SPX Cooling Technologies TG MAG86-100 Assembly of the back-pull-out assembly to the pump casing

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4.3.3Assembly of the back-pull-out assembly to the pump casing

1.Check that the O-ring grooves and axial support faces are not damaged and free of dirt.

2.Cover O-ring (8130) slightly with grease and fit it into the groove in the pump casing (0010).

3.Cover O-ring (8440) slightly with grease and fit it into the groove in the intermediate casing (8450).

4.Fit the complete back-pull-out assembly carefully into the pump casing (0010). Take care of the correct posi- tion of the holes for the tightening bolts.

5.Fit cap head screws (8460) and tighten them to fix the intermediate cover (8450) to the pump casing (0010).

0010

0701

8130

8440

8450

8460

Remark: The pump insert (8430) is centering the assembly in the pump casing (0010) with a tight fitting. Do not hit with a plastic hammer on the rotor shaft (0701) during assembly. If the assembly cannot be fitted by hand use long bolts to pull the intermediate cover (8450) against the pump casing (0010).

4.3.4Assembly of the separation can

1.Check that the O-ring groove and axial support faces are not damaged and free of dirt

2.Cover O-ring (8200) slightly with grease and fit it into the groove in the separation can (8310)

3.Fit the separation can (8330) over the inner magnetic rotor (8310). Take care of the correct position of the holes for the tightening bolts and the threaded holes for disassembly. The threaded holes should be in line with the cap head screws (8460).

4.Fit cylinder screws (8210) and tighten them crosswise to fix the separation can (8330) on the intermediate cover (8450).

8450

8460

8200

8330

8310

8210

8460

Remark: The cap head screws (8210) are fixing both the intermediate cover (8450) and separation can (8330) tightly on the pump casing (0010).

A.0500.551 – IM-TGMAG/02.00 EN (02/2008)

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Contents TopGear MAG EC-Declaration of conformity Contents Cleaning the pump Rotor bearing assemblyInstallation Guidelines for assembly20.1.2 Instructions for re-using and disposal 20.1.1Maintenance instructions Clearance adjustment Designation of threaded connectionsPump cover and without jackets on intermediate cover TOC Hydraulic part Bearing bracket Jacket optionsPump cover and intermediate cover SS Pump cover and intermediate cover TTHandling GeneralReception, handling and storage ReceptionGeneral SafetyPump unit handling InstallationPump units Name plate CE Declaration of Conformity Disassembly/assembly of the coupling guardBefore commissioning the pump unit Maximum pressure at discharge flange design pressure = bar Quantity Symbol UnitTechnical conventions Differential pressure = barJacket options for pump cover 0 Pump cover without jackets Type designationExample Pump family code TG = TopGear Pump range nameRotor and shaft materials Idler bush and idler materialsIdler pin materials Bushes on shaft materialsOperating principle Pump standard partsSelf-priming operation Safety relief valve Working principleSound General performanceSound level of a pump without drive Main characteristicsPressure Sound levelSound level of the pump unit Influences Maximum and minimum allowable temperatureJacket options InternalsHyd = design constant for each pump size Maximum temperature of internalsOperation under hydrodynamic lubrication conditions Maximum torque of pump shaft and rotor material combinationInner parts Mass moment of inertiaAxial and radial clearances Extra clearancesDiametral clearance on pin / idler bearing Play between gear teethMaximum size of solid particles Magnetic coupling Components of the magnetic driveBelow Rotor bearing assemblyMaximum allowable temperature and nominal torque Samarium Cobalt SmCo 280C Neodymium Iron Boron NdFeB 120 CMaterial circulation pump parts Materials rotor bearing assemblyCirculation pump Sealing rings and gasketsWorking pressure class Safety relief valveSafety relief valve heated spring casing MaterialsHeating Definition and working principleMaterials PressureSpring ratio Safety relief valve Safety relief valve Relative adjustmentSectional drawings and part lists Single safety relief valveHeated spring casing InstallationLocation AccessibilityOutdoor installation Indoor installationRadial load on shaft end DrivesStability Starting torqueForces and moments Check after connecting whether the shaft can move freelyShaft rotation Suction and discharge pipesSelf-priming operation PipingIsolating valves Suction pipingHeating jackets Secondary pipingStrainer Drain linesJacket on pump cover Guidelines for assemblyTransport of pump unit Foundation pump unitShaft coupling Combustion enginesBelt drive Check temperature censor on canGuarding of moving parts Alignment tolerancesVenting and filling Cleaning the pumpCleaning suction line Instructions for start-upStart-up Checklist Initial start-upAbnormal operation Shut-downTrouble shooting Tion Preparation Maintenance instructionsInstructions for re-using and disposal Shut-down Motor safetyExternal cleaning ToolsPlastic or rubber components Specific componentsFluid circuits Nuts and boltsBack pull-out Clearance adjustmentFront pull-out 0600 8120 8110 8100 4000 0701 0040 0010 Threaded connection G example G 1/2 Designation of threaded connectionsThreaded connection Rp example Rp 1/2 Disassembly of front-pull-out assembly DisassemblyRemoval of bearing bracket Disassembly of top cover 0100 or safety relief valveDisassembly of bearing bracket Take off top cover 0100 or safety relief valveRemoval of ball bearings Disassembly of pump shaft completeDisassembly of outer magnetic rotor Take out O-rings 8130 Disassembly of separation canDisassembly of back-pull-out assembly Un-tighten cap head screws 8460 and remove them8310 8520 8510 8500 8350-D 8400 0701 Assembly of bearing bracket AssemblyTake care not to damage the outer rotor magnet Mount axial bearing 8350-A into the insert Pre-assembly of the back-pull-outAdjustment of the axial clearance Circulation pumpAssembly of rotor shaft Axial clearance Assembly of the separation can Assembly of the back-pull-out assembly to the pump casingMeasure the distances as indicated on the sketch Assembly of the bearing bracketAssembly of the front-pull-out assembly Mount bearing bracket support 1700 to the bearing bracketTighten tap bolts 1010 crosswise with Specified torque Assembly of top cover 0100 or safety relief valveOn the pump cover 4000 with tap bolts TG MAG185-125 How to order sparesTG MAG15-50 to Bearing bracket Hydraulic partJackets on intermediate cover Jacket optionsJackets on pump cover 0220 0200 0310 0250 0240 0300 0320 0230 0210 TG MAG15-50 to 185-125 pumps Dimensional drawingsStainless steel Flange connectionsCast iron Jackets Single safety relief valve Safety relief valvesJackets dimensions Dv dk Heated safety relief valveBracket support Weights MassCopyright 2008 SPX Corporate

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