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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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Translation of the Original
HIPACE 300 P
Turbopump
2
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
About this Manual
7
Validity
7
Related Documents
7
Variants
7
Target Group
7
Conventions
7
Instructions in the Text
7
Pictographs
8
Stickers on the Product
8
Fig. 2: Position of the Stickers on the Product
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Abbreviations
9
Trademark Proof
9
Safety
10
General Safety Information
10
Safety Instructions
10
Safety Precautions
14
Limits of Use of the Product
15
Proper Use
15
Foreseeable Improper Use
15
Tbl. 2: Permissible Ambient Conditions
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Personnel Qualification
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Ensuring Personnel Qualification
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Personnel Qualification for Maintenance and Repair
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Advanced Training with Pfeiffer Vacuum
17
Product Description
18
Function
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Cooling
18
Rotor Bearing
18
Fig. 3: Design 300 P (Example DN 100 ISO-K and DN 100 CF-F)
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Drive
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Shipment
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Identifying the Product
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Product Types
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Product Features
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Transportation and Storage
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Transport
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Storage
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Installation
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Preparatory Work
21
Connecting the High Vacuum Side
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Requirements for the Dimensioning of a Counter Flange
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Considering Earthquake Protection
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Tbl. 5: Requirements for the Dimensioning of Customer-Specific High Vacuum con
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Using a Splinter Shield or Protective Screen
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Using the Vibration Compensator
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Tbl. 6: Reduction of the Pumping Speed When Using a Splinter Shield or Protective
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Fig. 4: Example: Safety Connections
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Mounting Orientations
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Attaching ISO-K Flange Onto ISO-K
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Attaching ISO-K Flange to ISO-F
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Fig. 5: Recommended Alignment When Using Oil-Sealed Backing Pumps
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Fig. 6: Flange Connection ISO-K to ISO-F, Bracket Screws
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Fig. 7: Flange Connection ISO-K with ISO-F, Hexagon Head Screw and Tapped Hole
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Fig. 8: Flange Connection ISO-K with ISO-F, Stud Screw and Tapped Hole
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Attaching ISO-F Flange to ISO-F
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Fig. 9: Flange Connection ISO-K with ISO-F, Stud Screw and through Hole
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Fig. 10: Flange Connection ISO-F, Hexagon Head Screw and Tapped Hole
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Fig. 11: Flange Connection ISO-F, Stud Screw and Tapped Hole
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Attaching CF Flange to CF-F
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Fig. 12: Flange Connection ISO-F, Stud Screw and through Hole
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Fig. 13: Flange Connection CF-F, Hexagon Head Screw and through Hole
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Fig. 14: Flange Connection CF-F, Stud Screw and Tapped Hole
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Fig. 15: Flange Connection CF-F, Stud Screw and through Hole
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Connecting the Fore-Vacuum Side
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Cooling Water Connection
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Fig. 16: Example of Fore-Vacuum Connection on Hipace 300
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Tbl. 7: Requirements on the Cooling Water Composition
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Tbl. 8: Requirements on the Cooling Water Connection
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Connecting Accessories
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Fig. 17: Connecting the Cooling Water Supply
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Connecting the Electrical Supply
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Earthing the Turbopump
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Establishing the Electric Connection
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Fig. 18: Example: Connecting the Grounding Cable
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Fig. 19: Connecting the Electronic Drive Unit to a Power Supply Pack
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Operation
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Commissioning
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Tbl. 10: Factory Setting of the Electronic Drive Unit When Delivered
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Operating Modes
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Operation Without Operating Unit
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Operation Via Multi-Function Connection "Remote
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Operation Via Connection "E74
36
Operation Via Pfeiffer Vacuum Display and Control Unit
36
Operation Via Field Bus
36
Switching on the Turbopump
37
Operation Monitoring
37
Operating Mode Display Via LED
37
Temperature Monitoring
38
Switching off and Venting
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Switching off
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Venting
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Tbl. 11: Behavior and Meaning of the Leds on the Electronic Drive Unit
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Tbl. 12: Factory Settings for Delayed Venting in Turbopumps
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Maintenance
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General Maintenance Information
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Checklist for Inspection and Maintenance
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Replace Operating Fluid Reservoir
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Tbl. 13: Maintenance Intervals
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Removing the Operating Fluid Reservoir
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Fig. 20: Removing the Operating Fluid Reservoir
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Installing the Operating Fluid Reservoir
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Fig. 21: Installing the Operating Fluid Reservoir
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Replacing the Electronic Drive Unit
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Removing Electronic Drive Unit
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Installing the Electronic Drive Unit
45
Fig. 22: Removal of Electronic Drive Unit TC 400
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Fig. 23: Installation of Electronic Drive Unit TC 400
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Confirming the Speed Specification
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Tbl. 14: Characteristic Nominal Rotation Speeds of the Turbopumps
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Decommissioning
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Shutting down for Longer Periods
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Recommissioning
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Recycling and Disposal
48
General Disposal Information
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Dispose of Turbopumps
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Malfunctions
49
Tbl. 15: Troubleshooting Turbopumps
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Service Solutions by Pfeiffer Vacuum
51
Spare Parts Hipace 300 P
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Fig. 24: Spare Parts Hipace 300 P
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Accessories
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Technical Data and Dimensions
55
General
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Technical Data
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Substances in Contact with the Media
58
Dimensions
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Fig. 25: Hipace 300 | TC 400 | DN 100 ISO-K
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Fig. 26: Hipace 300 | TC 400 | DN 100 ISO-F
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Fig. 27: Hipace 300 | TC 400 |DN 100 CF-F
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Declaration of Conformity
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Category
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Language
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