Edwards EDS 300

Figure 5 Oil level at pump standsll
7.1 Placement
Place the pump system on a at and level surface.
The pump is designed for operaon in building. We recommend leaving the crane eyes
screwed in.
Remove the covers and blank anges on the pump just before ng the pump so that the
assembly work can be performed under the cleanest condions.
Check whether there is any desiccant present in the intake area and remove it.
The pumps are supplied lled with synthec oil. Nothing will have to be relled. Check the
oil levels through both oil level glasses.
If one of the oil levels is found to be incorrect, contact Edwards.
Fit suitable bolts through the xing holes in the mounng feet, to secure the pump in
posion.
7.2 Normal operaon
The EDS pumps are suitable for a wide range of industrial and chemical applicaons.
Edwards has a dedicated team of applicaons engineers who can help you determine the
best EDS system for your applicaon.
If you use the system on an applicaon for which it is not suitable, you may invalidate your
warranes. If in doubt, contact Edwards.
7.2.1 Abnormal operaon
WARNING: UNPREDICTABLE FAILURES
Use of equipment in abnormal operaons can lead to failures that result in injury or
death. Misuse of the pump as described below is strictly prohibited.
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Use of the EDS as a posive displacement compressor
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Operaon outside the limits of operaon further dened in this manual
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Operaon outside the limits of the ATEX marking
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Reverse rotaon of the EDS
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Pumping gases and vapours for which the materials (see Technical data
(on page 17)
) of
the pump are not suitable
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Pumping of substances and mixtures (gases, liquids and solids) where the explosion
hazard results exclusively from the presence of explosive substances
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Pumping gases that tend to self-decompose, or that are chemically unstable
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