Operating manual - Fan CF-C Mounting, installation and connection
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6.5 Installation and assembly of the fan
The fan has been designed, constructed, inspected and delivered to the operating conditions
in accordance with the conditions specified during the order. Do not exceed the values
specified in the data sheet.
Danger of suspended load
The suspended load may break off, it is possible that it swings or
catches persons. This can resu
lt in serious injury of the personnel and
Do not stand below a suspended load.
When replacing elements, always attach them carefully to
appropriate slings.
Avoid putting the suspended load in a swinging motion.
The subcontractors' documentation should be followed.
Risk caused by lifting and transporting fan components in an inappropriate way
The result of lifting and transporting the fan components in an
inappropriate way may be injuries and destruction of these
components.
Use only hoists, slings and fasteners with sufficient load capacity.
For transporting and lifting the fan, use the holes provided for this
purpose for transport lugs, slings and fasteners which should be in
perfect condition. It is possible to fasten only in the intended fixing
points of the transport lugs.
Do not tie wire ropes and chains.
Do not connect ropes by binding them.
Twisted ropes should be straightened before lifting.
Do not allow ropes to bend sharply.
Make sure that thimbles, rope eyes, rings and other elements of the
slings are freely movable on the hooks.
Do not carry loads over people.
Any auxiliary lugs, for example at the drive, etc. are only suitable for
suspending individual components.
6.5.1 Mounting conditions
Material damage resulting from improper location
Placing the fan outdoors or in a chemically aggressive atmosphere
may damage the fan components and cause considerable material
damage.
The fan needs to be placed in the correct location. Observe the
operating conditions according to the specifications on the
nameplate or in the drawing.
Observe the following location and ambient conditions:
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Sufficient space must be provided for the flow and outflow of the air
to cool the electric motor.
Sufficient space must be provid
ed for installation, maintenance and
repair work.
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