AAF International Type W RotoClone - Manual (Page 2)

Table of Contents
1.0 Description
2.0 Installation
2.1 Foundations
2.2 RotoClone Erection (Arrangement A & D)
2.3 Duct Connections (Arrangement A & D)
2.4 Water Connections (Arrangement A & D)
2.5 Average Water Requirements
2.6 Wiring & Controls
2.7 Spray Nozzles
2.8 Sludge Connection (Arrangement A & D)
2.9 Drain Connection (Arrangement A & D)
2.10 Emergency Overflow (Arrangement D)
2.11 Bearings
2.12 Drive
2.13 Placing RotoClone in Service
3.0 Operation
4.0 Maintenance
4.1 Lubrication
4.2 Nozzles and Strainer
4.3 RotoClone Inlet (Arrangement A)
4.4 Precleaner Inlet (Arrangement D)
4.5 RotoClone Impeller
4.6 Drains
4.7 Emergency Overflow (Arrangement D)
4.8 Shaft Seal
4.9 Replacement of Shaft, Impeller or Water Cone
5.0 Troubleshooting
5.1 Water Entrainment
5.2 Dust Entrainment
6.0 Weights & Water usage Tables
7.0 Storage Instructions
8.0 Parts List
9.0 Supplements for Optional Features
9.1 Food Quality W RotoClones
9.2 Range Hood and FM Controls
9.3 Auxiliary Impeller Flushing
1.0 Description
The Type W RotoClone is a complete dust control unit. It combines
exhauster and dust collector in a single compact unit, and continuously
discharges the collected material in a slurry form.
The Type W RotoClone has been designed to perform its various
functions automatically and requires very little maintenance. Like
any other mechanical equipment, however, it should have regular
attention and be operated according to instructions to ensure long
life and trouble-free service.
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