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9.0 Supplements For Optional Features
9.1 Food Quality W RotoClones
“Food Quality” refers to features on the W RotoClone that make
it readily accessible for interior cleaning and exterior finishing to
facilitate washdown by minimizing surfaces that can collect and trap
material or water. These features include quick opening access doors
in the Inlet Section, Expansion Chamber, and 90° Elbow Outlet or
Centrifugal Outlet (if supplied in lieu of the standard Straight Outlet);
exterior welds ground smooth; and, construction features to eliminate
or minimize flat, horizontal surfaces. Additionally, nozzles are installed
in the Expansion Chamber and the 90° Elbow Outlet or Centrifugal
Outlet (if supplied in lieu of the standard Straight Outlet), to facilitate
removal of build up in the drain area.
9.1A Installation and Operation
Installation and Operation procedure is the same as shown in
Sections 2 and 3 of this IOM, with the exception of the requirement
for extra water connections. Additional, valved, 40 psi, water supply
connections should be made for the spray nozzle connections
(screwed coupling(s) - see general Arrangement drawing for
location(s)) in the Expansion Chamber and 90° Elbow or Centrifugal
Outlet (if other than the Straight Outlet is supplied). It is recommended
that the valves be opened intermittently, for a brief period, during
RotoClone operation and at shutdown, to facilitate flushing of material
that can accumulate and plug the drains. Frequency and duration of
the water spray must be determined individually for each RotoClone
application. (Provision can be made for automatic operation, by
installing solenoid valves, actuated by timers.)
Note: Leaving the water “on” during operation of the RotoClone
can result in water carryover in the exhaust duct; and, will result
in excessive water consumption. An empirically determined timed
sequence should be adequate to keep drains free-flowing, and
is the recommended operational approach.
9.1B Maintenance
Maintenance is the same as described in the basic IOM instructions,
section 4.0. Special attention should be paid to the spray nozzles and
areas where there are quick opening access doors. These areas often
require more frequent cleaning. It is recommended that a preventative
maintenance schedule be developed specific to each W RotoClone.
9.2 Range Hood and FM Controls
RotoClones provided with Range Hood or FM controls have slightly
different inlet piping and controls than the standard W RotoClone.
The Range Hood RotoClones have two (2) flow switches, two (2)
solenoid valves, and extra inlet nozzle(s); and, no pressure switch,
as described in the main IOM - see Figure 7. Additionally, there is
an electrical control box that houses relays and terminal strips, and
a temperature switch to be installed in the ductwork upstream of the
RotoClone. The piping assembly with the solenoid valves and flow
switches, pressure gauge and strainer, ships loose along with the
temperature switch and electrical control box - see the specific wiring
diagram in the electrical control box (or in the envelope with the other
IOM documents) for proper wiring, and sequence of operation.
Figure 7: Flow Switches and Solenoid Valves
RotoClone Inlet
Piping Assembly (shipped loose)
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9.2A Flow Switches
Flow switches are shipped assembled on the external piping
assembly, which is shipped loose. They are referred to as FS-1 and
FS-2. Flow switch FS-1 is connected to the standard inlet nozzle and
the impeller flushing (auxiliary) nozzle. Flow switch FS-2 is connected
to the emergency spray nozzle(s). Flow switches are set at the factory
and should not be field adjusted. Each flow switch is set for a specific
flow and are not interchangeable. The flow switches need only be
wired up according to the separate wiring diagram included with the
other IOM documents.
9.2B Solenoid Valves
The solenoid valves (SV-1 and SV-2) are shipped assembled on
the external piping assembly, which is shipped loose. The solenoid
valves are identical and interchangeable; and, need only be wired
up according the separate wiring diagram included with the other
IOM documents.
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