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Turbocharger / A100-M radial
Original assembly instructions – English
This document is valid for the VTR
series:
VTR184, VTR214, VTR254, VTR304,
VTR354
Purpose
The assembly instructions explain how the ABB
turbocharger is fitted to the engine correctly and
without any health and safety risks.
Target group
The assembly instructions are intended for
engineers and mechanics responsible for fitting
the turbocharger on the engine.
VTR turbocharger
The very first step in heavy-duty turbocharging
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Turbocharger / VTR184 ... VTR354
Original assembly instructions – English
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Summary

Introduction to Assembly Instructions

Purpose of Assembly Instructions

Explains the purpose of the assembly instructions and their relation to machinery directive requirements.

Target Audience Definition

Defines the intended audience for the assembly instructions, requiring basic mechanical training.

Document Symbols and Definitions

Explains symbols, definitions, design variants, and accuracy of illustrations used within the document.

Safety Guidelines

General Safety Introduction

Introduces safety aspects, CE conformity, residual risks, and responsibilities for safe turbocharger operation.

Safe Lifting Load Procedures

Provides safety warnings and guidelines for lifting loads, including PPE and angle limits for safe handling.

Occupational Safety and Hazards

Covers general safety, PPE, falling risk, mechanical hazards, and operating material hazards for safe work practices.

Turbocharger Weight and Transportation

Turbocharger Installation

Completion Work After Installation

Details post-installation tasks such as connecting pipes and fitting speed sensors as per engine builder's instructions.

Turbocharger and Spare Parts Storage

Short-Term Storage (Up to 6 Months)

Outlines storage requirements for up to 6 months using VCI packaging without additional preservation measures.

Long-Term Storage Procedures and Unpacking

Details long-term storage procedures involving VCI, periodic maintenance, hygrometer checks, and safe unpacking to prevent condensation.

Additional Information and Resources

Operation Manual Reference

Directs users to the Operation Manual for detailed commissioning, operation, and maintenance information.

Summary

Introduction to Assembly Instructions

Purpose of Assembly Instructions

Explains the purpose of the assembly instructions and their relation to machinery directive requirements.

Target Audience Definition

Defines the intended audience for the assembly instructions, requiring basic mechanical training.

Document Symbols and Definitions

Explains symbols, definitions, design variants, and accuracy of illustrations used within the document.

Safety Guidelines

General Safety Introduction

Introduces safety aspects, CE conformity, residual risks, and responsibilities for safe turbocharger operation.

Safe Lifting Load Procedures

Provides safety warnings and guidelines for lifting loads, including PPE and angle limits for safe handling.

Occupational Safety and Hazards

Covers general safety, PPE, falling risk, mechanical hazards, and operating material hazards for safe work practices.

Turbocharger Weight and Transportation

Turbocharger Installation

Completion Work After Installation

Details post-installation tasks such as connecting pipes and fitting speed sensors as per engine builder's instructions.

Turbocharger and Spare Parts Storage

Short-Term Storage (Up to 6 Months)

Outlines storage requirements for up to 6 months using VCI packaging without additional preservation measures.

Long-Term Storage Procedures and Unpacking

Details long-term storage procedures involving VCI, periodic maintenance, hygrometer checks, and safe unpacking to prevent condensation.

Additional Information and Resources

Operation Manual Reference

Directs users to the Operation Manual for detailed commissioning, operation, and maintenance information.

Overview

The provided document is an assembly instruction manual for ABB Turbochargers, specifically covering the VTR184 to VTR354 series.

Function Description

The ABB turbocharger is a heavy-duty device designed to be fitted to an engine to enhance its performance. These assembly instructions detail the correct and safe procedure for installing the turbocharger, ensuring it operates without health and safety risks. The turbochargers are manufactured by ABB Turbocharging and are considered state-of-the-art, complying with pertinent safety and health-protection requirements applicable at the time of manufacture. They are classified as partly completed machinery under machinery directive 2006/42/EC.

Important Technical Specifications

The manual provides weight specifications for various models within the VTR series, which are crucial for transportation and installation planning:

  • VTR 184: 285 kg
  • VTR 214: 420 kg
  • VTR 254: 675 kg
  • VTR 304: 1100 kg
  • VTR 354: 1800 kg

These weights represent the heaviest possible variant for each model; the actual weight on the rating plate may be lower depending on the specific configuration.

For installation, foot fixing screws of strength class 10.9 or 12.9 are required. The rating plate, which contains the serial number and other relevant data, is attached to the core hole cover of the turbocharger.

Usage Features

The primary usage feature of this document is to guide engineers and mechanics through the installation process of the turbocharger onto an engine. Key steps include:

  • Lifting and Positioning: Attaching suitable lifting gear, aligning the turbocharger on its bracket, and carefully placing it. The manual emphasizes safety precautions for lifting loads, including using technically perfect lifting gear with sufficient capacity, ensuring proper suspension on the crane hook, and maintaining an attachment angle of no more than 45° if multiple suspension points are used. Safety gloves and helmets are mandatory during lifting operations.
  • Securing: Tightening foot fixing screws with the admissible tightening torque.
  • Connecting Peripherals: Attaching all gas, air, water, and oil pipes according to the engine builder's instructions.
  • Sensor Installation: Fitting the speed sensor and plugging in its cable connector.

The document also highlights the importance of observing the Operation Manual for commissioning, operation, maintenance, and ordering spare parts. This manual can be accessed online using the serial number found on the turbocharger's rating plate.

Maintenance Features

The manual provides detailed instructions for the storage of new turbochargers and spare parts, which are essential for maintaining their condition before installation:

  • Short-term Storage (up to 6 months): New turbochargers and spare parts can be stored in their sealed packaging without additional mothballing measures for up to 6 months from the date of delivery, indicated by a VCI (Volatile Corrosion Inhibitor) label. Storage must be in dry rooms with relative humidity between 40-70% to prevent condensation.
  • Long-term Storage (over 6 months): For storage exceeding 6 months, regular mothballing measures are required every 6 months. This involves:
    • Opening the package.
    • Removing and replacing the VCI corrosion protection emitter with a new, identical one (available from www.branopac.com).
    • Disposing of the old VCI emitter in an environmentally compatible manner.
    • Resealing the package effectively to ensure permanent protection.
  • Monitoring During Long-term Storage: Turbochargers prepared for prolonged storage are equipped with a hygrometer in a sight-glass (accessible through an opening in the wooden crate). The hygrometer (02) should be checked every 6 months. If the 70% field of the hygrometer changes color, indicating that the maximum permissible humidity has been exceeded, the turbocharger must be inspected and repacked by an ABB Turbocharging Service Station.
  • Periodic Inspection: Every 3 years, an ABB Turbocharging Service Station must inspect the component, replace the desiccant agent, and repackage the component.
  • Unpacking: To prevent condensation, the turbocharger and its surroundings must be at the same temperature during unpacking. The corrosion protection effect ceases once the material is unpacked from the VCI package.

Safety in Maintenance: The manual stresses occupational safety during all work on the turbocharger, including maintenance. This involves wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (safety footwear, protective clothing, safety gloves, safety helmet, safety goggles, respiratory mask), observing mandatory signs, and adhering to general rules for occupational safety and accident prevention. Personnel must be authorized, trained, and physically/psychologically stable. The workplace must be clean, and suitable tools and equipment must be used. Specific warnings are given regarding handling operating materials (oils, greases, coolants, cleaning agents, solvents, acids) due to health and flammability risks, requiring proper ventilation, avoiding skin contact and inhalation, and consulting material safety data sheets.

ABB VTR Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandABB
ModelVTR Series
CategoryAir Compressor
LanguageEnglish

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