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    By: Seah Chong MengTetra Pak Dairy, Beverage & Prepared FoodSoya & Tea Centre

    Soya Training

    9 10 June 2010VinaSoy

    Plant Maintenance

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    PERFORATED DISC MILL

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    Working Principle

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    Mashing

    Pulping

    Grinding

    Emulsifying

    Working Principle

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    The pressure of the cooling / sealingliquid must be 0.5 to 1 bar higher thanproduct outlet pressure. Flow is about 1to 4 liters/min.

    Check and clean filter monthly

    Maintenance & Operation cooling liquid

    Pressure Gauge

    PressureRegulator

    Regulating Valve

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    Maintenance Greasing of Main Motors

    GreasingNipples

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    After >2000 hours of operation, the knife, disc and cam-ring worn out

    New Disc, Knife and Cam ring

    The disc can be turn over when it is worn on one side

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    DONT WAIT FOR THIS TO HAPPEN

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    COLLOID MILLWITH FINE CUT STATOR/ROTOR

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    WorkingPrinciple

    FINE CROSSCUT ROTORSTATOR

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    Grinding

    Homogenizing

    Dispersing Emulsifying

    Working Principle

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    The pressure of the cooling /sealing liquid must be 0.5 to 1bar higher than product outlet

    pressure. Flow is about 1 to 4liters/min.

    Check and clean filter monthly

    Maintenance & Operation cooling liquid

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    Adjustingthegrin

    dingG

    ap

    Gap 150~200 micron

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    Decrease Gap

    Holding Handle

    Scale

    Hand Wheel

    Increase Gap

    Adjustingthegrin

    dingGap

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    Maintenance Stator & Rotor and Lubrication

    Stator/Rotor will be worn after long usage. Can be sent back to

    factory for re-sharpening.

    Stator/Rotor to be changed when worn out.

    Yield will decrease due to bigger particle size from worn rotorand stator

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    New Fine Cut Rotor & Stator

    THE SMALL EDGES ARE PUPOSELY CHIPPED OFF TOPREVENT IT FROM BREAKING DURING NORMAL OPERATION

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    DONT WAIT FOR THIS TO HAPPEN

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    Vibrations In the Mills

    Causes:-Cavitations worn stator of M2, wrong M4 gap

    -Overloading too much beans, small gap

    -Over pressure wrong back pressure setting,system design

    Remedy:

    -Cavitations - ensure sufficient feed or increasesystem backpressure

    -Overloading - reduce beans capacity, increase gap

    -Over pressure - reduce system back pressure

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    DETAILED MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONSFOR BOTH MILLS CAN BE FOUND IN THEOPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL

    PLEASE READ IT - BEFORE YOU CARRYOUT ANYMAINTENANCE WORK

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    NETZSCH MOHNOPUMPS

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    Working Principle

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    Maintenance - General

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    The Rotors are Reduced Rotors

    The motor and gearbox ALSO need maintenance

    Before you carryout any maintenance work, READ the instructionsfound in Section 7 to 10 of the O&M Manual

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    FLASH COOLER

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    Working Principle

    Cooling Water

    Outlet

    Cooling water

    To vacuum pumpInlet

    Product

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    Maintenance

    Change O ring

    De-scaling of Condenseris necessary if thecooling water is Hard

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    STEAM INJECTOR

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    Working Principle

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    Steam injector Optimizing running time andtemperature control by gap setting using spacer 7, 8,9 10 and11

    S7 T=2.0 mmS8 T=2.5 mm

    S9 T=3.0 mmS10 T=3.5 mmS11 T=4.0 mm

    Maintenance Optimization

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    Instruments

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    Tetra Alwin Soy Instruments

    Check for Correct Function Quarterly

    Calibrate Annually

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    Calibration of Pressure Transmitter Do not attempt to calibrate the

    sensor on site. The PLCprogram is set according toits calibrated range

    The pressure transmitters forthe flash cooler has a rangefrom -1 to 1 bar so YOU MUSTNOT ZERO IT.

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    Decanter

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    Maintenance &Operational

    Guide

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    Daily Operational Checkpoints

    Cleanliness. Look for oil spills, grease spots, liquid spills etc

    Check machine vibration

    Check bearing and general machine noiseLook for loose nuts, bolts or screws etc. Tighten if necessary

    Check temperature of grease lubricated main bearings

    Look for oil leaks from gearboxCheck conveyor torque

    Check flexible connections for deterioration and leaks

    Check general condition of vibration isolators

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    Weekly - Check the CIP Nozzles

    Ensure that there is no blockage

    SAFETY FIRST

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    SAFETY FIRST

    1. ENSURE ELECTRIC POWER IS CUT-OFF TO MACHINE

    2. ENSURE MACHINE HAS COME TOA STANDSTILL BEFORE OPENINGCOVER

    3. LOCATE GREASING POINT BYLOOKING OUT FOR THIS SYMBOL

    LUBRICATION SCHEDULE

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    LUBRICATION SCHEDULEACCORDING TO SERVICE BULLETIN SB_9807_3

    Main Bearings

    Standard time interval for lubrication of main bearings is 300 operatinghours for operation temperatures less then 70 degrees C and 150operating hours for higher then 70 degrees C.

    Foodec 310T it is 12 grams or 8 strokes per lubrication

    (1.5gm/stroke with standard Alfa Laval grease gun)

    Conveyor BearingsThe conveyor bearings should be lubricated after every CIP cycle.

    Foodec 310T it is 2.4 grams or ~2 strokes per lubrication

    (1.5gm/stroke with standard Alfa Laval grease gun)PLEASE REFER TO SERVICE BULLETIN FOR COMPLETELUBRICATION GUIDE

    L b i t M i & C B i

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    Conveyor Bearing

    Grease: Texaco

    Lubricate when machine at

    standstill

    Main Bearing

    Grease: SKF LGHP2

    Lubricate when bearing

    temperature is below 80

    degrees C and at low speed

    Lubricate Main & Conveyor Bearings

    Always use the recommended lubricants

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    Lubricate Main & Conveyor Bearings

    Conveyor Bearing

    Grease: TexacoLubricate when machine at

    standstill

    Always use the recommended lubricants

    Main Bearing

    Grease: SKF LGHP2

    Lubricate when bearing

    temperature is below 80

    degrees C and at low speed

    3 5 kN DD G b R ti 1 52

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    3.5 kNm DD Gearbox Ratio 1:52

    Consult your local Alfa Laval Service

    Centre for service & repair of gearbox

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    Monthly - Remove feed tube and check for

    clogging in feed inlet and cleanliness

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    Venting is Important

    CAUSE EFFECT

    Oth I t t Ch k i t

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    Other Important Checkpoints

    Check V Belt Tensions every 2000 HrsChange V Belts every 16000 Hrs

    Check Seating Torque of Main Bearing Pillow Block Bolts 4000 Hrs

    Check for Corrosion Inside Casing and Bowl Exterior 1000 HrsCheck Bushings at Solid Discharge for Wear 1000 Hrs

    Check Function of Emergency Stop 2000 Hrs

    Check Function of Vibration Switch 2000 Hrs

    Check Function of Cover Switch 2000 Hrs

    Change Gearbox Oil 2000 Hrs

    Plan for Intermediate and Major Service -

    Remember the Motors Also Needs Servicing 2000 Hrs

    REFER TO OM FOR COMPLETE

    MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

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    Thank You