Residual Risks; Description Of Gears; Version Planetary Gears Gs (Gsx), Gs 1/2/3 (Gs 1/2/3 X) And Gs 6; Commissioning - FLUX GS Notice D'instructions

> Explosion hazard!
 The eccentric worm-drive pumps must be arranged in a way to avoid
 Repair on explosion-proof gears may only be carried out by FLUX.
 When pumping non-conductive liquids, there is a risk of the
 The ex-protected motor, gear and coupling must be located outside
 The hose used must be sufficiently conductive (see TRbF 50 annex
 Observe the Technical Guidelines for "Flammable Liquids" (TRbF)
 Regularly check the motors according to the relevant national safety
2.6

Residual risks

Further residual risks that are linked with the repair or maintenance of the gears
cannot be reduced constructive or by taken further precautions.
If necessary, they are mentioned at the appropriate passage.
3.

Description of gears

3.1

Version planetary gears GS (GSX), GS 1/2/3 (GS 1/2/3 X) and GS 6

The GS (GSX) gears are double-stage planetary gears with a ratio of 15.9:1.
The GS 1/2/3 (GS 1/2/3 X) gears are also double-stage planetary gears with a ratio
of 15.9:1 with the difference that these are especially designed for the use in the food
industry.
The GS 6 gears are single-stage planetary gears with the ratio 6.75:1. These gears must
only be used with the three-phase motors F 403.
4.

Commissioning

4.1

Use of the planetary gear with the following drives

Available drive motors:
- Commutator motors
- Brushless motor
-
Compressed air motors
- Three-phase motor
4.2

Before starting operation

> Note
Before every commissioning check the gear on corrosion,
free movement, damages or unusual noise.
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friction and impact sparks and to allow safe operation.
circulated liquid becoming electrostatically charged.
Make sure to prevent any ignition hazards.
the mobile container.
B).
and the explosion protection guidelines of the Employer's Liability
Insurance Association of the Chemical Industry (BG Chemie) during
installation and operation.
regulations and/or rules for prevention of accidents. (In the Federal
Republic of Germany, these are for example DGUV Vorschrift 3).
FEM 4070, F 457, F 457 EL, F 458, F 458 EL, F 458-1,
F 460 Ex, F 460 Ex EL, F 460-1 Ex
FBM 4000 Ex
F 416 Ex, F 416-1 Ex, F 416-2 Ex
F 403
Original operation instructions planetary gear