TP0000056 (C) Oil Module
TP0000056 (C) Oil Module
EGE LTD
Contract Ref: J23250 & J24358
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1.0 EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATION
1.3 Pumps
1.5 Filter/Strainers
1.7 Heaters
1.8 Valves
1.9 Pipework
1.10 Instrumentation
1.12 Paintwork
6.0 DRAWINGS
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The Reservoir is equipped with heaters to improve cold start conditions and the
module is equipped with pressure and temperature instruments.
Construction is an all welded fabrication executed in 6mm mild steel plate, suitably
stiffened to prevent deflection or distortion. Mounting pads are provided for pumps,
heaters and air cleaner, together with flanged return connection points. The drain
point is fitted with a lockable gate valve. An internal baffle plate separates the return
flow from the suction zone to promote deaeration. The reservoir is fitted with a
pressurised filler/breather and sampling points and painted internally and externally in
accordance with ‘Brush’ specifications (see 1.12).
1.3 Pumps
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DC - Thrige Scott
4kW, 1950rpm, 125v DC compound wound, 36.4A
F.L.C., I.E.C. 34:1, Pure D.C.
Frame size LAK132C
Fitted with 35w, 110v AC anti-condensation heater
1.4.1 The system is equipped with a twin Air Blast Cooler horizontally
mounted and fitted with two 50% duty motorised fans.
(Air travel is vertically upwards).
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1.5 Filters/Strainers
1.5.1 Each pump is fitted with a strainer at the foot of the suction pipe.
Filtration rating 125µm.
1.5.2 The main filter unit (F3001 and F3002) is a duplex filter, with 2.1/2” S.A.E.
connections and fitted with disposable paper, 10µm, elements and a visual
indicator set at 2.2 bar.
The reservoir is vented via a ‘Trion’ T1001 electrostatic air cleaner, which serves to
attract any residual oil mist, carried over. Air is discharged to atmosphere via an
extractor fan.
Any oil extracted is piped back to the reservoir via 10mm o.d. tubing.
The reservoir is equipped with three oil immersion heaters each rated at 1.76kW.
They are suitable for Dual Voltage, 415/460v, 3ph, 50/60Hz. They are withdrawable
and rated at 4w/in2 .
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1.8 Valves
Dumping flow prior to cooler and with external pressure sensing at module
discharge point. ESME 1.1/2”, Type: R1490 Diaphragm Control Valve.
Range 1.0 to 2.3 bar.
‘AMOT’, 3 way, mixing type, 2.1/2” n.b. flanged ANSI 125lb, located after the
cooler.
Instrument isolation valves are stainless steel needle valves, with integral
hex head bleed plug.
1.9 Pipework
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1.10 Instrumentation
1.10.1 Pressure
1.10.2 Temperature
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1.10.3 Level
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1.12 Paintwork
2.1 The Systems have been thoroughly flushed through and tested in respect of
both performance and cleanliness at fabrication Works.
3.1 Installation
Lubrication
Feedlines – 2 off - 2.1/2” NB ANSI 150# Flange
Lubrication
Return Line – 2 off - 4” ANSI 150# Flange
3.2 Services
Pumps )
Heaters )
Air Blast Cooler Fans ) 380-415v, 3ph, 50Hz / 440-480v, 3ph, 60Hz
Precipitator Fan )
Precipitator 110-120v, 1ph, 50/60Hz
Emergency Pump 125v Pure D.C.
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3.3 Pipework
Install site pipework, ensuring all traces of swarf, weld splatter and debris are thoroughly
removed before making connections.
3.4 Commissioning
a] Flushing
Before commencing flushing, bypass the lubrication points with flexible hoses
or temporary pipework to avoid possible damage by loose abrasive matter.
Thoroughly flush pipework via external flushing circuit until system is clean.
To dislodge dirt and scale, site piping should be hammered, with soft mallet during
flushing; special attention being paid to the areas of site welds.
In all, flushing should continue for at least 48 hours or until the test screen
meets required standard.
After flushing, drain the oil and connect oil lubrication system to system
pipework.
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On initial start up, ensure pipework system has been filled with oil and oil is
returning to the tank. Check all flanges and unions for tightness; adjust as
necessary to accommodate any loosening arising in transit. Switch off pump
and wait for available oil to drain back to the tank. Note level of tank in this
condition. This is the run down level and maximum to be encountered. More
oil may then be added to bring the level to approximately 150mm below tank
top.
Check that all switches are set to the desired set point.
If required, the two AC pumps may be initially run together to provide greater oil
flow to the generator.
Adjust pressure control valve (PCV3001) as necessary – factory set at 1.7 bar.
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Action in the event of trouble, is best determined by reference to the chart below:-
System will not start Incorrect electrical supply to pump Check electrics
motor and/or pressure switch
interlocks
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Oil fails to reach points of Flow control valve wrongly adjusted Check and re-set
application
Oil temperature abnormally Oil cooler not operating correctly Check and adjust
high
Oil temperature too low Tank heater set too high or not cutting Check and re-set or replace
out
System builds up abnormally Pressure relief valve incorrectly set or Check and adjust or clean as
high pressure blocked necessary
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MS12-29 Pumps
MS4-39 Filter
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6.0 DRAWINGS
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