BA_ECO-Cube_190815_EN.docx
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Commissioning
Improper work on the system and on electrical voltage components represent
considerable danger to life and limb in the event of improper handling.
The operator is responsible for ensuring that all work is carried out by authorised and
qualified personnel. The operator must ensure that their authorised personnel are fa-
miliar with all the safety indications in this manual in advance.
We recommend that each employee that operates the filter unit is trained with a train-
ing protocol in advance (see form attached).We recommend that each employee that
operates the filter unit is trained with a training protocol in advance (see form at-
tached).
A start up of the system in an inappropriate condition can lead to dangers to life
and limb.
Before the system start-up the commissioning measures described in this chapter
must be completed. In addition, all of the doors of the system must be closed and all
necessary connectors attached before turning on. The filter unit must not be operated
without the filter elements.
Protect all connection cables that lead away from the unit, from heat, moisture, and
sharp edges. It must also be ensured that the connections are protected from damage
caused by forklifts and the like.
6.1 Structure of the intake and outlet pipe
Unconnected pipes can lead to contamination of the ambient air and thus to the
risk to respiratory tracts. Similarly, the potential accessibility of the fan impeller
poses a danger to life and limb.
Only operate the system if the necessary pipelines are fitted. This also includes the
connection of the curved silencer (Pos. 10).
Incorrectly dimensioned pipes can lead to disturbing air noise or poor monitor-
ing or dust deposits in the pipeline.
The pipes must be laid according to the application. If this has not already been car-
ried out, a suitably qualified employee must be consulted .If the suction line includes
detection elements (e.g. welding fume exhaust tubes), these must also be included in
the layout.
Inspection flaps shall be provided in the pipelines. They should be placed at key points
in the pipelines (for example in front of conduit elbows). The number of inspection
flaps depends on the length of the pipeline.
The intake pipe must be attached to the suction support (pos. 9) of the filter housing, and must be
fixed by use of 4 screws 3,5x13.
When using a detection element with extraction hood, the extraction hood must track the welding
seam, possibly taking advantage of the thermally induced welding fume movements.
However, it is important to ensure that connections between the workpiece and the extractor hood
(and generally between the workpiece and filter device) are avoided, so that, if necessary, the
welding current cannot flow back through the protective conductor of the filter unit to the welding
machine.
When connecting the suction pipeline to an upstream machine, the pipeline must be connected to
the detection port of the upstream machine.
