARING FRONT X P 0 5...

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