Frick HPS 2709 User Manual

070.750-IOM2 (JUN 22)
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HPS 273 and 407 Rotary Screw Compressor
Installation - Operation - Maintenance
Figure 3: Nameplate and Vi locations
Callout Component
A Nameplate
See note after Table 5.
Table 2: Geometrical swept volume, 2709 model
m
3
/h cfm 1.5%
Lpm
1.5%
gpm
1,450 rpm 676 398 169 45
1,750 rpm 816 480 204 54
2,950 rpm 1,375 809 344 91
3,550 rpm 1,655 974 414 109
Table 3: Geometrical swept volume, 2712 model
m
3
/h cfm 1.5%
Lpm
1.5%
gpm
1,450 rpm 901 530 225 59
1,750 rpm 1,088 640 272 72
2,950 rpm 1,833 1,079 458 121
3,550 rpm 2,206 1,298 552 146
Table 4: Geometrical swept volume, 4009 model
m
3
/h cfm 1.5%
Lpm
1.5%
gpm
1,450 rpm 2,219 1,303 555 146
1,750 rpm 2,678 1,576 670 177
2,950 rpm 4,514 2,657 1,129 298
3,550 rpm 5,432 3,197 1,358 359
Table 5: Geometrical swept volume, 4012 model
m
3
/h cfm 1.5%
Lpm
1.5%
gpm
1,450 rpm 2,958 1,741 740 195
1,750 rpm 3,570 2,101 893 236
2,950 rpm 6,018 3,542 1,505 397
3,550 rpm 7,242 4,262 1,811 478
Note: 1.5% oil ow as a percentage of compressor
model’s swept volume
Long-term storage
Long-term storage, is defined between six months and
ve years. Provisions are required, regardless of storage
environment, if start-up and useful operation does not oc-
cur within six months of equipment shipment. Special pro-
visions may be required for storage of less than 6 months
if the storage area is subject to environments with high
humidity, large changes in temperature, dusty atmosphere,
or other unusual environmental conditions.
The standard Johnson Controls-Frick Warranty for an HPS
273 and 407 screw compressors covers 12 months from
start-up or 18 months from shipment, whichever comes
rst. Make arrangements with the local Johnson Controls-
Frick service organization, arranged through factory
service, regarding surveillance and maintenance during
the storage period. It is the customer’s responsibility to
submit a monthly report showing the condition of the unit
and noting any discrepancies to the guidelines listed in this
manual.
Note: Failure to comply with this long-term storage sug-
gestion may void the warranty.
Long-term storage of equipment may lead to the deterio-
ration of components over the period of time. Synthetic
components in the compressor may deteriorate over time
even if they are kept ooded with oil. A warm and dry
environment is essential to minimize environmental and
corrosion damage.
Follow the steps in Preparing the compressor for storage
and Maintaining the compressor in storage to maintain the
screw compressor warranty.
Preparing the compressor for storage
1. Evacuate the compressor to remove moisture.
2. Connect the evacuation lines to the three Schrader
access valves provided with the compressor. One valve
is connected to the compressor suction and the other
two valves are located at the block on the cylinder.
3. Break the vacuum with dry nitrogen and bring pressure
to 0 bar (0 psig).
4. Pump oil into the SM1. Use break-in oil part number
111Q0831809 for storage purposes.
Note: The amount of oil necessary to ll a given compres-
sor model depends on the L/D size involved and
the actual internal clearances of the compressor.
The approximate volume of oil needed to ll the
compressor is between 20 gal to 25 gal for HPS 273
compressors, and 100 gal to 120 gal for HPS 407
compressors.
Note: The gal amount of oil are average values, which
vary based on the specic HPS model.
5. After the compressor is oil charged, pressurize the
compressor to 1.0 bar (14.5 psig) with nitrogen.
See

Frick HPS 2709 Specifications

General

Brand	Frick
Model	HPS 2709
Category	Air Compressor
Language	English