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Siemens SIMOTICS SD Operating Instructions Manual (142 pages)

Low-voltage motors

Brand: Siemens | Category: Engine | Size: 19.64 MB

Table of Contents
5
Introduction
11
About SIMOTICS
11
About this Manual
11
Content
11
Target Group
12
Avoiding Dangers
12
Standard Scope
13
Websites of Third-Party Companies
13
SIMOTICS Documentation
13
Service and Support
14
Siemens Industry Online Support on the Web
14
Siemens Industry Online Support on the Road
15
Feedback on the Technical Documentation
16
Mysupport Documentation
16
Technical Support
17
Training
18
Spare Parts Services
18
Important Product Information
19
Proper and Intended Use/Foreseeable Misuse
19
Electromagnetic Compatibility
19
Safety Information
21
Information for those Responsible for the Plant/System
21
The 5 Safety Rules
21
Qualified Personnel
22
Safe Handling
22
Electromagnetic Fields When Operating Electrical Power Engineering Installations
24
Electrostatic Sensitive Devices
24
Interference Immunity
25
Influence on the Line Power Supply through a Strongly Irregular Torque
25
Interference Voltages When Operating the Converter
25
Special Designs and Construction Versions
26
Description
27
Area of Application
27
Rating Plate
27
Installation
29
Machine Design
29
Regulations
29
Cooling and Ventilation
29
Machines with a Fan
30
Machines Without a Fan (Optional)
30
Bearings
31
Balancing
31
Types of Construction/Method of Installation
31
Degree of Protection
33
Environmental Conditions
33
Optional Built-On and Built-In Accessories
33
Paint Finish
34
Preparing for Use
35
Safety-Related Aspects to Consider When Configuring the Plant
35
Observing the Operating Mode
35
Machines Without Final Paint Coating
35
Delivery
35
Transport and Storage
36
Safety Instructions for Transport
36
Types of Construction on the Rating Plate
38
Transport
38
Storage
39
Securing the Rotor
40
Commissioning after Storage
42
Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index
42
Lubricating the Rolling Bearings
42
Regreasing Rolling Bearings after Storage Periods of up to Two Years
42
Releasing the Rotor Shipping Brace before Commissioning
42
Ensure Adequate Cooling
43
Interlock Circuit for the Separately Driven Fan Motor
43
Interlock Circuit for Anti-Condensation Heating
45
Noise Emission
45
Voltage and Frequency Fluctuations During Line Operation
45
Rotational Speed Limit Values
45
System-Inherent Frequencies
46
Electromagnetic Compatibility
46
Converter Operation
47
Parameterizing the Converter
47
Converter Input Voltage
47
Reducing Bearing Currents
48
Insulated Bearings for Converter Operation
49
Tandem Operation
50
Speed Limits for Converter Operation
50
Assembly
51
Safety Instructions for Installation
51
Preparing for Installation
52
Requirements for Installation
52
Insulation Resistance
53
Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index
53
Checking the Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index of the Winding
54
Installing the Machine
57
Preparing the Assembly Area
57
Lift the Machine to Where It will be Mounted and Position It
57
Machines with Type of Construction IM B15, IM B9, IM V8 and IM V9
58
Foot Mounting
58
Aligning and Fixing the Machine
59
Measures for Alignment and Mounting
59
Flatness of the Supporting Surfaces for Conventional Motors
60
Machine Frame Mounting Feet (Special Design)
60
Installing the Machine
61
Preconditions for Smooth, Vibration-Free Operation
61
Aligning the Machine to the Driven Machine and Mounting
61
Selecting Bolts
61
Horizontal Types of Construction with Mounting Feet
61
Horizontal Types of Construction with Flange
62
Vertical Types of Construction with Flange
62
Removing the Rotor Shipping Brace
63
Recommended Alignment Accuracy
63
Mounting the Drive Output Elements
64
Electrical Connection
67
Safety Instructions for the Electrical Connection
67
Connecting the Machine
68
Selecting Cables
68
Terminal Box
69
Circuit Diagram Inside the Terminal Box Cover
69
Direction of Rotation
69
Terminal Marking
70
Protruding Connection Cables
70
Connecting Protruding Cables
71
Connection With/Without Cable Lugs
71
Minimum Air Clearances
72
Screw-Type Connections with Connecting Thread
72
Tightening Torques
72
Cable Entries, Sealing Plugs and Thread Adapters
72
Connecting the Grounding Conductor
73
Minimum Surface Area of Grounding Conductor
73
Grounding Connection Type
73
Connecting the Temperature Sensor/Anti-Condensation Heater
74
Conductor Connection
75
Conductor Connection Type Shaft Height 280
76
Conductor Connection Type Shaft Height 315
77
Connecting Aluminum Conductors
78
Connecting Converters
78
Final Checks
79
Commissioning
81
Measures before Commissioning
81
Mechanical and Electrical Check
82
Converter Operation
83
Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index
83
Checking the Machine Cooling
83
Commissioning the Separately Driven Fan
84
Further Documents
85
Setpoint Values for Monitoring the Bearing Temperature
85
Switching on
86
Test Run
87
Operation
89
Safety Instructions for Operation
89
Safety Instructions in Operation - Uncovered, Rotating Parts
89
Safety Instructions in Operation - Parts that Are Not Covered, and that Are under Voltage (Live Parts)
90
Safety Instructions in Operation - Anti-Condensation Heating
92
Safety Instructions Relating to Ventilation
92
Safety Instruction for Forced Ventilation (Option)
92
Safety Instructions When Operating Machines with Fan
92
Machines with Fan for the Textile Industry
92
Switching on the Machine
93
Deactivating
93
Switch off the Separately Driven Fan
93
Switching on Again after an EMERGENCY off
93
Stoppages
93
Avoidance of Damage to Rolling Bearings During Stoppages
95
Decommissioning the Machine
95
Re-Commissioning the Machine
95
Faults
95
Inspections in the Event of Faults
95
Electrical Faults
96
Mechanical Faults
97
Rolling Bearing Faults
97
Faults at the External Fan
98
Maintenance
99
General
99
Preparation and Notes
99
Marking
99
Customs Union Eurasia (Optional)
100
Inspection and Maintenance
100
Safety Instructions for Inspection and Maintenance
100
Safety Instructions in Operation - Risk of Burn Injuries at Hot Surfaces
100
Inspections in the Event of Faults
101
First Inspection after Installation or Repair
102
General Inspection
103
Assessing the Rolling Bearings
103
Maintenance Intervals
104
Re-Greasing
105
Cleaning
105
Cleaning the Fan Cover of Machines for the Textile Industry
106
Drain Condensate
106
Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index
107
Servicing the Separately Driven Fan
107
Corrective Maintenance
108
Repairs Are Only Permissible Within the Defined Scope
108
Rolling Bearings
109
Bearing Bushes
110
Fitting the Bearing Cartridges
110
Installing Bearings
110
Mounting Dimension "X
112
Fan
112
Metal Fan Disassembly
112
Mounting Fans
113
Canopy; Mounting a Rotary Pulse Encoder under the Canopy
113
Tightening Torques
113
Screw Lock Washers
113
Links
113
Reassembly: Miscellaneous Information
114
Optional Add-On Units
114
Mounting a Brake (Optional)
114
O-Ring Seal
114
Spare Parts
117
Parts Order
117
Determining the Spare Parts Via the Internet
117
Replacing Rolling Bearings
118
Rolling Bearings
118
Groups of Parts
118
Ordering Example
119
Machine Parts
119
Standardized Parts
121
Exploded Drawings
122
1LE5, 1PC4 Shaft Height 280
122
Terminal Box, Shaft Height 280
123
1LE5, 1PC4 Shaft Height 315
124
Terminal Box, Shaft Height 315
125
1LE5, 1PC4 Shaft Height 315
126

Siemens SIMOTICS SD Operating Instructions Manual (142 pages)

Low-voltage motors

Brand: Siemens | Category: Engine | Size: 4.63 MB

Table of Contents
5
Introduction
11
About These Instructions
11
My Support
11
Safety Information
13
Information for those Responsible for the Plant or System
13
The 5 Safety Rules
13
Qualified Personnel
14
Safe Handling
14
Working on Machines with Permanent Magnets
16
Electromagnetic Fields When Operating Electrical Power Engineering Installations
17
Electrical Voltages Are Induced When the Rotor Is Rotated
17
Electrostatic Sensitive Devices
17
Electromagnetic Compatibility
18
Interference Immunity
18
Influence on the Line Power Supply through a Strongly Irregular Torque
18
Interference Voltages When Operating the Converter
19
Special Designs and Construction Versions
19
Description
21
Area of Application
21
Converter Operation
22
Rating Plates
22
Installation
24
Regulations of the Customs Union - Eurasian Standard
24
Rotor
24
Cooling and Ventilation
24
General
24
Machines with a Fan
25
Machines Without a Fan (Optional)
25
Bearings
26
Balancing
26
Types of Construction/Method of Installation
26
Degree of Protection
28
Environmental Conditions
28
Optional Built-On and Built-In Accessories
28
Terminal Box
29
Paint Finish
29
Preparing for Use
31
Safety-Related Aspects to Consider When Configuring the Plant
31
Observing the Operating Mode
31
Machines Without Final Paint Coating
31
Delivery
31
Transport and Storage
32
Safety Instructions for Transport
32
Electrical Voltages Are Induced When the Rotor Is Rotated
34
Transport
34
Storage
35
Securing the Rotor
37
Commissioning after Storage
39
Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index
39
Lubricating the Rolling Bearings
39
Regreasing Rolling Bearings after Storage Periods of up to Two Years
39
Releasing the Rotor Shipping Brace before Commissioning
39
Ensure Adequate Cooling
40
Interlock Circuit for Anti-Condensation Heating
42
Noise Emission
42
Voltage and Frequency Fluctuations in Converter Operation
42
Rotational Speed Limit Values
42
System-Inherent Frequencies
43
Electromagnetic Compatibility
43
Converter Operation
44
Parameterizing the Converter
44
Converter Input Voltage
44
Reducing Bearing Currents
45
Insulated Bearings for Converter Operation
46
Speed Limits for Converter Operation
47
Assembly
49
Safety Instructions for Installation
49
Electrical Voltages Are Induced When the Rotor Is Rotated
50
Preparing for Installation
50
Requirements for Installation
50
Insulation Resistance
51
Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index
51
Checking the Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index of the Winding
52
Installing the Machine
55
Preparing the Assembly Area
55
Lift the Machine to Where It will be Mounted and Position It
55
Machines with Type of Construction IM B15, IM B9, IM V8 and IM V9
55
Foot Mounting
56
Aligning and Fixing the Machine
56
Measures for Alignment and Mounting
57
Flatness of the Supporting Surfaces for Conventional Motors
58
Machine Frame Mounting Feet (Special Design)
58
Installing the Machine
58
Preconditions for Smooth, Vibration-Free Operation
58
Aligning the Machine to the Driven Machine and Mounting
58
Selecting Bolts
58
Horizontal Types of Construction with Mounting Feet
59
Horizontal Types of Construction with Flange
59
Vertical Types of Construction with Flange
60
Removing the Rotor Shipping Brace
60
Recommended Alignment Accuracy
60
Mounting the Drive Output Elements
61
Electrical Connection
65
Safety Instructions for the Electrical Connection
65
Connecting the Machine
66
Terminal Box
67
Circuit Diagram Inside the Terminal Box Cover
67
Direction of Rotation
67
Terminal Marking
68
Cable Entry
68
Versions
68
Protruding Connection Cables
69
Connecting Protruding Cables
69
Connection With/Without Cable Lugs
69
Minimum Air Clearances
70
Cable Glands
70
Mounting Position of Sheet Metal Nuts in Screw-Type Connections
71
Tightening Torques
71
Cable Entries, Sealing Plugs and Thread Adapters
72
Connecting the Grounding Conductor
72
Minimum Surface Area of Grounding Conductor
72
Grounding Connection Type
73
Connection, Temperature Sensor/Anti-Condensation Heating
74
Connecting Optional Integrated Devices and Equipment
74
Conductor Connection
74
Type of Conductor Connection
75
Connecting Aluminum Conductors
76
Connecting Converters
76
Final Checks
77
Commissioning
79
Measures before Commissioning
79
Checks to be Carried out Prior to Commissioning
79
Mechanical and Electrical Check
80
Check the Electrical Connections
81
Converter Operation
81
Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index
82
Testing the Cooling of the Machine
82
Commissioning the Separately Driven Fan
82
Further Documents
83
Setpoint Values for Monitoring the Bearing Temperature
84
Switching on
84
Test Run
85
Operation
87
Safety Instructions for Operation
87
Safety Instructions Relating to Ventilation and Cooling
90
Safety Instruction for Forced Ventilation (Option)
90
Safety Instructions When Operating Machines with Fan
90
Machines with Fan for the Textile Industry
90
Switching on the Machine
91
Deactivating
91
Switching on Again after an Emergency Switching-Off
91
Stoppages
91
Avoidance of Damage to Rolling Bearings During Stoppages
93
Decommissioning the Machine
93
Re-Commissioning the Machine
93
Faults
93
Inspections in the Event of Faults
93
Electrical Faults Air-Cooled Machines
94
Mechanical Faults
94
Rolling Bearing Faults
95
Faults at the External Fan
96
Maintenance
97
Preparation and Notes
97
Marking
97
Touch up any Damaged Paintwork
98
Inspection and Maintenance
98
Safety Instructions for Inspection and Maintenance
98
Electrical Voltages Are Induced When the Rotor Is Rotated
99
Inspections in the Event of Faults
99
First Inspection after Installation or Repair
100
General Inspection
101
Assessing the Rolling Bearings
101
Maintenance Intervals
102
Re-Greasing
103
Cleaning
103
Cleaning the Fan Cover of Machines for the Textile Industry
104
Drain Condensate
104
Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index
105
Servicing the Separately Driven Fan
105
Corrective Maintenance
106
Rolling Bearings
106
Bearing Bushes
108
Installing Bearings
108
Mounting Dimension "X
110
Fan
110
Mounting Fans
112
Mounting the Fan Cover
112
Canopy; Mounting a Rotary Pulse Encoder under the Canopy
113
Tightening Torques
113
Screw Lock Washers
113
Links
113
Reassembly: Miscellaneous Information
114
Optional Add-On Units
114
Mounting a Brake
114
O-Ring Seal
115
Spare Parts
117
Parts Order
117
Determining the Spare Parts Via the Internet
117
Replacing Rolling Bearings
118
Groups of Parts
118
Ordering Example
119
Machine Parts
120
Part Lists
120
Standardized Parts
122
Exploded Drawings
123
1FZ Shaft Height 280
123
Disposal
125
Rohs - Restricting the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances
125

Siemens SIMOTICS SD Operating Instructions Manual (140 pages)

Brand: Siemens | Category: Engine | Size: 11.71 MB

Table of Contents
5
Introduction
11
About SIMOTICS
11
About this Manual
11
Content
11
Target Group
12
Avoiding Dangers
13
Standard Scope
13
Websites of Third-Party Companies
13
SIMOTICS Documentation
13
Service and Support
14
Siemens Industry Online Support on the Web
14
Spare Parts Services
15
Important Product Information
16
Safety Information
17
General Safety Instructions
17
Information for those Responsible for the Plant/System
17
The 5 Safety Rules
17
Qualified Personnel
18
Safe Handling
18
Electromagnetic Fields When Operating Electrical Power Engineering Installations
20
Electrostatic Sensitive Devices
20
Electromagnetic Compatibility
21
Interference Immunity
21
Influence on the Line Power Supply through a Strongly Irregular Torque
21
Interference Voltages When Operating the Converter
22
Special Designs and Construction Versions
22
Description
23
Area of Application
23
Rating Plates
24
Installation
26
Cooling and Ventilation
26
General
26
Machines with a Fan
27
Machines Without a Fan (Optional)
27
Bearings
28
Balancing
28
Types of Construction/Method of Installation
28
Degree of Protection
30
Environmental Conditions
30
Optional Built-On and Built-In Accessories
30
Terminal Box
31
Paint Finish
31
Preparing for Use
33
Safety-Related Aspects to Consider When Configuring the Plant
33
Observing the Operating Mode
33
Machines Without Final Paint Coating
33
Delivery
33
Transport and Storage
34
Safety Instructions for Transport
34
Transport
36
Storage
37
Securing the Rotor
38
Commissioning after Storage
40
Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index
40
Lubricating the Rolling Bearings
40
Regreasing Rolling Bearings after Storage Periods of up to Two Years
40
Releasing the Rotor Shipping Brace before Commissioning
40
Ensure Adequate Cooling
41
Interlock Circuit for Anti-Condensation Heating
43
Noise Emission
43
Voltage and Frequency Fluctuations During Line Operation
43
Rotational Speed Limit Values
43
System-Inherent Frequencies
44
Electromagnetic Compatibility
44
Converter Operation
45
Parameterizing the Converter
45
Converter Input Voltage
45
Reducing Bearing Currents
46
Insulated Bearings for Converter Operation
47
Tandem Operation
48
Speed Limits for Converter Operation
48
Assembly
49
Safety Instructions for Installation
49
Preparing for Installation
50
Requirements for Installation
50
Insulation Resistance
51
Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index
51
Checking the Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index of the Winding
52
Installing the Machine
55
Preparing the Assembly Area
55
Lift the Machine to Where It will be Mounted and Position It
55
Machines with Type of Construction IM B15, IM B9, IM V8 and IM V9
56
Foot Mounting
56
Aligning and Fixing the Machine
57
Measures for Alignment and Mounting
57
Flatness of the Supporting Surfaces for Conventional Motors
58
Machine Frame Mounting Feet (Special Design)
58
Installing the Machine
59
Preconditions for Smooth, Vibration-Free Operation
59
Aligning the Machine to the Driven Machine and Mounting
59
Selecting Bolts
59
Horizontal Types of Construction with Mounting Feet
59
Horizontal Types of Construction with Flange
60
Vertical Types of Construction with Flange
60
Removing the Rotor Shipping Brace
61
Recommended Alignment Accuracy
61
Mounting the Drive Output Elements
62
Electrical Connection
65
Safety Instructions for the Electrical Connection
65
Connecting the Machine
66
Selecting Cables
66
Terminal Box
67
Circuit Diagram Inside the Terminal Box Cover
67
Direction of Rotation
67
Terminal Marking
68
Cable Entry
68
Versions
68
Protruding Connection Cables
69
Connecting Protruding Cables
69
Connection With/Without Cable Lugs
69
Minimum Air Clearances
70
Cable Glands
70
Mounting Position of Sheet Metal Nuts in Screw-Type Connections
71
Tightening Torques
71
Cable Entries, Sealing Plugs and Thread Adapters
72
Connecting the Grounding Conductor
72
Minimum Surface Area of Grounding Conductor
72
Grounding Connection Type
73
Connection, Temperature Sensor/Anti-Condensation Heating
74
Connecting Optional Integrated Devices and Equipment
74
Conductor Connection
74
Type of Conductor Connection
75
Connecting Aluminum Conductors
76
Connecting Converters
76
Final Checks
77
Commissioning
79
Measures before Commissioning
79
Mechanical and Electrical Check
80
Converter Operation
81
Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index
81
Checking the Machine Cooling
81
Commissioning the Separately Driven Fan
82
Further Documents
83
Setpoint Values for Monitoring the Bearing Temperature
83
Switching on
84
Test Run
85
Operation
87
Safety Instructions for Operation
87
Safety Instructions in Operation - Uncovered, Rotating Parts
87
Safety Instructions in Operation - Parts that Are Not Covered, and that Are under Voltage (Live Parts)
88
Safety Instructions Relating to Ventilation and Cooling
90
Safety Instruction for Forced Ventilation (Option)
90
Safety Instructions When Operating Machines with Fan
90
Machines with Fan for the Textile Industry
90
Switching on the Machine
91
Deactivating
91
Switching on Again after an EMERGENCY off
91
Stoppages
91
Avoidance of Damage to Rolling Bearings During Stoppages
93
Decommissioning the Machine
93
Re-Commissioning the Machine
93
Faults
93
Inspections in the Event of Faults
93
Electrical Faults
94
Mechanical Faults
95
Rolling Bearing Faults
95
Faults at the External Fan
96
Maintenance
97
General
97
Preparation and Notes
97
Inspection and Maintenance
98
Safety Instructions for Inspection and Maintenance
98
Inspections in the Event of Faults
99
First Inspection after Installation or Repair
100
General Inspection
101
Assessing the Rolling Bearings
101
Maintenance Intervals
102
Re-Greasing
103
Cleaning
103
Cleaning the Fan Cover of Machines for the Textile Industry
104
Drain Condensate
104
Insulation Resistance and Polarization Index
105
Servicing the Separately Driven Fan
105
Corrective Maintenance
106
Rolling Bearings
106
Bearing Bushes
108
Installing Bearings
108
Shaft Sealing, Mounting Dimensions and Alignment
110
Fan
110
Mounting Fans
112
Mounting the Fan Cover
112
Canopy; Mounting a Rotary Pulse Encoder under the Canopy
113
Tightening Torques
113
Screw Lock Washers
113
Links
113
Reassembly: Miscellaneous Information
114
Optional Add-On Units
114
Mounting a Brake
114
O-Ring Seal
115
Spare Parts
117
Parts Order
117
Determining the Spare Parts Via the Internet
117
Replacing Rolling Bearings
118
Rolling Bearings
118
Part Groups
118
Ordering Example
119
Machine Parts
119
Standardized Parts
122
Exploded Drawings
123

Siemens SIMOTICS SD Operating Instructions Manual (136 pages)

Low-Voltage Motors

Brand: Siemens | Category: Engine | Size: 4.52 MB

Table of Contents
5
1 Introduction

9
- About These Instructions
  9
- Information for the Reader
  9
2 Safety Information

11
3 Description

15
- Area of Application
  15
- CE Marking
  15
- Rating Plates
  16
- Installation
  17
- Machine Design
  17
- Regulations
  18
- Cooling and Ventilation
  19
- General
  19
- Machines with a Fan
  19
- Machines Without a Fan (Optional)
  20
- Bearings
  21
- Balancing
  21
- Types of Construction/Method of Installation
  22
- Degree of Protection
  24
- Optional Built-On and Built-In Accessories
  25
4 Preparing for Use

27
- Delivery
  27
- Transport
  27
- Storage
  28
- Electromagnetic Compatibility
  29
5 Assembly

31
- Installation
  31
- Safety Instructions
  31
- Safety Instructions: Explosion-Proof Machines
  31
- Machine Installation
  32
- Cooling
  33
- Ventilation
  33
- Machines with Type of Construction IM B15, IM B9, IM V8 and IM V9
  34
- Balancing
  35
- Mounting and Withdrawing Output Transmission Elements
  36
- Noise Emission
  37
- Alignment and Fastening
  37
- Flatness of Supporting Surfaces
  38
- Machine Frame Mounting Feet (Special Design)
  38
6 Electrical Connection

39
7 Commissioning

67
- Insulation Resistance
  67
- Testing the Insulation Resistance
  67
- Measures before Start-Up
  69
- Switching on
  71
8 Operation

73
9 Maintenance

87
- Preparation and Notes
  87
- North American Market
  88
- Customs Union Eurasia
  88
- Touch up any Damaged Paintwork
  90
- Repainting
  90
- Inspection
  91
- General Inspection Specifications
  91
- Optional Built-On Accessories
  91
- Initial Inspection
  91
- Main Inspection
  92
- Maintenance
  93
- Maintenance Intervals
  93
- Regreasing (Optional)
  94
- Cleaning
  94
- Drain Condensate
  95
- Corrective Maintenance
  96
- Instructions for Repair
  96
- Storage
  96
- Changing Bearings
  97
- Replacing Bearings in Explosion-Proof Machines
  98
- Dismantling
  98
- Bearing Bushes
  99
- Links
  99
- Assembly
  99
- Assemly
  99
- Fitting the Bearing Cartridges
  99
- Fitting Bearings
  100
- Mounting Fans
  100
- Mounting the Fan Cover
  101
- Canopy; Mounting a Rotary Pulse Encoder under the Canopy
  101
- Reassembly: Miscellaneous Information
  101
- Screw Lock Washers
  102
- Electrical Connections - Termincal Board Connections
  102
- Cable Glands
  102
- Terminal Boxes, End Shields, Grounding Conductors, Sheet Metal Fan Covers
  103
- Optional Add-On Units
  104
10 Spare Parts

105
- Parts Order
  105
- Parts Groups Definition
  105
- Ordering Example
  106
- Machine Parts
  107
- Standardized Parts
  110
11 Disposal

113
- Introduction
  113
- Preparing for Disassembly
  113
- Dismantling the Machine
  113
- Disposal of Components
  114

Siemens SIMOTICS SD Compact Operating Instructions (166 pages)

Low-voltage motors

Brand: Siemens | Category: Engine | Size: 4.89 MB

Table of Contents
37
General Information
38
Purpose of the Manual
38
Equipment Identification
39
Glossary and Terminology
40
Requesting Technical Assistance
40
Manufacturer's Liability
40
Technical Information
41
Gear Unit Description
41
Conformity to Standards
41
Operating Limits and Conditions
42
Safety Information
43
Safety Standards
43
Handling and Transport
44
Packaging
44
Handling Instructions
45
Moving Packages
45
Moving the Equipment
45
Storage
46
Installation
47
Installing the Gear Unit
47
Gear Units with Solid Output Shaft
50
Gear Units with Hollow Output Shaft
50
Gear Units with Shrink Disk
51
Shaft Mounted Gear Units Series F
51
Installing an Iec-Standard Flanged Motor
52
Testing the Gear Unit
53
Using the Equipment
55
Maintenance
56
Routine Maintenance
57
Lubricants
59
Oil Change
59
Recommended/Permitted Oils
60
Checking Efficiency
62
Cleaning
62
Paint
62
Replacing Parts
63
Taking Apart of the Iec-Standard Flanged Motor
63
Scrapping the Gear Unit
63
Troubleshooting
64
Annex 1 - Checking Oil Level on Atex-Specified Gear Units
65
Annex 2 - Lubricant Charge Quantity
68
Helical In-Line Gear Units, Series C
68
Bevel Helical Gear Units, Series a
69
Shaft-Mounted Gear Units, Series F
70
Worm Gear Units, Series V
71
Worm Gear Units, Series W
72
Single-Stage Helical Gear Units, Series S
72
Annex 3 - Customer's Shaft
73
Series a
73
Series F
74
Series VF and W
75
Annex 4 - Lifting
76
Annex 5 - Installing the Motor on Type Vfr Worm Gear Units
83
Annex 6 - Calibrating the Torque Limiter Slip Torque
84
Standardschalter
138
Allgemeines
138
Aufbau Des Getriebe − Nocken − Endschalters
139
Schaltpunkteinstellung
140
Blockverstellung
141
Typenschlüssel
141
Bestellbeispiel
142
Nockenscheiben
142
Antrieb
146
Elastischer Antriebsflansch F Bzw. F+M
147
Gehäuseausführungen
148
Schalter IM Aluminium − Gehäuse
150
Anzeigescheibe
150
Block Adjustment
150
Special Executions
156

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  15
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17
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  17
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  17
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  19
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