RS COMPACT FREEZE TUNNEL, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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OPERATION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL
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Overall freezer dimensions, in ‐ feed height, exit height, etc. can be found in Section 3.1 ‐ Equipment
Specifications . Utilize this data to make height adjustments of freezer and/or processing line
equipment.
4.2. UNLOADING THE Compact Freezer
Professional riggers are recommended when unloading the freezer. Professional riggers have the
experience and equipment to unload the freezer and move it into the desired location in minimal time.
Each freezer is shipped in a specially designed crate to protect the modules and allow for easy unloading.
Crates can be as long as
48” .
The layout and sizes of doors within the production plant sometimes dictate that the freezer be crated
in smaller sections. If the production plant doors are too small, then a contractor will have to be called
in to make the door large enough to get a crated freezer section through. The freezer can be broken
down into individual modules to allow for movement on freight elevators, etc., if required. This should be
avoided to reduce on
‐ site wiring and assembly time.
For safety reasons the freezer must be unloaded by means of a crane or forklift. The recommended
means of transport is on industrial rollers, if a crane or forklift can not be used. Ensure that the total
weight of the freezer does not exceed the maximum allowed load of the crane, lifting straps or forklift.
Check the stability of the configuration during the lifting operation.
4.3. POSITIONING THE FREEZER
The location of the freezer in a crowded area sometimes dictates which end of the freezer has to be put
into position first. The freezer can be loaded on the truck with the crates in the correct order to allow
proper orientation. If the plant area is large enough to turn a section around, then the sections of the
freezer may be loaded in any combination.
Each freezer is shipped anywhere from one to three crated sections of up to three modules. Other
crates include:
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Conveyors
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Control Cabinet – Wiring diagrams and manuals are inside the enclosure. The shielded cables
for the temperature sensors are also included. Standard units have the cabinet mounted on top
of the freezer.
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Exhaust Troughs – Two vapor collection troughs to be attached, one each to the entry and exit
vestibules. They are available both right hand and left hand, but usually are matched sets.
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Insulated Drop Assemblies, Miscellaneous Metal Covers, Baffles & Other Loose Parts