BERG KOMPBERG ZX75, Руководство по эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию

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The limit values may not be changed by the user.
The manufacturer accepts no responsibility for any personal injuries, damage of equipment or
the
compressor itself, at present and in the future, resulting from user’s negligence and failure to
observe the installation, operation and maintenance requirements contained herein. No
responsibility is also taken for failure to observe valid safety standards relating to the equipment
and qualified staff.
2.1. Basic requirements for safe transport and positioning of the screw compressor
In addition to the general health and safety at work and the Office of Technical Inspection (UDT)
regulations, the following rules must be observed:
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Use only the lifting equipment that is compliant with the H&S and UDT regulations to lift the
compressor. Fix in place all rotating or loose parts of the machine before its lifting. It is strictly
forbidden to stay in the hazardous zone of the lifting equipment operation. The compressor
movement can be accelerated or slowed down only within the permissible limits.
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When the compressor is transported, the transport straps should be pulled under the machine
and secured above the housing in such a way that they do not place pressure on it. If the
transport harness is fastened and secured incorrectly, the machine may get damaged.
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The compressor must be transported only with a forklift.
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Fasten the compressor frame with cargo straps to appropriate holders on the vehicle platform to
prevent it from sliding or overturning.
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All screw and pipe connections should be of appropriate size and designed for a given operating
pressure.
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The compressor is not designed to operate outdoors; it cannot be exposed to weather
conditions.
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The compressor should be positioned in a closed room, where ambient air is cool and clean.
Never block air flow to and from the room. Ensure sufficient inflow of cooling air and discharge of
hot air outside the room. Temperature in a room with the compressor should be within the
r 5

C to + 40

C.
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The air sucked in should contain no vapours or flammable gases, e.g. paint thinners, that might
cause internal fire.
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There can be no objects close to the air inlet that could be sucked in with a jet of air.
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The pressure conduit connecting the compressor with the compressed air line should allow free
expansion due to generated heat. It must not touch hot objects or flammable materials.
The detailed requirements concerning the machine positioning in the compressor room are
described in section 4.1.
Transport of the machine with a forklift.