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Centrifugal Fans AT belt driven - Nicotra Gebhardt

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Fan Sets<br />

Base Frame with Belt Tensioning Device<br />

G2Z-component size 0200/-0500 (only RZR 11/19)<br />

G1Z-component size 0400/-0710<br />

G1Z-component size 0800/-1600<br />

Pick-A-Back<br />

This compact base frame with integrated motor tensioning slider provides optimum<br />

compactness and easiest handling.<br />

A The base frame made of galvanized sheet steel is screwed directly onto the fan<br />

(without any casing feet) – the result being the low overall height of the system.<br />

A The overall length depending on the casing position and size of the motor is a<br />

further factor influencing the optimum compactness.<br />

A The integrated tensioning slider considerably simplifies re-adjustment of the <strong>belt</strong><br />

drive during maintenance and service work.<br />

The base frames up to motor size 180 are manufactured from galvanized CC-profiles.<br />

The anti-vibration mounts in the CC-profile provide infinitely variable adjustment.<br />

From motor size 200 the base frames are of U-profile, welded and painted.<br />

Fitted motor tensioning tracks that allow the motor to be shifted longitudinally, allow<br />

for the simple adjustment of the <strong>belt</strong> tension.<br />

Base frame of stable U-profiles, welded and painted, with holes for attaching the antivibration<br />

mounts.<br />

Fitted motor tensioning tracks that allow the motor to be shifted longitudinally, allow<br />

for the simple adjustment of the <strong>belt</strong> tension.<br />

Equipment<br />

A FKS hot-dip galvanized for U-profile base frame<br />

Belt Driven <strong>Centrifugal</strong> <strong>Fans</strong> / Fan Set<br />

This allows the motor to be fixed directly onto the fan casing, where space around<br />

the fan is limited. One side of the pick-a-back is fixed to the casing so that it swivels,<br />

while the other is supported on a spindle. Thus the pick-a-back becomes adjustable<br />

to leave room for tensioning the drive <strong>belt</strong>. The various motor arrangements and<br />

casing positions are shown in the drawings.<br />

The accompanying tables also show the maximum permissible motor sizes.<br />

When using a pick-a-back arrangement and fitting anti vibration mounts (AVM) an<br />

additional base frame for fitting the AVM may be required depending on the position<br />

of the centre of gravity of the whole fan set.<br />

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