Sabroe shaft seal Installation guide

Type
Installation guide
Mounting instruction 17 September 2015
011604 (replaces 0171-946)
Shaft seal for SAB 110 screw compressors
3-4 mm before tightening of screws
Fig. 1
Spare part sets comprise:
Designation Pos. no. Quantity Part no.
Shaft seal complete for SAB 110 160 1 1332-178
Each set consists of:
Designation Pos. no. Quantity
Cast-iron seat A 1
Rotating part with carbon face B 1
Outer O-ring C 1
Inner O-ring D 1
O-ring for cover 81 1
Set screw E 3
Carbon slide ring F 1
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The shaft seal must ensure complete tightness between the compressor shaft and the compressor housing, so
that the inside of the compressor is completely sealed off from the atmosphere.
The shaft seal type 680 has a built-in metal bellow in its rotating part which, apart from ensuring tightness, also
assimilates axial displacement and provides the necessary compressive force between the two slide faces men-
tioned below.
The seal is a slide ring type, consisting of a stationary cast-iron seat, pos. A, which is positioned in the shaft seal
cover, pos. 165. Rotation is prevented by a pin, pos. 83. The end face of the cast-iron seat is lapped to ensure that
the slide face seals tightly. The O-ring, pos. 162, seals against the shaft seal cover, pos. 165.
The rotating part of the shaft seal, in which the carbon face, pos. F, is fitted, is fastened on the rotor shaft by
means of the 3 set screws, pos. E, and tightened by means of the static O-ring, pos.160.
Note: Be extremely careful with the lapped surfaces of the cast-iron seat and the carbon face. The slightest
scratch will impair its sealing effect.
Removing the shaft seal
Before taking out the shaft seal, dismantle the motor as described in the Instruction Manual section, “Dismantling
and Assembly of Motor and Coupling”.
Take the pressure off the compressor (as described in the Instruction Manual) and dismantle the cou-
pling.
Remove all the screws, pos. 167. The shaft seal cover, pos. 165, can then be pulled out over the shaft. If
the cover sticks, so that it is not possible to remove it manually, use two cover screws, pos. 167, fitted in
the threaded holes of the flange to help release it. The cast-iron seat, pos. A, will come out together with
the cover. It can now be pushed out as shown in Fig. 2.
A
B
Fig. 2
By means of the dismantling tool, as illustrated in Fig. 3, pull the rotating part of the shaft seal out of the
compressor.
Remember to first loosen the three set screws, pos. E.
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3-4 mm before tightening of screws
Fig. 3
Mounting of the shaft seal
Due to the potential risk of releasing refrigerant and oil to the environment if installation is not performed with the
necessary care, it is important to follow this procedure closely:
Clean the shaft seal cover, pos. 165, and the rotor shaft thoroughly. Pay special attention to burrs from
the installation of former shaft seals. Slight grinding of the shaft surface with emerald paper may be
necessary to remove sharp edges. Apply a thin layer of clean lubrication oil (same type as used for the
compressor) to the shaft surface and the O-rings. Avoid touching the carbon face of the rotating part with
the fingers. DO NOT use any kind of grease for the installation.
Mount the balance piston, pos. 168, as shown in Fig. 3, and take care not to damage the O-ring, pos.
163.
Carefully press the rotating part in over the rotor shaft until it touches the conical step of on the rotor shaft
as shown in Fig. 1. Do not press against the carbon ring but use two screw drivers or similar as illustrated
in Fig. 4 in order not to overload the bellows of the shaft seal. Make sure that the inner ring has full con-
tact with the shaft step.
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Fig. 4
Then tighten the 3 set screws, pos. E, in turns with the supplied 3 mm Allen key until reaching slight con-
tact with the shaft surface. Then carefully cross-span with a slightly increasing torque while keeping
aware that the rotating part must remain in center with the rotor shaft. Finally tighten to correct torque, 4
Nm.
Install the static seat, pos. A, and the O-ring, pos. 162, in the shaft seal cover by pressing it until it gains
contact with the bottom face. Avoid touching the sliding face with your fingers, use a clean cloth or similar
when pressing. Make sure that the pin, pos. 83, catches the slot in the seat, pos. A.
Carefully ease the shaft seal cover in over the shaft until it just touches the carbon face of the rotating
part. Before the screw, pos.167, is tightened, there should be a gap of 3 to 4 mm between the two flang-
es, as shown in Fig. 1. This indicates that the shaft seal is installed in the correct position. Check to en-
sure that the O-ring, pos. 166, is correctly placed.
Tighten the screws, pos. 167, in turns. Be careful not to damage the shaft seal by tightening unevenly.
Tighten the screws with the torque indicated in the Instruction Manual.
Fit the coupling as described in the Instruction Manual, and turn the shaft (by hand) to check that it ro-
tates freely.
Jens Lund Christensen
Lead Engineer, Quality & Technical Design
Industrial Refrigeration Parts Centre
Building Efficiency
Direct no.: +45 87 36 77 42
Fax no.: +45 87 36 75 05
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Sabroe shaft seal Installation guide

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