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    Trico Oil Leveler

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    This document provides commissioning instructions for a turbine. It involves cleaning the turbine, lubricating and cooling the bearings, and checking lubrication of other components. Key steps include: 1) Cleaning the turbine and surrounding area of all debris, dust and preserving compounds. 2) Checking the constant level oilers and filling the bearing housings with the recommended oil to the correct level. 3) Filling any oil bottles and ensuring the lubrication system is primed before startup if there is a pump driven system. 4) Checking that key components like the governor valve stem are properly lubricated with high temperature grease.

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    Trico Oil Leveler

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    This document provides commissioning instructions for a turbine. It involves cleaning the turbine, lubricating and cooling the bearings, and checking lubrication of other components. Key steps include: 1) Cleaning the turbine and surrounding area of all debris, dust and preserving compounds. 2) Checking the constant level oilers and filling the bearing housings with the recommended oil to the correct level. 3) Filling any oil bottles and ensuring the lubrication system is primed before startup if there is a pump driven system. 4) Checking that key components like the governor valve stem are properly lubricated with high temperature grease.

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    This document provides commissioning instructions for a turbine. It involves cleaning the turbine, lubricating and cooling the bearings, and checking lubrication of other components. Key steps include: 1) Cleaning the turbine and surrounding area of all debris, dust and preserving compounds. 2) Checking the constant level oilers and filling the bearing housings with the recommended oil to the correct level. 3) Filling any oil bottles and ensuring the lubrication system is primed before startup if there is a pump driven system. 4) Checking that key components like the governor valve stem are properly lubricated with high temperature grease.

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    Trico Oil Leveler

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    This document provides commissioning instructions for a turbine. It involves cleaning the turbine, lubricating and cooling the bearings, and checking lubrication of other components. Key steps include: 1) Cleaning the turbine and surrounding area of all debris, dust and preserving compounds. 2) Checking the constant level oilers and filling the bearing housings with the recommended oil to the correct level. 3) Filling any oil bottles and ensuring the lubrication system is primed before startup if there is a pump driven system. 4) Checking that key components like the governor valve stem are properly lubricated with high temperature grease.

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    SKINNER

    S-Series
    Page 8
    COMMISSIONING

    4.0 COMMISSIONING 2) Check that the Trico constant level oiler mount-
    ing adaptors and bottles are set to the correct
    This section applies to a new turbine or to any turbine height. Check that the vents are clear of for-
    that is to be operated again after a period of disuse. eign matter. Refer to Technical Data
    Section 8.
    Before commencing the commissioning operation, iso-
    late the turbine from the steam supply and the driven 3) Fill each bearing housing to the correct level,
    unit. using any of the recommended oils specified
    (see Technical Data Section 8).
    4.1 CLEANING CAUTION:
    A) DO NOT OVERFILL THE HOUSINGS
    1) Wipe off all preserving compound, dust, and
    B) REFER TO THE WOODWARD GOVER-
    debris from the entire unit and driven machine.
    NOR MANUAL IN SECTION 10 FOR ANY
    Make sure that all moving linkage and parts
    LUBRICATION INSTRUCTIONS.
    are clean. Also clear the immediate area
    around the turbine and driven machine of all 4) Fill the Trico oiler bottles approximately three-
    debris and loose tools not required. quarters full and refit to their mounting
    2) Flush out the bearings liberally using paraffin/ adaptors.
    kerosene. Also flush any oil piping, gear cases CAUTION:
    or oil reser voirs. Allow the flushings to NEVER LET THE OILER BOTTLES BECOME
    completely drain then refit all drain plugs. EMPTY.

    4.2 LUBRICATING/COOLING 5) If the turbine utilizes a pump driven force feed


    oil lubrication system:
    The bearings are provided with either ring oiled
    Fill the system with a recommended lubricant,
    lubrication or a force feed system. In addition to
    then run the system to circulate the oil into the
    the sleeve type radial bearings at both the cou-
    bearing housings BEFORE starting the turbine.
    pling and governor end, there is a deep groove
    ball thrust bearing at the outboard end of the NOTE:
    governor end bearing. a) Circulate the oil until its temperature has
    reached 100° F (40° C).
    1) Ring lubrication bearing housings are provided b) Refer to manufacturer’s instructions in
    with water cooled jackets. The amount of wa- Section 10.
    ter circulated through each jacket should be
    adjusted so as to maintain a bearing oil tem- 6) Check that the following items are lubricated
    perature of 120° to 175° F (50° to 80° C). with one of the recommended high tempera-
    ture greases specified in Technical Data
    NOTE: Section 8.
    The cooling water pressure at inlet should
    preferably be 25-30 psig (1.8-2.1 kg/cm2g), a) The governor valve stem and guide
    and in no case should exceed 75 p s ig b) Emergency trip linkage
    (5.3 kg/cm2g). c) Governor linkage.
    It is recommended that the water outlet from
    the jackets be passed through an open
    collector to the drain, so that water circulation
    can be checked.

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