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  jet fan types AUO/ARO - ARP/AUZ - AUT/ART - AZT

and dismount the silencers and 
suspension brackets. Mark positions 
of brackets and silencers with tape so 
they are not mixed up.
AUT/ART:

 Loosen and remove the 

wire guards in both ends (figure 6
item 11).
AZT:

 Loosen the two pairs of nuts 

and bolts, which hold the hose clamp 
together. Remove clamp and outlet 
cone. Also, remove the wire guard on 
the inlet.

4.

Disconnect the cable from terminal 
box to motor.

5. AUO-AUT/ART-AUZ-AZT:

 

Remove hub cap item 6 by removing 
screws item 4, and centre disc item 5. 
For AUZ and AZT, also remove the 
centre bolt item 13.
ARO-ARP:

 Remove the rivets in the 

guide vane arrangement item 11 to 
remove the arrangement.

6.

Dismount rotor item 7 by means of a 
puller fastened in two threaded holes 
of hub boss (M8 × 16 with distance 
50 mm).

7. AUO/ARO-ARP-AUT/ART:

 

Remove the four set screws item 8.
AUZ and AZT:

 Remove the nuts and 

bolts, items 14 and 15.

8.

Mark the motor position and 
direction of rotation for later 
remounting.

9.

Dismount motor, item 10.
AUO/ARO-ARP-AUT/ART:

 

Remove the motor mounting flange 
item 9.
AZT:

 Remove the four stiffeners 

items 16 that hold the motor.

Service the motor according to the 
manufacturer’s instructions. These are 
included with the fan.

6.7 Mounting of motor

Assemble the fan after motor service.

Grease all bolts and screws 
before mounting.

References to specific items below are to 
figure 8, unless noted otherwise.

Mounting motor

1.

Mount motor, item 10.
AUO/ARO-ARP-AUT/ART:

 

Remount the motor with the set 
screws, item 8.
AUZ and AZT: 

Remount the motor 

with bolts and washers, items 14 and 

15. For AZT also mount the 
stiffeners, items 16.

2. AUO/ARO-ARP-AUT/ART:

 Check 

that the mounting flange item 9 is 
correctly located and that the motor 
shaft is centred in the fan casing, 
before tightening the set screws item 
8.
AUZ and AZT:

 Check that the motor 

shaft is centred in the fan casing, 
before tightening the bolts items 14.

3.

Mount the rotor item 7 on the motor 
shaft by means of a jack fastened in 
the threaded hole of the motor shaft. 
Press the rotor hub to contact against 
the motor shaft collar.

Leave out use of hammers or 
similar, as the motor bearings 
are sensitive to shocks.

4.

Use a feeler gauge to check that the 
blade tip clearance is the same 
throughout the circumference. 
Adjust the motor position in the 
suspension arrangement with 
reference to table 7.

5.

Connect the cable between motor 
and terminal box. Use same routing 
as from the factory.

6. AUO-AUT/ART:

 Mount hub cap 

item 6, centre screw item 4 and centre 
disc item 5 and tighten.
AUZ and AZT: Mount the centre disc 
item 5, centre bolt item 13, hub cap 

item 6 and screws items 04 and 
tighten.

7. ARO-ARP:

 Mount guide vane 

arrangement item 11 by means of ten 
blind rivets ø3.2 × 10 (monel metal).
ARO 500:

 Use ten blind rivets ø4 × 10 

(monel metal).

8. AUO/ARO:

 Mount silencers items 03 

to fan casing by means of set screws 
item 2.
ARP/AUZ:

 Mount silencers items 03 

together with the suspension 
brackets to the fan casing by means of 
set screws item 2.
AUT/ART:

 Mount wire guards 

(figure 6, item 11).
AZT:

 Mount the outlet cone, fit the 

hose clamp and tighten both pairs of 
nuts and bolts to hold the cone. 
Mount the wire guard on the inlet.

9.

Lift the fan back into position.
AUO/ARO-ARP/AUZ-AUT/ART:

 

Mount four expansion bolts item 1, 
nuts and tighten.
AZT:

 Mount nuts onto the four 

suspension bolts to secure the fan to 
the ceiling plate.
Adjust the outlet cone for correct 
directional thrust. Tighten nuts and 
bolts on the hose clamp to secure the 
cone.

10.

Connect the supply cable to the 
terminals (figure 6, item 6).

To start the fan, follow the procedure 
described in section 6.

6.8 Blade angle adjustment

The blade angle has been adjusted in the 
factory with a mounting fixture to 
deliver the performance required. Do 
not change the blade angle without 
previous agreement with Novenco.

Sizes

Torques [Nm]

Motor fastening

(items 08 and 14)

Rotor fastening

(items 04 and 13)

M6

9.4

6

M8

23

12

M10

45

20

M12

78

20

M16

190

25

M20

370

25

Table 6.

Motor and rotor fastening 

torques

Minimum [mm]

Fan size

Std. temp.

F300

F400

AUO/ARO 290

1

1.9

2

AUO/ARO 380

1.5

2.2

2.5

AUO 500

1.5

2.2

3.1

AUZ 340

0.5

1.7

2.7

ARP 340

1.3

2

2.5

AUT/ART 340

1.3

2

2.5

AZT 280

0.5

1.5

2.3

AZT 355

0.5

1.8

2.8

AZT 450

0.5

2

3.3

Table 7.

Blade tip clearances

Содержание ARO 290

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Страница 2: ...e g AUO 380 160 4 Serial no Fan speed Year of manufacture Weight CE marking For smoke fans also Air performance Max temperature Working period Category or class Motor nameplate information Manufacturer information Power consumption and efficiency Voltages RPMs Weight Terminal connections Documentation and instructions from the motor manufacturer are included with the fans Refer to these when perfo...

Страница 3: ...e operational conditions and the natural frequency of the foundation and supports Follow the below guidelines to avoid resonance Soft suspension Fan is fixated through springs or dampers The natural frequency Hz of thesystemshouldbeat least20 below fan speed Soft suspensions are available from Novenco Stiffsuspension Fanisfastened to a duct or a hard surface The natural frequency of this system sh...

Страница 4: ...screws from the transport brackets in the casing 4 3 Electric connection The installation and connection to the supply network must be done by authorised personnel and according to current local legislation e g the EU standard for electromagnetic compatibility EMC Electric connection 1 Check if current legislation prescribes installation of f x an emergency stop and include this in the installatio...

Страница 5: ...he fans 3 Disconnect the power supply 4 Lock the power switches Alternatively lock access to the power switches Service of the fans can now begin 6 2 Intervals Safe and proper function of the fans requiremaintenanceat regularintervals Faulty maintenance of fans covered by warranty voids the warranty Maintenanceofthefansmustincludethe following Maintenance checklist Inspection of each complete unit...

Страница 6: ...aft Press the rotor hub to contact against the motor shaft collar Leave out use of hammers or similar as the motor bearings are sensitive to shocks 4 Use a feeler gauge to check that the blade tip clearance is the same throughout the circumference Adjust the motor position in the suspension arrangement with reference to table 7 5 Connect the cable between motor and terminal box Use same routing as...

Страница 7: ...lly safe ways and in accordance to current regulations The fans and especially the electric motors contain a wide range of materials which can all be recycled Make sure worn out motors and fan parts are disassembled and recycled for the benefit of the environment 13 Patents and trademarks Novenco and are registered trademarks of Novenco Marine Offshore A S ZerAx is a registered trademark of Novenc...

Страница 8: ...o the below directives ofthe European Council and that they comply with the below standards and regulations EU directives Ecodesign 2009 125 EU and energy labelling regulation 2017 1369 EU EMC 2014 30 EU LVD 2014 35 EU Machinery 2006 42 EU UK regulations Ecodesign for ErP 2010 and Energy Information 2011 Electrical Equipment Safety 2016 EMC 2016 Supply of Machinery Safety 2008 Applied standards AN...

Страница 9: ...otor 9 Deflector AZT Outlet cone 4 Motor 10 Suspension brackets AZT Base plate 5 Motor suspension and guide vanes 11 Wire guard 6 Terminal box 12 Centre fairing Figure 6 Main components AUO ARO ARP AUZ AUT ART AZT 10 7 6 9 4 11 1 5 3 10 8 7 5 4 1 2 3 9 1 12 9 6 10 8 6 4 1 2 3 11 7 9 6 5 11 10 1 5 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 1 9 5 2 12 3 4 6 7 8 1 9 10 10 11 6 5 4 11 7 3 ...

Страница 10: ...4xØR D D E 6xØR H H H Ceiling mount 2xØR Fan mount 4xØR Ceiling plate AUO ARO ARP AUZ AUT ART AZT H mm D mm E mm ØR mm AUO ARO 290 320 506 560 Ø14 M12 AUO ARO 380 420 506 720 Ø14 M12 AUO 500 540 600 830 Ø14 M12 AUZ ARP 340 422 283 520 Ø14 M12 AUT ART 340 423 779 470 Ø14 M12 AZT 280 334 417 233 Ø11 M10 AZT 355 435 500 305 Ø11 M10 AZT 450 552 610 364 Ø11 M10 ...

Страница 11: ... 14 Bolts 3 Silencers 7 Rotor 11 Guide vanes 15 Washers 4 Screws 8 Set screws 12 Rivets 16 Stiffeners Figure 8 Main components Figure 9 External terminal box and connection diagram 9 10 8 7 4 5 11 12 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 10 7 6 13 4 5 15 11 14 10 16 7 6 13 4 5 15 11 14 2 3 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 Type ARO and ARP Type AUZ Type AZT Type AUO AUO ARO ARP AUZ AUT ART AZT Motor dismoun ng AUT and ART Unit dismoun ...

Страница 12: ...ct wire guards Clean the fans Clear fans and airflow ways Replace broken parts Brief on off cycle to verify rotational direction Service the fans Brief on off cycle to verify rotational direction Start up Power on fans Troubleshooting Check for abnormal sounds and vibrations Lacking performance Measure vibrations section Vibrations on page 5 Inlet or outlet blocked After 30 min operation check for...

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