HITACH| PACKAGED SCREW COMPRESSOR
li SCREW
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MODEL: OSP-75U5/6A
OSP-11U5/6A
OSP-15U5/6A
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PREFACE ..
GENERAL VIEW ..
INSTALLATION ..
OPERATION ..
OUTLINE OF COMPRESSOR ....
OPERATING PRINCIPLE ..
AIR/OILL FLOW SYSTEMS & UNLOADER SYSTEM .....
V-BELT ADJUSTMENT & ELECTRICAL WIRING .
MAINTENANCE STANDARD ......eesee0ee
TROUBLESHOOTING ...
SPECIFICATIONS .
PART NAME LIST ..
OPERATION LOG ..
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361, PREFACE
Thank you very much for selecting the Hitachi HISCREW.
This instruction manual deals with how to handle/operate
the Hitachi HISCREW properly, its construction, and maintenance
procedure, Read the information contained herein before attempt-
ing any operation, whereby the Hitachi HISCREW can be operated
efficiently,
For better results, keep this manual within the range of
the operator or maintenance personnel so that it can be referred
to at any desired time.
This manual contains the following abbreviations,
Suction
Discharge
M: Male rotor
Female rotor
MD: Male rotor discharge side
FD: Female rotor discharge side
PK: Packing2. GENERAL VIEW
Exhaust Louver
Used to exhaust heat-
exchanged varm air
contained in the sound~
proof, cover.
‘Lifting Byebolt
Used when carrying and
installing the machine.
Sound=Proof Cover
Reduces the operating
sound produced by the
Instrument Panel machine.
Thdicators and
switches are
arranged.
Suction Louver
Used to admit air
into the =
compressor and for ~
Discharge Port. cooling purpose.
(left side of
machine)
Outlet of compressed|
air
i 0i1 Supply Port
Used to supply
oil to the oil
Maintenan: separator.
Maintenance.
Door
Oil Drain Port
(oil cooler) -
Used to discharge
oil from the oil
cooler for oil
exchange.
Fork Guide of Fork
Lift Truck
Used for carrying and
installing the machine.
0i1 Level Gauge
Drain Valve
(inner side of the door)
Used to drain
moisture from
the oil
separator.
Indicates oil level in
the oil separator.
Power Cord Hole3. INSTALLATION
1, Confirmation of Machine and Parts
© Upon completion of unpacking, make sure that the
machine and parts delivered are as specified in the
order sheet.
© Make sure that the machine and parts are not damaged
nor deformed during transportation.
Confirmation of Model Identification Plate
Output (KW) Standard Accessories
Note
Frequency (te [Scund ebeorbing
loi funnel 1 pe.
2. Precautions on Carrying the Machine
© When carrying by forklift truck:
Be sure to apply pad
material to the door to
prevent any damage.
Do not stick the
machine with fork.
o When carrying by using the lifting eyebolts:
Use wire rope whose
diameter is 10 mm
or more.
Rig wire ropes to
all 4 eyebolts
‘0.9 m or more3....Precautions on Installation
Selection of suitable installation location is essential to
prolong the service life of the machine.
°
room,
Ventilating Fan.
Vhen installing the
machine in nerrow
room, provide a
ventilating fan to
set the ambient
‘temperature at 40°C
or lower.
Piping Space
Provide a space
(0.6 m or more) |
necessary for air
discharge piping
and maintenance..
Sound Absorbing
Rubber (Accessory)
Be sure to
absorbing rubbers.
Install the machine in a bright, wide, and well-ventilated
Provide a space (0.6 m or
[ more) necessary for aiz
suction, maintenance,
oD inspection, and draining.
;Foundation
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mat underneath the
machine when there is
fear of foundation
vibration. If vibration
is greater, select
another location.
Maintenance Space
Provide a space of 1 m
put sound or more so that the
maintenance door can be
opened freely.
© Install the machine in a dust-free room of lower humidity.
Rain, Bas
ement, and Vaporization
Result in Electric leakage,
separator, and Corrosion
Moisture in oil
or sand coi
Solid foreign material consisting of iron
mponent
motor and Bearing damage.
Results in Poor insulation resistance of
-4-© Install _the machine in a level concrete floor.
For maintaining the specified amount of lubricating oil and for
preventing noise and vibration from occurring.
Never ley block or timber
underneath the machin:
4, Precautions on Piping
Method of laying
out parallel Rising Piping
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Compressea
air
Stop Valve
Drain Plug,
or Valve /
When adding check valve, provide a space with a volume of 204
or more between thecheck valve and the discharge port of air
compressor. If the space volume is less than 20 due to
short pipe length, be sure to provide a small drain tank in
between,
Drain Tank
To be connected downstream
of air receiver.
re
compressea LC
air
Parallel piping with
reciprocating compressor
* When load variation is greater, install an sir receiver.
The air receiver installed improves the efficiency of
integral unloader system, thus resulting in energy-saving.
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Before Operation
Daily Operation
Make sure that the POWER lamp
stays lit,
Drain moisture from the oil
separator,
Note: Drain at least twice a day.
Startup
Check visually the oil level gauge
and make sure that oil level is
between red lines.
During Operation
Open fully the stop valve on the
discharge side, and then depress
the START button.
Close gradually the stop valve on
the discharge side until air pressure
reaches the specified value.
Make sure that oil temperature is at
the specified range; 90°C or lower.
Met
Pull up the safety valve ring, and
make sure that compressed air is
released through the safety valve.
Depress the STOP button.
Make sure that the pressure gauge
reads 0 kg/cm? after stoppage.Trial Operation
Make eure that the power source
is grounded firmly and indicates
the prescribed value of voltag
1, Before Operation
Precautions
‘Turn ON the POWER switch, anq|
sure that the POWER lamp
In inverse phase, the inverse phase
relay is activated, thus the air
compressor will not rotate.
OFF the POWER switch. |
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Check belt tension after turning
Check if the V-belt is tens:
properly.
2, Startup
‘After startup, ofl level may drop
since oil circulates into the oil
cooler, In such case, stop the
compressor, and add oil after
making sure that air pressure
zope to 0 kg/em2,
Note that moisture in the oll
separator results in deterioration
of oil and rusting of the air com-
pressor.
Open fully the stop valve on the
discharge side, and then depress
the START button,
When the compressor motor fails to
operate 2 continuous times, wait for
30 minutes before re-stazting the
motor, If not, the service life of
the motor will be shortened.
‘Run the air compressor for an
hour at a pressure of 4 ~ 5 kg/
cem?g, and then close gradually
the stop valve on the discharge
side,
3. During Operation
Check the air compressor for
vibration, abnormal sound, and oil
leakage, When the compressor is
completely unloaded, the pressure
wauge indicates 2.5 ~ 3.0 kg/em@g.
If the pressure exceeds 9 kg/em?g,
adjust the pressure regulating value
to set the pressure within the
specified range.
Check if off temperature is
within the specified range (90°C
or less).
If the temperature exceeds the
specitied range, it means that air
in the sound-proof cover is not well
ventilated. In this case, ventilate
room air, and then clean the cooling)
system within the cover.
‘Pall the safety valve lever or
ring during full-load operation
to make sare that compressed
fed through the
The safety valve has been set so as
to work when air pressure reaches
9.5 ke/em?e.
4. Stoppage
Immediately after the motor stopa,
compressed air in the oil separator
Depress the STOP button. is discharged to atmosphere through
Alr blow-off
60 secs
the blow-off valve.
sound is heard for approx.
Check if the pressure gauge
indicates 0 kg/em@g after the
motor stops.
Drain moisture from the oll separator
1 or 2 hours later after stoppage, or
before the next day's operation.5. OUTLINE OF COMPRESSOR
Starter Box Suction Duct
Motor
Instrument,
Panel
Exhaust Louver
012 Separator
Min. Pressure
Valve
. Sefety Valve
Check Valve B Scway Solenoid Valve
‘O11 Supply Port
Vacuum Valve
Thermostatic
Valve
Oil Strainer
011 Cooler Res
After Cooler (0i1 Temperature)
outlet of 041 Level Gauge
Compressed Air Pressure Regulating
Valvo(1) vith
Solenoid Valve
Pressure Regulating
Valve
‘Suction Unloader Valve
‘O11 Thermometer
Compressor Unit6. OPERATING PRINCIPLE
1, Process of Compression
1, SUCTION 2, COMPRESSION
Along with the rotation of The air admitted into the
the rotor, air is admitted void is confined in between
fully into the void of two the rotors and casing. It
rotors through the suction is therefore compressed as
port. The void is then the rotor rotates.
isolated from the suction
port with the casing wall,
thus the suction process [[>}
is completed.
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4, DISCHARGE 3. OIL INJECTION
Compression continues as
the rotor rotates, When
the void comes to the
discharge port provided
in the D casing, the
compressed air is dis-
charged through the port.
When compression advances
to some extent, oil is
injected into the void, The
oil serves to deprive the
heat produced in the process
of compression, seal the
rotor gap, and lubricate
the rotor teeth.2. Sectional View of Air Compressor
Female Rotor
Casing D Casing
sV-Pulley: a T D Cover
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AZ ATE sorter apie
Combined Bearing
S Cover
Mechanical Seal.
Roller Bearing
Male Rotor
0i1 Separator
- 10 -AIR/OIL FLOW SYSTEMS & UNLOADER SYSTEM
Atmospheric air enters through suction louver right side
plate assembly into the inside of sound-proof cover, and deprives
heat of interior equipments. At the same time, oil to air and
air to air heat is exchanged by after cooler and oil cooler
respectively.
Thus warmed air is ventilated through exhaust louver plate
by cooling fan.
1, Cooling Air Flow System
Motor
011 Separator
Cooling Pan Thermostat
(Discharge Air)
Min. Pressure Valve
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Safety Valve 9%
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Compressor 1
Unit
Hos $ XM thermostat
Check Valve Z (041 Temperature)
L A O41 Strainer
After Cooler
‘Suction Filter
es \ Silencer
cores (Suction eo eaten
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Unloader € Oil Flow
Valve
Moisture
O11 Thermonoter
erie2. Air Flow System
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Pressure regulating’
valve with solenoid
‘Air filter,
Silencer
valve Loy
Suction
unloader valve|
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Bearing
3. Oil Flow
System
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Oil strainer
0i1 cooler
Thermostat:
valve
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[Oil recovery
pipe
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Min.Pressure
‘Walve
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(Compressed air) <<
After cooler zz ( Moisture )
ace)4, Effects of Lubrication Oil
© Sealing gap between rotor and Use the specified brand of
casing lubricating oil _to prevent
o Lubricating rotor teeth deterioration of compressor
parts (See below.).
© Lubiracting bearings and shaft-
seal portions L
© Cooling compressed air
Make sure that oil is at the
specified level.
Drai
ure from: the oil a
No: | Manufacturer Brand Name
1 | IDEMITsU Daphne Rotary Compréssor Oil
2 | NIPPONOIL | Faircoal RA-32 or RA-46
3 | SHELL Corena Oil R(A) 32
4 | MOBIL | Rartis 424
5 | Esso Newrex R(T) 32
6 Cen Caltex Compressor OF RA 32
Remarks: No. 1, 2 and 5 are Japanese brands ; the former
two brands can be imported in some countries.
No. 6 is equivalent to the Nippon Oil product.
-13-5, Unloader System
When the air volume required by load reduces and the
internal pressure of the oil separator increases, the pressure
regulating valve (1) opens, and unloading starts. If the require-
ment of air volume further reduces, the negative pressure at
the suction side drops. This is detected by the vacuum valve,
and the pressure in the oil separator is released through
the valve, whereby 0% load is maintained at a pressure
of 2.5 kg/em*, When the pressure in the discharge Pipe
reduces to 7 kg/cm2, it is detected by the pressure switch,
whereby the 3-way solenoid valve is switched to release
the negative pressure of the vacuum valve, This causes: the
vacuum valve to close, and load is accordingly restored.
The suction unloader valve also serves as a check valve;
ives, when the air compressor stops, the valve prevents
backflow of oil from the compressor by forcibly closing the
unloader valve with the air released from the blow-off
solenoid valve,
Unloading
Requirement of Pressure in of Detected by preasure | (suction untoader
air voluae reduces) \seperetor increases regulating velve(1))}\ valve closes
Megutive pressure! Detectea by Pressure in oi] Satie eee
of compressor ee separator releesed J'\ -oguiating valvo(2)
Load restortion
:
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‘VALVE (1)
th
SOLENOID VALVE ,|
‘PRESSURE REGULATING
VALVE (2)
To compressor <>
+ <= Suction air
SUCTION UNLOADER VALVE
From compressor
OIL SEPARATOR
SUCTION UNLOADER SYSTEM
INTEGRAL UNLOADER SYSTEM
UNLOADER SYSTEM
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‘VACUUM VALVE
‘MIN. PRESSURE VALVE
To after cooler8. V-BELT ADJUSTMENT & ELECTRICAL WIRING
1, Adjustment of V-Belt
o Type of V-Belt
Compressor Model | Belt Type Q'ty
OSP- 7,5 U 5A 3V 560 2
OSP- 7.5 U 6A 3V 530
OSP-11 U 5A 3V 630
OSP-11 U 6A 3V 600 °
OSP-15 U 5A 3v 710
OSP-15 U 6A 3v 770 7
0° How to Tense V-Belt
‘Adjustment -
‘Condition Replacement Re-adjustment
Compressor Tension Deflection Tension Deflection
model load (P kg)| (8mm) | load (P kg)| (3mm)
OSP-7,5UA
8-7. 6 6.8 = 7.
~OSP-15UA a 6.8 ~ 72 2 B~ 7.2
Tense the V-belt in the following procedure:
As shown in the figure at left hand, pull
each V-belt inward and outward with a
spring balancer or tension meter at the
force represented by P of the table above,
Then, tense the V-belt until the mean of
deflections occurring inward and outward
becomes 9 value shown in the above table.
If tensed excessively, the rotor shaft is
broken, or the service life of bearing is
shortened. If too loose, the belts slip
during operation.
Be sure to use the V-belt recommended by
Hitachi.
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Adjusting Nut
Lf
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Rule or
String™)
Lock Nut
Put a rule (string) onto motor
sheave and V-pulley.
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No gap is allowed at_points
If there is gap:
@: ®: ©, and ©.
Prepare spring balancer or
Belt vibrates, resulting in
breakage.
tension meter.
Pull each V-belt at force P,
Tense the belt until deflec-
tion 3 is obtained,
Make fine adjustment by
using adjusting nuts.
Tighten lock nuts to fasten
motor.
ie2, Electrical Wiring
© Wiring within the air compressor has been completed
before delivery.
© Wiring required on the site is the connection of power
source and grounding.
© Power cable should be laid not to hinder the removal of
the sound-proof cover.
Magnetic breaker (provided with thermal relay), fuse,
and negative phase relay are built into the starter box. The
instrument panel is equipped with START and STOP pushbutton
switches, OPERATION lamp, STOP lamp, integral hour meter,
and discharge air pressure gauge. The electrical wiring is
as shown in the following diagram.
Note that fuse-free breaker is not provided on this
machine, It is therefore recommended to be provided the
breaker by the customer.
Be sure to ground the starter box through the grounding
terminal before connecting power source, Turn OFF the
main POWER switch before overhauling the air compressor
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= 20 -MAINTENANCE STANDARD
Perform the following periodic inspection/maintenance to
operate the air compressor efficiently for long period of time.
Perform the periodic inspection/maintenance according to
either operation hour or calendar time whichever interval is
encountered faster.
Do not allow moisture or sludge to remain in the air
compressor, Be sure to keep lubricating oil clean at all
times, whereby the air compressor can be operated
efficiently.
Hours and/or Time mentioned in this "MAINTENANCE
STANDARD" do not mean performance guarantee period.
Items marked with A and @ should be checked by the
customer, For the maintenance and inspection of all
other items, consult the nearest Hitachi agent.
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= 23-10, TROUBLESHOOTING
The following table shows causes and remedies for troubles.
Note’: When the air compressor is operated with oil deterio-
rated or high in temperature, oil burns, thus serious
tourble will result.
To prevent this, keep oil clean at all times, and make
sure that thermostat operates properly.
=~ 4 -- 92
Trouble /Symptom
Cause
Remedy
Motor does not produce
any sound
Wire discontinued
Replace wire
Magnetic contactor defective
Replace contactor
Motor abnormal
Repair or replace
|
|Motor makes humming
sound
Compressor fails to operate
Voltage drop
Power capacity too low
Wire diameter too small
Replace with prescribed wire
Motor abnormal
Repair or replace
Compressor rotating parts seized
Disassemble and check compressor
Discharge pressure drops
Pressure regulating valve
improperly adjusted
Adjust
Indication of pressure gauge improper
Replace
Leakage from piping
Retighten pipe joint or replace packing
Suction filter clogged
Clean or replace
Pressure exceeds specified
value
Pressure regulating valve
improperly adjusted
Adjust
Suction unloader valve loose
Retighten and replace packing
Mechanical seal damaged
Replace
Air is released from safety
Pressure rises to more than specified
value
See above
Safety valve defective or improperly
ies eager Adjust, repair, or replace
Suction unloader valve operates
o erate: Adjust
erroneously
Y-type strainer clogged Clean
Discharge air temperature is | Thermostatic valve operates pores
too high
improperly
Cooler clogged
Clean
Room temperature too high
Ventilate
Oil consumption too high
Oil recovery piping clogged
Clean or replace recovery strainer
or orifice
Element fastening nut loose
Retighten nut and replace packing
Oil separator element clogged
Replace
Oil is deteriorated quickly
Improper brand oil added
Replace with recommended oil
Room temperature too high
Reduce room temperature by
Ventilation
Water included in oil
Check suction port and Drain moisture
Deteriorated oil remains in
compressor
Flush oil tine when oil is renewed
Compressor produces abnormal
sound
Foreign material between compressor
rotors
Disassemble and repair
Bearing worn or damaged
Disassemble and replace
Other abnormal sound
Bolt or screw loose
Retighten
Compressor improperly installed
Level up compressor with seats
Abnormal sound is heard from
V-belt
Belt slips
Tense beltll, SPECIFICATIONS
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; Rotating speed a 2000 2930 s920
© | Drive method ‘Vibelt driven
Decay pee taewer | m ;
Discharge air temperature c Atmospheric temperature +15°C or less
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Dimensions (H x L x D)
1100 = 1100 x 700)Frequency
(Hz)
Voltage
(v)
Current (A)
7.5 kW
11 kW
15 kW
50
200
29
42
55
220
346
380
400
415
60
200
27
40
55
220
26
37
50
230
380
400
440
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Specify the following items when ordering a part.
Compressor model
Manufacturing No.
Part name
Item No.
Quantity
Item No, is represented by numerical character withinC-——,
= 29-Compressor assembly |(1100
poem sine CT
\ pas eytinarion
roller bearing
Casing flange PX (TTET
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Vapulley bolt Fosare CITOZ 20 eotrared
‘D casing O-ring (1125 ) cylindrical
se puttey vashex@TS9) eoitetoel
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Yepaldey
Giddy FD reteiner( 1157)
wo testenine Tp 35)
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T = | —» cover
cae MD retainer 156)
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PL ss angus von GTTE)
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D cover BE
Knock pinCLIS4 4s sorter
Male rotorCII01) ther bearing
§ coves RTO \ ss asnanten
Mechsnical seal(TIT@) Spacer
Motor Assembly 1200
cooling tonCTZOT) Sgotine fom mrCTZTT)
Gia)
ett Bheave key L205)
Mave
eter
Motor base
vouent
5sSuction Unloader Valve Assembly 7300
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pp seat
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A sing
Gre
stud bolt
on cover BE
Lf spring retainer CTSIZ)
| Spindle
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[— Seat PK
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“Suction PK (1)
Oil Separator Assembly | (1400)
ner soa CIEBT)
Element holder (UGE) Fe
poe cam
Honest © CUD
Element shell C425) 041 supply plug CTAT9
aver 012 supply
UU cover — CTa2E) oi supply
—Elenent coverC1d2d i
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SS NM —
gauge assty
7
011 Lever
ange Fk
0:1 Lever
gouge CAT)
oi1 level aid)
gauge bolt
Note: CLETZ) consists of GUD), QHD ana COTEED Nibretton oe
-31-Starter Assembly
Inverse phase
rls
C508)
Starter aas'y— | i
Motor cord
i514)
— Magnetic switen
(—-—}— terminal board (2)
Terminal board (1)
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Suction PK (2)
Discharge pressure Integral hour
preter
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