ADCA
VALSTEAM
ADCA
IMI 9.101 E 02.17
Installation area requirements:
•The installation area should have easy access and provide enough space for maintenance and removing
operations.
•The installation area should have the necessary firing system to prevent damage of the equipment due to over
temperature/pressure cause by fire.
Procedure:
•Prior to install check that the product is suitable for the intended application: materials and
pressure/temperature ratings.
•Before installing remove, plastic covers placed on flanges or connection ends. The equipment has an arrow or
Inlet/Outlet designations. Be sure that it will be installed on the appropriate direction.
•Take care with jointing material to ensure that none may be permitted to block or enter the equipment.
•The pump must be handled carefully in order to avoid any mechanism damage.
•The pump must be installed at the lower level of the equipment to be drained and the exhaust DN 1”
connection pointing upwards.
•For the correct installation and operation of the pump, Y strainer, isolating valves and steam trap must be
provided. Please refer to Information Sheet IS 9.101 E. Special application information can be obtained by
contacting the distributer or Valsteam SA directly.
•Ensure that the unit is leveled for proper operation.
•External stresses that may be induced by the system due to pipe expansion, etc, can affect this product. The
necessary precautions are recommended during the systems design and equipment assembly.
•The pipework should be properly supported and free from strain and it should not be subjected to undue surges
of pressure. The start-up condition should be considered.
START UP
- Current regional safety regulations should be take in to account and followed.
- Protective insulation and warning notice may be required.
- Until the start up of an existing or a new plant, the following must be checked:
- All works are completed.
- The equipment is correctly installed.
- All the necessary safety devices have been installed.
- At start up, the presence of small particles in the motive fluid (dirt, scale, weld splatters, joint particles,
remains of Teflon tape, etc) may cause anomalies. If this occurs, proceed to an accurate cleaning.
Periodical checking:
•24 hours after the start up, it is recommended to check pipe connections for leaks and retighten the connections
if necessary.
MAINTENANCE
•We recommend the pumps to be serviced as necessary. Pumps should be checked periodically (at least
yearly), to verify if they are operating correctly and to verify the wear of the internal parts specially the motive
fluid admission and exhausting valves.
•Strainers, steam trap and receiver should be cleaned.