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Heavy Duty Balanced Opposed Compressors - Ariel Corporation

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FOR MODELS: JGZ AND JGU SECTION 5 - MAINTENANCE<br />

4. New bearing shells and connecting rod to shell surfaces must be absolutely<br />

clean and dry. Snap a new dry bearing half shell into the rod with the bearing tab<br />

properly located in the notch. Manually rotate the crankshaft to position the<br />

throw to near the inner dead center position. Oil crankshaft crank-pin bearing<br />

surfaces with new clean lubricating oil, same type as is used in the frame, before<br />

installing connecting rods. Slide the rod into place into the crosshead guide<br />

space through the guide window with markings/bearing-shell-tab up.<br />

NOTE: THE CAPS AND CONNECTING RODS ARE NUMBERED BY THROW BEGIN-<br />

NING WITH NUMBER ONE AT THE DRIVE END. FOR THROW NUMBERING<br />

SEQUENCE, REFERENCE FIGURE 1-1 ON PAGE 1-3. ALWAYS INSTALL RODS<br />

WITH THE NUMBERS UP. BE SURE TO PROTECT CRANK PIN AT ALL TIMES.<br />

5. Clean and dry the connecting rod cap. Install a new dry bearing half shell with<br />

the tab properly located in the cap notch. Fit the connecting rod to the crank pin,<br />

and while supporting the rod, manually rotate the crankshaft to position the<br />

throw to near the highest position. Reinstall the bearing cap on to the crank pin/<br />

connecting rod with the markings/bearing tab up. Lubricate cap screws with<br />

lubricating oil or Lubriplate 630. Snug up the cap screws with a hand wrench. Do<br />

not tighten cap screws to full torque at this point.<br />

6. Install the crosshead and attach it to the connecting rod, see “Crosshead -<br />

Installation” on Page 5-12.<br />

7. Tighten the connecting rod cap screws in an alternating (criss-cross) pattern in<br />

25% increments for each cap to the recommended pre-torque value, and then<br />

tighten the cap screws in an alternating (criss-cross) pattern to the recommended<br />

turn value. See Table 1-11 on Page 1-18 for values. Utilize a turn indicator<br />

tool to achieve the additional torque-turn degrees. The separately<br />

purchased hydraulic connecting rod/main bearing-caps cap screw torquing tool<br />

(see Figure 7-12 on Page 7-7), is used to achieve the additional turn degrees.<br />

The hydraulic tool is provided with its own turn indicators. This tool reacts<br />

against the opposite diagonal cap screw. After the pre-torque has been<br />

achieved, be sure that hydraulic tool is configured for tightening the connecting<br />

rod cap screws. With the 110° turn indicator furnished with the tool installed on<br />

the drive socket, set to the reference mark on the tool, so that the recessed area<br />

will indicate the additional turn degrees.<br />

8. Operate the pre-lube pump and visually inspect bearing locations for oil flow.<br />

9. Measure each connecting rod bearing to crankshaft jack clearance and connecting<br />

rod thrust (side) clearance, see “Checking Connecting Rod (Crank Pin)<br />

Bearing Clearances” on Page 5-3. Record readings on a copy of the form on<br />

page 5-68. If readings are not within tolerance after installing new bearings, contact<br />

your packager or <strong>Ariel</strong> before proceeding.<br />

10. Install the piston-rod-assembly as described in “Piston and Rod - Installation” on<br />

Page 5-40.<br />

7/09 PAGE 5 - 7

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