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2.12 Drive
Type W RotoClones are belt-driven. Motor, if supplied by others,
should be equipped with adjustable slide base. Short center
V-belt drive, if provided by others, is the preferred arrangement. V-belt
drives are usually mounted by the factory in an Arrangement 9 motor
mounting. Where the motor mounting is Arrangement 1 or the motor
and drive are too large to be shipped mounted on the unit, refer to
belt manufacturers recommendations for belt tension, or call AAF for
instructions. Improper tension will affect performance and life of the
drive and bearings.
2.13 Placing RotoClone in Service
To make sure impeller is free, turn shaft by hand before starting
RotoClone. THE DIRECTION OF ROTATION MUST BE COUNTER-
CLOCKWISE when viewed from the drive side of RotoClone.
Note arrow on housing.
Flush strainer to remove pipe scale and solids from supply line.
Paper, wood, and other foreign materials are frequently left in
exhaust system during erection. Inspect RotoClone impeller through
inspection doors located at RotoClone inlet and rear housing before
operating the unit and after 24 hours operation. Remove any such
accumulations conveyed to the RotoClone impeller, and check all
drains for blockage.
3.0 Operation
TO START RotoClone:
1. Open valve in water supply line
(unless automatically controlled).
2. Start RotoClone motor.
TO STOP RotoClone:
1. Stop RotoClone motor.
2. Close valve in water supply line
(unless automatically controlled).
CAUTION: Pressure in water supply line to spray nozzles must be
maintained at 40 lb. per inch or higher during RotoClone operation.
Do not permit paper, waste, or similar large pieces of material to be
thrown into suction hoods because they will plug RotoClone and
cause water and dust to escape through clean air discharge or will
plug drains, allowing water to build up and damage the impeller.
4.0 Maintenance
4.1 Lubrication
Flush and refill pillow block bearings on RotoClone shaft per attached
schedule. Using amounts listed below. #2 S.R.I. type grease is
recommended.
For 2 piece split bearings, 12 hr/day, 5 day/wk operation, the bearings
should be lubricated every 6 months, as follows (Note: this type of
bearing should not be over greased).
RotoClone Size 8 10121416202427303336
Oz. of grease per Bearing 2 2 3 4 10 10 16 22 28 32 36
For single piece bearings, the following minimum schedule should be
followed for 12 hr/day, 5 day/wk operations. This type of bearing can
be greased until old grease is forced out of seals.
Lubrication Interval
RotoClone Cu. In. 6 mos 4 mos 2 mos
Size Grease Max Operating Speed (RPM)
8 0.3 2400 3600 5000
10 0.3 2400 3600
12 0.4 2000 3000
14 0.8 1700 2500
16 0.8 1450 2200
20 0.8 1450 2200
24 1.2 1300 1900
27 1.7 1200 1800
30 2.3 1100
33 3.1 1000
36 3.1 1000
45 4.3 900
Grease shaft seal at same time as bearings. Water leakage is an
indication of insufficient grease.
4.2 Nozzles and Strainer
Flush out strainer periodically and inspect spray nozzles for proper
water delivery and pattern. Since water quality varies, a monthly
inspection, for the first year of operation is recommended, in order
to determine a maintenance schedule.
4.3 RotoClone Inlet (Arrangement A)
Open inspection door at RotoClone inlet connection and remove any
accumulation in the inlet at the border line of the wet and dry section.
The frequency of cleaning varies for each installation and must be
determined by frequent inspection when RotoClone is first placed in
service. Clean out before accumulation obstructs one-tenth of cross
section area or inlet connection. Clean sludge from RotoClone inlet
door before closing.
4.4 Precleaner Inlet (Arrangement D)
Under certain operating conditions, a deposit of dust will occur
at the border line of the dry and wet zones in the precleaner inlet.
The removal of this deposit must become a part of regular
maintenance. The frequency of removal can be established only
by periodic inspections when the RotoClone is first put in operation.
The deposit should never be allowed to obstruct more than one
quarter of the area of the precleaner inlet.
A door is provided at the precleaner inlet to remove this accumulation.
Be sure spray nozzle is not damaged or clogged and that nozzle
orifice is vertical. Gasket seal should be cleaned before closing
inlet door.
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