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Indicates immediate danger leading to severe injury or death.
Indicates a possibly dangerous situation leading to severe injury or death.
Indicates a possibly dangerous situation leading to minor injury or property damage.
Provides important tips for designated use and function of the device.
Explains the use of bullet points and numbered lists for content separation.
Details how handling instructions are presented and sequenced for procedural guidance.
Describes the target audience, document structure, and notes on technical changes.
Provides contact details for the manufacturer, including postal and email addresses.
Offers contact information for sales support and technical service.
Identifies the manufacturer and provides their address for compliance documentation.
Lists machine designation, model, size, and conformity to directives/standards.
Specifies the pump's intended applications and warns against non-intended use.
Details requirements for pumped liquids, including limitations on abrasive media.
Lists the maximum permissible particle sizes for different NOVALOBE pump models.
Provides guidelines for system connections and piping to ensure proper pump function.
Specifies the maximum allowed switching operations per hour for the pump.
Clarifies that instructions refer to standard pump versions, excluding special designs.
Emphasizes reading all safety precautions for safe installation, operation, and maintenance.
Explains the meaning of Danger, Warning, Caution, and Notice symbols used in the manual.
Outlines mandatory safety practices for the operator and company, including machine parts and rotating components.
Lists hazards resulting from ignoring safety instructions, such as bodily harm or machine damage.
Stresses adherence to all safety instructions, regulations, and company provisions.
Covers rules for modifications and emphasizes the use of original spare parts for safety.
Defines requirements for personnel working with the pump, including training and knowledge.
Instructs on maintaining safety signs and instructions on the machine in legible condition.
Provides a visual overview and list of main components of the NOVALOBE pump.
Describes the NOVALOBE series pumps as positive displacement pumps for viscous liquids and sterile processes.
Details the typical applications for NOVALOBE pumps in various industries like food and pharma.
Presents a table with pump model names and key specifications like size and displacement.
Explains the information found on the pump's nameplate for identification and technical data.
Specifies that only qualified staff should handle pump transport and storage.
Lists crucial safety warnings related to sharp edges, tipping, rolling, and falling loads during transport.
Provides warnings about frost risk and general storage conditions for optimal later operation.
Lists dimensions and weights for different NOVALOBE models, noting potential variations.
Guides on how to unpack the pump, inspect for transit damage, and report claims.
Advises on environmentally friendly disposal and recycling of packaging materials.
Explains the importance of the serial number for unique identification and ordering spare parts.
States that the pump was checked with water for performance verification.
Explains factors influencing noise emissions and mentions protective measures for high sound levels.
Warns about exceeding maximum temperatures and the resulting dangers like bursting.
Warns about pressure overload and specifies factors affecting the pump's maximum operating pressure.
Lists permissible pressures and temperatures for heatable components like back plates and pump housings.
Provides rotation speed limits for O-ring seals and notes on medium influence on maximum speed.
Shows measuring points and values for gap dimensions between rotors, back plates, and housings.
Illustrates and describes positions for fittings like oil sight glass and bleed valves based on nozzle orientation.
Lists critical safety warnings for pump installation and connection, covering mechanical overload and foreign objects.
States that personnel performing setup, installation, and connection must be adequately qualified.
Details steps to check rotor smoothness before installation to detect transport damage.
Explains the importance and steps for proper coupling alignment to ensure service life.
Details the procedure for adjusting coupling alignment using the pump's setup and base frame.
Provides tables of permissible axial and radial shaft offset values for Flender couplings.
Lists torques and clearances for threaded pins used with Flender B/BDS couplings.
Guides on optimal suction setup in the piping system to avoid cavitation and reduce pressure losses.
Explains the function and requirements of mechanical seals, including lubrication and dry run prevention.
Specifies minimum distances required around the pump for installation and motor performance.
Discusses causes of noise and vibration and how machine feet contribute to damping.
Introduces flush ports and the basic requirements for flushing fluid.
Lists criteria for suitable flushing fluids, including flowability, purity, and compatibility.
Briefly describes single and double mechanical seals and their suitability for flushing applications.
Details how to connect the flushing system for single and double mechanical seals, including pressure requirements.
Provides safety warnings for electrical connections, emphasizing licensed electricians and local regulations.
Shows the wiring diagram for connecting the pump motor in a star configuration.
Shows the wiring diagram for connecting the pump motor in a delta configuration.
Discusses connecting motors to frequency converters and potential issues like motor noise and insulation load.
Outlines steps to verify correct motor rotation direction after electrical connection.
Emphasizes the importance of proper earthing for safety and potential equalization.
Explains how the rotary pistons work to draw in and convey the pumping medium.
States that personnel performing commissioning must be suitably qualified for the task.
Warns about dangers during commissioning, such as conveying against a closed valve or overheating.
Covers checking initial conditions and performing the pump's first startup procedure.
Details how to test the mechanical seal for leakage after installation.
Explains operating pumps on a trolley with a control unit for switching and setting rotation.
Requires qualified personnel for performing cleaning operations on the pump.
Lists safety warnings related to cleaning agents, hot surfaces, steam sterilization, and dry running of seals.
Explains Cleaning in Place (CIP) and lists approved cleaning agents and their concentrations.
Explains Sterilisation in Place (SIP) using superheated steam and temperature requirements.
Provides safety warnings for maintenance and inspection tasks, including securing the pump.
States that personnel performing maintenance and servicing must be suitably qualified.
Covers general pump maintenance tasks and daily checks for components like seals and couplings.
Lists essential daily checks for oil level, mechanical seals, O-rings, and couplings.
Discusses O-ring replacement due to wear or damage, highlighting hygiene risks and visual inspection criteria.
Covers relubrication intervals, oil quantities, and recommended oil types for the gear unit.
Explains how to read the gear motor nameplate for maintenance-related information.
Guides on checking the motor nameplate for relubrication intervals and other maintenance data.
Requires qualified personnel for troubleshooting and repair activities.
Lists general safety warnings before starting troubleshooting or repair, including power disconnection and depressurization.
Provides a table detailing common malfunctions, their causes, and recommended remedies for troubleshooting.
Introduces the repair section, covering legal compliance and the process for repair orders.
Details requirements for submitting a repair order, including the certificate of non-objection and cleaning prerequisites.
Shows an exploded view and parts list for the NOVALOBE 10-50 pump for identification.
Provides an exploded view and parts list for the gear unit, aiding in component identification.
Gives general instructions and warnings for pump installation, focusing on hygiene and using correct parts.
Advises on cleaning components before assembly to maintain hygiene and prevent contamination.
Shows individual parts of a single mechanical seal, illustrating its components.
Lists tools and outlines initial steps for disassembling rotors and mechanical seals from the pump.
Details the process of installing mechanical seals and rotors, including greasing and specific component placement.
Provides a table specifying torques for rotor bolts and cap nuts during installation.
States that personnel performing decommissioning must be suitably qualified.
Lists safety warnings for decommissioning, including hazards related to closed valves and cleaning.
Outlines steps for safely and temporarily taking the pump out of service.
Advises on environmentally friendly disposal methods for the pump and its parts, suggesting specialized companies.
Refers to separate assembly instructions for pumps without motor and base.
States that assembly personnel must be suitably qualified for the task.
Guides on selecting components for ATEX applications and checking relevant markings.
Covers installing gear motors and couplings, and discusses ATEX considerations for installations.
Refers to coupling alignment instructions provided by the coupling manufacturer and specific manual sections.
Specifies fitting a coupling guard in accordance with relevant machine directives and requirements.
States that machines must comply with the Machine Directive before being put into operation.
Explains manufacturer and installation responsibilities under ATEX directives for potentially explosive atmospheres.
Mentions the requirement for a certificate of non-objection for inspection or repair services.
Indicates immediate danger leading to severe injury or death.
Indicates a possibly dangerous situation leading to severe injury or death.
Indicates a possibly dangerous situation leading to minor injury or property damage.
Provides important tips for designated use and function of the device.
Explains the use of bullet points and numbered lists for content separation.
Details how handling instructions are presented and sequenced for procedural guidance.
Describes the target audience, document structure, and notes on technical changes.
Provides contact details for the manufacturer, including postal and email addresses.
Offers contact information for sales support and technical service.
Identifies the manufacturer and provides their address for compliance documentation.
Lists machine designation, model, size, and conformity to directives/standards.
Specifies the pump's intended applications and warns against non-intended use.
Details requirements for pumped liquids, including limitations on abrasive media.
Lists the maximum permissible particle sizes for different NOVALOBE pump models.
Provides guidelines for system connections and piping to ensure proper pump function.
Specifies the maximum allowed switching operations per hour for the pump.
Clarifies that instructions refer to standard pump versions, excluding special designs.
Emphasizes reading all safety precautions for safe installation, operation, and maintenance.
Explains the meaning of Danger, Warning, Caution, and Notice symbols used in the manual.
Outlines mandatory safety practices for the operator and company, including machine parts and rotating components.
Lists hazards resulting from ignoring safety instructions, such as bodily harm or machine damage.
Stresses adherence to all safety instructions, regulations, and company provisions.
Covers rules for modifications and emphasizes the use of original spare parts for safety.
Defines requirements for personnel working with the pump, including training and knowledge.
Instructs on maintaining safety signs and instructions on the machine in legible condition.
Provides a visual overview and list of main components of the NOVALOBE pump.
Describes the NOVALOBE series pumps as positive displacement pumps for viscous liquids and sterile processes.
Details the typical applications for NOVALOBE pumps in various industries like food and pharma.
Presents a table with pump model names and key specifications like size and displacement.
Explains the information found on the pump's nameplate for identification and technical data.
Specifies that only qualified staff should handle pump transport and storage.
Lists crucial safety warnings related to sharp edges, tipping, rolling, and falling loads during transport.
Provides warnings about frost risk and general storage conditions for optimal later operation.
Lists dimensions and weights for different NOVALOBE models, noting potential variations.
Guides on how to unpack the pump, inspect for transit damage, and report claims.
Advises on environmentally friendly disposal and recycling of packaging materials.
Explains the importance of the serial number for unique identification and ordering spare parts.
States that the pump was checked with water for performance verification.
Explains factors influencing noise emissions and mentions protective measures for high sound levels.
Warns about exceeding maximum temperatures and the resulting dangers like bursting.
Warns about pressure overload and specifies factors affecting the pump's maximum operating pressure.
Lists permissible pressures and temperatures for heatable components like back plates and pump housings.
Provides rotation speed limits for O-ring seals and notes on medium influence on maximum speed.
Shows measuring points and values for gap dimensions between rotors, back plates, and housings.
Illustrates and describes positions for fittings like oil sight glass and bleed valves based on nozzle orientation.
Lists critical safety warnings for pump installation and connection, covering mechanical overload and foreign objects.
States that personnel performing setup, installation, and connection must be adequately qualified.
Details steps to check rotor smoothness before installation to detect transport damage.
Explains the importance and steps for proper coupling alignment to ensure service life.
Details the procedure for adjusting coupling alignment using the pump's setup and base frame.
Provides tables of permissible axial and radial shaft offset values for Flender couplings.
Lists torques and clearances for threaded pins used with Flender B/BDS couplings.
Guides on optimal suction setup in the piping system to avoid cavitation and reduce pressure losses.
Explains the function and requirements of mechanical seals, including lubrication and dry run prevention.
Specifies minimum distances required around the pump for installation and motor performance.
Discusses causes of noise and vibration and how machine feet contribute to damping.
Introduces flush ports and the basic requirements for flushing fluid.
Lists criteria for suitable flushing fluids, including flowability, purity, and compatibility.
Briefly describes single and double mechanical seals and their suitability for flushing applications.
Details how to connect the flushing system for single and double mechanical seals, including pressure requirements.
Provides safety warnings for electrical connections, emphasizing licensed electricians and local regulations.
Shows the wiring diagram for connecting the pump motor in a star configuration.
Shows the wiring diagram for connecting the pump motor in a delta configuration.
Discusses connecting motors to frequency converters and potential issues like motor noise and insulation load.
Outlines steps to verify correct motor rotation direction after electrical connection.
Emphasizes the importance of proper earthing for safety and potential equalization.
Explains how the rotary pistons work to draw in and convey the pumping medium.
States that personnel performing commissioning must be suitably qualified for the task.
Warns about dangers during commissioning, such as conveying against a closed valve or overheating.
Covers checking initial conditions and performing the pump's first startup procedure.
Details how to test the mechanical seal for leakage after installation.
Explains operating pumps on a trolley with a control unit for switching and setting rotation.
Requires qualified personnel for performing cleaning operations on the pump.
Lists safety warnings related to cleaning agents, hot surfaces, steam sterilization, and dry running of seals.
Explains Cleaning in Place (CIP) and lists approved cleaning agents and their concentrations.
Explains Sterilisation in Place (SIP) using superheated steam and temperature requirements.
Provides safety warnings for maintenance and inspection tasks, including securing the pump.
States that personnel performing maintenance and servicing must be suitably qualified.
Covers general pump maintenance tasks and daily checks for components like seals and couplings.
Lists essential daily checks for oil level, mechanical seals, O-rings, and couplings.
Discusses O-ring replacement due to wear or damage, highlighting hygiene risks and visual inspection criteria.
Covers relubrication intervals, oil quantities, and recommended oil types for the gear unit.
Explains how to read the gear motor nameplate for maintenance-related information.
Guides on checking the motor nameplate for relubrication intervals and other maintenance data.
Requires qualified personnel for troubleshooting and repair activities.
Lists general safety warnings before starting troubleshooting or repair, including power disconnection and depressurization.
Provides a table detailing common malfunctions, their causes, and recommended remedies for troubleshooting.
Introduces the repair section, covering legal compliance and the process for repair orders.
Details requirements for submitting a repair order, including the certificate of non-objection and cleaning prerequisites.
Shows an exploded view and parts list for the NOVALOBE 10-50 pump for identification.
Provides an exploded view and parts list for the gear unit, aiding in component identification.
Gives general instructions and warnings for pump installation, focusing on hygiene and using correct parts.
Advises on cleaning components before assembly to maintain hygiene and prevent contamination.
Shows individual parts of a single mechanical seal, illustrating its components.
Lists tools and outlines initial steps for disassembling rotors and mechanical seals from the pump.
Details the process of installing mechanical seals and rotors, including greasing and specific component placement.
Provides a table specifying torques for rotor bolts and cap nuts during installation.
States that personnel performing decommissioning must be suitably qualified.
Lists safety warnings for decommissioning, including hazards related to closed valves and cleaning.
Outlines steps for safely and temporarily taking the pump out of service.
Advises on environmentally friendly disposal methods for the pump and its parts, suggesting specialized companies.
Refers to separate assembly instructions for pumps without motor and base.
States that assembly personnel must be suitably qualified for the task.
Guides on selecting components for ATEX applications and checking relevant markings.
Covers installing gear motors and couplings, and discusses ATEX considerations for installations.
Refers to coupling alignment instructions provided by the coupling manufacturer and specific manual sections.
Specifies fitting a coupling guard in accordance with relevant machine directives and requirements.
States that machines must comply with the Machine Directive before being put into operation.
Explains manufacturer and installation responsibilities under ATEX directives for potentially explosive atmospheres.
Mentions the requirement for a certificate of non-objection for inspection or repair services.
General| Brand | GEA |
|---|---|
| Model | NOVALOBE 10 |
| Category | Water Pump |
| Language | English |
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