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General| Brand | Boge |
|---|---|
| Model | C 16 N |
| Category | Air Compressor |
| Language | English |
Details safety rules for operating the compressor, including personnel requirements and protective measures.
Alerts users to specific dangers like risk of injury from fans, noise, and high pressure.
Warns about dangers of electrical voltage and safety measures for electrical work.
Outlines the responsibilities of the compressor owner regarding safe operation and maintenance.
Defines the qualifications and training necessary for personnel working on the compressor.
Lists compulsory personal protective equipment (PPE) required for various tasks on the compressor.
Specifies safety precautions to be taken before, during, and after maintenance or repair work.
Refers to national regulations and emphasizes compliance for safe compressor operation.
Provides warnings regarding the proper disposal of waste oil and materials.
Explains warning symbols and notices used in the operating instructions for clarity and safety.
Describes the meaning of warning signs and labels found directly on the compressor unit.
Defines the specific industrial applications and conditions for which the BOGE compressors are designed.
Lists prohibited operations and misuse scenarios that can lead to danger or damage.
Advises on inspecting for transport damage and procedures for claims.
Explains the importance of type plate data for identification and service inquiries.
Lists technical specifications like dimensions, weight, sound levels, and motor data for specific models.
Provides further technical data including oil quantities, cooling requirements, and operating pressures.
Details technical specifications for the C F N series, including dimensions, sound levels, and motor data.
Lists technical data for C F N series, covering oil, cooling, and operating pressure values.
Explains how the air end compresses air using screw profiles and injected oil.
Illustrates and describes the components of the air circuit, from suction to outlet.
Details the components and function of the oil circuit, including cooler and filter.
Describes the water cooling system and its serial connection for compressors.
Illustrates and explains the serial connection of water cooling components.
Specifies requirements for water connections, including pressure and temperature.
Lists admissible concentrations of substances in cooling water to prevent damage.
Defines network pressure and how it influences compressor switching.
Explains the three basic operating states: load, idling, and standstill ready.
Describes operating modes like intermittent and continuous operation based on operating states.
Details how the control system adjusts speed based on target pressure for frequency-controlled models.
Warns about potential damage from short operating cycles and advises consulting BOGE.
Explains how safety devices interact with the BOGE monitoring system for compressor protection.
Describes the function of the temperature limit device that switches off the compressor.
Explains the role of the safety valve in preventing overpressure in the compressed air/oil chamber.
Emphasizes safety and liability regarding compressor transport and handling.
Illustrates and describes transport methods using forklift trucks or lifting carts.
Provides instructions and warnings for transporting the compressor using a crane.
Advises on proper conditions for storing the compressor if not installed immediately.
Covers installation requirements for compressed air receivers, ensuring safety and accessibility.
Specifies the requirement for a level industrial floor for compressor installation.
Outlines fire protection measures for compressor rooms based on motor ratings.
States limits for sound pressure levels in workrooms where compressors are installed.
Lists acceptable ambient temperature ranges and potential issues if exceeded.
Details requirements for ventilation to prevent overheating and ensure proper operation.
Provides guidance on arranging supply and exhaust air openings for free-standing installations.
Covers guidelines for air ducts, including flow rates and compensation for vibrations.
Specifies requirements for ventilator capacity and design for optimal cooling.
Warns about oil in condensate and directs to proper disposal methods and separators.
States that units are ready for connection and installation work must be done by trained personnel.
Guides on verifying all required parts are included in the delivery before commissioning.
Instructs on removing packing material and horizontally installing the compressor securely.
Details how to design and connect the condensate drain, ensuring safety and proper pressure.
Instructs to connect the compressor to the air network or receiver using a high-pressure hose.
Provides steps and warnings for safely removing compressor cladding for access.
Explains how to activate the belt tensioning device before commissioning.
Advises checking the oil level before commissioning, referencing the maintenance chapter.
States that each compressor plant must be equipped with a power disconnecting device.
Emphasizes matching mains voltage and frequency with type plate data.
Details the process of connecting electrical leads, ensuring correct phasing and tightening.
Ensures the compressor is installed correctly according to all specified requirements.
Details how to check and correct the drive motor's rotational direction for safe operation.
Explains the procedure for changing the electrical phase sequence to correct rotation.
Instructs on checking the compressed air outlet for leaks immediately after starting the compressor.
Specifies to open the ball valve on the compressor delivery.
Guides on checking for leaks in the oil circuit and ensuring connections are tight.
Outlines steps for conducting a trial run, checking pressure, and preparing for operation.
Provides guidance for restarting the compressor after prolonged periods of inactivity.
Explains how the heat recovery system utilizes compression heat to produce warm water.
Details the installation steps and customer-provided components for the heat exchanger.
Guides on commissioning the heat recovery system, including oil level and pipeline checks.
Describes cleaning intervals and methods for the plate heat exchanger to prevent deposits.
Troubleshooting for lack of pressure, listing causes like leaks and defective valves.
Diagnoses issues preventing compressor startup, such as power loss or fuse problems.
Identifies causes for high oil consumption, including blocked drain lines or defective separators.
Explains that safety valve activation may be due to maladjusted pressure settings.
Recommends BOGE service checks every 3000 operating hours or annually for optimal performance.
Lists key components and tasks for regular maintenance, illustrated with a diagram.
Specifies maintenance intervals based on average operating conditions, noting extreme conditions may require shorter intervals.
Details cleaning and replacement procedures for the suction filter, including safety warnings.
Provides instructions on cleaning filter cartridges without liquids and proper fitting.
Explains how to check and change supply air filter mats to ensure adequate cooling.
States that drive motor bearings have permanent lubrication and are maintenance-free under normal conditions.
Outlines the procedure for checking and changing the V-belt, noting automatic tensioning.
Details factory settings for GM-drive system motors, including tensioning spring specifications.
Provides instructions for checking the oil level and topping up, with safety warnings for hot oil.
Details the procedure and safety precautions for changing the oil filter, including hot surface warnings.
Explains how to change oil separators, warning about potential blockage and safety valve activation.
Specifies oil change intervals based on oil type and operating conditions, with warnings about mixing oils.
Explains when flushing the oil circuit with clean oil is necessary, such as when oil is soiled.
Details cleaning procedures for the cooling unit, noting its service life depends on soiling.
Describes the importance and interval for checking the safety valve's function by service personnel.
Provides instructions for changing the inline filter, warning about residual oil content if intervals are missed.
Lists essential spare and wearing parts required for compressor maintenance.
Enumerate optional equipment available for enhancing compressor functionality or treatment.
Presents a schematic diagram for air-cooled versions of the compressor series.
Shows a schematic diagram for water-cooled versions with serial connection.
Illustrates the flow chart for the BOGE-Duotherm BPT plate heat exchanger.
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