INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
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EASCO payment of freight costs and charge of same, along with administrative
charges, to Purchaser/Consignee. Unless specifically directed by Purchaser/Consignee,
the transportation carrier/agent shall be contracted by EASCO, at its sole discretion.
Mode of transportation, unless specifically directed by Purchaser/Consignee at time of
purchase, shall be at the discretion of the transportation carrier/agent.
4.2 Placement Setting of Equipment
4.2.1 All EASCO Factory Packaged Boiler Assemblies (PBA) are equipped with Rigging
Lifting Lugs to accommodate rigging maneuvers for final Equipment placement.
Extreme care and caution is to be adhered to, during this procedure, and in preparation
of Project site for general safety, access, shoring and security, as required. Rigging
procedures shall be accomplished only by competent, qualified and, where mandated
by Local Jurisdiction, a Licensed Master Rigger Contractor, to assure the proper and safe
handling, placement and installation of Equipment.
4.2.2 When necessary, it is recommended that Equipment be rolled into position using
rigger ‘skates’. Use of pipe, as rollers, is not recommended as the weight of Equipment,
on pipe, may cause deflection of skid rails, or service platform when provided, if ample
numbers of ‘pipe rollers’ are not utilized to uniformly distribute weight. Skid rails shall not be
utilized and altered, in any manner, to accommodate a safety, hold back and/or steering line.
4.2.3 Equipment shall be so located as to provide for proper venting and adequate
clearances, and means, for general access, inspection, maintenance, serviceability and
installation of field piping and electrical connections. Minimum tube pull clearances
must be adhered to in order to facilitate future replacement, as required.
4.2.4 This Equipment is designed only for use on noncombustible flooring. Floor
construction shall be a level setting and have load-bearing characteristics to support
operating weight of Equipment. A foundation, or housekeeping pad, properly designed by
an experienced and competent Licensed Design Professional Engineer, is recommended,
particularly for existing flooring construction, which may be structurally inadequate, not
level and/or subject to periodic water flooding, and/or seepage, conditions.
4.2.5 Clearances at, and about, this Equipment, shall be provided for in accordance
with the most current accepted editions of any, and all, applicable Codes and Standards
governing the design, handling, installation, commissioning, operation, care and
continued maintenance of such equipment including those Codes and Standards, and
Specification requirements, which are mandated by Local Jurisdictions, and/or Utilities,
having authority. Provide for Minimum Clearances of 18-in at top, sides, rear and flue
gas breeching venting and 48-in from front of Equipment. Local Jurisdictions, and/or
Utilities, having authority, should be consulted prior to installation to assure applicable
Codes and Standards compliance.
4.3 Flue Gas Venting Requirements
4.3.1 Venting systems shall be provided for in accordance with the most current
accepted editions of any, and all, applicable Codes and Standards governing the design,
handling, installation, commissioning, operation, care and continued maintenance of
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