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ON SITE INSPECTION & REPORT FOR SCHENCK VIBRATING SCREENS

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ON-LINE INSPECTION CHECK LIST Visual inspection only

Exciter Gearbox

  • Check and record exciter oil level using correct dipstick. Inspect magnetic drain plug for indication of bearing flakes similar to fish scales. Replace seal washer & plug (torque plug to required tension).<br>Oil level should be checked prior to start up of screen, or in case of continuous operation, screen should be stopped for a sufficient length of time to allow all oil to drain to the bottom of exciter housing.<br>Note: Torque settings for drain plugs fitted with copper seal washers<br>M16-80nm M 24-170nm<br>Check lubrication table for correct oil levels.<br>OIL TO BE REPLACED EVERY 4 WEEKS<br>LH-______mm, RH-______mm<br>LH exciter serial number.....................<br>RH exciter serial number.....................

  • Check for any indication of excessive oil leakage from the exciter.<br>NB: Labyrinths will shed grease when exciter is new.<br>DO NOT re-grease Labyrinths; they are replenished by oil from the seals.

  • Check Exciter holding down bolts are all in position and tensioned if applicable.<br>Check Exciter lid and cover bolts are all in position and tensioned.<br>Check Exciter housing for damage.<br>Exciter Bolt tension if required for exciter replacement –<br>M30 8.8 = 1450Nm<br>M30 10.9 = 1800Nm

Screen Drive and Drive Shafts

  • Check Motor and lay shaft mountings for any indication of fatigue, corrosion or looseness.<br>Repair as required.

  • Check Drive & Intermediate Drive Shaft and coupling connections for possible loose or missing bolts.<br>Check for corrosion or damage.<br>Remove guards if necessary.<br>Drive shaft bolt torque-<br>M12 8.8 = 84Nm<br>M12 stainless = 75Nm

  • Check Drive Shaft & Intermediate spline for possible free play.<br>Replenish grease 30g, every 6 months.

  • Check Vee Belt Guards, Drive Shaft Guards, Intermediate Guards and Exciter Guards for damage.<br>Check for build up of material on feed side of intermediate shaft guards (remove if present).<br>Check guard bolts are all in position and tensioned.

  • Check Lay Shaft and Bearings for shaft movement.<br>Replenish grease 20g each / Monthly

  • Check condition of drive belts, check belt tension, adjust tension to specification if required

  • Check drive pulleys for wear, damage or looseness.<br>Taper lock bolt tension- 22Nm

Screen Body

  • Check screen body for loose or missing bolts.<br>Replace bolts as required.

  • Check all beam end doublers for corrosion or fatigue.

  • Check side plates internally & externally for corrosion or cracks.<br>Check back plate for corrosion or cracks.<br>Check all external stiffeners and all fasteners.

  • Check for possible interference between screen body and stationary hoppers, chutes, and building beams.

  • Check for possible interference between screen body and material build up in chutes.

  • Check side clamp bars and back plate liners for wear and security.

  • Check exciter beam externally for cracks or corrosion and product build-up.

  • Check external paint system for damage and signs of erosion / corrosion.

  • Complete sub frame inspection Top Deck:<br>1. Inspect condition of all longitudinal deck rails<br>2. Inspect fixing rails, protection strips and deck panels<br>3. Inspect condition of all cross beam cleats<br>4. Inspect all cleat to beam and cleat to rail connections<br>5. Inspect all side plate deck support rails<br>6. Inspect side plates, below deck level<br>7. Inspect back plate for wear<br>8. Inspect rubber lining on cross beams<br>9. Inspect protective lining on side plates<br>10. Inspect condition of all huck bolts

  • Complete sub frame inspection Bottom Deck:<br>1. Inspect condition of all longitudinal deck rails<br>2. Inspect fixing rails, protection strips and deck panels<br>3. Inspect condition of all cross beam cleats<br>4. Inspect all cleat to beam and cleat to rail connections<br>5. Inspect all side plate deck support rails<br>6. Inspect side plates, below deck level<br>7. Inspect back plate for wear<br>8. Inspect rubber lining on cross beams<br>9. Inspect protective lining on side plates<br>10. Inspect condition of all huck bolts

Supports springs

  • Check springs for breakage or material build-up in and around spring coils, clean out if necessary.<br>Check rubber grommets for damage.<br>Organise for replacement of damaged springs and grommets as required…

  • Check Isolation springs heights for equal compression each side of screen and record measurements.<br>RHF-______mm, LHF-______mm,<br>RHD-______mm, LHD-______mm

  • Check Isolation springs heights for equal compression each side of screen and record measurements.<br>RHF-______mm, LHF-______mm,<br>RHD-______mm, LHD-______mm

  • Inspect spring hangers:<br>RHF______________________<br>LHF______________________<br>RHD______________________<br>LHD______________________

  • Wedge brackets:<br>RHF______________________<br>LHF______________________<br>RHD______________________<br>LHD______________________

  • Base Plates:<br>RHF______________________<br>LHF______________________<br>RHD______________________<br>LHD______________________<br>

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DRIVE ASSEMBLY CHECK LIST

  • All guards bolts are in place and tensioned

  • All drive line bolts are at correct torque setting 84N-m

  • Lay shaft mounting bolts are at correct torque setting 84N-m

  • Lay shaft key is present and grub screw and lock nut are at correct torque setting 22N-m

  • Vee belts are fitted and tensioned (10mm to 12mm deflection)

  • Vee belt pulleys are in good condition

  • All bolts that have been torqued are marked with paint pen

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