Question - 1 of 10 |
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The heater coils are tripping the overload. You would ;
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Turn off power to the motor and troubleshoot motor and blower
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Switch operation to stand - by motor and blower and determine why the heater coils are tripping the overload
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Check oil level in the blower gear case
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Switch operation to stand - by motor and blower and check out the problem at some later time
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Question - 2 of 10 |
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Your next action would be ;
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Check oil level in the blower gear case
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Lubricate motor bearings
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Try turning the motor - blower unit pulleys by hand to determine if there is a mechanical drag causing the overload
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Replace the electrical motor
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Question - 3 of 10 |
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If it can not be turned by hand, your next action would be ;
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Remove the drive belt connecting the motor and blower
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Lubricate motor bearings
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Check oil level in the blower gear case
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Overhaul and repair blower
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Question - 4 of 10 |
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Your next action would be ;
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Pull and replace bearing on blower shaft
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Pull and replace motor bearings
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Check oil level in the blower gear case
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Try turning blower shaft by hand
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Question - 5 of 10 |
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The blower does not appear to be binding, your next action would be ;
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Pull and replace bearing on blower shaft
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Try turning motor shaft by hand
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Check oil level in the blower gear case
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Pull and replace motor bearings
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Question - 6 of 10 |
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The motor is binding and you can feel the bearing grind when the shaft is turning. Your next action would be ;
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Inspect motor bearing and replace if necessary
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Inspect blower shaft bearing and replace if necessary
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Lubricate motor bearings
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No other action is required
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Question - 7 of 10 |
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The bearing is badly worn, your next action would be ;
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Replace the drive motor
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Replace the worn bearing
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No other action is required
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By - pass the plant
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Question - 8 of 10 |
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That will repair the motor. This type of problem could be caused by ;
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Poor ventilation
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Tension too great on drive belt
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Excessive back pressure
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Weak back pressure
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Question - 9 of 10 |
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If you suspected that this was the problem, a good preventive measure would be ;
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Lubricate motor bearings daily
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Check the tension on the drive motor belts of both blowers and check for excessive wear
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Frequently make a small change in the setting of variable speed drive
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Lubricate motor bearings annualy
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Question - 10 of 10 |
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In case of that the blower is mechanically failured, what sould you do ?
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Bring immediately an air compressor
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By - pass the plant
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Shut down the plant
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Call an operator from the nearest wastewater treatment plant for helping
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