Atlantic Boilers RS TURBOFLOW DN 200 S990+ Manual de funcionamiento y mantenimiento - Página 4
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Personal Protective Equipment).
• Cuts > Handling the plates without protective
glove (wear PPE).
• Injury > Caused by pressure, affecting in
particular the eyes or bare skin (wear PPE and
prohibit access by unauthorised personnel).
• Poisoning > Skin contact with, or inhalation
of, a dangerous fluid (wear PPE and use safety
equipment).
• Poisoning > Combustion of the gaskets (never
dispose of the gaskets by burning them).
• Poisoning > Accidental mixing of circulating
fluids resulting in the release of hazardous fumes
(make sure that resulting mixture is not dangerous).
COMMON TYPES OF EQUIPMENT
DAMAGE
• Gasket destruction > One fluid circulated at a
high temperature (always circulate the cold fluid
FIRST and the hot fluid LAST).
• Gasket destruction > Sudden changes in
pressure or temperature (monitor the control).
• Gasket destruction > Overrun of operating
conditions (check the operating parameters).
• Plate destruction > Corrosion or erosion (check
the type and speed of the fluids being circulated;
install filters).
• Plate destruction > Overpressure (check the
pressure of the fluids; watch out for sudden or
frequent changes in pressure or temperature).
• Plate destruction > The heat exchanger has
frozen (either make sure that the room temperature
does not drop below 0°C while the system is not in
use or drain the circuits).
• Leaks > The tightening dimension is wrong
(check the tightness of the plate pack).
• Leaks > The frame or a number of plates are
dented (contact Atlantic ).
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• Pollution > Leak of a dangerous or polluting fluid
(have spill trays on hand).
• Explosion > Accidental mixing of circulating fluids
resulting in the release of explosive fumes (make
sure that resulting mixture is not dangerous).
Prohibit access to the system by unauthorised
personnel.
Make sure that servicing technicians have the
proper training.
Keep this manual near the heat exchanger.
1.5 - Receiving the unit
• Upon delivery, check the contents for missing or
damaged items. Note any missing or damaged
items on the delivery slip. Inform Atlantic I of said
damaged or missing items by registered letter
within three days of delivery and forward
a copy to Atlantic .
• The front of each heat exchanger is fitted with a
nameplate listing a serial number. Please state this
number in all correspondence.
1.6 - Handling
• The handling and unloading equipment is for the
account of the recipient.
• Follow the rigging instructions (Figures 1a, 1b
and 2).
• Use web slings (no metal chains). Insert them in
the designated notches on the head and follower.
• The unit's weight is stated on the delivery slip
and the shipping note.
• When moving and handling the heat exchanger,
make sure that it is properly supported and
secured as its high centre of gravity may cause it to
tip over easily.
• Never lift the unit by its guide rails, compression
bolts or pipes, as doing so can cause them to
bend.
• Shield the plates from impacts as they could
cause irreparable leaks.