SKF变桨润滑系统使用维护说明书
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如果产品附有操作说明,请务必认真阅读并遵守。
并非所有润滑剂都适用于集中润滑系统。
对客户提供的润滑剂,SKF提供检验服务以确定其是否能用于集中润滑系统。
SKF润滑系统或其部件不可用于气体、液化气、加压溶解气体或者最大允许温度下蒸汽压力超过正常大气压力( mbar) .bar以上的液体。
任何危险物若用于填充SKF集中润滑系统和部件或通过SKF润滑系统输出及/或分配,特别是欧盟令EC / /EEC第2条第2部分中所列的危险物,都必须咨询SKF并获得SKF的书面批准。
适用于SKF MonoFlex单线润滑系统的带泄压阀的单线齿轮泵本手册中产品的CAD模型可从以下网址获得:一般信息SKF MonoFlex齿轮泵每次行程的排量有限,这会限制出油量和系统扩展。
这些泵均配备活塞分配器运行所需的泄压设备。
当泵活塞回到正常位置时,还需要通过泄压阀来为主管路泄压。
系统规划时必须考虑系统的润滑需求量。
为了确保所需压力的建立,柱塞泵的排量应至少为润滑需求量的 . 倍。
当规划流体润滑脂系统时,在确定润滑需求量时必须将润滑脂的压缩率(约1%)考虑在内。
润滑需求量包含:系统分配器测得的总量该值的+ %(安全余量)主管路+ cm /m(扩展损失)使用流体润滑脂时的压缩率损失SKF专家可以为您提供更多信息调试如需调试产品,在油箱中填入润滑剂并且以 - 秒间隔启动泵,直至所有润滑点上都有润滑剂排出。
通过以下方式进行排气操作:• 打开主管路的两端,直至从两端排出无气泡的润滑油或流体润滑脂。
• 在连接润滑点之前,特别是针对一些小排量的出口管路,一定要先预填充长的润滑管路。
维护检查液位并及时填充油箱。
根据制造商所提供的信息使用润滑剂。
重新填充润滑油时,使用网式过滤器。
油泵长时间使用后,检查所有管路连接是否存在泄漏并且启动柱塞泵以检查所有润滑点上是否都有润滑剂排出。
Operating and maintenance manualCustomer:MingyangWindpower Technology Co.Ltd.Daling Precinct Zhongshan TorcPRC GuangdongManufacturer:SSB-Antriebstechnik GmbH&Co.KGNeuenkirchener Str.13D-48499SalzbergenGermanyOrder No.:2061401620614151Machine:Pitch-System for1.5MW wind energyturbineYear of manufacture:2007Index Index (2)1Safety-General information (4)1.1Terminology Definition (5)1.1.1Qualified personnel (5)1.2Transport and storage (7)1.2.1Transport regulations (7)1.2.2Storage of SSB Pitch Systems (8)2Pitch system layout (9)2.1Main pitch ctrl.cabinet (10)2.2Axis cabinets (11)2.3Battery cabinets (11)2.4Electric pitch motors (12)2.5Pre-installed cables (12)3Mechanical dimension drawings (13)3.1Main pitch control cabinet (13)3.2Axis cabinet (14)3.3Battery cabinet (15)3.4Pinion encoder blade bearing (16)4Commissioning (17)4.1Installation of the components (17)4.2Mounting the switch cabinets (17)4.3Installation of the pitch motor (18)4.4Connecting the cables (18)5Manual Operation (19)5.1General information motion controller GEL8230Y001 (19)5.2Characteristic motion controller (20)5.2.1The key pad (21)5.2.2The display (22)5.2.3Menu structure (23)5.2.2.1Main window(Axis) (24)5.2.2.2Main window(I/O) (26)5.2.2.3Main menu (27)5.2.2.4Device information (27)5.2.2.5Stored failures (28)5.3Homing routine axis/blade (29)6Maintenance (30)General (30)6.1Regular maintenance (31)6.1.1Switch cabinets general (31)6.2Recommendation for preventive maintenance (31)6.2.1Disassembling of the battery cases (33)6.3Disassembly of defective devices (34)6.3.1Exchange of the DGNR speed controller (34)6.3.2Exchange of L&B motion controller (35)6.3.2.1Read current parameter set of motion controller (35)6.3.2.2Disassembly/assembly motion controller (38)6.3.2.3Write parameter to motion controller (40)6.3.3Exchange of damaged cables (41)6.4Recommended spare parts (42)6.4.1Axis cabinet (42)6.4.2Main pitch control cabinet (44)6.4.3Battery cabinet (46)Symbols usedWarning A warning contains information which is important for the prevention of dangers.Caution A section marked with"Caution“contains information which is important for the prevention of damage to the system or to accessories.Note A note contains information about the correct operation of the product.1Safety -General informationFor electrical equipment for use in electrical power installations.This information sheet,together with the warning notices,are a component part of the product-specific operating instructions and must be strictly observed for reasons ofsafety.DANGERThese electric machines or devices are equipmentfor use in industrial power installations.During operation thisequipment has concealed,dangerous,live bare-metal parts,and possibly also moving or rotating parts.They could therefore,e.g.in case of impermissible removal of the required covers,improper use,incorrect operation or insufficient maintenance,cause extremely serious injuries or damage.The person responsible for system safety must therefore ensure that:•Only qualified persons are entrusted with working on the machines or devices •These persons must,among other things,always have the operating instructions and other documents of the product documentation included with the system at their disposal at all times and must be obligated to consistently observe these documents •Work on the machines or devices,or nearby is prohibited for unqualified persons.Always note the following safety requirements andrecommendations before commissioning1.1Terminology Definition1.1.1Qualified personnelQualified persons are,due to their training,experience and instruction,as well as their knowledge of the pertinent standards,regulations,accident prevention regulations and operating conditions,have been authorized by the person responsible for system safety to carry out the respectively required activities,and can recognize and avoid possible dangers in the process(for definitions for specially-trained personnel,also see DIN VDE0105or IEC 364).In addition,knowledge of first-aid measures and the local rescue equipment is also required. For work on power installations,the prohibition of the use of unqualified persons is governed, for example,in DIN VDE0105or IEC364.WarningIt is assumed that the basic planning work for the system and all transport,assembly, installation,commissioning,maintenance and repair work will be carried out by qualified personnel and/or checked by responsible specially trained personnel.In the process,particular attention must be paid to the following:•The technical data and information on the permissible use(installation,connection, environmental and operating conditions),which are included in the catalog,the order documents,•The operating instructions,the rating plate information and the other product documentation•The general installation and safety regulations•The local,system-specific regulations and requirements•The appropriate use of tools,lifting and transport equipment•The use of personal safety equipment•Assembly conditions for devices which are delivered in accordance with IPOO (without covers)if necessary:During operation the required touch guards must beinstalled or a dangerous approach must be prevented.For clarity reasons,the operating instructions cannot contain all detailed information on possible design variants,and in particular cannot take every imaginable installation, operation or maintenance case into account.In accordance with this,the operating instructions mainly contain only those references which are required for qualified personnel (see above)in the case of appropriate use of the machines or devices in industrial application areas.If in special cases the requirements are more demanding when the machines or devices are intended for use in non-industrial areas(e.g.touch guards against children's fingers etc.),these conditions must be ensured during installation with additional protective measures on the system.In case of uncertainty here,in particular in the case of a lack of product-specific detailed information,the required clarifications must be obtained via the responsible SSB agency. Please always specify the machine or device model and serial number for this purpose.It is recommended that,for planning,assembly,commissioning and service tasks,the support and services of the responsible SSB agency be called upon.NoteTo prevent malfunctions,it is necessary to have the specified maintenance,inspection and revision measures carried out regularly by qualified personnel(see above).Changes compared to normal operation(increased power consumption,temperatures or vibrations,unusual noises or odors,actuation of the monitoring equipment etc.)indicate that operation is impaired.To prevent malfunctions which could cause direct or indirect serious injuries or damage,the responsible maintenance personnel must be informed immediately.IN CASE OF DOUBT,SWITCH OFF THE RELEVANT EQUIPMENT IMMEDIATELY!NoteIt is pointed out here that the content of the operating instructions and product documentation is not part of a previous or existing agreement,commitment or legal relationship,nor is it intended to change these in any way.All obligations for SSB result from the respective purchase contract,which also contains the complete and solely valid warranty conditions. These contractual warranty provisions shall be neither expanded nor restricted by the remarks of these instructions and documentation.NoteThe illustrations and pictures used in these instructions are for demonstration purposes and make no claim for reality.If the reader notices differences between the illustration or the picture and the version supplied(in relation to the individual components),an SSB agency should immediately be informed of this,in order to obtain clarification.If operating instructions for individual components are enclosed,they are always to be included as a supplement to the operating instructions at issue.The contents of the operating instructions for the relevant components are neither expanded nor replaced by the“Operating instructions for SSB Pitch Systems”.1.2Transport and storageCautionLifting tools has to be designed for the weight of the machine!In possible assembling or dismantling be careful of rope guide!A switch cabinet,which is not directly put into operation, has to be stored in a dry and vibration-free room.CautionAt housings of electrical devices temperatures up to100°C can occur depending upon load. Contact can cause burns and must be prevented.Also no temperature-sensitive components,e.g.normal cable or electronically parts,should lie close or has to be fastened at the housings.1.2.1Transport regulationsGeneralThis regulation describes the handling for the components manufactured by SSB(switch cabinets and electric motors)for the pitch system:The regulation is to be considered with each unloading and transportation procedure.The carrier is responsible to adhere the requirements of SSB and has to fulfill the legal regulation concerning the transportation lock and the transport insurance.Attention should be paid to:•Using a fork-lift truck the load has to be secured against overbalancing and slipping down from the pallet!•Transporting several switch cabinets on a pallet these are to be secured against slipping,because otherwise a damage of the housing can occurNoteStrong vibrations and hard impacts are to be avoided during transport as well as when lifting and setting down!1.2.2Storage of SSB Pitch SystemsGeneralThis regulation describes the correct storage of the components for the pitch system, manufactured by SSB:The storage contains:•the keeping of the SSB components up to the intended installation of the products into a wind energy plant•the keeping of the inserted components in a plant component up to the evacuation of the component to the building site.For the handling the transportation regulation is to be considered.The following items have to be considered:•The components that are not fitted must be stored in a closed hall•The hall temperature is to be maintained in the range of0°C to+40°C•During storage the relative humidity should be between0%and55%•In the case of temperatures lower than0°C care must be taken to ensure that the heating systems are in good working order so as to achieve an internal cabinet temperature of>0°C•Built-in battery packs are to be protected against discharging by regular trickle charging•During storage the components are to be protected against high humidity and water condensation inside the housing by suitable drying agents•Battery cabinets and pitch motors are not stackable•A maximum of up to3converter cabinets or3control cabinets can be stacked.When doing so,ensure that the external converter box heat sink is not damaged during storage•For protected transport,housing openings must be closed by plugs or adhesive tape and must also remain closed to prevent the ingress of foreign bodies •All housings must always remain closed during storage•The temporary corrosion protection of the unpainted fixing flange in pitch motors must be renewed at regular intervals.2Pitch system layoutThe pitch-system is placed inside the hub of the wind power plant.The scope of supply includes one main pitch ctrl.cabinet,three axis cabinets,three battery cabinets,three direct current electric motor,the required cable connections and the operating manuals.The pitch control system and speed control work together to maintain the rotor at constant power output.Wind gusts cause the rotor to accelerate,but subsequent adjustment of blade pitch smoothly reduces the speed once again.This leads to a significant reduction of the loads on the turbine while at the same time the power is supplied to the grid with a high level of compatibility.In order to maintain blade pitch in the event of grid loss or failures in the pitch power supply or control units,each rotor blade has its own battery back-up that rotates with the blade.In addition to controlling power output,the pitch mechanism serves as the primary safety/ brake system.Each blades pitch mechanism operates independently of the others.Thus in the event of a storm each blade can be moved to a safe position(feather position)to restore the rotor from abnormal situations to safe rotational speeds.Fig.2.1:plot of the pitch system layout2.1Main pitch ctrl.cabinetThe main pitch ctrl.cabinet is the interface between the axis cabinets in the hub and the top box,located in the machine house.The connection between the main pitch ctrl.cabinet and the top box is realized by slip ring. Via this slip ring the main pitch ctrl.cabinet is supplied with power and control signals from the top box.Additionally a Profibus-DP connection for the data exchange between the system management computer and the pitch controller is performed via slip ring.The positioning controller is mounted in the main pitch ctrl.cabinet and controls the positioning of the blades.In addition,the charging process of the back-up system(batteries) in the three battery cabinets is controlled by a central charging unit fitted in the main pitch ctrl.cabinet.Fig.2.2:Main pitch ctrl.cabinet2.2Axis cabinetsThere are three axis cabinets in the pitch system.One axis cabinet is allocated to each blade.The converter operates in4-quadrant mode to control the speed of the corresponding pitch motor.Fig.2.3:Axis cabinet2.3Battery cabinetsLike the axis cabinet,one battery cabinet is allocated to each axis.For the case of a power failure or a reset of the EFC-signal(Emergency Feather Control-signal)each blade will be separately moved to the feather position(limit switch).Fig.2.4:Battery cabinet2.4Electric pitch motorsThe electric pitch motors are direct current machines.Fig.2.5:Electric pitch motorDetailed information concerning the motor(technical data,maintenance etc.)is contained in the appropriate document“Operating instructions for SSB DC Motors Model:GHTIF-07200403.81”2.5Pre-installed cablesThe connection between the main pitch ctrl.cabinet and the top box is realized by slip ring. Via this slip ring the main pitch ctrl.cabinet is supplied with power and control signals from the top box.Additionally a Profibus-DP connection for the data exchange between the system management computer and the pitch controller is performed via slip ring.The connection between the main pitch ctrl.cabinet,the axis cabinet,the battery cabinets and the electric pitch motors is made by pre-installed cables.The delivered cables are coded to prevent an interchange between cables and cabinets.3Mechanical dimension drawings3.1Main pitch control cabinetFig.3.1:Dimension drawing main ctrl.cabinet3.2Axis cabinetFig.3.2:Dimension drawing axis cabinet3.3Battery cabinetFig.3.3:Dimension drawing battery cabinet3.4Pinion encoder blade bearingFig.3.4:Dimension drawing pinion encoder blade bearing4Commissioning4.1Installation of the componentsNoteThe installation of the components and the connecting cables should only be carried out by qualified personnel.WarningThe installation and the cable connection are only to be carried out if all power supplies are disconnected or switched off.The pitch system is to be disconnected from power supply until all components are correctly installed and connected to each other.The batteries for the emergency power supply are already installed.For this reason,the battery maintenance switch must be switched to“off”and only switched to“on”after all connections are made. Caution is needed if the battery cabinet is open and the batteries are interconnected,since there is a voltage of216VDC between positive and negative terminals.WarningThe installation of the pitch system must be carried out with great care.There is a risk of injury or death related to the great dead weight of the components as well as from pointed and sharp edges.Lifting and transporting must be carried out with suitable lifting and transporting equipment(see also Chapter1.2).4.2Mounting the switch cabinetsFig.4.1:Holding rail for the cabinetsFor installing the cabinets inside the hub,the switch cabinets have retaining brackets to which they can be attached with screws or bolts in frames designed for the purpose.When doing so,a firm fit must be ensured.The fastenings can become loose through vibrations in the hub during operation of the wind energy plant,so the screws or bolts must be secured against becoming loose independently.A dynamic suspension is recommended,to protect the cabinets against damage caused by the vibrations.4.3Installation of the pitch motorFig.4.2:Pitch motor4.4Connecting the cablesCautionDo not remove the coding of the plug pare the coding of the plugs with the coding on the cabinets.The inscriptions have to correspond.If the coding at the plug and cabinet is equal,but the inscriptions are different,please contact SSB.Mixing up connections can cause malfunctions in the pitch system and a damage of the plant.Fig.4.3:Connectors at the axis cabinet and the battery cabinetIf all components (cabinets and motors)are installed in the hub,the pre-wired cables can be connected.The plug system is marked and secured by coding pins.5Manual OperationWarningManually movement of the blades can present a risk for personnel and the wind energy plant if not carried out correctly.All essential safety precautions must be taken before a manual operation of the pitch system is undertaken.For this purpose,the appropriate operating instructions are to be consulted and the plant manufacturer’s safety measures are to be noted.WarningOnly one blade should be moved out of the parking position.Consequently,before moving a second blade,it must be ensured that the first blade is in parking position again.5.1General information motion controller GEL8230Y001The Motion Controller is intended exclusively for the control of rotor blade drives in a wind power plant.The three axes are equipped with a redundant encoder system.Encoder A:located at the motor shaftEncoder B:located at the blade bearingIn case of an invalid encoder signal it is possible to select the second encoder set.Control and nominal value preset are carried out by means of an attached field bus module (PROFIBUS-DP)using the specific communication protocol"LB2".The controller measures the motor currents of the three axes via current transducer connected to analog current inputs and three temperatures via analog PT100inputs,and provides averaged values.The values can be accessed via the LB2protocol(8bits)or converted and displayed as motor current in Ampere or as temperature in degrees Celsius respectively.A brief overview of the method of functioning and the operation of the controller is given here. The operator interface and the menu guidance are only for display and do not equate strictly to the supplied version in terms of the controller layout and software.NoteFor general information,safety instructions etc.or a detailed description of the controller, consult the supplied manual.5.2Characteristic motion controllerThe following sketch shows the principle of functioning of the control:Fig.5.1:Operating principle of the controllerFig.5.2:Principle axis controlGeneral information:Information in square brackets refers to the main system parameters for the corresponding blocksFor the actual value inputs/axes/nominal value outputs nos.2…6the same contents apply in principle as for no.1;differences occur with several factory settings and adjustable characteristicsFunction elements with grey background are,by default(from the factory),de-activated.5.2.1The key padFig.5.3:Keyboard1.Function keys(assignment dependent on the current window)2.Numerical keys(value input)3.Menu keys(assignment dependent on the current window,line orientated)4.Delete value input5.Cancel input/function;return to next higher menu level6.Confirm input,select/call marked entry(doubly available)7.Select keys(select characteristic of a system parameter)8.Scroll keys(move window within the displayable list by one line upwards/downwards)5.2.2The displayFig.5.4:Main window1.Number of the currently shown window with total number of windows(e.g.01/03means the first of three possible display2.Designation of the menu or function window3.Function of the menu key‘M1’;with the other menu keys the list entries shown on theleft can be activated in some windows(‘M2’→1st list entry etc.)4.Each list entry is assigned a definite number;when entering a number a searchfunction will be started,which let you go directly to an entry which is currently not visible,or the entry will be activated if it is already shown in the window5.Function of the keys‘F1 (5)(here I/0→‘F1’:display of the input/output states;'UP'→’F4’:scroll1window upwards;'DOWN'→‘F5’:scroll1window downwards)6.List entries The blinking cursor marks the entry which will be selected i.e.activatedwith the confirmation(Enter)keys(see previous section,item6);this is also possible by means of the menu keys M2..M4.7."Scroll bar":Information(qualitative)about the position of the current window(*)within the displayable list(|)Further explanations about the various windows you will found in the following descriptions of the menus.5.2.3Menu structureFor operating and observing of the motion controller various hierarchically classified display windows and configuration menus are available.The following diagram gives an overview of the menu structure.Detailed information for each window/screen is given in the corresponding reference manual of the motion controller.Fig.5.1:Menu structureAfter the device is switched on,the start screen(main window axis)with the angle positions of the axis(blades)will be displayed.The second main window contents an overview according to the status of the analog and digital inputs and the digital outputs of the motion controller(main window I/O)5.2.2.1Main window(Axis)Fig.5.6:Main window with examplePossibilities:1.Browse with and2.Display operating data for marked axis with Enter or e.g.M3(in the window asdisplayed above)for blade2(axis2/4).Fig.5.7:Operating data(Blade2)Explanations of the display:•Velocity(a/n)=actual and nominal speed•DeltaS=control deviation=difference between the calculated nominal value from the feedback control and the actual value•Voltage=control voltage on the analog output(here for Blade2at terminal block A2)•The drive can be operated manually(jog)or calibrated by means of certain function keys if the corresponding blade parameters have been correctlyconfigured(see Reference Manual of motion controller)F1:Fast jog in backward directionF2:Slow jog in backward directionF3:Calibration(see below)F4:Fast jog in forward directionF5:Slow jog in forward directionM1:Return to the MAIN WINDOW(AXES)3.Call information about the inputs and outputs of the Motion Controller:Change to theWINDOW(I/O)by means of F1;see next section4.Call device information or configure system parameters:Change to the MAIN MENUby means of M1Calibration(see also chapter5.3Homing routine axis/blade)Fig.5.8:Calibration(blade2)With the key F3an actual value correction can be activated for a specific blade(encoder group A and B).The value is to be defined at the blade parameters for the concerning axis (see Reference Manual motion controller).Condition:high level at terminal E1.2("/Stop")).5.2.2.2Main window(I/O)Fig.5.9:Main window(I/O)1.Digital inputs0…7on terminal block I22.Logic states of the8inputs in bit form,LSB(right)state of I2.0;1=High approx.24V3.Logic states in hexadecimal formatPossibilities:1.Browse with and2.Display actual values of axes:Change to MAIN WINDOW(AXES)with F1;3.Call device information or configure system parameters:Change to MAIN MENU withM1;see following section5.2.2.3Main menuMenu key M1activation in one of the two main windows:Fig.5.10:Main menuPossibilities:1.Browse with and2.Activate marked menu point with“Enter”and process the next sub-point(seefollowing sections);one of the menu keys M2...M4can also be used for activating3.Change to the MAIN WINDOW(AXES)or MAIN WINDOW(I/O)with F1,M1or ESC;5.2.2.4Device informationThis window informs about the hardware and software versions of the MotionControllers and about the cumulated runtime of the device as shown as an example:Fig.5.10:Device information5.2.2.5Stored failuresThis window displays a list with up to20failures occurred(most recent on top).Principle of memory management is a ring buffer.Fig.5.11:Fault memory("1.05"->axle1,fault code5)The following failures will be recognized:•DeltaS>DeltaS max. Drag error exceeds its maximum value when moving in forward direction(see blade parameters in the reference manual motioncontroller)•DeltaS<DeltaS min. Drag error exceeds its maximum value when moving in the reverse direction•General data transmission failure(stop bit,parity,overwriting or checksum error) and Error in the LB2protocol(see reference manual motion controller)Fig.5.13:Blade-specific window(in this case blade2)By selecting M1you return again to the main menu.(See also Chapter4.1.4)5.3Homing routine axis /bladeWarningOnly one blade should be moved out of the parking position.Consequently,before moving a second blade,it must be ensured that the first blade is in parking position again.The axis to be referenced must first be directly selected in the main window by use of the keys M2-axis1,M3-axis2and M4-axis3.When an axle is selected the following windowopens:Fig.5.14:Blade 2operating dataThe blade to be referenced must now be moved manually to the mechanical zero point of the blade.When this is done,in order to exclude a counting range overflow,the sensor must be set to the counting range mean value by operating the yellow pushbutton.The button is located at the rear of the sensor under a screw cap.Fig.5.15: Sensor pushbuttonThe referencing of the blade can now be started with the F3key.After “Carrying out the calibration”has been confirmed with F1,the current angle value is automatically accepted as the zero point and stored in axis parameter 53.The displayed actual angle value must now be 0°.The referencing is now completed.Return to the main window using M1.6MaintenanceGeneralBecause of the varied operating conditions in which the plant operates(depending on the climatic environment and the load of the wind energy plant),only general recommendations concerning the required maintenance intervals can be given.Regular and careful inspection is required as well as maintenance in order to prevent malfunctions and to detect and remedy faults as they occur,before serious damage happens.In these operating instructions,as regards the maintenance interval,there is only a recommendation which has no effect on contractually specified agreements(especially in relation to the warranty).Before starting any work on the pitch system,especially before opening the covers of live parts,you must ensure that the components and the plant are disconnected in accordance with regulations.In addition to the main circuits also look out for possible boosting or auxiliary circuits,especially standstill heating systems!Here the"5Safety Rules"are(e.g.as per DIN VDE0105):•isolate•secure against restarting•establish isolation from supply•grounding and short-circuiting(for voltages above1000V)•safeguard or cover adjacent live parts.NoteThe supplied operating instructions for the components in question are always applicable for the maintenance intervals and the replacement of components.Always quote the plant number when returning faulty components to SSB.Warning/CautionBecause of the heavy dead weight of a cover or components(such as battery container, pitch motor,transformer,etc.)they must always be removed with great caution,so that they are not damaged during removal,do not damage other components or cause injuries.。
Coast Guard Approval Number: 162.060/41/0Expires: 14 April 2026BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMFiltration/Ultraviolet/UltrasoundSKF Marine GmbHHermann-Blohm-Str. 520457Hamburg GERMANYName of BWMS: SKF BlueSonic BWMSCapacities: 100-1,500 m3/hThis is to certify that the above listed BWMS, with the listed treatment capacities, has been satisfactorily examined and tested by Independent Lab DNV in accordance with the requirements contained in 46 CFR 162.060. The system shall be installed and operated in accordance withthe Operation, Maintenance, and Safety Manual (OMSM) of SKF BlueSonic BWMS, Rev. 2.5.8, dated December 16, 2020.Operational Limitations:Salinity: Not ApplicableTemperature: Not ApplicableHold Time: > 24 HoursMinimum UV Intensity (UVI): 260 W/m2The SKF BlueSonic BWMS has not been verified to meet the requirements of 46 CFR Subchapters F and J, and may not be installed on a U.S. flag vessel. The BWMS is not intended forinstallation in hazardous locations on foreign flag vessels.The BWMS must be marked in accordance with 46 CFR 162.060-22.A copy of this Type Approval Certificate shall be carried on board a vessel fitted with the ballast water management system at all times.*** End ***THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT the above named manufacturer has submitted to the undersigned satisfactory evidence that the item specified herein complies with the applicable laws and regulations as outlined on the reverse side of this Certificate, and approval is hereby given. This approval shall be in effect until the expiration date hereon unless sooner canceled or suspended by proper authority.GIVEN UNDER MY HAND THIS 14th DAY OFAPRIL 2021, AT WASHINGTON D.C.J. J. MINChief, Engineering DivisionBY DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDANTDEPT. OF HOMELAND SECURITY, USCG, CGHQ-10030(REV. 3-03)TERMS: The approval of the item described on the face of the Certificate has been based upon the submittal of satisfactory evidence that the item complies with the applicable provisions of the navigation and shipping laws and the applicable regulations in Title 33 and/or Title 46 of the Code of Federal Regulations. The approval is subject to any conditions noted on this Certificate and in the applicable laws and regulations governing the use of the item on vessels subject to Coast Guard inspection or on other vessels and boats.Consideration will be given to an extension of this approval provided application is made 3 months prior to the expiration date of this Certificate.The approval holder is responsible for making sure that the required inspections or tests of materials or devices covered by this approval are carried out during production as prescribed in the applicable regulations.The approval of the item covered by this certificate is valid only so long as the item is manufactured in conformance with the details of the approved drawings, specifications, or other data referred to. No modification in the approved design, construction, or materials is to be adopted until the modification has been presented for consideration by the Commandant and confirmation received that the proposed alteration is acceptable.NOTICE: Where a manufacturer of safety-at-sea equipment is offering for sale to the maritime industry, directly or indirectly, equipment represented to be approved, which fails to conform with either the design details or material specifications, or both, as approved by the Coast Guard, immediate action may be taken to invoke the various penalties and sanctions provided by law including prosecution under 46 U.S.C. 3318, which provides:"A person that knowingly manufactures, sells, offers for sale, or possesses with intent to sell, any equipment subject to this part (Part B. of Subtitle II of Title 46 U.S.C.). and the equipment is so defective as to be insufficient to accomplish the purpose for which it is intended, shall be fined not more than $10,000, imprisoned for not more than 5 years or both."。
目录前言 (3)1致用户 (4)2安全 (4)2.1安全提示及标识 (4)2.2操作人员安全说明 (5)3主要技术规格 (6)4润滑系统工作原理 (7)5运输与装配 (7)5.1运输及储存 (7)5.2装配 (7)6使用 (8)6.1准备工作 (8)6.2系统运行注意事项: (8)6.3首次使用及注油 (8)6.4清洗 (8)7系统组件的使用维护 (9)7.1电动泵组件 (10)7.2机械泵 (11)7.3冷却器 (12)7.4过滤器阀块组件 (13)7.5分流阀块组件 (14)7.5.1压力传感器SCP-025-14-07 (15)7.5.2温度传感器SCT-150-14-07 (15)7.6液位指示器 (15)7.7温度控制器 (16)7.7.1油箱温度传感器 (16)7.7.2轴承温度传感器 (16)7.8浸没式加热器 (16)7.9管路及管接头 (17)7.10空气滤清器 (17)8电气及电气接线 (17)9润滑系统日常维护项目及内容 (18)附件: (18)前言本手册为用户提供了济南1.5MW风电齿轮箱润滑系统的结构,使用维护及操作安全等信息。
为运行及维护系统的人员提供了操作依据。
通过对系统正确的运行及维护,能够保证系统在使用寿命内良好、高效率的工作。
运行及维护操作均须同时符合其他相关操作规程。
1 致用户在安装使用润滑系统之前,请认真阅读使用维护说明书,严格依照说明书内的要求作业,注意安全事项详见 2 安全∙系统使用维护时,请随身携带本手册。
∙具备从事润滑系统使用及维护资格的人员方能对本系统进行使用和维护。
∙购买备件、维修润滑系统须按照铭牌上的设备名称及编号订购。
∙更换的系统零部件,须采用原装备件。
∙制造商保留更改设备或操作维护说明的权利,不再另行通知。
∙本手册不得复制、公开或提供给第三方。
2 安全2.1 安全提示及标识本手册中使用以下安全提示及标识人身的危险未作安全预防措施有可能导致严重伤害甚至死亡。
变桨系统原理及维护(总14页)-CAL-FENGHAI.-(YICAI)-Company One1-CAL-本页仅作为文档封面,使用请直接删除1.5MW风力发电机组变桨系统原理及维护国电联合动力技术有限公司培训中心(内部资料严禁外泄)UP77/82 风电机组变桨控制及维护目录1、变桨系统控制原理2、变桨系统简介3、变桨系统故障及处理4、LUST与SSB变桨系统的异同5、变桨系统维护定桨失速风机与变桨变速风机之比较定桨失速型风电机组发电量随着风速的提高而增长,在额定风速下达到满发,但风速若再增加,机组出力反而下降很快,叶片呈现失速特性。
优点:机械结构简单,易于制造;控制原理简单,运行可靠性高。
缺点:额定风速高,风轮转换效率低;电能质量差,对电网影响大;叶片复杂,重量大,不适合制造大风机变桨变速型风电机组风机的每个叶片可跟随风速变化独立同步的变化桨距角,控制机组在任何转速下始终工作在最佳状态,额定风速得以有效降低,提高了低风速下机组的发电能力;当风速继续提高时,功率曲线能够维持恒定,有效地提高了风轮的转换效率。
优点:发电效率高,超出定桨机组10%以上;电能质量提高,电网兼容性好;高风速时停机并顺桨,降低载荷,保护机组安全;叶片相对简单,重量轻,利于制造大型兆瓦级风机缺点:变桨机械、电气和控制系统复杂,运行维护难度大。
变桨距双馈变速恒频风力发电机组成为当前国内兆瓦级风力发电机组的主流。
变桨系统组成部分简介变桨控制系统简介✓主控制柜✓轴柜✓蓄电池柜✓驱动电机✓减速齿轮箱✓变桨轴承✓限位开关✓编码器▪变桨主控柜▪变桨轴柜▪蓄电池柜▪电机编码器GM 400绝对值编码器共10根线,引入变桨控制柜,需按线号及颜色接入变桨控制柜端子排上。
▪限位开关变桨系统工作流程:●机组主控通过滑环传输的控制指令;●将变桨命令分配至三个轴柜;●轴柜通过各自独立整流装置同步变换直流来驱动电机;●通过减速齿轮箱传递扭矩至变桨齿轮带动每个叶片旋转至精准的角度;●将该叶片角度值反馈至机组主控系统变桨系统控制原理风机不同运行状态下的变桨控制1、静止——起动状态2、起动——加速状态3、加速——风机并网状态3.1、低于额定功率下发电运行3.2 达到额定功率后维持满发状态运行4、运行——停机状态1、静止——起动状态下的变桨调节➢桨距角调节至50°迎风;➢开桨速度不能超过2 ° /s;➢顺桨速度不能超过5° /s;➢变桨加速度不能超过20 ° /s²;➢目标:叶轮转速升至3 r/s(低速轴)2、起动——加速状态下的变桨调节➢桨距角在(50 °,0°)范围内调节迎风;➢开桨速度不能超过2 ° /s;➢顺桨速度不能超过5° /s;➢变桨加速度不能超过20 ° /s²;➢目标:叶轮转速升至10 r/s(低速轴)3、加速——并网发电状态下的变桨调节3.1 低于额定功率下的变桨调节➢桨距角在维持0°迎风;➢开桨速度不能超过2 ° /s;➢顺桨速度不能超过5° /s;➢变桨加速度不能超过20 ° /s²;➢变频系统通过转矩控制达到最大风能利用系数,➢目标:叶轮转速升至17.5 r/s(低速轴)3.2 达到额定功率后维持满发状态运行➢桨距角在(90 °,0°)范围内调节;➢开桨速度不能超过5 ° /s;➢顺桨速度不能超过5° /s;➢变桨加速度不能超过20 ° /s²;➢通过变桨控制使机组保持额定输出功率不变,➢目标:叶轮转速保持17.5 r/s(低速轴)4、运行——停机状态4.1 正常停机➢叶片正常顺桨至89°;➢变桨主控柜的顺桨命令通过轴柜执行;➢顺桨速度控制为5° /s;➢叶轮空转,机械刹车不动作;4.2 快速停机➢叶片快速顺桨至89°;➢变桨主控柜的顺桨命令通过轴柜执行;➢顺桨速度控制为7° /s;➢叶轮空转,机械刹车不动作;4.3 紧急停机➢叶片紧急顺桨至91°或96 °限位开关;➢紧急顺桨命令通过蓄电池柜执行;➢顺桨速度不受控制;➢叶轮转速低于5 r/s后,液压机械刹车抱闸,将叶轮转速降至为零;独立变桨:三个叶片通过各自的轴柜和蓄电池柜实现开桨和顺桨的同步调节;如果某一个驱动器发生故障,另两个驱动器依然可以安全地使风机顺桨并安全停机。
skf润滑脂手册
SKF润滑脂手册
润滑脂是在现代工业应用中不可或缺的一种润滑剂。
SKF作为世界领先的轴承
和密封件制造商,提供了广泛的润滑脂产品系列,以帮助客户最大程度地优化设备的性能和使用寿命。
SKF润滑脂手册是一本详细介绍SKF润滑脂产品的指南,其目的是为客户提
供关于润滑脂的全面信息,以便他们能够选择和应用适合自己设备和应用的润滑脂。
在SKF润滑脂手册中,读者可以找到以下内容:
1. 润滑脂的定义和原理:手册首先解释了润滑脂的基本概念和原理,帮助读者
更好地理解润滑脂的作用和重要性。
2. 产品系列和规格:手册列出了不同类型的润滑脂,包括通用型、高温型、防
水型等。
每种润滑脂都提供了详细的规格表,例如工作温度范围、黏度等参数,以帮助读者选择最适合自己设备的润滑脂。
3. 应用指南:手册提供了关于不同应用领域的润滑脂选择和应用建议,例如轴承、齿轮、链条等。
它还解释了润滑脂在不同设备上的使用方法和注意事项。
4. 储存和使用要求:手册详细介绍了润滑脂的储存和使用要求,包括存放温度、保质期限等。
这些指导帮助用户正确保存和使用润滑脂,以确保其性能和质量。
SKF润滑脂手册是一本全面而实用的指南,旨在帮助用户更好地了解和应用SKF润滑脂产品。
通过正确选择和使用润滑脂,用户可以最大程度地减少设备的
磨损和故障,提高设备的可靠性和使用寿命。