Auxiliary Blower Instruction Manual
Auxiliary Blower Instruction Manual
FOR
OPERATION, INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE
OF AUX. BLOWER
HMMCO
Manufactured by :
Hyundai Marine Machinery Co., Ltd.
22, 117Beon-Gil, Wondang-Daero, Seo-Gu Incheon City, KOREA.
TEL : +82-32-583-0671 FAX : +82-32-584-0674
URL : http://www.hmmco.co.kr
E-mail : [email protected]
Update : V0-Aux_Blower-20160725
INSTRUCTION BOOK FOR
OPERATION, INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE
OF AUX. BLOWER
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. WARRANTY 2
2. OPERATION
2.1 PREPARATION FOR OPERATION 3
2.2. STARTING INSPECTION 3
2.3 TROUBLESHOOTING 4
3. INSTALLATION 5
3.1 T/C REAR SIDE MOUNT TYPE for B&W ENGINE 5
3.2 T/C AFT SIDE MOUNT TYPE for B&W ENGINE 8
3.3 T/C REAR SIDE MOUNT TYPE for SULZER ENGINE 12
3.4 NON-CASING TYPE 16
3.5 INSTRUCTION FOR DISMOUNTING & MOUNTING OF IMPELLER 19
4. ELECTRIC MOTOR 22
. 4.1 OPERATION 22
4.1.1 PREPARATION FOR OPERATION 22
4.1.2 STARTING INSPECTION 22
4.1.3 STOPPING 24
4.1.4 AFTER STOPPING 24
4.1.5 TROUBLESHOOTING 25
4.2. MAINTENANCE 27
4.2.1 PERIODICAL MAINTENANCE CHART 27
4.2.2 MAINTENANCE AND REPLACEMENT OF BALL BEARING ON THR MOTOR 29
4.2.3 DISASSEMBLY AND REASSEMBLY OF THR MOTOR 31
4.2.4 DRYING 31
4.2.5 TRIAL RUNNING OF THE MOTOR 31
4.2.6 REFERENCE 32
Update : V0-Aux_Blower-20160725
a. The instructions given in this manual must be strictly followed prior to positioning and operating the
product.
b. The maintenance operations are to be carried out exactly as described in this manual.
d. The operator and the personnel in charge must be well acquainted with these instructions, which must
be available to them whenever required.
The model number of the blower and the pertinent serial number are to be quoted any time additional
information is requested. The serial number is applied on the nameplate fixed to the product.
Warranty
This product is warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of 12 months from
date of shipment.
This warranty will not apply to any product that has been subjected to misuse, negligence or accident or
misapplied or improperly installed. This warranty will not apply to any product which has been disassembled,
repaired or otherwise altered by any persons not authorized by our Service Department.
b. Check the rotating parts for any contact with fixed parts. e.g. between suction cone and impeller
d. Check that the safety protection devices have been correctly installed and secured.
b. After about 1 to 5 minutes running, check that there are no oil leakages and strange noises or vibrations.
If such problems are found, stop the blower immediately.
C. Check the wiring
WARNING
Do not rotate the blower in the wrong direction .
When the blower does not work properly, check the probable causes and troubleshoot according to the
following table
Mechanical restraint Check the impeller for contact with the fixed parts.
a. Blower
- Scroll housing made of heavy steel plate.
- Suction cone.
- Impeller in special welded aluminum-alloy.
- Stuffing box with lip-seal
- Motor plate.
b. Electric motor
3.1.2 Mounting
a. Lift the blower complete and locate its suction side in such a way that the suction duct in the scavenging
air box comes into the suction cone of the blower along the guide ring on the blower housing..
b. Mount and tighten the blower complete onto engine by means of bolts with washers made of 8.8T
carbon steel.
a. Blower
- Scroll housing made of heavy steel plate.
- Suction cone.
- Impeller in special welded aluminum-alloy.
- Stuffing box with lip seal
- Motor plate.
b. T-Connection
- The “T- connection”, which is made of heavy steel plate, serves as connection piece between the two
blowers as well as connection to the outlet pipe of the air cooler.
- The two blowers have been mounted on the T-connection from the factory and should not be separated.
c. Electric motor
3.2.2 Mounting
a. Lift the whole unit to its right place onto the scavenging air box.
b. Mount and tighten the blower complete by means of bolts with washers made of 8.8T carbon steel.
NB : The blowers are in right and left position respectively, Therefore the impellers must not be
swapped. The impellers are marked with the serial number of the blower.
a. Blower
- Scroll housing made of heavy steel plate.
- Suction cone.
- Impeller in special welded aluminum-alloy.
- Stuffing box with lip seal
- Motor plate.
- Motor.
b. Suction box
- The suction box is a heavy steel box. The function of the suction box is to combine outlet of the air
cooler with the inlet of the auxiliary blower.
c. Electric motor
3.3.2 Mounting
a. Lift the blower complete to its right place onto the scavenging air box.
b. Mount and tighten the blower complete by means of bolt with washers made of 8.8T carbon steel.
a. Blower
- Suction cone.
- Impeller in special welded aluminum-alloy.
- Stuffing box with lip seal.
- Motor plate.
- Motor.
b. Electric motor
3.4.2 Mounting
a. Mount and tighten the suction cone inside the scavenging air box by means of bolts with washer of
stainless steel.
b. Lift the blower complete to its right place onto the scavenging air box.
c. Mount and tighten the blower complete by means of bolts with washers made of 8.8T carbon steel.
d. Check and maintain the gap between the cone and the impeller suction ring equal all the way round.
Warning !
Please note that the new impeller has been statically and dynamically balanced from the factory,
and therefore the impeller must not be exposed to any damage or deformation.
a. Check to see that rotary parts such as fan are secured positively, motor installation is satisfactory, and
there is no abnormality on the machine to be driven by the motor.
b. Check to see that terminal connections of the motor are sufficiently tight, and insulation distance
between dissimilar poles and ground is not badly small.
c. Check to see that there is no contact between rotary and stationary parts. On such motor that have
small gaps between the rotor and the stator, both may be brought into contact by wear of the bearing,
and the stator coil burned out by the resulting heat generation.
d. Check to see that bearings are normal.
e. Check to see that there is no ingress of dust or dirt or foreign matter in the apparatus.
f. Check to see that there is no part of deteriorated insulation.
g. Measure the insulation resistance. If the measurement is lower than specified, dry by a proper method.
h. Check to see that the machine to be driven by the motor is ready for operation.
i. Check to see that the direction of rotation of the motor is correct. If the rotating direction is reverse in
the case of the 3 phase motor, change the connection of wires for two phases with each other.
4.1.2 Starting
After finishing the preparation for operation, confirm the load to be ready for starting. Then, turn o
n the power switch, and after signaling to the rotary part, operate the operate switch to start the
motor points requiring attention during operation are as follows.
Before starting, the terminal connection for motor power cable must be check according to instructi
on of motor.
For example, the types of terminal connections are “WYE Start, Delta”.
Please refer to below picture.
Note that if an overload is sustained, the temperature of various parts exceeds the specified value as
below table 1.
Table 1
Temperature rise at AC Machine Stator Windings rated below 1,000V
(℃)
TYPE OF MACHINE
(Totally enclosed)
RULE MEASUREMENT
CLASS OF INSULATION
F E B F E B
T 75 55 60 80 60 65
NK (1979)
R 90 65 70 90 65 70
ABS (1978) R 95 60 70 100 65 75
T 80 55 60 80 55 60
LRS (1979)
R 90 65 70 90 65 70
T 75 55 60 75 55 60
NV (1980)
R 90 65 60 90 65 70
b. Sound
The sound of the motor gives a good indication of the condition of rotation. Especially, the sound of the
bearing part is useful in determining troubles. To hear the sound of the bearing part correctly, apply a
metal bar, one end the bearing part and the other to the ear.
c. Vibration
The vibration is an give another indication for the condition of rotation. Abnormal vibration of the motor
during operation is caused either magnetically or mechanically. Probable magnetic causes are an air
gap unbalance between the rotor and stator which causes a magnetic attractive force to be exerted
between cores resulting in a vibration of the rotor, ground or wire break which causes a current
unbalance to develop, misalignment of magnetic center, etc,. Probable mechanical causes are brought
about a mechanical unbalance of the rotor, improper installation of the coupling between the motor and
the load (improper centering), loosened motor mounting bolt, improper bearing part, etc. The rotor is
fully balanced during manufacture, and with normal care it should not be unbalanced.
Switch in poor contact Readjust contact part or replace with a spare one.
Grease deteriorated or
Replace with a spare one.
contaminated
Overheating
of bearing Bearing damaged Replace with a spare one.
Misalignment Alignment.
Loosened mounting
Retighten.
Bolt
Vibration of Misalignment of
rotor direct connected Realignment.
machines
Unbalance Rebalance.
Air gap in unbalance Replace bearing and center bracket with frame.
Abnormal
Beating due to
sound or Magnetic Check and adjust load.
overload, loosened,
abnormal sound Disassemble and repair.
laminated, core.
vibration
Collision of ball with
Readjust or replace bearing
retainer
Abnormal Grease deteriorated Replace with a spare one.
sound from
Ball surface
ball bearing Replace with a spare one.
damaged
damage
Ingress ofbyforeign
Clean bearing and repack with grease.
matter
The ball bearing with grease sealing plates is packing with grease during manufacture, and should not
require addition of grease during operation, unlike the conventional open type bearing.
(Plese should be checked bearing type. The motor bearing less than 50Kw can be applied shield type
or Open type.)
The ball bearing requires replacement if it produces badly abnormal during operation. The procedure
for bearing replacement is as given below.
After disassembling the motor by the procedure given later, remove the defective bearing from the rotor
shaft by use of a bearing puller.
Antirust grease on the surface of the replacement bearing should be removed with a cloth. Mount the
new bearing on by the shock.
In doing this, be careful not to give shocks to the sealing plate, as the searing plate may be deformed
or dropped by the shock.
However desirably the bearings may be use, it is unavoidable for them to be damaged by fatigue.
Nevertheless, an adequate operating method can retard the fatigue or can prevent failures due to other
causes.
Besides, should damage take, the cause should be examined in view of the appearance and character
of the damaged part and care must be taken not to allow the same trouble to be repeated.
It is very difficult to locate the cause of a trouble, which is usually attributable to a combination of
several causes.
Please refer to below chart.
Housing deformation
3 Crack
Circumferential crack Uneven installing surface
on the inner or outer
ring Extreme overload
Be careful not to contaminate disassembled bearing part, etc. with dust or dirt. Also, take care not to
damage the insulation when pulling out the rotor. The reassembly should be done by reversing the
disassembling procedure, taking care to insure positive assembling of bearing part or other fits.
4.2.4 Drying
Before starting the motor which has long been at rest or is suspected of moisture absorption, measure the
insulation resistance of the winding and if the measurement is below he limit given below, it is necessary to
dry the winding by the procedure given in the following paragraphs.
·- Circuit rated above 100V : 1 ㏁ or greater
- Circuit rated below 100V : 0.33 ㏁ or greater
The motor which has been dried or disassembled and reassembled should be cleaned thoroughly, checked
for loosened screw, etc. and then placed in trial running.
If the trial running is satisfactory, the motor may be direct coupled with the load.
If the resistance is too low ( less then 1 MΩ ) it should be dried by the procedure of item 4.
Typical trend of insulation resistance as below curves.
Caution
Insulation class F, E, B
Manufacturer
Grease Soap