Directives, norms
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Assembly instructions
VITOBLOC 200 BM-190/238
5780045
GB
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Directives, norms
1.1
Working at the block-type thermal power plant
DANGER
The assembly, the connections for fuel
and exhaust, the electric power
connection, first start-up as well as
maintenance and repair shall be carried
out by specialist firms with personnel
instructed and authorized for these
tasks by the block-type thermal power
plant manufacturer. All work at gas
equipment shall only be undertaken by
a specialist for gas systems.
All work shall comply with the
applicable technical rules and the
requirements of the building inspection
and the laws. The safety equipment
must comply with local provisions. All
accident prevention rules shall be
observed. It is forbidden to remove any
safety device, jumper it or render it
ineffective.
LIABILITY
The supplier's warranty will be void if
safety information is ignored and safety
instructions are not observed. The use
of prescribed and permitted operating
materials shall be confirmed to the
party granting warranty in writing and is
a precondition for the acceptance of
defect claims.
NOTE
Illustrations and descriptions in these
operating instructions may deviate from
the cogeneration module delivered to
you in certain respects due to changes
of the specifications.
INSTRUCTION
The construction and operation of the
block-type thermal power plant and the
work package in relation with it are
based on the following:
– Statutory regulations
– Technical directives documenting
the state of the art in engineering:
EN, DIN, VDE, VDI, DVGW
directives, emission control act
– Accident prevention regulations of
the professional associations and
the Factory Act
– Regulations of the local power
supply companies and local
administrational authorities
1.2
General safety and installation
instructions
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Use the cogeneration module only for the purpose
for which the manufacturer has intended it.
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Operate the cogeneration module only when the
housing and the cables and lines are intact and not
damaged.
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Make sure that no unauthorized persons can
access the cogeneration module. It is possible that
risks are not identified by unauthorized persons.
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Do not operate the cogeneration module in a moist
or wet environment.
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The cogeneration module should only be
maintained and repaired by skilled personnel
familiar with the associated risks and the applicable
provisions.
1.3
MRL risk notice
The combined heat and power plant module
generates electricity and heat. A gas/gasoline engine
powers a 3-phase synchronous alternator. The table
below provides information on possible risks which
can occur during usual or reasonably foreseeable use
during installation and maintenance of the plant. This
is the reason why only instructed specialist personnel
are allowed to operate and maintain the plant.
