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Maintenance

Maintenance and Operation

1––Inspect the overall fan condition periodically.
Inspection intervals depend on fan operating conditions and may 
vary from a minimum of 2 weeks to a maximum of 6 months.
The following components should be specifically inspected when 
inspecting the overall fan conditions:
 

- Screw torque.

 

- Fasteners corrosion.

 

- General condition of blade surface.

2––Ice formation on the blades of operating fans must be strictly 
avoided.
3––If ice has formed on a stationary fan, it must be removed prior 
to start-up to avoid damaging the blades. Snow formed on a sta-
tionary fan must be periodically removed, according to the snow 
accumulation itself.
4––Turn off 2-speed motor for at least 30 seconds before switching 
to low speed.
5––Stop the unit completely before reversing the fan direction.
6––Check the vibrations level in the position shown in Figure 5 at 
regular intervals.
The vibration level must not exceed the most restrictive amplitude 
values between the limits imposed by the normative of the structure 
where the fan is installed and the limits imposed by the VDI 2056 
normative. In this case, shut down the unit and trace the cause of 
such excessive vibration by referring to page 14.
It is advisable to keep a record of the readings taken on each oc-
casion for comparison. Always take readings at the same positions 
and in the same manner. Observe the safety precautions insuring 
power supply is turned off. The fan vibration levels constitute an 
invaluable indication of the state of the plant and should be moni-
tored frequently (e.g. monthly).

Temperature Range

This series of fans are designed to operate at these temperatures.
Minimum is -20ºC (-4ºF)
Maximum is +82ºC (+180ºF)

Summary of Contents for MARLEY 07-1126

Page 1: ...Marley Ultra Low Noise Fan User Manual 07 1126...

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Page 3: ...3 Contents General Information 4 Installation 5 Operation 11 Maintenance 13 Parts List 16 Trouble Shooting 17...

Page 4: ...mbled unit correspond to a degree of G 6 3 in accordance with ISO 1940 1 In this case the blades have the same static moment so that they can be positioned in any order on the hub the blades of the sa...

Page 5: ...rmal direction of airflow as viewed from the discharge face of the rotor Installation Instructions 1 Remove blade pillow block and fasteners 4 5 6 7 15 from the hub disk one set a time Figure 2 2 If t...

Page 6: ...6 Installation 10B 10A 1 5 9 3 7 2 6 10 4 8 Figure 2...

Page 7: ...t into the drive shaft until it comes in contact with the drive shaft shoulder Drive the hub with cylindrical bore into the drive shaft until it comes in contact with the drive shaft shoulder or space...

Page 8: ...Rotate fan to check tip clearance is in accordance with the specified value tip clearance ratio x D where x the distance from the blade tip to the fan ring and D the rotor diameter The gap between bla...

Page 9: ...Figure 4 6 Repeat for each blade steps described in points 4 and 5 Before starting the pitch angle setting procedure turn the fan till the blade to be set is at the same point in the fan ring where p...

Page 10: ...ta tion part list Stainless steel bolts 15 with the A4 80 stamping Fan Diameter inches Bolt 15 Bolt Torque N m ft lb 84 to 96 M18 175 6 129 108 to 120 M20 246 2 181 132 to 144 M24 425 7 313 In the cas...

Page 11: ...irection of the blade rotation is cor rect see Rotation and Flow Direction Post Start Up 1 Check power absorption if excessive reduce the blade pitch angle until the desired power is achieved set the...

Page 12: ...12 Operation 3 After the rotor has been running for one hour check the torque of the hub screws 15 4 Repeat the check of screws 15 after 24 hours from start up Figure 5...

Page 13: ...Stop the unit completely before reversing the fan direction 6 Check the vibrations level in the position shown in Figure 5 at regular intervals The vibration level must not exceed the most restrictiv...

Page 14: ...esonance between one of the possible forcing frequencies of the fan and one or more of the vibration modes of the structure on which it is installed The main forcing frequencies generated by the fan n...

Page 15: ...bolts have to be tightened 11 The draining holes of the blades are obstructed they have to be opened The amplitude of the fan vibrations is determined by the rigidity of its support Vibration that wou...

Page 16: ...Steel R40 HDG 10 Coupling Flange Nut Steel 8 8 class HDG 10A Space Ring if needed Steel Zinc Plated 10B Taper Bushing if required Malleable Cast Iron Burnished 11 Coupling Flange Bolt Steel 8 8 class...

Page 17: ...17 Parts List 16 10B 10A 14 13 12 3 7 4 6 5 12 15 11 8 2 1 17 16 10 9 8 Figure 6...

Page 18: ...e design Decrease blade pitch angle till 3 after checking the data sheet selection Rubbing between the blades and the fan ring Screws and bolts of the fan and or the structure loosened Torque all scre...

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