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7.6
Ensure that the plant is provided with an air bleeding system and that the expansion chamber (if
provided) is installed before the intake aperture. If the pump is installed on the delivery of an
open vessel circuit, ensure that the safety pipe is connected before the pump.
7.7
When fitting the pump on the system, ensure that the metal pipes do not weigh down on the pump
body, transmitting excess forces or stress that could cause cracks or breakages
7.8
To avoid transmitting noise and vibrations, fit vibration-damping couplings on the intake and
delivery apertures.
8.
ELECTRICAL CONNECTION
Caution! Always follow the safety regulations.
Scrupulousl
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follow the wirin
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rams inside the terminal
board box and those on page 5 of this manual.
8.1
The electrical connections must be made exclusively by skilled personnel (see point 6.1) as
required by the safety regulations in force.
The requirements of the electric energy supply company must be scrupulously complied
with.
In the case of three-phase motors with star-delta start, ensure that the switch-over time from star to
delta is as short as possible and that it falls within table 8.1 on page 102.
8.2
Before opening the terminal board and working on the pump, ensure that the power has been
switched off
8.3
Check the mains voltage before making any connection. If it is the same as the voltage on the data
plate, proceed to connect the wires to the terminal board, giving priority to the earth lead. (Fig.
D).
8.4
ENSURE THAT THE EARTH SYSTEM IS EFFICIENT AND THAT THERE IS THE
POSSIBILITY OF MAKING A GOOD CONNECTION.
8.5
The pumps must always be connected to an external switch.
8.6
Single-phase motors are provided with thermal overload protection and may be connected directly
to the mains.
8.7
Three-phase motors must be protected with special remote-control motor-protectors calibrated for
the current shown on the plate.
8.8
In systems where twin pumps are fitted, provide separate wiring and switches for each pump so as
to ensure continuous service.
9.
STARTING UP
9.1
As well as being at high temperature and high pressure, the fluid in the
system may also be in the form of steam.
DANGER OF BURNING.
It may be dangerous even to touch the pump or parts of the system.
Before starting up you must fill the system with water and bleed the air. Bleed the residual air
from the pump body through the bleeding cock provided (not present on version ALM 200 – ALP
800) until only water comes out (Fig. E). This ensures that the mechanical seal is well lubricated
and that the pump immediately starts to work regularly. Dry operation, even for brief periods,
causes irreparable damage to the mechanical seal.
9.2
Switch on the power and, on three-phase versions, check that the motor is turning in the right
direction, that is clockwise when viewed from the fan side, Fig. F. Otherwise invert any two
phase leads, after having disconnected the pump from the mains.
9.3
With the pump running, check the supply voltage at the motor terminals, which must not differ
from the rated value by +/- 5% (Fig. G).
9.4
With the unit at regular running speed, check that the current absorbed by the motor does not
exceed the value on the data plate..
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