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0910-LP-103-0493 REVSON 3


TECHNICAL MANUAL

FOR

SELF-CLEANING STRAINERS,
TYPES AH, DA, DH, SA, AND SH,
DESCRIPTION, OPERATION, AND
MAINTENANCE



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SH, Description, Operation, and Maintenance


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The Hellan Strainer Company
3249 East 80th Street
Cleveland OH 44104 - 4395
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1. GENERAL INFORMATION

1-1. General InIormation.................................................................................................... 1-1
1-2. Introduction ................................................................................................................ 1-1
1-3. Principles oI Operation ............................................................................................... 1-1

2. INSTALLATION

2-1. Installation.................................................................................................................. 2-1
2-2. Installation Prerequisites ............................................................................................. 2-1
2-3. Strainer Positioning..................................................................................................... 2-1

3. CLEANING

3-1. Cleaning ..................................................................................................................... 3-1
3-2. Manual Cleaning Procedures (AH, DH, and SH Type Strainers).................................. 3-1
3-3. Automatic Cleaning Procedures (DA and SA Type Strainers)...................................... 3-1

4. MAINTENANCE

4-1. Maintenance ............................................................................................................... 4-1
4-2. Strainer Maintenance Procedures ................................................................................ 4-1
4-3. Preliminary Maintenance Procedures .......................................................................... 4-1
4-4. Open, Remove, Clean, and Inspect Each Screen Assembly.......................................... 4-1
4-5. Scraper Blade Adjustment........................................................................................... 4-1
4-6. Strainer Reassembly.................................................................................................... 4-2

5. CONTROL PANEL

5-1. General Operation....................................................................................................... 5-1
5-2. Operation.................................................................................................................... 5-1
5-3. Manual Operation ....................................................................................................... 5-1
5-4. Automatic Operation................................................................................................... 5-1

6. ACTUATORS
6-1. Operation (NIBCO) .................................................................................................... 6-1
6-2. Manual Operation (Model NE211, NE401, and NE500 Series).................................... 6-1
6-3. Manual Operation (Model NE820, and NE830 Series) ................................................ 6-1
6-4. Inspection ................................................................................................................... 6-1
6-5. Cover Removal ........................................................................................................... 6-1
6-6. Cover Replacement ..................................................................................................... 6-1
6-7. Maintenance ............................................................................................................... 6-1
6-8. Semi-Annual Maintenance Procedures ........................................................................ 6-2
6-9. Troubleshooting.......................................................................................................... 6-2
6-10. Description (Worcester) .............................................................................................. 6-2
6-11. Options and Adjustments (Factory Installed) ............................................................... 6-3
6-12. Feedback Potentiometers (Single, Dual) ...................................................................... 6-7
6-13. I-75 InterIace .............................................................................................................. 6-8
6-14. Position Indicator.......................................................................................................6-10
6-15. Manual Operation ......................................................................................................6-11
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6-16. Maintenance and Troubleshooting ............................................................................. 6-11
6-17. Electrical Requirements............................................................................................. 6-12

7. STRAINER MOTOR

7-1. Installation .................................................................................................................. 7-1
7-2. Installation - Mechanical ............................................................................................. 7-1
7-3. Installation - Electrical................................................................................................. 7-2
7-4. Operation .................................................................................................................... 7-3
7-5. Maintenance................................................................................................................ 7-3
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Figure Title Page
Number

1-1. Type SH Strainers, Principles oI Operation................................................................................. 1-2
1-2. Type DH Strainer, Principles oI Operation.................................................................................. 1-3
1-3. Sight Flow Indicator ................................................................................................................... 1-4
4-1. Strainer Assembly Ior 2 and 3 Type AH Strainers.................................................................... 4-5
4-2. Strainer Assembly Ior 6 Type DA Strainer ................................................................................ 4-7
4-3. Strainer Assembly Ior 3 Type DH Strainer ...............................................................................4-10
4-4. Strainer Assembly Ior 4 Type DH Strainer ...............................................................................4-12
4-5. Strainer Assembly Ior 6, 8, and 12 Type DH Strainer............................................................4-16
4-6. Strainer Assembly Ior 2-1/2 Type SA Strainers ........................................................................4-19
4-7. Strainer Assembly Ior 1-1/2, 2, 2-1/2, and 3 Type SH Strainer ............................................4-22
4-8. Drive Assembly Ior 4, 6, 8, 10,and 12 Type DA Strainer Drive .........................................4-27
4-9. Drive Assembly Ior 2-1/2 and 3 Type SA Strainer ..................................................................4-28
5-1. Control Panel.............................................................................................................................. 5-3
5-2. Control Panel Schematic............................................................................................................. 5-5
6-1. Center-OII Position .................................................................................................................... 6-6
6-2. Single Potentiometer .................................................................................................................. 6-8
6-3. 120 VAC I-75 Actuator .............................................................................................................. 6-9
6-4. 10-23 Position Indicator.............................................................................................................6-11
6-5. Electrical Schematic (Series 75).................................................................................................6-13
6-6. Electrical Schematic Wiring Diagrams For Options (Series 75)..................................................6-14
6-7. Worcester Type Actuators Sizes 10-22 ......................................................................................6-17
6-8. Worcester Type Actuators Sizes 25, 30......................................................................................6-18
7-1. Motor Connection Diagrams....................................................................................................... 7-5
7-2. Strainer Motor ............................................................................................................................ 7-6


LIST OF TABLES
Table Page
Number

4-1. Parts List Ior 2 Type AH Strainer Assembly.............................................................................. 4-3
4-2. Parts List Ior 3 Type AH Strainer Assembly.............................................................................. 4-4
4-3. Parts List Ior 6 Type DA Strainer Assembly.............................................................................. 4-6
4-4. Parts List Ior 3 Type DH Strainer Assembly.............................................................................. 4-9
4-5. Parts List Ior 4 Type DH Strainer Assembly.............................................................................4-11
4-6. Parts List Ior 6 Type DH Strainer Assembly.............................................................................4-13
4-7. Parts List Ior 8 Type DH Strainer Assembly.............................................................................4-14
4-8. Parts List Ior 12 Type DH Strainer Assembly...........................................................................4-15
4-9. Parts List Ior 2-1/2 Type SA Strainer Assembly.......................................................................4-17
4-10. Parts List Ior 1-1/2 and 2 Type SH Strainer Assembly............................................................4-18
4-11. Parts List Ior 2-1/2 and 3 Type SH Strainer Assembly............................................................4-21
4-12. Parts List Ior 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 Type DA Strainer Drives ..................................................4-23
4-13. Parts List Ior 2-1/2 and 3 Type SA Strainer Drives .................................................................4-23
4-14. Parts List Ior 1-1/2 and 2 Strainer Screen Assemblies Ior Type SH Strainers ..........................4-25
4-15. Parts List Ior 2-1/2 and 3 Strainer Screen Assemblies Ior Type SH Strainers ..........................4-26
5-1. Parts List Ior Control Panel......................................................................................................... 5-2
6-1. Minimum Fuse Over current Protection ...................................................................................... 6-5
6-2. Approximate Current Requirements per Motor ..........................................................................6-12
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6-3. Actuator Cycle Time................................................................................................................. 6-12
6-4. Parts List and Materials oI Construction Ior Worcester Type Actuator Sizes 10-22 ................... 6-16
6-5. Parts List and Materials oI Construction Ior Worcester Type Actuator Sizes 25, 30 .................. 6-16
7-1. Single Speed Motor Reduced Voltage Start Capability Chart....................................................... 7-2
7-2. Thermostat Contact Ratings ........................................................................................................ 7-2
7-3. Bearing Lubrication Intervals ...................................................................................................... 7-4




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The Iollowing are general precautions that are not related to any speciIic procedures
and, thereIore, do not appear elsewhere in this publication. These are recommended precautions
that personnel must understand and apply during many phases oI operation and maintenance.

SHOCK HAZARD

Observe general precautions Ior handling equipment using high voltage. Always
disconnect power beIore perIorming repair or test operations.

HEALTH AND SAFETY HAZARD

Solvent used to clean parts is potentially dangerous. Avoid inhalation oI Iumes and
also prolonged skin contact.

RESUSCITATION

Personnel working with or near high voltages should be Iamiliar with modern methods
oI resuscitation. Such inIormation may be obtained Irom the Naval Medical Command.

The Iollowing warnings appear in the text and are repeated here Ior emphasis.


Electrical shock and/or explosion hazard. To avoid serious personal injury, death or property
damage due to electrical shock, and/or ignition oI hazardous atmospheres, SHUT OFF ALL
POWER to the actuator beIore removing the actuator cover. (Page 6-2.)

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Series 75 actuators are electro-mechanical devises subject to normal wear and tear. Actuator
liIe is dependent upon application and environmental conditions. II applied in hazardous
services, such as but not limited to, media temperature extremes, toxins, Ilammables, or other
services where improper or incomplete operation could produce a saIety hazard, it is incumbent
upon the system engineer and user to provide proper warning devices such as temperature
sensors, oxygen sensors, and Ilow sensors at elevated temperatures the duty cycle has to be
derated, consult Iactory. Worcester also recommends that the auxiliary limit switches be used
Ior monitoring and/or electrical interlock, heater with thermostats as well as drain/breather
Iitting (v53 option) are recommended Ior humid environments when moisture may condense
inside the housing. Please note that weatherprooI enclosures will 'breathe over time and
condensation within the housing will result. (Page 6-2.)


WARNING
WARNING
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Do not apply more than 25 pounds oI rim pull Iorce to the hand wheel. (Page 6-1.)


For actuators with dual DC motor module, Iailure oI one motor may mechanically damage the gear
train. (Page 6-3.)


For pre-installation storage, Worcester recommends that all products which must be stored prior to
installation be stored indoors, in an environment suitable Ior human occupancy. Do not store
products in areas where exposure to relative humidity above 85, acid or alkali Iumes, radiation
above normal background, ultraviolet light, or temperatures above 120 degrees F or below 40
degrees F may occur. Do not store within 50 Ieet oI any source oI ozone. (Page 6-3.)


Do not bend the limit switch lever arm. (Page 6-3.)


It is recommended that the actuator motor not be driven directly Irom the PLC output. The inrush
current/back EMF can destroy the PLC output card triacs iI they are not oI suIIicient rating. As a
minimum these should be rated 800 volt, 12 amp triacs. In addition to these ratings, snubber
circuits should be utilized to help protect the triacs. This applies to 120 VAC motors only. 240
VAC motors should never be driven directly Irom a PLC output card. (Page 6-4.)


Do not bend switch arms when adjusting cams Ior actuator travel limits. Doing so will damage the
cams. (Page 6-5.)


Do not overstretch the snap ring(s), use the minimum opening to allow snap rings(s) to slip over
the gear. (Page 6-7.)


Lubricant should be added at a steady moderate pressure. II added under heavy pressure bearing
shield(s) may collapse. Do not over grease. (Page 7-4.)
CAUTION
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1-1. GENERAL INFORMATION

1-2. Introduction: SelI-cleaning strainers are
provided in single-screen and dual-screen
conIigurations. Types AH, SA, and SH are the
single-screen conIigurations and Types DA and DH
are dual-screen conIigurations.


a. AH type selI cleaning strainer, Iurnished
in 2-inch pipe size, consists oI a cast
bronze body containing one rotating
screen assembly to retain and remove
particles Irom the water Ilow that are
larger than the openings in the perIorated
screen material.

b. DA type selI-cleaning strainer, Iurnished
in 6-inch pipe size, consists oI a cast
bronze body containing two rotating
screen assemblies to retain and remove
particles Irom the water Ilow that are
larger than the openings in the perIorated
screen material.

c. DH type selI-cleaning strainers, Iurnished
in 3-inch, 4-inch, 6-inch, 8-inch, and 12-
inch pipe sizes, consist oI a cast bronze
body containing two rotating screen
assemblies to retain and remove particles
Irom the water Ilow that are larger that the
openings in the perIorated screen material.

d. SA selI-cleaning strainers Iurnished in
2-1/2 inch pipe size consist oI a cast
bronze body containing one rotating
screen assembly to retain and remove
particles Irom the water Ilow that are
larger then the openings in the perIorated
screen material.

e. SH selI-cleaning strainers Iurnished in
1-1/2 inch, 2-inch, 2-1/2-inch, and 3-inch
pipe sizes, consist oI a cast bronze body






containing one rotating screen assembly to
Ilow that are larger than the openings in
the perIorated screen material.

1-3. Principles oI Operation: Strainers operate on
the peripheral inIlow method oI particle retention.
The body contains one or more cylindrical shaped
screens and routes the Ilow oI water Irom the
exterior oI the perIorated cylinder to the interior,
with the strained water exiting through the open end
oI the screen assembly. Figures 1-1 and 1-2 depict
water Ilow in single and dual conIiguration strainers.
Particles larger than the screen perIorations that do
not adhere to the screen assembly are either
suspended in the water circulating around the
exterior oI the strainer, or Iall into the sump area.
Particles that adhere to the surIace oI the screen
assemblies will be removed during the cleaning
cycle.

For AH, DH, and SH Type (manual) Systems: The
Ilush valve(s) and the overboard discharge valve(s)
must be opened manually and the external screen
hand wheel(s) oI the strainer(s) rotated several
revolutions to remove any particles adhering to the
external surIace oI the screen. A sight Ilow
indicator, Figure 1-3, in the Ilushing line should be
observed to ensure the Ilow is now clear. The Ilush
valve may then be closed. The diIIerential pressure
across the strainer should be observed. II the
diIIerential pressure still exceeds 4 PSI, another
manual cleaning cycle is required.

For the SA and DA Type (automatic) System: II the
pressure diIIerential exceeds 4 PSI, the high pressure
switch sends a signal to the controller which opens
the overboard discharge valve(s) and energizes the
strainer screen motor(s), to rotate the screen(s).
AIter a 15-second cleaning cycle, the strainer screen
motor(s) will stop, and the discharge valve(s) will
close. The strainer screen motor(s) will remain idle
and the discharge valve(s) will remain closed until
the next cleaning cycle.
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2-1. INSTALLATION

2-2. Installation Prerequisites: The Iollowing
procedures must be accomplished prior to strainer
installation.

a. Check cleanliness oI the unit. Ensure that
the unit is clean and Iree oI all wrapping
and packing material. Special attention
should be given to bores oI inlet, outlet,
and Ilushing connection Ilanges.

NOTE

A diIIerential pressure gauge must be
installed to monitor the pressure
diIIerential between the inlet and outlet.

b. Ensure water Ilow through the strainer is
in the direction oI the Ilow arrow on the
strainer body. The open end oI the
screen(s) should be visible through the
strainer outlet.

2-3. Strainer Positioning: Position the strainer as
Iollows:
























NOTE
Type AH strainers must be installed with
the input Ilow entering downward, Irom
the top, and exiting to the side, with the
Ilushing connection on the bottom.

Type DA and DH strainers can be
installed in the vertical up-Ilow position,
or in the horizontal position with both
screens in the horizontal plane, and the
Ilushing connection must be on the bottom
or the side.

Type SA and SH strainers can be installed
in the vertical up-Ilow position; however,
the preIerred position is horizontal with
the Ilow position and screen in the vertical
plane, and the Ilushing connection on the
bottom.

a. Position the connecting Ilanges as close as
practical and parallel to the strainer.

b. Align all Ilange bolt holes so that Iasteners
can be inserted by hand without using pry
bars, chain hoists, or similar mechanical
devices.

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3-1. CLEANING

3-2. Manual Cleaning Procedures (AH, DH and SH
Type Strainers): When the diIIerential pressure
exceeds 4 PSI, perIorm the Iollowing manual
cleaning procedures.

a. Open the overboard discharge valve.

b. Open Ilushing line cut-out valve(s)
completely and watch the sight Ilow
indicator, iI installed.

c. Rotate each hand wheel two (2)
revolutions.

d. When sight Ilow indicator shows no
entrained solids (i.e., a clear Ilow), close
the Ilushing line cut-out valve. Continue
Ilushing strainer Ior approximately 1
minute to ensure all debris is Ilushed
overboard.




























e. II the diIIerential pressure still exceeds 2
PSI, repeat steps a through d.

3-3. Automatic Cleaning Procedures (DA and SA
Type Strainers): When the diIIerential pressure
exceeds 4 PSI, the high pressure switch sends a
signal to controller which opens the discharge valve
and energizes the strainer screen motor(s) which will
rotate the screens Ior 15 seconds.

a. The debris Ialls into the bottom oI the
strainer assembly and is discharged out the
drain connection.

b. AIter the 15-second cleaning cycle, the
strainer screen motor(s) will stop, and the
discharge valve(s) close(s). The strainer
screen motor(s) will remain idle and the
discharge valve(s) will remain closed until
the next automatic cleaning cycle.

























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4-1. MAINTENANCE

4-2. Strainer Maintenance Procedures:
Strainer maintenance is accomplished in
accordance with the Iollowing procedures.

NOTE

Accomplish when general cleaning
cannot reduce diIIerential pressure to
established limits.

4-3. Preliminary Maintenance Procedures.

a. Shut applicable isolation valves and tag
'DO NOT OPEN.

NOTE

ReIer to the Iollowing Figures and
Tables Ior Types AH, DA, DH, SA, and
SH Strainer maintenance.

!" Figure 4-1, Table 4-1 and 4-2 Ior 2 and
3 Type AH Strainers

!" Figure 4-2, Table 4-3 Ior 6 Type DA
Strainer

!" Figure 4-3, Table 4-4 Ior 3 Type DH
Strainer

!" Figure 4-4, Table 4-5 Ior 4 Type DH
Strainer

!" Figure 4-5, Table 4-6 Ior 6, 8, and 12
Type DH Strainers

!" Figure 4-6, Table 4-7 Ior 2-1/2 and 3
Type SA Strainers

!" Figure 4-7, Tables 4-8 and 4-9 Ior 1-1/2,
2, 2-1/2, and 3 Type SH Strainers.

b. Open Ilushing valve and drain strainer. II
strainer does not drain due to back
pressure on Ilushing line, close and tag out



Ilushing valve. The strainer may then be
drained by disassembly oI the mechanical
joint between the Ilushing valve and
strainer.

4-4. Open, Remove, Clean, and Inspect Each
Screen Assembly.

a. Remove hex-head cap screws (25) which
will enable removal oI the screen
assembly.

b. Renew the shaIt O-ring (18) and cover
plate O-ring (19).

c. Clean screen (6). Inspect Ior clogged,
enlarged, or damaged perIorations on
screen. Inspect strainer Ior loose or
missing Iasteners.

d. Clean and inspect scraper blade (7) Ior
any sign oI damage or excessive wear oI
the cleaning edge.

NOTE

2 Type AH and 3 Type DH scraper
blades are integral with the body casting
and cannot be adjusted or replaced.

e. Measure scraper blade clearance to screen
assembly. II clearance exceeds .005-inch,
scraper blade requires adjustment.

4-5. Scraper Blade Adjustment. Proceed as
Iollows:

a. Remove hex-head cap screws (27),
inspection cover plate (10), and O-ring
(20).

b. Loosen 1/4 jam nut (62) and setscrew
(61) over each scraper blade Iastening bolt
(24) (Type DH strainer only).

c. Loosen scraper blade Iastening bolts.
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d. Place a .005-inch thick piece oI shim
stock, one halI the length oI the scraper
blade, under the scraper blade and allow
scraper blade to rest on this shim.

e. Tighten scraper blade Iastener bolts.

I. Remove .005-inch shim stock.

g. Rotate screen assembly and check that it
does not bind.

h. Using a piece oI .015-inch x 1-inch shim
stock, check that it will not Iit between the
scraper and the screen Ior the entire length
oI the scraper.

i. For Type DH strainer, tighten setscrew
(61) and jam nut (62).



































4-6. Strainer Reassembly. Proceed as Iollows:

a. Reinstall screen assembly and tighten
Iasteners (25).

b. Renew inspection cover plate (10) and O-
rings (20). Use Iine emery paper Ior
cleaning as required prior to installation.

c. Reinstall inspection cover plate (10) and
tighten Iasteners (27).

d. Remove saIety tags. Open applicable
isolation valves and inspect Ior leaks.

e. Return equipment to readiness condition.
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Table 4-6. Parts List Ior 6 Type DH Strainer Assembly
FIG &
INDEX
NUMBER
PART NO. DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
4-5
6 DH Bronze Strainer, 150 PSI
6 DH Bronze Strainer, 250 PSI

1
060D11-01211
060D11-01212
060D11-01214
6 DH Strainer Body 95800, 150 PSI
6 DH Strainer Body 95800, 250 PSI
6 DH Strainer Body 95800, 150 PSI
1
1
1
2 060-21-01 Cover PlateC95800 Bronze 2
3 060-30-SP211 ShaIt Monel 2
4 060-33-01 Handwheel Bronze 2
5 060-24-16 Cover Plate, ShaIt Collar 2
6
060-345-S12211
060-45-SP16211
060-48-S05211
Screen Assembly, Monel, 3/16 PerI.
Screen Assembly, Monel, 1/4 PerI.
Screen Assembly, Monel, 5/64 PerI.
2
2
2
7 060-34-SP211 Scraper Monel 2
8 060-35-SP211 Clamp Bar Monel 2
9 ZH2252 Collar, ShaIt 2
10 060-46-01 Cover, Inspection C95800 Bronze 2
11 Not Used
12 Not Used
13 ZH2272 Spacer 4
14 ZH1125A5 Key, 3/16 sq. X 1 Lg. Monel 2
15 ZH1125A5 Key, 3/16 sq. X 1 Lg. Monel 2
16 ZH10096F Nut, Hex 5/8 11UNC-2B, Monel 400 2
17 ZH10096F Nut, Hex 5/8 11UNC-2B, Monel 400 2
18 Z1057AT O-Ring Viton 2
19 Z1057AU O-Ring Viton 2
20 Z1057AV O-Ring Viton 2
21 Not Used
22 Not Used
23 ZH1058 Label, Screen Rotation (Approximate Location) 2
24 ZH10069F6 Cap Screw, Hex Hd., 5/8 11 X 1-1/4 Lg. Monel 4
25 ZH10069F8 Cap Screw, Hex Hd., 5/8 11 X 1-3/4 Lg. Monel 16
26 ZH10069B2 Cap Screw, Hex Hd., 1/4 20 X 5/8 Lg. Monel 6
27 ZH10069F6 Cap Screw, Hex Hd., 5/8 11 X 1-1/4 Lg. Monel 12
28 Not Used
29 ZH177B Nameplate (Not Illustrated) 1
61 ZH10069B3 Cap Screw, Hex Hd., 1/4 20 X 3/4 Lg. Monel 4
62 ZH10096A Nut, Hex 1/4 20 UNC-2B, Monel 400 4



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Table 4-7. Parts List Ior 8 Type DH Strainer Assembly
FIG &
INDEX
NUMBER
PART NO. DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
4-5
8 DH Bronze Strainer, 150 PSI
8 DH Bronze Strainer, 250 PSI

1
080D11-01211
080D11-01212
080D11-01214
8 DH Strainer Body 95800, 150 PSI
8 DH Strainer Body 95800, 250 PSI
8 DH Strainer Body 95800, 250 PSI
1
1
1
2 080-21-01 Cover PlateC95800 Bronze 2
3 080-30-SP211 ShaIt Monel 2
4 080-33-01 Handwheel Bronze 2
5 080-24-16 Cover Plate, ShaIt Collar 2
6
080-345-S12211
080-45-SP16211
080-48-S05211
Screen Assembly, Monel, 3/16 PerI.
Screen Assembly, Monel, 1/4 PerI.
Screen Assembly, Monel, 5/64 PerI.
2
2
2
7 080-34-SP211 Scraper Monel 2
8 080-35-SP211 Clamp Bar Monel 2
9 ZH2252 Collar, ShaIt 2
10 080-46-01 Cover, Inspection C95800 Bronze 2
11 Not Used
12 Not Used
13 ZH2272 Spacer 4
14 ZH1125A5 Key, 3/18 sq. X 1 Lg. Monel 2
15 ZH1125A5 Key, 3/18 sq. X 1 Lg. Monel 2
16 ZH10096F Nut, Hex 5/8 11UNC-2B, Monel 400 2
17 ZH10096F Nut, Hex 5/8 11UNC-2B, Monel 400 2
18 Z1057AT O-Ring Viton 2
19 Z1057AU O-Ring Viton 2
20 Z1057AV O-Ring Viton 2
21 Not Used
22 Not Used
23 ZH1058 Label, Screen Rotation (Approximate Location) 2
24 ZH10069F6 Cap Screw, Hex Hd., 5/8 11 X 1-1/4 Lg. Monel 4
25 ZH10069F8 Cap Screw, Hex Hd., 5/8 11 X 1-3/4 Lg. Monel 16
26 ZH10069B2 Cap Screw, Hex Hd., 1/4 20 X 5/8 Lg. Monel 6
27 ZH10069F6 Cap Screw, Hex Hd., 5/8 11 X 1-1/4 Lg. Monel 12
28 Not Used
29 ZH177B Nameplate (Not Illustrated) 1
61 ZH10069B3 Cap Screw, Hex Hd., 1/4 20 X 3/4 Lg. Monel 4
62 ZH10096A Nut, Hex 1/4 20 UNC-2B, Monel 400 4


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Table 4-9. Parts List Ior 2-1/2 Type SA Strainer Assembly
FIG &
INDEX
NUMBER
PART NO. DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
4-6 2-1/2 SA Strainer, 150 PSI Flange
1 025911-01211 2-1/2 SA Strainer Body, 150 PSI 1
2 015-121-01 Screen Cover Plate 1
3 040-31-SP211 ShaIt Monel 1
5 060-24-16 Cover Plate, ShaIt Collar 1
6 040-39-685 Screen Assembly, Wedge Wire 1
7 025-136-16 Brush Scraper Assembly 1
8 025-138-16 Clamp Bar Wedge Wire 1
9 ZH2252 CollarShaIt SS316 1
10 015-146-01 Inspection Cover 1
13 ZH2272 Spacer 2
14 ZH1125A10 Key, 3/16 sq. X 3/4Monel 1
15 ZH1125A10 Key, 3/16 sq. X 3/4Monel 1
16 ZH10096F Nut, Hex 5/8 11UNC-2B, Monel 1
18 Z1057AT O-Ring Viton 1
19 Z1057B3 O-Ring Viton 1
20 Z1057AS O-Ring Viton 1
21 ZH1083P Gasket 1-1/2 Blue Gard 3000 1
23 ZH1058 Label Screen Rotation Mylar 1
24 ZH10069D6 Hex Head Screw 3/8 16 X 1-1/4 Monel 1
25 ZH10069C10
Hex SOC Head Screw 3/8 16 X 1-1/2
Monel
6
26 ZH10069B2 Hex Head Screw 1/4 20 X 5/8 Monel 3
27 ZH10069D4 Hex Head Screw 3/8 16 X 1 Monel 6
28 ZH10069E6 Hex Head Screw 1/2 13 X 1-1/4 Monel 6
29 ZH177B Nameplate 1
30 M1714BS-100C022 Strainer Drive Hollow Bore 1
31 ZH246C Motor 115/230VAC 1PH 60 Hz 1
48 ZH10064D3 Hex Head Screw 3/8 16 X 3/4 ZS 4
55 ZH312 1-1/2 ball Valve Navy 150 1











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Table 4-10. Parts List Ior 1-1/2 and 2 Type SH Strainer Assembly
FIG &
INDEX
NUMBER
PART NO. DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
4-7
1-1/2 SH Strainer, 150 PSI
1-1/2 SH Strainer, 250 PSI
2 SH Strainer, 150 PSI
2 SH Strainer, 250 PSI

1
015S11-01211
015S11-01212
020S11-01211
020S11-01212
1-1/2 SH Strainer Body C95800, 150 PSI
1-1/2 SH Strainer Body C95800, 250 PSI
2 SH Strainer Body C95800, 150 PSI
2 SH Strainer Body C95800, 250 PSI
1
1
1
1
2 015-121-01 Screen Cover Plate 1
3 015-131-16 ShaIt Monel 1
4 015-133-01 Handwheel Bronze 1
5 060-24-16 Cover Plate, ShaIt Collar 1
6
See Chart A on
Page 4-25
Strainer Screen Assembly 1
7 015-134-15 Scraper Blade Double Edge 1
8 015-135-15 Clamp Bar 1
9 ZH2252 CollarShaIt 1
10 015-146-01 Inspection Cover 1
13 ZH2272 Spacer 2
14 ZH1125A1 Key, 3/16 sq. X 1/2Monel 1
15 ZH1125A10 Key, 3/16 sq. X 3/4Monel 1
16 ZH10096F Nut, Hex 5/8 11UNC-2B, Monel 1
17 ZH10096F Nut, Hex 5/8 11UNC-2B, Monel 1
18 Z1057AT O-Ring Viton 1
19 Z1057B3 O-Ring Viton 1
20 Z1057AS O-Ring Viton 1
23 ZH1058 Label Screen Rotation Mylar 1
24 ZH10069D6 Hex Head Screw 3/8 16 X 1-1/4 Monel 1
25 ZH10069D5 Hex Head Screw 3/8 16 X 1-1/8 Monel 6
26 ZH10069B2 Hex Head Screw 1/4 20 X 5/8 Monel 3
27 ZH10069D4 Hex Head Screw 3/8 16 X 1 Monel 6
29 ZH177B Nameplate 1



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Table 4-14. Parts List Ior 1-1/2 and 2 Strainer Screen Assemblies Ior Type SH Strainers


Chart A
Part Numbers Ior Strainer
Screen Assemblies Ior Type SH Strainers
Sizes 1-1/2 and 2

To derive the part no. Ior a screen assembly Ior a speciIic strainer assembly, read the ninth and tenth digit
in the strainer assembly part no. on the strainer nameplate. This is as Iollows:

Strainer assembly part no. digits: 1 2 3 4 5 6 < 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15


= Cross reIerence these
2 digits in the table
below.



Digits
9 and 10
Screen Part
Number
PerIoration
Hole Size
(in inches)
02 025-48-S02211 1/32
04 025-48-S04211 1/16
05 025-48-S05211 5/64
06 025-45-S06211 3/32
08 025-45-S08211 1/8
12 025-45-S12211 3/16
16 025-45-S16211 1/4

= Note: Digits 9 and 10 oI the strainer
assembly part number designate the
perIoration hole size in the screen in
64ths inch.












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Table 4-15. Parts List Ior 2-1/2 and 3 Strainer Screen Assemblies Ior Type SH Strainers


Chart B
Part Numbers Ior Strainer
Screen Assemblies Ior Type SH Strainers
Sizes 2-1/2 and 3

To derive the part no. Ior a screen assembly Ior a speciIic strainer assembly, read the ninth and tenth digit
in the strainer assembly part no. on the strainer nameplate. This is as Iollows:

Strainer assembly part no. digits: 1 2 3 4 5 6 < 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15



= Cross reIerence these
2 digits in the table below.



Digits
9 and 10
Screen Part
Number
02 040-48-S02211
04 040-48-S04211
05 040-48-S05211
06 040-45-S06211
08 040-45-S08211
12 040-45-S12211
16 040-45-S16211

= Note: Digits 9 and 10 oI the strainer
assembly part number designate the
hole size in the screen.





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5-1. GENERAL INFORMATION.

5-2. Operation: The Control Panel controls the
automatic operations oI the SelI-Cleaning Strainers
Types SA and DA. The Control Panel and system
components are powered via a 460 VAC electrical
power source. These two SelI-Cleaning Strainer
systems have two modes oI operation that are
selected and controlled at the Control Panel. The
modes oI operation are HAND 1 or HAND 2
(manual) and AUTO (automatic), and are selected
by the operator at the control panel enclosure, Figure
5-1. The control panel employs a system oI timers
that control the operation oI the strainer screen
motor(s) and system-discharging valve(s). Figure 5-
2 provides a schematic diagram oI the control panel.

5-3. Manual Operation: In the HAND 1 or HAND
2 mode (manual operation), the SelI-Cleaning
Strainer System timers will be disabled. The strainer
screen motor(s) will rotate the screen(s) and the
discharge valve(s) will remain open until the
operator shiIts the selector switch to the OFF or
AUTO position at the control panel.


























5-4. Automatic Operation. In the AUTO mode oI
operation, the system timers control the operation oI
the SelI-Cleaning Strainer System. The SelI-
Cleaning Strainer System incorporates three timers
that Iunction to energize the strainer screen motor(s)
and to cycle the discharge valve(s).

Timers:

TR1 - Designated as the 'Cleaning Cycle Duration
timer, it controls the amount oI time the strainer
screen motor(s) will rotate the screens and amount oI
time the drain valve(s) will remain open during a
cleaning cycle. The duration oI the automatic
cleaning cycle is typically 15 seconds.

TR2 - The 'Wait timer will delay the start oI
another automatic cleaning cycle Ior approximately
45 seconds aIter a previous automatic cleaning cycle
stops.

TR3 - The 'Cleaning Interval timer initiates an
automatic cleaning cycle at selectable time intervals
Irom a Iew minutes to many hours. Intervals Irom
30 minutes to 24 hours are typical.
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6-1. OPERATION (NIBCO)

6-2. MANUAL OPERATION OF NIBCO
ACTUATORS, MODEL NE211, NE401 AND
NE500 SERIES

)#1"0'*!

Do not exceed torque oI manual
override shaIt.

a. Pull declutching/position indicator knob
up and hold.
b. Engage wrench on exposed shaIt drive
Ilats and move back and Iorth to
disengage.
c. AIter disengagement, rotate in desired
direction BUT avoid rotating beyond
driven device operating quadrant.
d. Override will automatically re-engage
when wrench is removed, power is
applied, and actuator is operated.

6-3. MODEL NE820 AND NE830

)#1"0'*!

Do not apply more than 25 pounds oI
rim pull Iorce to the hand wheel.

a. Turn hand wheel in desired direction, as
marked.
b. Avoid rotating beyond driven device
operating quadrant.

6-4. INSPECTION

Because many models look alike, review oI
the actuator`s nameplate to insure correct
model number, torque, operating speed,
voltage, and enclosure type beIore installation
or use.

6-5. COVER REMOVAL

For all models except the NE800 Series, it is


necessary to remove the declutching/
indicator knob prior to removing the
cover. For these models, skip to step 6-6a
and go to step 6-6b.

a. Loosen the #10 socket set screw and
remove the declutching/indicator knob
Irom top oI unit.
b. Remove all cover attachment screws
located around the Ilange and careIully liIt
the cover up and oII.

6-6. COVER REPLACEMENT

To re-assemble actuator and place in service,
begin by:

a. Inspecting actuator to insure that all seals
and O-ring cover seal is in place and that
neither the cover or base oI the actuator
has been mishandled or damaged.
b. CareIully, replace cover on actuator,
thread in cover screws and tighten all
screws evenly.

*'"&!

For all models except as noted in
paragraph 6-5, replace the
declutching/indicator knob being sure
that the set screw will be located against
the Ilat on the small shaIt and tighten.

6-7. MAINTENANCE

Normal maintenance oI the Actuator is
normally not required since it is totally
enclosed and the gear train is permanently
lubricated. Some semi-annual preventive
maintenance, however, will extend operating
liIe.







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@#2*0*8!

Electrical shock and/or explosion
hazard. To avoid serious personal injury,
death or property damage due to
electrical shock, and/or ignition oI
hazardous atmospheres, SHUT OFF
ALL POWER to the actuator beIore
removing the actuator cover.

6-8. SEMI-ANNUAL MAINTENANCVE
PROCEDURES: Proceed as Iollows:

a. Insure that alignment, relative to the load
on the actuator, is maintained.
b. Check Ior housing integrity to insure
Iactory seal is maintained.
c. Inspect conduit entrances to prevent entry
oI Ioreign materials.

6-9. TROUBLESHOOTING

The Iollowing problems and instructions are
oIIered as a guide to the most common
diIIiculties encountered during installation and
startup.

A. Problems: Actuator is receiving power
but the motor does not respond.
1. Check actuator nameplate to insure
correct model and voltage is being used.
2. Check all wiring against diagram
supplied with actuator.
3. Measure line voltage to insure that
actuator is receiving Iull rated voltage.
4. Check cam/switch limit settings to insure
proper rotational settings and to insure
that motor is receiving power.
5. On NE800 Series models (only) check to
see iI torque limit switches have been
operated.

B. Problems: Actuator is receiving power
but the motor only hums.

1. Review steps a.1 through a.4 above.

2. Check Ior power reaching both the CW
and CCW terminal points at the same







time (std. Two position actuators, this
would be terminals 2 & 3 BUT always
check the wiring diagram that was
supplied with the actuator).

6-10. DESCRIPTION (WORCESTER)

Worcester Controls Series 75 actuators are
reversible quarter-turn valve actuators. Standard
units can provide up to 3000 in. lbs. OI torque and
have a capacitor-start, capacitor-run motor and
permanently lubricated gear trains. These actuators
are quipped with integral thermal overload
protection (AC motors only) with automatic reset
and internal adjustable limit switches. In the event oI
electrical power Iailure, W, X, and Z models Ieature
manual override capabilities.

@#2*0*8!

Series 75 actuators are electro-
mechanical devises subject to normal
wear and tear. Actuator liIe is
dependent upon application and
environmental conditions. II applied in
hazardous services, such as but not
limited to, media temperature extremes,
toxins, Ilammables, or other services
where improper or incomplete operation
could produce a saIety hazard, it is
incumbent upon the system engineer and
user to provide proper warning devices
such as temperature sensors, oxygen
sensors, and Ilow sensors at elevated
temperatures the duty cycle has to be
de-rated, consult Iactory. Worcester
also recommends that the auxiliary limit
switches be used Ior monitoring and/or
electrical interlock, heater with
thermostats as well as drain/breather
Iitting (v53 option) are recommended
Ior humid environments when moisture
may condense inside the housing.
Please note that weatherprooI enclosures
will 'breathe over time and
condensation within the housing will
result.


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)#1"0'*!

For actuators with dual DC motor
module, Iailure oI one motor may
mechanically damage the gear train.

)#1"0'*!

For pre-installation storage, Worcester
recommends that all products which
must be stored prior to installation be
stored indoors, in an environment
suitable Ior human occupancy. Do not
store products in areas where exposure
to relative humidity above 85, acid or
alkali Iumes, radiation above normal
background, ultraviolet light, or
temperatures above 120 degrees F or
below 40 degrees F may occur. Do not
store within 50 Ieet oI any source oI
ozone.

*'"&!

For wiring oI actuator, including
options, please reIer to wiring
diagram(s) located inside actuator cover.

6-11. OPTIONS & ADJUSTMENTS (FACTORY
INSTALLED)

All wiring to terminal strip should be inserted only
to mid-point oI terminal strip.

For some options with AC actuators, multiple wires
are going to terminal 1. A short white wire is
provided and connected to terminal 1, then spliced to
the other white wires (common) using a closed end
splice.

A. Center-OII Kit (180 degree Rotation)

1. Readjustment oI 'Center-OII Cams (iI
necessary)

a. With the cover removed and the
actuator placed with the terminal strip
Iacing the operator, switches 1 and 3
are to the right and switched 2 and 4







are to the leIt oI the main shaIt.

b. There are Iour cams and two spacers
on the shaIt. Per the drawing on the
Iollowing page, these cams are
numbered 1n through 4, Irom the
bottom to the top. (See proper
drawing Ior approximate location and
correct orientation oI the center-oII
cams).

c. Using the manual override (see page
11) as necessary, set the actuator shaIt
to a 'center-oII location.

Set cam #3 such that hook od switch 3
lever arm has just dropped oII cam.
Tighten cam screw without moving
cam.

)#1"0'*!

Do not bend the limit switch lever arm.

Set cam #4 such that hook oI switch 4
lever arm will match the arch oI cam
#4. Tighten cam screw without
moving cam.

Release manual override.

d. Power the actuator to the Iull
clockwise (CW) limit, to the 0 degree
reIerence position. Check position oI
valve and valve stem to veriIy that
valve is in the true 0 degree position,
as required by the application.

e. Repeat the above step Ior 180 degree
oI Iull CCW position. VeriIy that the
driven device is in the required
position.

I. Apply power to terminal 1 and 7 Ior
AC ( to 7 and to 8 Ior DC) to
veriIy proper operation oI center-oII
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For 10-2275 GP actuators, connect grounding
wire to any base plate mounting screw in
actuator.

For 25 & 3075 Z actuators, connect a CSA
certiIied N0. 18 AWG green-colored
grounding wire with a ring-type crimp wire
connector and a washer to the green-colored
grounding screw (near terminal strip marked
with a letter 'G on motor support plate. See
Table 6-1 when over current protection is used
in motor power circuit.

C. When electrical installation is complete, it is
advisable to check the indexing oI the actuator
beIore replacing the cover.

10-3075 |All|: Move actuator to 'Open
position (apply |power to terminals 1 &3). II
it does not Iully open, or turns past open
position, unIasten cam oI switch SW2 by
loosening set screw (SW2 is on the leIt oI the
shaIt looking Irom terminal strip). Move
actuator to correct position. Adjust cam so
that it just throws micro switch in this
position. Tighten set screw and recheck
indexing. Repeat this procedure Ior 'Closed
position (apply power to Terminals 1 and 4).

)#1"0'*!

Do not bend switch arms when adjusting
cams Ior actuator travel limits. Doing
so will damage the cams.

*'"&!

II one or more oI the options listed in
Options & Adjustments Section have
been installed, Iollow speciIic
instructions Ior those options as
necessary beIore replacing cover

D. II actuator has been cross-line mounted and
valve is a diverter or 3-way with V-1 porting
or CPT valve, proceed as Iollows:

Reset both cams to operate in next quadrant,
(when looking down at cover, the 'next
quadrant is 90# clockwise Irom standard
quadrant, 1 quadrant closer to conduit
connection). Switch #1 is the 'to close
switch, and is connected to terminal #4.

Switch #2 is the 'to open switch and is
connected to Terminal #3. CPT valves must
operate 'clockwise to close viewed Irom the
top. Relocate decals to new quadrant. 'Open
is 90# Irom conduit side. II mounted on a V-1
diverter, 'open shall expose ball port at one
pipe end, 'closed shall expose ball port at the
opposite pipe end.

INSTALLATION

*'"&!

Table 6-1 shows the minimum rating to
prevent inrush current Irom blowing
Iuse.


10-23 120 VAC 5A
25/30 120 VAC 10A
10-23 240 VAC 3A
25/30 240 VAC 5A

Table 6-1 Minimum Fuse Over current Protection

E. Replace actuator cover. NOTE: For W and Z
models, make sure Ilange gasket/seal is
properly installed. Tighten all cap screws
securely.

For X & Z Models Only:

AIter replacing the cover on the actuator,
tighten the cover bolts in a crisscross Iashion
to a torque oI 70-80 in.lbs.

A Ieeler gage, being 1/8 to 1/2 wide and
.0015' thick shall be used to check the
clearance between the base and cover Ilange.

This Ieeler gage shall not penetrate the
base/cover gap any more than 1/8.

10-2375 W, X, and Z. Replace declutching
knob, taking care that knob set screw engages
milled Ilat on clutch shaIt and indicates proper
position on labeled cover.

25-3075 Z. Replace indicator knob in its
proper position to give correct indication.
Tighten indicator`s cap screw securely.


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3. For TMDERs that affect more than one publication, submit a separate TMDER for each.
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5. TTLE OF PUBLCATON 6. REPORT CONTROL NUMBER
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8. ORGNATOR'S NAME AND WORK CENTER 9. DATE 10. ORGNATOR'S E-MAL ADDRESS 11. TMMA of Manual
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5. TTLE OF PUBLCATON 6. REPORT CONTROL NUMBER
(6 digit UC-YY-any four: xxxxxx-03-xxxx)
7. RECOMMEND CHANGES TO PUBLCATON
7a. Page # 7b. Para # 7c. RECOMMENDED CHANGES AND REASONS

8. ORGNATOR'S NAME AND WORK CENTER 9. DATE 10. ORGNATOR'S E-MAL ADDRESS 11. TMMA of Manual
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12. SHP OR ACTVTY Name and Address (nclude UC/CAGE/HULL) 13. Phone Numbers:
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