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54   Machinery  Component Maintenance and Repair



                               MACHINE  NO.   K-6251    DATES  OF  OVERHAUL
                           3                                            (INCLUSIVE)
                            4   SERIAL  NO.   2-6-2264   .
                               INSTALLED  ROTOR  SERIAL  NO,
                           5   REMOVED  ROTOR  SERIAL  NO.
                               ENGINEER  IN CHARGE

                               WEIGHTS:  TOP  HALF  OF  CASE  11,700  LBS.   ROTOR   1300  LBS.
                           u)   ROTOR:   LENGTH  (0.A.)   78   IN.  LARGEST  DIA.   25 112   IN.
                               ROTOR:  1ST  CRITICAL   4mRPM  2ND  CRITICAL    R PM
                               ACCEPTABLE  CLEANING  MATERIALS:  BLASTING: WALNUT HULLS
                            4    CLEANING: INHIBITED COI D CI FANFR
                            A
                           3   CASE  BOLT  TORQUE:   DIAMETER   ELONGATION   TORQUE  (FT.LBS.  1
                            a    ENDS                1 518  IN.   0.018  IN.   3500
                           0     MA!N                2 114  IN.   0.025  u.   8000
                               CASE  SEALANT  COMPOUND:   RTV-60
                               DATE  OF  MANUFACTURE         AMOUNT  REQUIRED  FOUR 114 LB




                               DRIVE!   HUB:  ADVANCE
                           Q             BOLT  TORQUE
                                          BLU  CHECK
                               DRIVEN  HUB:  ADVANCE
                            5)
                            0             BOLT  TORQUE
                           0              BLU  CHECK
                               SHAFT  END  SPACING
                               MAXIMUM  HYDRAULIC  PRESSIJRE  2m00 PSI0 EXP.14000 PSlG PUSH


                                          Figure 2-15.  Critical data tabulation.



                      time available to achieve acceptable alignment. Under no circumstances
                      should alignment be compromised beyond a few thousandths off the de-
                      sired position nor excessive pipe strain be permitted on the machine. The
                      search for absolute perfection will, however, generally be rewarded with
                      time consuming frustration and an ultimate compromise in any case.

                      Miscellaneous Items
                        Any good shutdown/overhaul plan should include an inspection of aux-
                      iliary components.  During the overhaul period is the time to clean lube
                      oil coolers, replace filters, overhaul lube oil pumps, etc. But beware of
                      introducing dirt into the system. Many a clean lube set and newly over-
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