SPX Cooling Technologies TG MAG58-80, TG MAG185-125, TG MAG15-50 Assembly of rotor shaft

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6.Peel the required number of layers off the bearing shim (8470) to adjust the thickness of the shim S to the required value.

7.Un-tighten cap head screws (8480) and remove radial bearing holder (8350-C) from the intermediate cover (8450).

8.Assemble radial bearing holder (8350-C) again in the same way with the shim placed between holder and intermediate cover (8450).

9.Place front axial bearing holder (8350-A) into the pump insert (8430) until the axial bearing faces are making contact and check if the axial clearance C of the circulation pump is correct. Dimension X should be within the range of dimen- sion C. (See point 5).

4.3.2.2Assembly of rotor shaft

1.Place the shaft rotor on the workbench in vertical position, put a thin layer of grease on all sliding faces of the bearings.

2.Place the disk rotor (8420) into the chamber of the pump insert (8430).

3.Check that the axial contact faces of the axial bearing holder (8350-A) and shaft sleeve (8350-B) are undamaged and free of any dirt.

4.Place the disk rotor (8420), the front axial bearing holder (8350-A) and the bearing arrangement over the shaft rotor (0701). Make sure that the pin (8410) in the rear face of the rotor is fitting into the hole of the axial bearing holder (8350-A).

5.Push shaft sleeve (8350-B) carefully from the rear side into the radial bearing holder (8350-C). Do not use any force or a hammer while fitting the rotor shaft (0701) into the bearings.

Remark: Do not use any force while mounting the shaft sleeve (8350-B) and no hammer to drive it in. These parts are very sensitive and should be handled with utmost care in order not to damage them during assembly. The parts should fit into each other smoothly and under light pressure by hand. If it is not possible to fit these parts by hand, disassemble the parts and check if the parts are not damaged or if there is any dirt between the fitting faces.

8480

8350-C

8470

8450

8430

8350-B

8350-C

8430

8350-A

8420

0701

8410

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Contents TopGear MAG EC-Declaration of conformity Contents Installation Rotor bearing assemblyGuidelines for assembly Cleaning the pumpMaintenance instructions Instructions for re-using and disposal 20.1.1Clearance adjustment Designation of threaded connections 20.1.2Pump cover and intermediate cover SS Hydraulic part Bearing bracket Jacket optionsPump cover and intermediate cover TT Pump cover and without jackets on intermediate cover TOCReception, handling and storage GeneralReception HandlingGeneral SafetyInstallation Pump unitsPump unit handling Disassembly/assembly of the coupling guard Before commissioning the pump unitName plate CE Declaration of Conformity Technical conventions Quantity Symbol UnitDifferential pressure = bar Maximum pressure at discharge flange design pressure = barExample Type designationPump family code TG = TopGear Pump range name Jacket options for pump cover 0 Pump cover without jacketsIdler pin materials Idler bush and idler materialsBushes on shaft materials Rotor and shaft materialsOperating principle Pump standard partsSound Safety relief valve Working principleGeneral performance Self-priming operationPressure Main characteristicsSound level Sound level of a pump without driveSound level of the pump unit Jacket options Maximum and minimum allowable temperatureInternals InfluencesOperation under hydrodynamic lubrication conditions Maximum temperature of internalsMaximum torque of pump shaft and rotor material combination Hyd = design constant for each pump sizeAxial and radial clearances Mass moment of inertiaExtra clearances Inner partsPlay between gear teeth Maximum size of solid particlesDiametral clearance on pin / idler bearing Magnetic coupling Components of the magnetic driveMaximum allowable temperature and nominal torque Rotor bearing assemblySamarium Cobalt SmCo 280C Neodymium Iron Boron NdFeB 120 C BelowCirculation pump Materials rotor bearing assemblySealing rings and gaskets Material circulation pump partsSafety relief valve heated spring casing Safety relief valveMaterials Working pressure classMaterials Definition and working principlePressure HeatingSpring ratio Safety relief valve Safety relief valve Relative adjustmentSectional drawings and part lists Single safety relief valveHeated spring casing InstallationOutdoor installation AccessibilityIndoor installation LocationStability DrivesStarting torque Radial load on shaft endShaft rotation Check after connecting whether the shaft can move freelySuction and discharge pipes Forces and momentsIsolating valves PipingSuction piping Self-priming operationStrainer Secondary pipingDrain lines Heating jacketsTransport of pump unit Guidelines for assemblyFoundation pump unit Jacket on pump coverShaft coupling Combustion enginesGuarding of moving parts Check temperature censor on canAlignment tolerances Belt driveCleaning suction line Cleaning the pumpInstructions for start-up Venting and fillingStart-up Checklist Initial start-upAbnormal operation Shut-downTrouble shooting Tion Maintenance instructions Instructions for re-using and disposalPreparation External cleaning Motor safetyTools Shut-downFluid circuits Specific componentsNuts and bolts Plastic or rubber componentsClearance adjustment Front pull-outBack pull-out 0600 8120 8110 8100 4000 0701 0040 0010 Designation of threaded connections Threaded connection Rp example Rp 1/2Threaded connection G example G 1/2 Disassembly of front-pull-out assembly DisassemblyDisassembly of bearing bracket Disassembly of top cover 0100 or safety relief valveTake off top cover 0100 or safety relief valve Removal of bearing bracketDisassembly of pump shaft complete Disassembly of outer magnetic rotorRemoval of ball bearings Disassembly of back-pull-out assembly Disassembly of separation canUn-tighten cap head screws 8460 and remove them Take out O-rings 81308310 8520 8510 8500 8350-D 8400 0701 Assembly of bearing bracket AssemblyTake care not to damage the outer rotor magnet Adjustment of the axial clearance Pre-assembly of the back-pull-outCirculation pump Mount axial bearing 8350-A into the insertAssembly of rotor shaft Axial clearance Assembly of the separation can Assembly of the back-pull-out assembly to the pump casingAssembly of the front-pull-out assembly Assembly of the bearing bracketMount bearing bracket support 1700 to the bearing bracket Measure the distances as indicated on the sketchAssembly of top cover 0100 or safety relief valve On the pump cover 4000 with tap boltsTighten tap bolts 1010 crosswise with Specified torque How to order spares TG MAG15-50 toTG MAG185-125 Bearing bracket Hydraulic partJacket options Jackets on pump coverJackets on intermediate cover 0220 0200 0310 0250 0240 0300 0320 0230 0210 TG MAG15-50 to 185-125 pumps Dimensional drawingsFlange connections Cast ironStainless steel Jackets Safety relief valves Jackets dimensionsSingle safety relief valve Dv dk Heated safety relief valveBracket support Weights MassCopyright 2008 SPX Corporate

TG MAG86-100, TG MAG23-65, TG MAG58-80, TG MAG15-50, TG MAG185-125 specifications

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