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General| Rated Voltage | 690 V |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Protection Class | IP54 |
| Application | Wind Turbines |
| Efficiency | >95% |
Explains the manual's objective and scope for the turbocharger.
Details the turbocharger's main components and their configuration.
Defines the correct applications and operational boundaries for the turbocharger.
Provides guidelines for storing turbochargers and spare parts to maintain integrity.
Covers crucial operational and safety advice beyond specific procedures.
Explains the meaning of symbols and terms used throughout the document.
Describes the information presented on the turbocharger's identification plate.
Lists contact details for ABB Turbocharging service stations and support.
Introduces the importance of safety and potential residual risks during operation.
States the turbocharger's compliance with relevant European directives.
Explains the meaning and necessity of safety signs and symbols.
Clarifies the meaning of WARNING and CAUTION statements for safe operation.
Identifies the location and importance of warning labels affixed to the turbocharger.
Outlines general safety procedures for operating and maintaining the turbocharger.
Details potential risks from mechanical, noise, heat, and material hazards.
Specifies requirements for periodic inspection of pressure vessels used with the turbocharger.
Provides safety instructions and best practices for lifting turbocharger components.
Details requirements for proper lubrication, filtration, viscosity, and pressure for safe start-up.
Covers essential visual checks and monitoring before and during turbocharger commissioning.
Outlines procedures for restarting the turbocharger after a period of inactivity.
Discusses noise levels and measures to mitigate them during turbocharger operation.
Describes routine visual checks, monitoring, and functional checks for operational integrity.
Provides estimated service life and replacement intervals for various turbocharger components.
Explains the system for continuously monitoring turbocharger rotational speed.
Details proper procedures for stopping the engine to ensure turbocharger longevity.
Introduces the scope and importance of general maintenance tasks for turbocharger function.
Describes methods for cleaning the compressor stage while the turbocharger is running.
Explains procedures for cleaning turbine components during normal operation.
Outlines steps for cleaning individual turbocharger parts using mechanical methods.
Lists common issues encountered during turbocharger start-up and their solutions.
Addresses the phenomenon of turbocharger surging and its potential causes and remedies.
Covers various operational problems, their causes, and recommended corrective actions.
Identifies issues that may arise during the turbocharger's shutdown sequence.
Addresses potential faults and troubleshooting steps for the turbocharger speed sensing system.
Provides guidance on safely suspending and transporting the turbocharger.
Lists the weights of different turbocharger models for handling purposes.
Details the step-by-step procedure for safely disconnecting and removing the turbocharger.
Outlines the process for correctly mounting and connecting the turbocharger.
Sets preconditions and general advice for disassembling and assembling the turbocharger.
Provides weights for individual turbocharger components and assemblies.
Offers detailed instructions for taking apart and reassembling the turbocharger.
Explains how to measure critical axial and radial clearances within the turbocharger.
Details the procedure for measuring radial clearances at specific points in the turbocharger.
Lists the specified tightening torques for various bolted connections during assembly.
Describes how to properly shut down the turbocharger, including cover plate installation.
Provides mothballing measures for turbochargers when the engine is inactive for less than a year.
Outlines specific mothballing procedures for longer engine storage periods.
Explains the process for identifying and ordering necessary spare parts.
Illustrates turbocharger components with their corresponding part numbers.
Shows exploded views of the cartridge group with part numbers for identification.
