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General| Model | RotoClone W |
|---|---|
| Type | Wet Dust Collector |
| Application | Industrial Dust Collection |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Construction Material | Stainless Steel or Carbon Steel |
| Efficiency | Up to 99% |
| Pressure Drop | 2 to 6 inches of water |
Outlines general safety priorities and the need for a site-specific plan for all installation and operation stages.
Provides guidelines for employee and customer safety, including training, apparel, and supervision.
Addresses the hazard of dust explosions and the user's responsibility to identify and mitigate risks.
Covers identification and mitigation of electrical hazards, including lockout/tagout procedures and code compliance.
Warns about severe injury risks from rotating impeller and emphasizes safety precautions during operation and maintenance.
Stresses the importance of keeping access panels and guards in place during operation and following safety procedures.
Describes the RotoClone W as a compact wet dust collector with integrated fan, highlighting its features and applications.
Specifies the RotoClone W as a wet dust collector for various industries and dust types.
Explains the process of dust collection, wetting, and slurry discharge in the RotoClone W during normal operation.
Details the available sizes for RotoClone W Arrangements A and D, including dust loading and airflow ranges.
Presents a table of shipping and operating weights for various RotoClone W sizes and arrangements.
Explains the specific inlet piping and control options for RotoClone W units equipped with Range Hood or FM controls.
Describes typical shipping methods for RotoClone W, including skid configurations and size-based shipping.
Informs about items that may ship separately to reduce freight costs and advises on handling.
Outlines customer responsibilities for ensuring readiness and understanding regulations before installation begins.
Guides on checking the RotoClone W for damage during transit and comparing it against the ordered product.
Details procedures for reporting and documenting visible or hidden damage to the equipment or packaging.
Instructs on noting missing items on the delivery receipt and notifying the carrier and AAF International.
Emphasizes critical safety measures for lifting and unloading to prevent severe injury, property damage, or death.
Details safe rigging and hoisting methods, including using lifting lugs, spreader bars, and careful load balancing.
Provides guidelines for storing the RotoClone W, including protection from dust, moisture, and proper handling of components during storage.
Guides on selecting the proper site location considering wind, seismic loads, noise, and maintenance access.
Specifies requirements for foundations to be true, level, and rigid to support the RotoClone W's weight and prevent vibration.
Emphasizes that safe and efficient operation depends on proper installation, requiring consultation with authorities and qualified agents.
Details the process of assembling the RotoClone W structure, including bolting connections and ensuring proper alignment.
Covers wiring procedures for the RotoClone W, including pressure switches, range hood controls, and auxiliary flushing.
Provides instructions for installing inlet and discharge ductwork, ensuring water-tight joints and proper slope and support.
Provides a step-by-step checklist for starting and stopping the RotoClone motor and managing water supply.
Suggests maintaining records of operational data, inspections, and replaced parts for effective maintenance management.
Details lubrication schedules and procedures for RotoClone bearings and shaft seals, recommending specific grease types.
Advises on periodic flushing and inspection of strainers and spray nozzles for optimal water delivery and pattern.
Explains inspection procedures for the impeller, identifying common accumulations and methods for their removal.
Describes the maintenance-free nature of the shaft seal and outlines the procedure for replacing it if failure occurs.
Provides detailed instructions for removing and replacing the shaft, impeller, or water cone, including necessary tools and precautions.
Identifies common causes of excessive water discharge in the exhaust and provides solutions for each issue.
Lists potential causes for dust entrainment in the cleaned air and offers corresponding corrective actions.
Addresses problems related to water pressure, flow, and wiring that cause start/stop issues or incorrect flow switch operation.
Instructs customers on the required information when ordering replacement parts, including serial number and part details.
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