Practical Machinery Management for Process Plants, Volume 4, 2nd Edition: Major Process Equipment Maintenance and Repair

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by: Heinz P. Bloch and Fred Geitner

Topics include: rotor locating bearing, hand trip lever, resetting lever, collet driver, governor valve stem, journal bearing liners, lever knife edge, liquid ring machines, speed adjusting nut, expander rotor, aircraft derivative gas turbines, gas turbine maintenance, low speed adjusting screw, speed adjusting knob, combining studs, deepwell pumps, casing motion, double helical gearing, end bearing housing, lubricated turbines, restoring lever, speed gear unit, air pressure signal, special purpose steam turbines, specified maximum speed

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This updated edition is an invaluable source of practical cost-effective maintenance, repair, installation, and field verification procedures for machinery engineers. It is filled with step-by-step instructions and quick-reference checklists that describe preventive and predictive maintenance for major process units such as vertical, horizontal, reciprocating, and liquid ring vacuum pumps, fans and blowers, compressors, turboexpanders, turbines, and more. Also included are sections on machinery protection, storage, lubrication, and periodic monitoring. A new section examines centrifugal pumps and explains how and why they continue to fail. More new information focuses on maintenance for aircraft derivative gas turbines. This revised edition gives special attention throughout to maintenance and repair procedures needed to ensure efficiency, performance, and long life.


Contents:

Acknowledgments

Foreword

Part I: Installation and Repair of Major Process Equipment

1 Installation, Maintenance, and Repair of

Horizontal Pumps Principles of Installation

of Pumps and Drivers. Baseplate and Soleplate Preparation. Grouting Overview.

Cement-Based Grouts. Machinery Alignment.

Pre-Operational Checks. Pump Preparation for

Startup. Shutting Down the Pump. Pump

Preventive Maintenance. Calculating the Cost

of Your Excess Clearances. Pump Assembly Procedures. Bearing Housing--Sleeve Bearing

Construction. Stuffing Box with Mechanical Seal. Reassembling Bearing Housing. How and

Why Centrifugal Pumps Continue to Fail.

2 Installation, Maintenance, and Repair of

Vertical Pumps Types of Vertical Pumps for

Process Plants. Types of Drivers. Deepwell

Pump Shaft Adjustment. Maintenance and

Repair of Packed Stuffing Boxes. Maintenance and Repair of Pump Bearings.

3 Reciprocating and Liquid Ring Vacuum Pumps

Pump Classification, Liquid-End Components.

Packing Main-tenance. Stuffing Boxes.

Plunger Material. Drive-End Components.

Maintenance of Liquid Ring Vacuum Pumps.

4 Positive Displacement and Dynamic Blowers

Maintenance Instructions for Positive

Displacement Rotary Blowers. Care and

Maintenance of Fans. Variable Inlet Vanes

(VIV's). Installing Fixed and Floating

Pillow Blocks. Stuffing Box Installation.

Temperature Detectors.

5 Reciprocating Gas Engines and Compressors

Introduction. Compression Cylinder

Maintenance. Packing Maintenance. Valve

Breakage. Analyzing Crankshaft Deflection

Readings. Determining Bearing Clearances.

Reciprocating Compressor Component Overhaul and Repair. Reciprocating Unit Preventive

and Predictive Maintenance. Upper

Portion/Cylinders. Valves. Compressor. Oil

System. Routine Checks and Adjustments.

Part II: Maintenance for Power Generation and Transmission

6 Power Transmission Gears Introduction. Gear Types. Gear Terminology. How Gears

Work. Bearings. Basic Installation Procedures. Shaft Operating Positions.

Thermal and Mechanical Movement.

ToothContact Check. Checklist Before

Startup. Checklist After Startup. Lubricant

Function. Lubricant Selection. Methods of

Supplying Lubricant. Lubrication of High

Speed Units. Inoperative Periods. Journal

Bearing Maintenance. Rolling Element Bearing

Maintenance. Gear Unit Disassembly and

Assembly. Overheating. Appendix 7A--Helical Gear Formulas, Standard Gearing. Appendix

7B--Typical Gear Unit Arrangements.

7 Installation and Maintenance of V-Belt

Drives Inspection While Running. Belt and

Sheave Gauges. Maintain Proper Belt Tension.

Typical Sheave and Bushing Installation

Instruction. Typical Sheave and Bushing

Removal Instruction. Installation of Belts.

Force Deflection Engineering Formulas.

8 Steam Turbines and Turboexpanders Special Purpose Steam Turbines. Review of

Turbine Hardware. Special Purpose Turbine

Inspection and Repair. Special Purpose Steam

Turbine Operation and Maintenance. Proper

Break-in of Carbon Rings. Operation of Large Steam Turbines. How to Avoid Steam Turbine

Distress. General Purpose Steam Turbine

Maintenance and Repair. Maintenance Overview.

Water-Cooled Bearings. Rotor Locating

Bearing. Governor Valve. Steam Turbine

Lubrication. Governor Lubrication.

Operation and Maintenance of Cryogenic Plant Turboexpanders. Troubleshooting.

Disassembling Turboexpanders. Inspection and

Allowable Wear Data.

9 Gas Turbines Gas Turbine Maintenance Philosophy and Objectives. Spare

Parts/Special Tools.

Inspection/Overhaul/Repair. Air Inlet and

Compression. Fuel System and Combustion.

Turbine and Exhaust. Controls. Lube Oil

System. Maintenance Concepts for Aircraft

Derivative Gas Turbines. Inspections.

10 Maintenance of Hydraulic Governors

Disassembly

11 Maintenance of Electric Motors and

Associated Apparatus Electric Motor

Maintenance. Motor Nameplate Data. Motor

Receiving, Handling and Storage. Motor

Installation. Preventive Maintenance of Nonrotating Apparatus. Appendix

11A--Electrical Machines Maintenance Report.

Appendix 11B--EASA Standards for the Electrical Apparatus Sales and Service

Industry.

Part III: General Preventive and Predictive Maintenance

12 Storage Protection and Lubrication

Management Centrifugal and Rotary Pumps.

Lubrication Management. Master Lubrication

Schedules. Bearing Labyrinth Purge. Gear

Coupling Lubrication. Principles of Oil Mist

Lubrication. Oil Mist Properties.

Principles of Grease Lubrication.

Characteristics of Thickeners. Application

Limits for Greases. Relubrication Frequency

Recommended by Manufacturers. Synthetic

Lubricants. A Two-Level Monitoring Strategy.

13 Vibration and Condition Monitoring

Vibration Measurement--Basic Parameters for

Predictive Maintenance of Rotating Machinery.

Position Measurements. Other Parameters.

Transducer Types. Proximity Probe. Velocity Pickups. Accelerometers. Generalized

Monitoring Recommendations for Specific

Machine Types. Steam Turbines. Gas Turbines. Hydro-Electric Turbines. Electric

Motors. Compressors. Generators. Pumps.

Gears. Fans. Centrifuges. Pulp Refiners.

Minimizing Electrical Runout During Rotor

Manufacturing. Principles of Condition

Monitoring of Machinery. Definition and

Objective of Machinery Condition Monitoring.

Data Acquisition Unit. Periodic Monitoring.

14 Maintainability Considerations

Availability. Damage Potential.

Serviceability. Repairability. Materials Availability.

Index


Reviews:

A single-source reference for the maintenance professional
As in the preceding three textbooks of this series, the authors take us through principles of installation and general operating issues to the main topic of interest: how to install and repair such machines as horizontal and vertical pumps, reciprocating and liquid ring vacuum pumps, blowers, reciprocating gas engines and associated compressors. The second part of this very readable and well-illustrated text takes us to maintenance issues involving such equipment as industrial gearing, belt-drives, steam turbines, turboexpanders, gas turbines, and hydraulic governors, to the maintenance of electric motors and associated apparatus. Part three deals with storage protection and gives cost-saving hints on grease lubricated bearings as well as lubrication management in general. Also touched on is vibration and condition monitoring--a fine overview of profit-driven practices. The book closes with solid information on the maintainability, serviceability, and availability of machinery. When is the next book coming?


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