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BA 5010 EN 03.10
6.7.2 Demounting the shrink disk
• Remove the protective cover.
• Remove any rust deposits from the shaft and the hollow shaft.
Under no circumstances must the tensioning bolts be unscrewed one after the
other.
• Undo all tensioning bolts one after the other by approx. 1/4 turn.
The stored energy of the outer ring is slowly loosened during disassembly via the bolts
to be loosened. In order that this is carried out correctly, the procedure described here
must be carefully adhered to!
• All tensioning bolts should now be further loosened one after the other by approx. 1 turn.
The outer ring should now release of its own accord from the inner ring. If this is not the
case, the outer ring can be detensioned with the forcing threads. To this purpose screw
some of the adjacent fastening bolts into the forcing threads. The now loosening outer
ring is braced against the remaining bolts. This operation must be carried out until the
outer ring completely releases of its own accord.
• The shrink disk is to be secured against axial shifting.
• Draw the stub shaft out of the hollow shaft.
• Pull the shrink disk off the hollow shaft.
For transporting and lifting the shrink disk it may be required to use a suitable
lifting device!
6.7.3 Cleaning and greasing the shrink disk
Only dirty shrink disks must be disassembled and cleaned.
• Inspection of all parts for any damage.
Damaged parts must be replaced with new ones! The use of damaged parts is
not permissible!
Only the complete shrink disks supplied by the manufacturer may be used.
Combining of components from different shrink disks is not permitted.
• Thoroughly clean all parts.
Do not use contaminated solvents or dirty cloths nor cleansing agents
containing oil (such as paraffin or terpentine) for removing grease.
• The conical surfaces of the inner and outer rings (3 and 4, see Fig. 56) must be free of grease and oil.
─ A thin layer of grease must be applied evenly to the conical surfaces of the inner and outer rings
(3 and 4, see Fig. 56).
─ Provide the tensioning bolts (5, see Fig. 56) on the contact surface and on the thread with lubricant.