SPX Cooling Technologies none Manual De Usuario
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Semi-annually: Clean and disinfect fluid cooler with biocides. Systems
with biofouling, high general bacterial counts, or positive cultures of legio-
nella may require additional cleaning. Refer to
with biofouling, high general bacterial counts, or positive cultures of legio-
nella may require additional cleaning. Refer to
“Fluid Cooler Cleaning”
section—page 19. Consult your water treatment expert as to prudent
biological evaluation testing.
biological evaluation testing.
annually: Relubricate motor(s) according to the manufacturer’s instruc-
tions.
tions.
Check the belt tension and condition.
Check to see that all bolts are tight in the fan and mechanical equipment
region. Refer to Component User Manuals for torque values.
region. Refer to Component User Manuals for torque values.
Inspect the fluid cooler thoroughly, making maximum use of instructions
given in the separate user manuals. Check structural bolted connections
and tighten as required. Make preventive maintenance repairs as neces-
sary.
given in the separate user manuals. Check structural bolted connections
and tighten as required. Make preventive maintenance repairs as neces-
sary.
Seasonal Shutdown instructions
When the system is to be shut down for an extended period of time, it is
recommended that the recirculation water system be drained. Leave the
basin drains open.
recommended that the recirculation water system be drained. Leave the
basin drains open.
Draining the coil is not recommended—draining promotes corro-
sion inside the coil tubes. See protecting coil in Freezing weather
on page 17.
sion inside the coil tubes. See protecting coil in Freezing weather
on page 17.
During shutdown, clean the fluid cooler (see Warning, page 19) and make
any necessary repairs. Eliminators and louvers are easily removed to gain
access to the coil. Pay particular attention to mechanical equipment sup-
ports and sheaves or coupling (or drive shafts).
any necessary repairs. Eliminators and louvers are easily removed to gain
access to the coil. Pay particular attention to mechanical equipment sup-
ports and sheaves or coupling (or drive shafts).
Following each year’s shutdown and cleaning, inspect the fluid cooler’s
metal surfaces for evidence of the need to apply a protective coating. Do
not misinterpret grime as a need to have the tower painted. If relatively
bright metal can be exposed by cleaning, consider that the galvanizing
has remained effective. Unless there is evidence of a generalized failure
of the galvanizing, localized touch-up should be all that is required.
metal surfaces for evidence of the need to apply a protective coating. Do
not misinterpret grime as a need to have the tower painted. If relatively
bright metal can be exposed by cleaning, consider that the galvanizing
has remained effective. Unless there is evidence of a generalized failure
of the galvanizing, localized touch-up should be all that is required.
To the extent that the galvanizing (zinc coating) still exists, paint will
not adhere to it readily. Contact the manufacturer of the coating you
intend to use for instructions.
not adhere to it readily. Contact the manufacturer of the coating you
intend to use for instructions.
Maintenance
Caution
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