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2200 - Hazardous Waste Program
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COMPLIANCE INFO
FileName_PostFix
2008-2010
RECORD_ID
PR0220079
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2248
FACILITY_ID
FA0000187
FACILITY_NAME
JR SIMPLOT CO
STREET_NUMBER
16777
STREET_NAME
HOWLAND
STREET_TYPE
RD
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LATHROP
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95330
APN
19818005
CURRENT_STATUS
01
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16777 HOWLAND RD
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07
P_DISTRICT
003
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• V2"MODEL MAINTENANCE <br /> CHECK VALVE AND O-RING MAINTENANCE flatside of the retaining plate against the intermediate. Place a <br /> 1. Plush the pump to be certain all corrosives or hazardous materi- lip seal (40)with the cup facing out.in the groove of the end spac- <br /> als are removed or diluted. er(14). Also position the o-ring (42) in the o-ring groove of the <br /> 2. Remove the air supply line, suction and discharge lines. If the and spacer. Push that assembly into the intermediate with lip seal <br /> pump is bolted to a supporting stand, unbolt the pump and take it end first. Alternately assemble o-ring then spacer, a-ring then <br /> to a clean workbench for disassembly. spacer until four o-rings and three spacers are assembled in the in- <br /> 3.. Turn the pump over so that it is resting on the discharge mani- te`rmediate. Al this time an o-ring is the last part in the bore. <br /> fold (21) flanges. Remove tfie four nuts (19) and waaliers (10). 10. Next push the pilot sleeve into the intermediate being careful <br /> Leave the bolts(35)in place. Lift manifold assembly from pump. to keep it centered and avoid gouging or cutting the o-rings. As- <br /> o, If further disassembly of the manifold assembly is necessary, semble the lip seal and o-ring into the remaining end spacer and <br /> remove the eight manifold nuts (19), washers (10), and bolts(20). push into (he intermediate with the lip seal end facing out. -Affix - <br /> Inspect O-rings for cracks, if damaged, replace. Use Teflon paste the remaining retaining plate to the intermediate - flat side against <br /> to enhance seal. Inlet and outlet manifolds (either single or dou- intermediate. <br /> bie) should be lightly reassembled with the nuts applied to the 11. Clamp the square nut portion of the outer diaphragm plate in a <br /> bolts from the inside of the manifold, except for the bolts closest vise, and assemble a diaphragm, overlay (optional) and inner dia- <br /> to the mounting feet. In this case, the nuts assemble next to the phragm plate over the stud. Screw one half of the diaphragm rod <br /> mounting feet. Before tightening the manifold nuts, place the onto the outer diaphragm plate stud. Repeat for the oppositie side. <br /> manifold on a flat surface with the flange flats of the elbows on the <br /> flat surface. Wiggle the elbows to be sure that both flanges are up LIP SEAL <br /> against the flat surface. Tighten the joints in a cross corners pat- I Item 40 <br /> tern, checking to be certain the flange flats are still flat against I END SPACER <br /> the flat surface. 'Tighten the flange bolts until the flanges touch Item t4 <br /> (l0 ft-pounds) O-RING <br /> 5. To inspect valve seats (26) and O-rings (38) Remove the ball Item 42 PILOT SLEEVE <br /> and gently prying carefully on the inside diameter of the seat.In- item 45 <br /> spect for cracks, if damaged replace. (Note: 'Teflon O-rings con- ! <br /> form to their origianl groove and cannot be reused unless they are l\ <br /> replaced in exactly the same position.and location). <br /> 6. Lift the pump intermediate (34) with the outer chambers (28) <br /> still attached from the inlet manifold and set it aside.Inspect suc- <br /> tion valve seat,O-rings, and balls replace if needed. <br /> a <br /> DIAPHRAGMS AND PILOT SLEEVE DIAPHRAGM ROD <br /> MAINTENANCE Item 15 <br /> 7. Diaphragms(3 1) and overlays (30 optional) are accessed by re- O-RING <br /> Item 46 <br /> moving the bolts in the V-band clamps. With the chambers (28) SPACER <br /> SPI <br /> off, the diaphragms may be removed by clamping diaphragm outer P47 \ f <br /> plate (29)on one end lightly in a vise. Unscrew the outer plate on hern <br /> the other end of the intermediate. While the assembly is still in DIAPHRAGM ROD <br /> the vise, grip the diaphragm and intermediate firmly and give the Item 13 <br /> assembly a twist to remove the remaining diaphragm assembly. Shown above is the pilot sleeve and diaphragm rod assem- <br /> The diaphragm rod and pilot sleeve assembly will remain within blies. The pilot sleeve is "locked" in position by the two dia- <br /> the intermediate. (Since the diaphragm rod has two halves it is phragm rod halves. The diaphragm rod can be removed from <br /> possible for the rod to disassemble in the center. If this happens the intermediate by removing the retaining plates and pulling <br /> pull each half of the rod assembly out and unscrew the rod from the the rod through. The and spacer and pilot sleeve will also <br /> outer plate.) If inspection of the pilot sleeve assembly is not reu- come out in the process. <br /> qired, go to step 11. <br /> 8. To evaluate or replace the pilot sleeve assembly,remove one of <br /> the retaining plates (41) by unscrewing the three screws (24).Push 12. With one half of the diaphragm rod assembly in the vise, slip <br /> the diaphragm rod through the intermediate. The pilot sleeve will the intermediate over the diaphragm rod. Them push the second <br /> remain on the diaphragm.rod. Push the entire stack of o-rings and half of the diaphragm rod assembly into the opposite end of the <br /> spacers out of the intermedaite- Wash, inspect o-rings for wear, intermediate. Tighten the outer diaphragm plate nut with a wrench <br /> nicks or other damage. Replace any damaged or worn compo- to 6 foot pounds. Continue with steps 13 through 18. <br /> nents. The diaphragm rod has two halves and must be dissassem- 13. Place an outer chamber(28)over the intermediate assembly.If <br /> b)ed to replace the pilot spool and/or to reassemble pump. the air valve assembly has been removed, be certain intermediate <br /> DJOTEi Use only a non-synthetic, petroleum based is properly oriented with outer chambers. The top of the interme- <br /> lubricating grease without EP additives. diate has a single vertical air passage slot on the air valve mount- <br /> Reconunendarions:Carleton-Stuart Corp.MagnaLube G ing face. Outer chamber check ball valve cavity points downward. <br /> Lubriplate Multilube A or 14. Place a chamber over the intermediate assembly with the ball <br /> check cavity in the chamber facing in the same direction as the ex- <br /> Lubriplate Gear Shield Heavy haust port in the air valve. If the air valve assembly has been re- <br /> 9.To reassemble, lubricate all surfaces of the o-rings, spacers, and moved,place the check valve cavity 90 degrees from the air valve <br /> seals with grease. Lubricate the center bole of the intermediate. mounting pad Preassemble one side of the clamp with nut. Screw <br /> Assemble one retaining plate (41)to the intermediate with the over stud about 112". <br /> Page 6 . 7-08-0 <br />
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