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To make full utilization of the
turbocharger (hereinafter briefly called
"turbocharger"), it is important to comply with
the procedures for operation and maintenance
as well as instructions contained in this
instruction manual.
Operate the turbocharger after reading through
this instruction manual.
IHI
Exhaust-Gas
CAUTION
1.
Order and inquiry
(1)When ordering the parts, clearly indicate the
following symbols in your order sheet.
Type
RH
...
Serial- No,
Specification plate of turbocharger
Part number
and designation
Quantity
(2)Address your order and inquiry to our
agencies and service offices or engine
builder's service stations.
2.Exemptions of liability
In respect of accidents during the guarantee
period that are recognized as being clearly
attributable to
IHI will make repairs free of charge, but
will assume no responsibility even during the
guarantee period for the following accidents.
As stamped on the rating
(Refer to Fig.
As per
I
parts list(sect.2-2)
IHI's design or manufacture,
l,sect.2-2)
Fig.2bect.2-3) and
IHI
(1)Accidents due to the use contrary to the
instructions contained in this manual
(2)Accidents due to a neglect of periodic
replacement of wearing parts
(3)Accidents due to the use of parts other than
IHI genuine parts
(4)Accidents due to the use in excess of the
rated capacity
3.Communication
Regarding the doubts about this instruction
manual, obscure points therein, special cases
not stated therein or any disorder, etc., please
contact the engine manufacturer or the
nearest IHI business office.
4.
Caution
(1)Do not touch the turbocharger in operation,
because the
temperature and high-speed condition.
(2)Dismantle or remove the turbocharger after
getting cold.
turbocharger is in a high
Content
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1.Instructions on safety and hazards
1.1
Basic safety instructions
1.2
Special safety instructions
1.3
Hazards and hazard protection
2.
Construction and function
2.1
Construction of the turbocharger
2.2
Parts list
2.3
Structural drawing
3.0peration
3.1
Lubricating oil
3.2
Operation
3.3
Inspection and maintenance
4.Maintenance
4.1
Cleaning
4.2
Tools
4.3
Weights
4.4
Disassembling the turbocharger
4.5
Reassembling the turbocharger
5.Faults
5.1
Symptoms of faults and possible causes
6.Cleaning the compressor in service
Service offices
1.
Instruction on safety and hazards
1.1
Basic safety instructions
The
following symbols and terms are used in
this operation manual
for safety instructions;
Warning!
Serious injury or fatal accident may result if
the working and operation instructions
it
marked with this symbol are not,
observed.
Warning signs must be strictly observed.
only partly,
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Serious damage to the machine or to other
property may result if the working and
operation instructions marked with this
symbol are not, or only partly, observed.
Caution signs must be observed to the letter.
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Work can
simply when work and operation instructions
marked with this symbol are observed.
Notes help to simplify your work.
Caution!
Note
be
carried out more efficiently and
1.2
Special safety instruction
The instructions here are designed to
ensure your safety and to promote safe
handling of the turbocharger and its
operating materials.
These safety instructions must be observed
when working on
turbocharger.
Work on a turbocharger only in
physical and mental condition.
When handling solvents, protective
clothing must be worn. Avoid contact with
the skin, inhalation and penetration of
clothes.
Water splash from dosing vessel for
compressor washing.
Safety when cleaning
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and petrol
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1.2.4
Safety when disassembling and
assembling
Inform operating personnel accordingly
before starting any special or maintenance
work.
As precaution, place a receptacle for
leaking oil under the turbocharger.
When disassembling, secure the
against turning.
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Ensure that absorbent material is available
to soak up any spilled fluids.
Ensure that operation and process
materials are drained, collected and
disposed of in a safe and environmentally
compatible manner.
Ensure that the prescribed, adjustment,
maintenance and inspection work is carried
out at the appropriate intervals.
Observe instructions for replacement of
parts.
Retighten screwed connections in
accordance with the respective regulations.
Do not touch the surface of locking device,
may cause burn.
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1.2.5
Safety when shutting down
Secure the rotor against turning.
Clean the turbocharger before mothballing.
Wear protective clothing during
mothballing the turbocharger.
and
Keep the work area clean
and operating materials.
Remove any obstacles laying
floor.
free
al-ound on the
of oil
1.3 Hazards and Hazard protection
Hazards may arise during operation of,
and work on, the turbocharger:
from the turbocharger and its accessories
from the operating materials used
from failure to observe safety instructions
from inadequate maintenance and
inspection work
1.3.1 Mechanical influences
Physical injury
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Warning!
Unconsciousness and injury due to:
Crushing, shearing, cutting, winding,
fragmentation, drawing in, knocking,
stabbing, rubbing, loss of liquids under
high pressure, under burnt, high
temperature, slipping, tripping falling.
Causes
sharp edges, pointed parts
crush, shear and winding areas
fragmentation of parts
fracture or rupture of parts due to
overload
elastic elements
and gases under pressure or in a
vacuum
(e.g. springs), liquids
slippery, oily work area, obstacles on
the floor
Protection measures
Wear Leather protective gloves
Wear close-fitting protective clothing
Tie up long hair
hair protection
Wear face and eye protection
Wear protective shoes
Keep floor, equipment and the
turbocharger clean
Ensure the availability of oil
absorbing materials.
Eliminate leaks
1.3.2
Operation and process materials
This includes all substances such as oil,
grease, coolant, detergents and solvents,
acids and other hazardous substances.
Physical injury and damage to property
and bearings, wear
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Warning!
Allergies, skin disease, unconsciousness,
poisoning or nausea after inhalation.
Injury by scalding and burning of the skin.
Burning by vapors or contact with acids
or alkalis.
Caution!
Environmental pollution due
operation and process materials and
penetration into soil and water.
Causes
Inhalation of toxic gases, smoke and
vapors
Skin contact with aggressive fluids
Clothing wet or soaked with hazardous
substance
to
leakage of
Spilling and tipping
with operation materials
ovc~
of vessels
Leakage
Tanks and collectors which are not gas
-
tight and which do not comply with
the regulations on hazardous
substance
Burning cigarettes or naked flame in
the proximity of operation materials
Protection measures
Utmost caution when handling
operation and process materials.
Protective clothing must be worn (oil
-
proof, solvent - proof and acid - proof
gloves, impermeable protective
clothing, and respiratory
protection).
Avoid skin contact and inhalation.
Ensure that the workroom is properly
ventilated.
Observe the hazard indications on the
containers for operation and process
materials.
Immediately after use, seal the
hazardous substance container tight.
Used operation materials must be
collected safely in accordance with the
legal provisions, stored separately in
suitable containers as prescribed, and
disposed of as special waste in an
environmentally compatible manner.
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Ensure that containers with new
used
operation materials are sealed tight.
In the event of leaks
or spills
immediately apply a suitable
absorbent material and dispose of this
in an environmentally compatible
manner as special waste.
1.3.3
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1.3.3
Noise
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Physical
injury
Warning!
Loss of hearing, deafness impairments of
health such as loss of balance or of
consciousness, cardiac and circulatory
disturbances.
Causes
Machine noise
90dB(A)
Protective measures
Wear ear protection
level
in
excess
of
1.3.3
Noise
A
Physical
injury
warning!
Loss of hearing, deafness impairments of
health such as loss of balance or of
consciousness, cardiac and circulatory
disturbances.
Causes
Machine noise level in excess
SO~B(A)
Protective measures
Wear ear protection
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2.
Construction and function
2.1 Construction of the turbocharger
RH1831203
The
type turbocharger consists essentially of a
mixed flow turbine and a radial flow
compressor assembled as a single unit.
(1) Turbine
The exhaust gas from the diesel engine flows
through the turbine housing
turbine wheel and provides the rotating
torque to the turbine shaft (1001).
The exhaust gas flows through the exhaust
pipe to the atmosphere.
Seal ring
provided so that gas may not adversely affect
the bearings.
(2)
Compressor
The compressor wheel
turbine shaft
torque, induces air through the silencer
(10001), and delivers it to the cylinders after
compression.
Seal
provided so that air and oil may not leak.
1009) and heat shield (5005) are
(2001) fitted to the
(1001) receives the rotating
plate(6001) and seal ring(1010) is
(4001) to the
(3)
Bearing
A.
Thrust bearing(7002)
Since thrust force is constantly applied to
the turbine shaft
(7002) is provided to prevent move of the
shaft due to thrust force.
B.
Journal bearing
A
semi-floating type is employed.
A
conventional floating bearing rotates, but
semi-float bearing
(1001), the thrust bearing
(7001) don't rotate.
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