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ALKIN® W31 (old designation #12T3)

Series 3 Stage High Pressure Compressors 100 – 330 Bars ½ to 4 kW

Parts Book

CONTENTS

Nr. SECTION Page I.1. Foreword 1I.2. Introduction 1I.3. Safety

1. General Rules 2. Pressure release 3. Fire & Explosion 4. Moving Parts 5. Hot Surfaces 6. Toxic and irritating Substances 7. Electrical Shock 8. Lifting

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I.4. Installation 1. Inspection 2. Location 3. Service piping 4. Electrical Check 5. Sheaves and belt alignment

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I.5. W31 Series Compressors Specific Instructions 1. General points to be observed 2. Gas Compressors

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I.6. Technical Data 1. Model Designations 2. Performance Data 3. Stage Pressures 4. P & I Diagram – W31x2 Series 5. P & I Diagram – W31 Series

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I.7. Operation Cylinder Filling Air Filter Purifier Purifier Cartridge Replacement Air Purifier Care

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I.8. Long Term Storage Restarting After Long Term Storage

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I.9. Maintenance LUBRICANT Maintenance Table

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I.10 Maintenance Procedures 1. General 2. Torque Values 3. Torque Sequence 4. Valves

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10&11&12I.11. Trouble Shooting 13I.12. Addendum for Gas Compressors 14I-13. System layout W31x2 Series Compressors

System layout W31 Series Compressors 1415

I.14. Wiring Diagram 17II. Parts Manual

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W31- Series Breathing Air CompressorsPage 1.

I – 1. Foreword Your new ALKIN air or gas compressor will provide you with the solid and reliable performance that you should expect from a heavy duty industrial air compressor. Please read this manual carefully before you operate your compressor. This will enable you to start-up your compressor in the proper manner, as well as maintain it using the simple instructions in the maintenance section of this manual. This way your air compressor will always be in top operating condition, giving you years long trouble free service. ALKIN air compressors are well known with their faultless design and unique features combined with the best materials and

workmanship. Some of the most important features are centrifugal unloading regulators, overhung crankshaft design, solid end connecting rods, high efficiency valves, which all add to the superior and lasting performance of the ALKIN compressors. Your compressor is backed up with worldwide sales and service organization, ready to accommodate your everyday needs for parts & service. For any questions, please feel free to call our Menderes plant, in Izmir - Turkey. Here are the contact details:

Address: ALKIN – Menderes 35470 Izmir – Turkey

Phone : +90 – 232 – 782 22 90 (10 lines) Fax : +90 – 232 – 782 22 89 e mail : [email protected]

I – 2. Introduction This manual is consists of three main sections. Section I - General Information & Rules In this section general rule for location selection, installation, operation, maintainte-nance and trouble shooting, warranty terms are taking place. These are general rules that need to be observed in all air and gas applications.

Section II- Specific Data & Instructions In this section, the specific data of the equipment supplied, description of components and the system, including the construction, Process and Instrumentation, controls, wiring diagrams, operation & special maintenance rules –if any- are indicated. Section III – Drawings & Spare parts In this Section, the specific parts lists of the equipment supplied takes place.

I – 3. Safety - GENERAL RULES 1. GENERAL

All ALKIN air and gas compressors are designed and manufactured with equipment, allowing safe operation of the compressors. It is the users responsibility however, to safely operate and maintain the compressor, observe the rules and instructions, as well as the local safety codes, to minimize the risk of accidents and injury. The following safety precautions are offered only as a guideline, and it is recommended to follow them along with the locale safety codes and regulations. Those who have been trained to do so, and who have read and understood the contents of this manual should only operate this compressor. Failure to do so will increase the risks of accidents and bodily injury. Never start this compressor unless it is safe to do so. Do not operate it with known unsafe condition. Tag the compressor and render it inoperative by disconnecting the power supply, so that others who may not know of the unsafe condition will not attempt to operate it until the unsafe condition is corrected. Install, use and operate this air compressor only in full compliance with all pertinent O.S.H.A. requirements (USA & Canada), and all relevant Federal, State and local codes and regulations. Do not modify this compressor and do not use beyond the specified limits and speeds except with prior written approval of ALKIN. 2. Pressure Release (air compressors only)

Pull the check ring under pressure on both safety valves weekly to make sure that they are not blocked, clogged or otherwise disabled. On gas compressors test the safety valves periodically as per the specific instructions and local regulations. Do not open the oil filling plug or any other connection, tube, hose, fitting, valve etc. when the compressor is running or when it is standing by (waiting for the pressure switch signal to re-start). Switch off the main electrical switch, shut off the discharge valve and vent all pressurized sections before attempting to dismantle such components. Keep all persons away from the discharge opening of hoses, tools accessories during venting. Do not use air pressure above 2 Bars (30

Psi) for blow cleaning purposes, and without use of proper protective equipment as per OSHA Standard Section 29 CFR 1910.242 (b). Do not engage in horseplay with hoses as serious injury or death may result. Drain daily the condensate from the air receiver, as it may accelerate the internal rusting and corrosion of the receiver. 3. Fire and Explosion

Clean up oil spills immediately, if and when it occurs. Shut off the air compressor and allow it to cool. Keep sparks, flame and other sources of ignition away and do not allow smoking in the vicinity when checking, draining or adding oil. Do not permit liquids such as air line anti-icer system anti-freeze compound, or oil film or any other combustible substance to accumulate on any external or internal surfaces of the compressor. Wipe down with aqueous industrial cleaner or steam to clean as required. Do not use flammable solvents for cleaning purposes. Disconnect the power supply prior to attempting any repair or cleaning. Tag the power supply to avoid unexpected start by someone else. Keep electrical wiring, including terminals, in good condition. Replace any wiring that has cracked, cut, abraded or otherwise degraded insulation or terminals that are worn, discolored and corroded. Keep all terminals clean and tight. Keep grounded conductive objects such as tools, away from exposed live electrical parts such as terminals, to avoid arcing which might serve as a source of ignition. Do not attempt to weld on the receiver or any part welded to the receiver or to the piping. Any such works or the receiver manufacturer can only make repairs; subsequently a hydrostatic pressure test will be required for re-certification for worthiness of the receiver for use as a pressure vessel. Keep a suitable BC or ABC fire extinguisher(s) nearby while servicing and operating the compressor. Keep oil rags, trash, leaves litter and other combustibles away from the compressor. Do not spray volatile materials into the compressor intake, as serious damage to the compressor and personal injury or death may result.

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4. Moving Parts Keep Hands, arms and other parts of the body and clothing away from belts, pulleys and other moving parts. Do not attempt to operate the compressor with the belt guard removed. Wear snug fitting clothing and confine long hair when working around the compressor, especially when exposed to hot and /or moving parts. Make sure all persons are clear of the compressor prior to attempting to operate it. Make adjustments only when the compressor is shut off. When necessary, make adjustments, than start the compressor to check if the adjustment. If incorrect, shut the compressor, blow down the air, re-adjust, than re-start to check the adjustment. Keep hands, feet, floors, controls and walking surfaces clean and free from oil, water, anti freeze, or other liquids to minimize the possibility of slips, falls and shock hazard. 5. Hot Surfaces, Sharp Edges and Sharp Corners.

Avoid physical contact with hot oil, hot surfaces, sharp edges and corners. Keep all parts of the body away from all points of air discharge and away from hot cylinder heads, discharge pipes and intercooler surfaces. Wear personal protective equipment, including gloves and protective hat when working on or around the compressor. Keep a first aid kit handy. Seek medical assistance promptly in case of injury. Don’t ignore small cuts and burns as they may lead to infections. 6. Toxic and Irritating Substances

Do not use air from this compressor for breathing except in full compliance with OSHA standard 29 CFR 1910 and any other Federal, State and local codes and regulations.

Operate the compressor only in well ventilated areas. Lubricant used in this compressor are specific oils to operate high pressure air and gas compressors, preventing carbon collection under heat and extreme operating conditions. Do not change the lubricant with another make. Accidental ingestion and skin contact should be avoided. Wash with soap and water after skin contact. If swallowed, seek medical treatment promptly. 7. Electrical Shock

Keep the compressor, hoses, tools and personnel at least 3 meters (10ft) from power lines, panels, and underground cables. Keep al parts of the body and any hand held tools or other conductive objects away from exposed live parts of the electrical system. Maintain dry footing, stand on insulating surfaces, and do not contact any other portion of the compressor when making adjustments or repairs to exposed parts of the electrical system. 8. Lifting

Lift in full compliance with codes and regulations. Make sure entire lifting, rigging and supporting structure has been inspected, is in good condition, and has a rated capacity of at least the wet weight of the compressor . If you are unsure of the weight, check before lifting. Make sure the lifting hook has a functional safety latch, and is fully engaged on the sling(s). Use guide ropes to prevent twisting or swinging of the machine once it has been lifted off the ground. Keep all persons clear from under and away from the compressor when it is suspended. Lift the compressor no higher than necessary. Keep lift operator in constant attendance whenever the compressor suspended. Set the compressor down on level surfaces, capable of carrying its full weight.

I – 4. INSTALLATION - GENERAL RULES

1. INSPECTION The compressor should be inspected and checked for the following: 1. Damage during shipping, handling etc. 2. Check the compressor nameplate to verify the equipment

conforms the working parameters. 3. Check the electrical motor nameplate to match the available

power and electrical supply. 4. Check if the machine is filled with oil or supplied dry. 2. LOCATION The compressor should be located in an area that will be dry and sheltered, well ventilated, not exposed to high ambient temperatures, air borne contaminants such as dust, fumes, lint, vapor, steam, gases, engine exhaust and other contaminants. Install the compressor with a minimum of 600 mm (24”) clearance between adjacent surfaces, to insure adequate cooling and access for service. Install the compressor on a level surface of sufficient strength to support the static weight of the equipment, as well as the dynamic forces resulting form its operation. Use 150 mm (6”) thick concrete foundation to bolt the compressor down. Use shims to level and tighten the compressor. Do not exert force bolting the receiver down, as this will created unwanted stresses in the structure of the vessel. Use shims to take the gaps between the feet and the concrete foundation. 3. SERVICE PIPING

Service air (or gas) piping should be installed in full compliance with all Federal, State and local codes, standards and regulations. A shut off valve should be installed to isolate the compressor receiver from the service line. Air outlets should be piped from top of the service line for drop legs. Drain legs should also be installed to remove condensating water vapor from the air piping.

4. ELECTRICAL CHECK Although all electrical instructions addressed to the reader directly, the actual inspection, wiring, installation, maintenance, repair etc. must be carried out by licensed and certified electricians only. Make electrical connections to the compressor in accordance with the wiring diagrams and in full compliance with all applicable Federal, State and Local standards, codes and regulations, including those dealing with the grounding requirements. A few electrical checks should be made to insure that the first start up would be trouble free. Make the following checks before attempting any start up: 1. Check the line voltage. Verify that the compressor motor

corresponds to mains specifications. 2. Check the starter and overload for conformity with the motor

power and current data. 3. Check all electrical connections for tightness. At start up, check the direction of rotation to insure flywheel rotating in the direction of the arrow on it. Although a few minutes of operation in the wrong direction of rotation will not damage the compressor, but running it this way in normal operation will create serious damage as the cooling air flow will be reversed, preventing the compressor cylinders to be cooled during operation. 5. Sheaves and V-belt alignment check Compressor and driver sheaves should be checked for parallel alignment of the V grooves. Check the V-belt tension. Proper tension should be adjusted to give about 13 mm (½ ”) deflection with a 1 kg (2 pnds) weight applied at the center of each belt. When operating, the V-belt should have a slight bow on the lower section of the belt.

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I – 5. W31 Series Compressors - Specific Instructions General Points to be observed 1. Make sure that the compressor operates in a well ventilated and

clean area and that no contaminants such as smoke, toxic gases, fumes, odor generating vapors will not enter the compressor through its inlet filter

2. The inlet filter should always be clean and in good condition; replace it on time or when needed.

3. Maintain the compressor in accordance with the specific instructions indicated in this manual.

4. The pressure vessels or bottles must be inspected, maintained, and used in strict accordance with the pressure vessel codes in force in the location of use.

5. Do not attempt to repair the compressor if you are not trained to do so.

6. Do not alter the safety valve settings. 7. Do not alter or modify the compressor, do not use it for any other

prupose than it is designed for, do not operate it with parameters other than those specified in the nameplate.

FOR GAS COMPRESSORS 1. Make sure all gas connections are tight and no leaks exist. 2. All the safety valve exhaust ports and the moisture drains are

connected to a single manifold. This manifold have to be piped to an open and remote area where -in case the safety valve blows- it will discharge the gas with no immediate danger to any persons, and will not create a fire hazard.

3. Inspect the fittings, connections, safety valves and drains, shaft seal area periodically to insure that there are no gas leaks.

I – 6. TECHNICAL DATA

The model designation for these series compressors have been changed as follows:

Old Model Designation New Model Designation 12T3 W31

12T3x2 W31x2 The W31x2 series are duplex configuration of the W31 series compressors, utilizing the same three-stage compressor unit on both series. The group consisting both series are called Junior Series. Model Designations indicate the following details:

W31 – 2 – 225 – P2 General specifications of the Junoir Series Breathing Air Compressors (W31 and W31x2 series) are as follows: Performance Data

Operating Pressure FAD Motor Power

ALKIN Model Bars Psi Lt/min Cfm HP kW RPM Bore x Stroke Nr.of Stages

W31-2-225-P2 225 3260 3 2,2W31-4P-225-P2 225 3260 5,5 HP petrol eng. 5 W31-2-310-P2 310 4500 3 2,2W31-4P-310-P2 310 4500

100 3,6

5,5 HP petrol eng 4

1st Stage : 60 mm 2nd Stage : 36 mm 3rd Stage : 14 mm Stroke : 40 mm

W31X2-4-225-P2 225 3260 5,5 4 W31X2-6P-225-P2 225 3260 8 HP petrol eng 5,5W31X2-4-310-P2 310 4500 5,5 4 JU

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W31X2-6P-310-P2 310 4500

201 7,1

8 HP petrol eng 5,5

1200

60&36 &14 x40 [2x]

3

Purifier (size 2 – Equivalent of Bauer P21) –Operating Pressure in Bars (multipy by 14,5 to get this value in Psi) Basic two pressures are : 225 Bars (3260 Psi) 310 Bars (4500 Psi) If different pressure is required, specify in the model designation like : W31-2-240-P2 , which means the compressor you want should operate at 240 Bars (3480 Psi). Max. Pressure for this range compressors is 4500 Psi. Higher pressures are available with different cylinder heads. Specify your needs indicating the maximum operating pressure you need.

Motor Power in kilowatts; 2 indicated 2,2 kW (3HP), 4 indicates 4 kW (5½W indicates the cylinder configuration to be of W type (three cylinders); 3 indicates 3 stages, and 1 indicates this compressor to have a free air

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Stage Pressures Stage Operating Pressure 200 Bars (2900 Psi) Operating Pressure 300 Bars (4350 Psi)

1st stage discharge 3,5 - 4,0 Bars 3,5 - 4,5 Bars

2nd stage discharge 25,0 - 30,0 Bars 25,0 - 35,0 Bars

3rd stage discharge 200 Bars 200 Bars

P & I Diagrams

W31x2 Duplex compressor series P & I Diagram

2nd Stg.

2nd Stg.

PURIFIER

DRAIN VALVE

CONDENSATE

CONDENSATE

SEP.

SEP.

3rd Stg.

3rd Stg.

1st stg.

1st stg.

AIR INLET

AIR INLET

1st stg-2nd stg.

1st stg-2nd stg.

2nd stg./3rd stg.

2nd stg./3rd stg.

INTERCOOLER

INTERCOOLER

INTERCOOLER

INTERCOOLER

AFTERCOOLER

AFTERCOOLER

SAFETY VALVE

SAFETY VALVE

VALVE

VALVE

SAFETY

SAFETY

SAFETY VALVE

0

0

400

400

bar

bar

PRESSURE GAGE

SWITCH GAGE

PRESSURE GAGE

PRIORITY VALVE

FILLING YOKE

FILLING VALVE

FILLING YOKEDrain

Drain

Drain

AIR FILTER

AIR FILTER

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P&I Diagram- W31x2 (old designation 2x12T3)Drw. Nr. :

Date :

6993-326/11/2000

100 300

200

4000

Fig.1 P&I Diagram W31x2

P&I Diagram- W31 Series (old model #12T3) 3 Stage Air Compressors D.Nr: 6993-2ALKINCOMPRESSORS®Menderes-IZMIR-TURKEYTEL: 0090 232 78 222 90FAX: 0090 232 78 222 89

2nd Stg.

PURIFIER

CONDENSATE SEP.

3rd Stg.

1st stg. AIR INLET

1st stg-2nd stg.

2nd stg.-3rd stg.

INTERCOOLER

INTERCOOLER

AFTERCOOLER

SAFETY VALVE

VALVESAFETY

SAFETY VALVE

Pressure Gage

FILLING YOKE

Drain

Drain

AIR FILTER

P & I Diagram for W31 seris compressors

Fig.2 P&I Diagram W31

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I – 7. Operation

1st STAGE

3rd STAGE

3rd STAGE2nd STAGE

90° ROTATED90° ROTATED

2nd STAGE

AIR INLETAIR DISCHARGE

AIR DISCHARGE

AIRDISCH.

AIR INLETAIR INLET

1st STAGE

2nd STAGE

2nd STAGE

2nd STAGE3rd STAGE

OIL FILL

OIL DRAIN

OILLEVELGAGE

CRANKSHAFT

CRANKCASE

Fig.3 W31 Compressor

1. Read this manual carefully and make sure that

everything is clear. Do not let anyone to interfere or operate the compressor who has not learned and/or who is not qualified to do so.

2. Make sure that the persons in charge of filling are thoroughly familiar with the compressor, the operating principles, connecting the hose, gage readings and the filling procedure.

3. Check that the compressor is located in a well-ventilated are and is far from fumes, smoke and toxic gases. The compressor should sit on a horizontal floor, or should be leveled so that the maximum inclination does not exceed 5%.

4. Check the mains supply against the motor nameplate data to insure that the voltages and phases correspond.

5. Check the oil level. The correct level should be about the middle of the plastic sight gage. Do not overfill the compressor.

6. Jog the compressor (start it for a few seconds) to verify that the direction of rotation is correct. If it is not, reverse the phases on three phase motors, at the switch box (not on the motor terminal box). Qualified electricians must carry out all electrical works.

7. If the direction is correct you may start the compressor. Observe for the first time the pressure and the general operating status of the

compressor and make sure that the unit is sitting on the floor properly, there is no vibration, knocks or irregular sounds.

8. Prior to first operation and subsequent to each maintenance work, turn the compressor flywheel manually to verify that the compressor is turning freely.

9. Prior to first operation or subsequent to a maintenance / repair work, operate the compressor for at least 10 minutes with the condensate valves fully open, with no pressure built up; this will allow all the parts to be properly lubricated before the compressor is operated under load (before compressing air).

10. Open the filling valve when operating the compressor.

Cylinder Filling Operation 1. WARNING:Never open the filling valve unless a

bottle is connected and its valve is open. Otherwise hose whipping may cause serious injury.

2. Connect the yoke to the bottle. Open the valve of the bottle. Open the filling valve.

3. Run the compressor; on systems with automatic stop pressure switch, the compressor will stop at the pre set pressure. When stops, shut the valve of the bottle; remove the yoke.

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4. On compressors with no automatic stop pressure switch, the safety valve will blow when it reaches the maximum working pressure. STOP the compressor at this point.

5. Shut the bottle valve and remove the yoke. Air Filter Check the intake filter element every 50 hours; clean blowing air from inside out. Replace the element every 3 months or earlier, depending on the environmental conditions. Purifier The compressor will safely operate between 5° C to 40° C; lower temperatures may cause blockage, while higher temperatures may effect the purification efficiency. The following table is provided as a guideline for replacing the purifier cartridge. It must be remembered however, that there might be additional factors that may affect the purifier cartridge life. Pressure Swtichgage The W31 series compressors are controlled by a pressure switch that cuts off the motor control line when the operating set pressure is reached; it cuts in when the pressure drops below the pre set low pressure limit, starting the motor again. When the main motor is stopped by the pressure switch, the two top fans keep working for an additional period of time (generally 4 to 10 minutes depending on the ambient temperatures); this is controlled by a timer (0-30 min setting range) . This feature is incorporated in the system to permit good cooling even after the compressor stops, thus allowing the next start in a cooler state. This improves the valve life and the performance, it protects the lubricant and prolongs the overall life of the compressor. On diesel engine driven

compressors, a constant speed control system is added to the package; this includes head and discharge unloaders for the compressor unit, and an unloading system which allows the compressor to run without compressint air. See specific instructions for diesel driven units.

100 300

200

4000

#7248 Fig.4 Pressure Switch Gage Pressure Switch Adjustment Remove the cap in the center of the dial of the pressure switch-gage unit. Insert the special key delivered with your compressor and turn clockwise to increase or anticlockwise decrease the setting of the first dial. Than push the key gently and perform the same operation for the second dial. When done, remove the key, return the cap in place and store the key in a safe place so that unauthorized persons cannot reach. Do not attach the key onto the switch or canopy it self. The key on a new compressor is attached in the back of the switch-gage; open the door and remove it for safe storage elsewhere

WARNING

The oil inside the pressure control switch-gage is special dielectric oil. DO NOT USE ANY OTHER OIL TO TOP UP OR FILL THE PRESSURE SWTICHGAGE

Purifier Cartridge Performance Table

Ambient Temp C Factor Compressed air qty - cu.m (c.f.)

Nr.of 10 Lt Bottles filled to 200 bars

Nr.of 10 Lt Bottles filled to 300 bars

Purifier Cartridge efficient operating hours.

5 2,25 416 (14.689) 208 139 69 10 1,85 341 (12.041) 171 114 57 15 1,35 254 (8.969) 127 85 42 20 1 186 (6.568) 93 62 31 25 0,75 143 (5.049) 72 48 24 30 0,6 112 (3.955) 56 37 19

Air Purifier CareWARNING : Before replacing the cartridge, clean the moisture separator and the purifier housing

thoroughly. Install the cartridge with care, making sure that the o-rings are in good condition and are in place.

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I – 8. Long Term Storage Long Term Storage: Follow these instructions whenever the compressor will not be used for six months or more: 1. Store the compressor indoors, in a dry and clean

room. 2. Run the compressor under pressure for about 10

minutes 3. Check all the pipes, fittings, filters, drain points,

safety valves and make sure there are no leaks. 4. When the compressor is warm, shut it down. 5. Drain the condensate from the moisture trap and

the purifier. 6. Remove the intake filter; jog the compressor for a

few seconds, while spraying a small amount (5 - 6 cc) of compressor oil through its intake. Stop the compressor.

7. Close all the valves. 8. Remove the mains supply. 9. Place a dust cap at the intake port.

10. See specific motor / engine instructions for long term storage.

Restarting after long term storage: 1. Clean the dust from the compressor. 2. Remove the dust cap from the intake port. 3. Check the oil level; make sure there are no leaks

or sweating around the connections, gaskets etc. 4. Run the compressor until warm, for about 1o

minutes, with all the drain valves, filling valve (or outlet valve) opens. (the compressor will run against atmospheric pressure with no load)

5. Check for leaks at the connections, fittings, safety valves etc.

6. Stop the compressor; drain the oil while still hot; install a new purifier cartridge and an intake filter element.

7. Run the compressor again; verify that there are no leaks.

8. Put the compressor in normal service.

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I – 9. Maintenance Lubricants: The compressor crankcase is designed to take 0,250 Lt. Oil. The lubricants have to be changed every 100 working hours. In any case, if these hours are not reached within 6 months, replace the oil no later than every 6 months. Use the proper lubricant at all times. Do not mix different lubricants. Here is a list of recommended oils:

Lubricant to be used an all W31 Series High Pressure compressors : UL 751

Maintenance Table

Maintenance Period DAILY WEEKLY 100 Hours 400 Hours 1000 Hours

I:Inspect/M:Maintain/R:Replace I M R I M R I M R I M R I M R Oil Change INTAKE FILTER V - BELT Pressure Vessels w/o auto.drain vlv. 1. Condensate Drain 2. Pressure vessel test PIPING & CONNECTIONS 1. Leaks 2. Tightening of bolts & fittings CLEANING 1. Intercoolers & Aftercooler 2. Flywheel, cylinder fins 3. General SWITCHES & GAGES 1 Pressure Switch-gage Settings (W31x2) 2. Pressure Gages SAFETY VALVES COMPRESSOR VALVES Piston Rings 1st & 2nd stages

3rd Stage

Check

Replace

ELECTRICAL (for W31x2 Series) 1. Contactor/Soft Starter connections 2. Contacts 3. Current (loaded and unloaded) 3. Terminals (tighten the screws) Filling Valves Whips & Yokes Vibration Mounts, motor mounts Purifier Cartridge See Purifier Performance Table Section on page 6

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I – 10. MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES

CAUTION Bring the main isolating switch to “Off” [or `0`] position before attempting doing any repair work on the unit to

prevent accidental (or automatic) starting. Blow down all pressure from the compressor, filter & purifier and isolate the unit from any outside sources of air pressure such as filling stations, cylinders etc. These simple precautions will

prevent fatal accidents 1. GENERAL This section covers the operations which the general users may not be too familiar. It is expected that the user would have the average technical training & knowledge and experience that will permit to perform the common maintenance functions without the need of detailed instructions.

2. TORQUE VALUES The following table indicates the torque values to which a torque wrench should be set for tightening the various size attaching bolts & nuts. Use these values to set a torque wrench to tighten these fastners at intervals indicated in the Maintenance table.

TORQUE VALUE TABLES

Bolt or screw Thread Max.torque

Hex and allen head M 6 10 Nm (7 ft.lbs)






Pipe connections (swivel nuts) Finger-tight+1/2turn

3. TORQUE SEQUENCE

1

3613

2 4

2

4 5

Fig. 5 Torque sequene

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4. VALVES

4.1. Initial operational check of valves After roughly half an hour’s operation, Valves should be checked. Note that intake line to valve heads shold be hand warm and outlet-piping shold be hot. Valves are then operating properly. Should the intake pipe to the valve head of second stage heat up excessively, and first stage safety valve blow off, this would be an indication that either intake or pressure valve of second stage is malfunctioning. It is, therefore, necessary to remove the valve head and to check and these valves, or to replace them. 4.2. General instructions for changing the valves

• Always replace valves as a complete set. • Carefully clean dirty valves. Never use a sharp

tool for this purpose. Soak the valves in diesel oil or petroleum and clean with soft brush.

• Lubricate valves before installing with weicon AS 040, order no. N19753, or equivalent.

• Check individual components for excessive wear. If the valve seat and valve disks are dented, replace the valves.

• Valve head screws must be tightened with a torque wrench.(see page I-9)

• Check the valve space in the valve heads for dirt and clean, if necessary.

• Use only satisfactory gaskets and o-rings on reasembly.

• Observe the correct sequence when fitting together again.

• After finishing all maintenance work on the valves, turn the compresor maually using the flywheel and checkwhether all items have been correctly installed.

• 30 minutes after restarting the copressor unit stop unit, let is cool down to ambient temperature and retigten valve studs and cap nuts. Otherwise valves could work loose due to setings of the gaskets.

• Remove and check the valves every 1000 operating hours.

• Replace the valves every 2000 operating hours to avoid fatigue failure.

3.3. Changing the valves of the 1st stage

Removal of 1st stage pressure valve: • Remove cap nut • Loosen allen set screw • Remove the coupling

Assamble in reverse sequence

CAUTION In order to avoid damaging the special tool or the valve when using the tool, ensure that it is pushed properly and firmly into the valve bore

so that it will not tilt when it is turned

Intake and pressure valve of the 1st stage is combined in one plate valve under the valve head. Check that marks “TOP” is really at the top when installed.

3.4. Changing valves of the 2nd stage • Unscrew intake and presure lines from the cylinder

head (7, Fig.6). • Remove internal hex. Screws fixing cylinder head

and completely remove the cylinder head from the cylinder.

• Insert two metal pins – 8-mm diameter, any length – in the holes in the cylinder head and secure these in a vice with the cylinder head on top.

• Unscrew intake valve body with the special tool.Fig.7)

6

5

7

12

3

4

Fig. 6 Valves, 2nd stage

CAUTION In order to avoid damaging the special tool or the

valve vhen using the tool, ensure that it is pushed properly and firmly into the valve bore so that it is

will not tilt when it is turned.

• Turn the cylinder head and replace it on the metal

pins. • Unscrew the cap nut (1, Fig. 6) refer to Fig.8. • Unscrew stud (2) approx. 5 turns.

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• Unscrew screw - in pressure plug (3), take out the pressure valve parts.

• Clean intake and pressure valves and check for damages. Valve seats and plate valves must not show any signs of wear damage. Replace damaged parts.

• Check O-ring (4), replace if necessary. • Clean cylinder head. Check that the intake

pressure valve bores are in perfect condition. • Check with a precision straightedge that the

underside of the cylinder head is flat, if necessary use an emery cloth to smoth out the surface.

CAUTION Valve spring and valve plate must not be

jammed.

• Check valve function. To do so, blow compressed air through the valve in the direction of flow.

Fig. 7 Removing the intake valve

Fig. 9 removing the screw-in pressure plug

• Secure the intake valve as follows: Peen the cylinder head aluminium on the screw-in thread of the intake valve in two places opposite one another with a smal drift pin, diameter approx. 5mm (fig. 10) • Insert the pressure valve parts and the o-ring.

NOTE Check the pressure valve function and stroke

by lifting the valve plate.

Fig. 10 Securing the intake valve

Fig. 8 Unscrewing the cap nut

• Screw in the screw-in pressure plug with a pressure pad and tighten.

NOTE Ensure thad the stud is unscrewed.

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• Screw in the stud firmly, fit a new gasket and

secure with the cap nut. • Screw in the stud firmly, fit a new gasket and

secure with the cap nut. • Put the cylinder head on the cylinder and secure it

with the internal hex.screws, for the correct torque • Put the cylinder head on the cylinder and secure it

with the internal hex.screws, for the correct torque value, see page I – 9.

• Reconnect the intake and pressure lines. 4.5. Changing the valves of the 3rd stage For removal and installation of the 3rd stage intake valve proceed according to 4.4. Pressure valve (5) is merely inserted into valve head (7). It is sealed y O-ring (4) and fixed to the valve head by stud (3).

CAUTION Check intake and pressure valves together, only.

Removal and reinstallation of 3rd stage pressure valve (Fig. 11). • Remove acorn nut (1), rewind stud (3) up to three

or four turns. • Remove internal hex. Screw (9) fixing valve head

(7), take off valve head cover (8). • Put two screwdivers into the groove of outlet valve

body, see fig. 12. If necessary loosen valve first by using a 13-mm spanner on the flat surfaces.

Lift out pressure valve (5) together with o-ring (4).

Reinstall pressure valve (5) in reverse sequence: • Put O-ring (4) into valve head (7). Check O-ring

for abrasions. • Insert pressure valve (5). Put on valve head covers

(8). • Fix valve head (7) with internal hex.screws. • Screw in and fasten stud (3).

Fig. 12 Removal of 3rd stage pressure valve

• Put on gasket (2) • Screw on acorn nut (1).

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7

1

2

5

3

4

6

Fig. 11 Valve head 3rd stage

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I – 11. Trouble Shooting 1. COMPRESSOR WILL NOT OPERATE

Probable Cause Remedy 1. No electrical power Switch the power on 2. Motor starter overload tripped Re-start and check if trips again. Make sure that the compressor is not

starting against load, such as against pressurized purifier. 3. Pressure switch not making contact Check the pressure switch; replace if needed.

2. Slow filling 1. Intake filter blocked Replace the filter element 2. One or more valve sets are not closing due to dirt or carbon collection

Check the interstage pressure against the values indicated in this manual. Check the valves; clean or replace the valves.

3. Worn piston springs; compressed air blowing into the crankcase

Replace the piston rings.

4. Worn cylinders Replace the cylinders 5. Leaks in the system Check, correct fault.

3. Pressure is not building up 1. Mositure separatro drain valve, filling valve or other fittings leaking

Check, re-seal, and tighten.

2. Safety valves are blowing at pressures below their settings

Replace the safety valve or have it re-set by authorized services.

3. Pressure gage reading faulty Check with another pressure gage; Replace the pressure gage if required.

4. Safety Valves Blowing 1. If 1st stage valve is blowing, the 2nd stage valve may not be properly closing.

Check, replace the 2nd stage valves if required.

1. If 2nd stage valve is blowing, the 3rd stage valve may not be properly closing.

Check, replace the 3rd stage valves if required.

3. The safety valve is faulty Check; replace. 4. The 3rd stage piston is stacked Replace the piston ass'y

5. Compressor running hot 1. Hot ambient, insufficient ventilation Check and make sure that the ambient temperatures are below +40º C;

provide sufficient ventilation to the area. 2. Inlet and discharge valves are worn or dirty and not closing properly.

Check, clean valves; replace if required.

3. Wrong direction of rotation Check the arrow; the compressor flywheel must blow air onto the cylinders; if the direction of rotation is wrong, reverse the phases and make sure it is running in the right direction.

4. Low oil level Check; re fill.

6. Odors in the compressed air 1. Purifier cartridge saturated Replace the cartridge 2. Improper oil Drain the oil; flush and fill the compressor with proper oil (0,25 Lt) 3. Wrong direction of rotation Check the arrow; the compressor flywheel must blow air onto the

cylinders; if the direction of rotation is wrong, reverse the phases and make sure it is running in the right direction.

4. Carbonization of valves Clean; make sure that the ambient temperatures are within permissible limits.

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Warning 1. Do not alter safety valve settings 2. Do not alter pressure switch setting out with the

operational limits of the compressor. 3. Do not repair the hoses; if damaged replace. 4. Do not use work hoses; check the hose

periodically. 5. Check for leaks from time to time by using soaped

water.

6. Before any maintenance or repair works, isolate the mains supply blow down all the compressed air from within the purifier and other elements - if any-.

7. Do not carry any works if you are not familiar with the principles and basics of high-pressure compressors.

8. Call on the factory for any assistance.

I – 12. Addendum For Gas Compressors The gas compressors are supplied with safety valves the discharge ports of which have to be piped to remove the gas blown to a remote and safe area. For convenience the safety valves discharge ports are piped to a single manifold. Pipe this manifold to an area where -if the safety valve blows, the gas will not create a hazardous situation.

Also make sure that all electrical works are done according to local safety regulations. See the drawings that are attached when the compressor is built for gas applications, to identify the various system components.

I – 13. System Layout

W31x2 Series electric motor driven compressors

885 (34,8

")

470(18,5")

985(

38,8

")

Drwg.# 7365

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W31 Series electric motor driven compressors

450

340 770

Safety Valve

Oil Discharge Plug

Condensate SeparatorDrain Valve Oil Level

Purifier

PurifierDrain Valve

Belt GuardWheel

Drw# 6991-01

W31 Series mariner compressors W31 Series mariner compressors

450

340

Safety Valve

Oil Discharge Plug

Condensate SeparatorDrain Valve Oil Level

Purifier

Belt Guard

Wheel

850

Drw# 6991-02

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Ownership Records If this section is not filled in, we strongly recommend that you make a record of all the data available to you upon receipt of the equipment. You will need to advise these details on any warranty matters and/or placing orders for spare parts.

Compressor System Type 3 stage breathing air compressor Model W31 – 2 - – P2 Serial Number Medium Air Application Breathing Air Cylinder filling Rated Free Air (gas) delivery 100 lt/min Operating Pressure BAR General Arrangement Drwg. Process & Instrument Drwg. Production File Number Relevant Drawing Numbers Parts List

Compressor Unit Model Type Recip. Serial Number Year Max. Operating Press. Inlet Pressure Atmospheric

Application Air Oil Type UL 751 Other Stroke 40 LP Bore x nr.of LP cyl. 88 HP Bore 36&14

Electric Motor

Type Make Serial Number Power (kW) Power (HP) RPM 2950

Voltage Frequency Phase 3 Insulation F Frame Type IP54

Current Rating Full Load Current Off Load Current

Drive

Type Belt dr. Compressor Flywheel Motor Sheave Belt Section 13 mm Belt Size Number of belts

Pressure Control

Type Pressure switchgage Model Make Alkin Differential

P. Cut out pressure Cut In

pressure

Other Data Electrical Control Panel & Motor Starter Drawing Number Parts List Number

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COMISSIONING REPORT – INITIAL START UP CUSTOMER DETAILS Name of the Company

Address

Contact Name

Position Phone Fax

Name of Plant Where Equipment Installed (If different than the above)

Address

Contact Name

Position Phone Fax

Distributor

Persons Attending the Commissioning Full Name Position In charge of Signature

Equipment Details Model

Serial Nr.

Date of purchase Date of comissioning

Application

Medium Air Gas (specify) : …………………………………………………………………

PRELIMINARY CHECKS Remarks Signature Compressor Received properly Location suitable/ventilated Bolitng down-canopy/sub-base Piping in the compressor intact Oil Type Oil Level in the crankcase External Conn.s & Pipework Suitable All electrical connections checked Mains Supply Voltage and Freq. V Hz Other Remarks

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START UP CHECKS Remarks Signature Direction of rotation Start up current and voltage Amps.

Volts

Fill in the pressure reading table

Pressure switch cut out pressure

Bars

Main Motor Current and voltage at full load Amps. Volts Max current and voltage ratings & supply frequency conform the nameplate values.

Vibration Noise No back flow in the Check valve when the compressor stops.

V Hz Interstage and final safety valves not leaking Ambient Temperature ° C Crankcase oil temperature after 30 minutes of operation

° C Discharge air/gas temperature after 30 minutes of operation

° C

Duty Cycle (…min operating; Min. runnig; min.stops

Other Remarks Pressure Readings

1st stage 2nd stage

3rd stage 1st stage 2nd stage 3rd stage

50 Bars 200 Bars 100 Bars 250 Bars 150 Bars

Engineer in charge of the plant Full Name Remarks Singature Date Distributor / Manufacturer’s Representative Attending the Commissioning Full Name Remarks Signature Date Other Attendants Full Name Remarks Singature Date

ALKIN Compressors Menderes/Izmir/TurkeyTel :(0090) 232 782 22 90 Fax : (0090) 232 782 22 89

PARTS LIST

225-330 BARS

TYPE W31 SERIES 3 STAGES BREATHING AIR COMPRESSORS

FIGURE 1 - COMPRESSOR FRAME ASSEMBLY

PARTS LIST - W31 SERIES COMPRESSOR

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17

20

21

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26

56

78

10

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12

30

PARTS LIST - W31 SERIES COMPRESSORpage 2

Ref N Part Nr. Description Qty1.1 7867-38 ALLEN SCREW 1 M8x30 SST

1.2 7104-03 SPRING WASHER 1 M8 SST

1.3 6885-01 WASHER 1 M8

1.4 6998 WHEEL-V-belt 1

1.5 6999 OIL SEAL 1

1.6 7003-03 LOCKRING 1

1.7 7030 BEARING 2

1.8 7003-04 LOCKRING 2

1.9 6884-01 NUT-hex 4 M8

1.10 6904-02 COVER-shaft end 1

1.11 6904-03 GASKET-shaft end cover 1

1.12 7000 CRANKSHAFT 1

1.13 6904-01 CRANKCASE 11.14 6882-09 ALLEN SCREW 4 M8x1,25x20 SST

1.15 8025-01 CONNECTING ROD SET 1

1.16 7001 ROD-connecting-2nd&3rd stg 21.17 7002 ROD-connecting-1st stg 1

1.18 6885-02 WASHER 1

1.19 7003-01 LOCKRING 1

1.20 6902-01 COVER-crankcase 1

1.21 6893-05 O RING-crankcase cover 1 136,2x3,53 NBR 70 SH

1.22 6902-02 PLUG-oil filler 1

1.23 6893-11 O RING-oil filler plug 1 19,5x1,78 NBR 70 SH

1.24 6902-04 OIL LEVEL GAGE 1

1.25 6893-04 O RING-oil disch plug 1 20x1,57 NBR 70 SH

1.26 6882-04 PLUG-oil disch 1

1.27 6894-04 FIBER WASHER 1

1.28 6882-05 SCREW 4 M6x15(FLANSLI)

1.29 6893-12 O RING 1 5,8x1,9 NBR 70 SH1.30 7102-03 Key 1

FIGURE 2 - MODELW31 BARE COMPRESSOR


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104

5

6

2

11 12

68

6

9

15

3

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26

26

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16

18

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Ref N Part Nr. Description Qty2.1 6881 SOCKET 3 M6

2.2 6883-03 ACORN NUT 1 M6 SST

2.3 6880-01 TIE ROD 4 M6x142 SST

2.4 6872 GASKET 1

2.5 6871 CYLINDER-1st stg 1

2.6 6870 GASKET 3

2.7 7187-02 FITTING-1/8xØ6 for pl. tube 2

2.8 7187-06 ELBOW-1/8xØ6 for pl. tube 2

2.9 6997-02 TUBE-PL 1

2.10 7867-59 ALLEN SCREW 6 M8x35 SST

2.11 7867-63 BOLT-Hex. 4 M6x20 SST

2.12 6834 CYLINDER-2nd stg 1

2.13 7867-68 ALLEN SCREW 6 M8x55 SST

2.14 6884-21 NUT with plastic insert 4 M6 SST

2.15 6880-02 TIE ROD 4 M6x177

2.16 6841 SLEEVE-3th stg 1

2.17 6893-02 O RING 1 23,53x1,78;FKM 70 SH

2.18 6842 CYLINDER-3th stg 1

2.19 6893-10 O RING 1 64x2;NBR 70 SH

2.20 6892 CROSSHEAD CYLINDER-3rd stg. 1

2.25 6997-01 TUBE-PL 12.26 7091-17 WASHER 12 M6 SST

Ref N Part Nr. Description Qty3.1 7004 PISTON COMPLETE-1st stg 13.2 6899-01 • PISTON-1st stg 1

3.3 6900 • PISTON PIN-1st stg 1

3.4 7003-02 • LOCK RING,PISTON PIN-1st stg 2

3.5 7008 • RING SET-1st stg 1

7008-03 Compression Ring 1

7008-02 Scraper Ring 1

7008-01 Oil Ring 1

3.6 7005 PISTON COMPLETE-2nd stg 13.7 6836 • PISTON-2nd stg 1

3.8 6837 • PISTON PIN-2nd stg 1

3.9 7003-02 • LOCK RING,PISTON PIN-2nd stg 2

3.10 7009 • RING SET-2nd stg 1

7009-02 Scraper Ring 4

3.11 7006 CROSSHEAD PISTON COMPLETE-3rd 13.12 6899-02 • PISTON-3rd stg crosshead 1

3.13 6900 • PISTON PIN-3rd stg 1

3.14 7003-02 • LOCK RING,PISTON PIN-3rd stg 2

3.15 7007 PISTON COMPLETE-3rd stg 13.16 6845 • PISTON-3rd stg 1

3.17 7010 • RING SET-3rd stg 17010-01 Compression Ring 5

FIGURE 3 - PISTONS & RINGS ASSEMBLY


5

4

212 3

4

10

9

78914

13

14

17

161 6

15

11

6979-4-290500 B

1st STAGE 2nd STAGE3rd STAGEPISTON&RING ASS'Y PISTON&RING ASS'YPISTON&RING ASS'Y

FIGURE 4 - VALVE ASSEMBLIES


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22

21

18

20

19

30

22

37

36

6979-01-210904 F

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13 15

1617

11

31

32

33

34

35

24

23

28

10

2

3

4

11

9

8

7

12

29

27

26

25

2nd STAGE INLET&DISCHARGE VALVE ASSEMBLY

3rd STAGE INLET&DISCHARGE VALVE ASSEMBLY

1st STAGE VALVE ASSEMBLY


Ref N Part Nr. Description Qty4.1 6873-01 1st STAGE VALVE COMPLETTE 14.2 6875 •TOP COVER-1st stg 1

4.3 6874 •GASKET 14.4 6873 •VALVE ASS'Y-1st stg 1

4.5 6897-01 •2nd STAGE VALVE COMPLETTE 1

4.6 6887-05 •INLET VALVE ASS'Y-2nd stg 1

4.7 6887-01 •• BODY-2nd stg inlet valve 1

4.8 6887-02 •• SPRING-2nd stg inlet valve 1

4.9 6203-03 •• DISC-2nd stg inlet valve 14.10 6887-03 •• SEAT-2nd stg inlet valve 1

4.11 6894-01 •WASHER 2

4.12 6835-01 •VALVE HEAD-2nd stg 1

4.13 6888 •DISCHARGE VALVE ASS'Y-2nd stg 14.14 6888-02 •• BODY-2nd stg disch valve 1

4.15 6888-03 •• SPRING-2nd stg disch valve 1

4.16 6203-03 •• DISC-2nd stg disch valve 1

4.17 6888-04 •• SEAT-2nd stg disch valve 1

4.18 6888-01 •CAP-2nd stg disch valve 1

4.19 6894-02 •WASHER 1

4.20 6893-01 •O RING 1 21,82x3,53 FKM 70 SH

4.21 7867-33 •BOLT 2 M8x25 SST4.22 6883-04 •ACORN NUT 2 M8 SST

4.23 6898-01 3rd STAGE VALVE COMPLETTE 1

4.24 6815 •INLET VALVE ASS'Y-3rd stg 14.25 6815-01 •• BODY-3rd stg inlet valve 1

4.26 6815-04 •• SPRING-3rd stg inlet valve 1

4.27 6815-02 •• DISC-3rd stg inlet valve 14.28 6815-03 •• SEAT-3rd stg inlet valve 1

4.29 6843-01 •VALVE HEAD-3rd stg 1

4.30 6814 • DISCHARGE VALVE ASS'Y-3rd stg 14.31 6814-01 •• BODY-3rd stg disch valve 1

4.32 6814-04 •• SPRING-3rd stg disch valve 1

4.33 6814-02 •• DISC-3rd stg disch valve 14.34 6814-03 •• SEAT-3rd stg disch valve 1

4.35 6893-09 •O RING 1 15.6x1.78 FKM 70 SH

4.36 6844 •TOP COVER-3rd stg 14.37 7867-82 •BOLT 1 M8x30 SST

Ref N Part Nr. Description Qty5.1 6876 INLET FILTER ASS'Y 1

5.2 6876-01 FILTER ELEMENT 15.3 7831 NIPPLE 1

5.4 6916 CONDENSATE SEPARATOR ASS'Y 1

5.5 6916-01 • BODY 1

5.6 6916-03 • DIFFUZER 1

5.7 6893-06 • O RING 1 28,17x3,53;NBR5.8 6916-02 • COVER 1

5.9 7302 PURIFIER ASSEMBLY 1

5.10 7302-01 • BODY 1

5.11 6702 • PURIFIER ELEMENT 1

5.12 6702-11 • O RING 1 Ø9.19xØ2.62 NBR

5.13 6702-10 • O RING 1 Ø7,6xØ2,62;NBR

5.14 6893-07 • O RING 2 40,65x5,33;NBR 70 SH

5.15 7302-02 • ADAPTER 1

5.16 7303-03 • COVER 1

5.17 7867-59 • ALLEN SCREW 1 M8x35 SST5.18 7867-06 • ALLEN SCREW 2 M8x20 sst

FIGURE 5 - W31 INLET FILTER ,CONDENSATE SEPARATOR&PURIFIER ASS'Y


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51

42

3

9

7

8

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16

15

14

1312

11

10

6979-05-071003 C

FIGURE 6 - W31 GENERAL PIPING


4

3

21

20

10

9

18

16

2

3917

215

246

38

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19

40

29

4127

24

25

27

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7

8

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13

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3637

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45

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Ref Nr. Part Nr. Description Qty6.1 7084-02 ELBOW 2 ¼x¼ Sst6.2 7425-01 FITTING 6 ¼xØ10 Sst6.3 6907-01 INTERCOOLER ASS'Y-1st stg/2nd stg 16.4 6907-02 • INTERCOOLER TUBE ASS'Y 16.5 7961-05 • CLAMP 16.6 7961-06 • CLAMP 16.7 7867-57 • ALLEN SCREW 2 M4x20 SST6.8 6884-25 • NUT with plastic insert 2 M4 SST6.9 6908-01 INTERCOOLER ASS'Y-2nd stg/3rd stg 16.10 6908-02 • INTERCOOLER TUBE ASS'Y 16.11 7961-04 • CLAMP 16.12 7961-03 • CLAMP 16.13 7867-57 • ALLEN SCREW 2 M4x20 SST6.14 6884-25 • NUT with plastic insert 2 M4 SST6.15 7672-12 ELBOW CONNECTOR 3 ¼xØ10 Sst6.16 7020 DRAIN VALVE ASSEMBLY 26.17 7083-02 PLUG 2 ¼ 6.18 7019-01 TUBE ASS'Y-Condensate Sep./3rd stg 16.19 7422-01 FITTING 2 ¼xØ6 Sst6.20 6909-01 AFTERCOOLER ASS'Y 16.21 6909-02 • AFTERCOOLER TUBE ASS'Y 16.22 7961-02 • CLAMP 16.23 7961-01 • CLAMP 16.24 7867-45 • ALLEN SCREW 1 M4x30 SST6.25 7091-36 • WASHER 2 M4 SST6.26 6884-17 • NUT 1 M4 SST6.27 7867-57 • ALLEN SCREW 2 M4x20 SST6.28 7890-01 NIPPLE-HOSE 16.29 7912-01 HOSE-1 m 16.30 7026 PRESSURE GAGE 16.31 7891-01 FILLING VALVE&BOTTLE CONNECTION 16.32 7891-06 • FILLING VALVE 16.33 7891-03 • HANDLE 16.34 7670-13 • O-RING 1 Ø7XØ1.45 ; NBR 90 Sh

6.35 7880-05 • BOTTLE CONNECTION 16.36 7880-06 • O-RING 1 Ø10.8xØ2.62 ; NBR 70 Sh

6.37 7429 • YOKE 16.38 7933-01 SAFETY VALVE 1 5 BAR6.39 7933-04 SAFETY VALVE 1 35 BAR6.40 - SAFETY VALVE 16.40.1 7933-08 SAFETY VALVE 240 BAR6.40.2 7933-20 SAFETY VALVE 320 BAR6.41 7829-04 O-RING 2 Ø6.07xØ1.78 ; NBR 90 Sh

6.42 7038-02 SEAT-BOTTLE CONNECTION 16.43 7091-32 LOCK WASHER 1 M8 SST6.44 7867-63 HEX.BOLT 1 M8X20 Sst;HEX.6.45 7185-02 FITTING 3/8"x1/4" 16.46 7084-01 TEE 1/4" 1

Ref N Part Nr. Description Qty7.1 6913-01 SUBBASE 17.2 6913-02 CHANNEL-right 17.3 6913-03 CHANNEL-left 17.4 6913-14 BELT GUARD 17.5 6913-11 PLATE-BELT GUARD 17.6 7867-69 BOLT-SHEET IRON 117.7 7867-09 ALLEN SCREW 5 M6x20 SST7.8 7091-17 WASHER 9 M6 SST7.9 7823-03 NUT-INSERT 5 M6 SST7.10 6953-02 WHEEL 27.11 6953-03 PIN 27.12 7867-68 ALLEN SCREW 2 M8x55 SST7.13 7091-34 WASHER 7 M8 SST7.14 6884-19 NUT 6 M8 SST7.15 7867-62 HEX.SCREW 4 M8x20 SST7.16 7091-32 LOCK WASHER 4 M8 SST7.17 6953-01 VIBRATION MOUNT 27.18 6953-04 SPACER 27.19 6913-15 BRACKET 17.20 6884-18 NUT 2 M10 SST7.21 6884-21 NUT 1 M6 SST7.22 7867-03 ALLEN SCREW 3 M6x10 SST

FIGURE 7 - SUBBASE & BELT GUARD ASSEMBLY


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Ref N Part Nr. Description Qty8.1 7867-61 HEX. SCREW 4 M8x30 SST8.2 7091-32 LOCK WASHER 10 M8 SST8.3 7091-34 WASHER 16 M8 SST8.4 6884-19 NUT 8 M8 SST8.5 7027-01 CLAMP-Condensate Sep. 1 M6x1578.6 7091-17 WASHER 9 M6 SST8.7 6883-03 ACORN NUT 4 M6 SST8.8 7091-35 LOCK WASHER 2 M6 SST8.9 6884-12 NUT with plastic insert 3 M6 SST8.10 7867-60 ALLEN SCREW 2 M6x30 SST8.11 7867-06 ALLEN SCREW 2 M8x20 SST8.12 7027-02 CLAMP-Purifier 1 M6x2878.13 6913-05 PLATE 18.14 7867-57 ALLEN SCREW 2 M4x20 SST8.15 6913-08 SUPPORT 18.16 7091-36 WASHER 4 M4 SST8.17 6884-17 NUT 2 M4 SST8.18 7867-03 ALLEN SCREW 1 M6x108.19 6913-16 HANDLE 18.20 7867-77 HEX. SCREW 4 M8x35 SST

FIGURE 8 -Support For Water Separator and Purifier ; Screws


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8

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6

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