1 3TS
1 3TS
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE, AND
OPERATING MANUALS FOR EQUIPMENT 1-3TS
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1. GENERAL
1.1 Scope
1.1.1 This standard lists the topics to be covered in "Installation, Maintenance, and Operating Manuals"
furnished for engineered equipment.
1.1.2 Unless specifically noted as required for a piece of equipment, each topic shall be covered only when
applicable to the equipment for which the manual is being prepared.
Preprinted instruction manuals for standard or pre-engineered equipment will be acceptable only if:
a. They were specifically prepared for the equipment covered (i.e., same model, size, arrangement, etc.)
b. They provide adequate information on installation, operation, and maintenance of such equipment.
2. MANUAL TOPICS
1. Table of Contents
2. Introduction
a. Nameplate data
c. Critical speeds: Centrifugal and rotary compressors; steam, gas, and hydraulic turbines; motors;
expanders, agitators, centrifuges
1. Characteristic performance
4. Composite speed - torque illustrating torque vs. load requirements for critical services; e.g.
compressors, gas turbines, generators, fans
h. Catalysts and chemicals: quantities and specifications for initial charge and replacement or make
up rates and recommended intervals
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k. Governor characteristics
4. Description of Equipment
b. Sketch or drawing indicating flow through the equipment: gas turbines, water treating equipment,
dryers, etc.
c. Description of controls including governor actions, instruments and alarm ranges and set points
5. Installation
c. Cleaning, including the flushing of auxiliary systems: lube oil, seal oil
d. Foundation preparation
f. Alignment
m. Precautions
6. Operation
b. Startup procedure
c. Initial operation
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g. Shutdown procedure
7. Maintenance
a. Short and long term general maintenance recommendations. Short and long term out of service
recommendations for installed, warehoused, and field stored conditions
c. Specific lubrication requirements with recommended manufacturer and trade name of lubricants
d. Parts list including illustrations or drawings and sufficient information (part number, specifications)
for purchasing maintenance supplies
8. Appendix
a. Assembly instructions for parts furnished with the equipment: instruments, couplings