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SERIES 34, 34.1 34.2T & 34.3T GEAREDUCERS®
SERVICE MANUAL
PROTECTION AGAINST CORROSION
‘As shipped from the Marley factory, Geareducers are pro-
tected against corrosion with enamels and rust-proofing
cil and grease. These oil and grease coatings normally pro-
tect the Geareducer for storage periods of six months.
However, if oil is put into the Geareducer, it will dissolve
the rust-proofing grease and oil, thus requiring the Geare-
ducer to be run once a week in order to keep a prote
coating of oil on ail interior machined surfaces. See "Sea
sonal Shutdown” section of this manual for Information
about nonoperating period maintenance.
Check Geareducer exterior yearly. Touch up with paint as
required. Exposed pipe threads are coated to prevint cor-
rosion, Touch up coating as required,
INITIAL OPERATION
Check all assombly bolts and cap screws for tightness.
Geareducer vent or vent line must be open to prevent
failure of pinion shaft oll seal. In order to check vent
line, disconnect it and run a wite through it or blow air
‘through it,
Check mechanical equipment anchor bolts, drive shaft
coupling bolts, and coupling set screws and tighten as
required.
Geareducers supplied with new towers include oil for
‘the initial filling. Before operating the machanical equio-
‘ment, check t0 be sure the oil level is at the full mark at
the Geareducer and that the external sight glass placord
{full mark corresponds with the full level in the Geare-
ducer. Check oil lines to be sure there are no leeks and
all joints are tight,
After the first week of operation, the original lubricating
oil should be replaced. See
section, page 3 for instructions for changing oll.
Lubricating oil is not furnished with Geareducers supplied
{5 spares or on replacement orders, Soe list of suggested
lubricants on page 6 and “Service and Lubrication” section,
page 3 for oil filling instructions,
After the Geareducer has been filled to the full mark’ at
the Geareducer, make sure there are no oil leaks. Check
to be sure the oil full mark at the external sight glass
placard corresponds with the full level in the Geareducer,
SEASONAL SHUTDOWN
(one week to three months)
1. At start of shutdown periods, operate Geareducer until
Oil is warm (120°F); then stop it and change the oil.
‘See section on Lubrication.
2. Each week, drain any water condensation from the
Towest point of the Geareducer and its oll system.
Check the coil level and add oil If necessary. Operate
‘the Geareducer long enough to recoat all the interior
surfacos with ofl.
3. To put back into operation, drain water condensate
and check oil level. Add oil f necessary.
For longer periods of shutdown, see Marley “Instruction
Manual for Shutdown of Mechanical Draft Cooling Towers”.
INSPECTION OF INTERNAL PARTS
Remove the inspection cover plate from the side of the
Goareducer case at each oil change. Check inside of Geare-
ducer for cleanliness of case and internal parts. If any
sludge is present, flush inside of Geareducer and connecting
oil system.
‘Also at this time, observe the contact pattern of the gear
teeth to see if they appear as illustrated on page 5. If
incorrect gear tooth pattern should occur, refer to Marley
Field Repair Manual for Series 34, 34.1 & 34.27, or 24.3T
Geareducers.
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FRESHLY RW __—_—_—
INTERSTAGE SHAFT. BEARING 408%,
RING GEAR HAS MOVED UP.
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“DIRECTION OF NORMAL ROTATION PENION GEAR MOVED AWAY
FROM INTERSTAGE SHAFT.
CORRECT PINION & RING GEAR TOOTH BEARING INCORRECT RING GEAR TOOTH BEARING
Detail A — Spiral Bevel Gear Tooth Pattern
SINGLE ROW STRAIGHT
ROLLER BEARING ON
SERIES 34,941, 94.27
GEAREDUCERS
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B
EE omen: INCORRECT PATTERN
CHECK TOP INTERSTAGE
DOUBLE ROW' TAPERED SINGLE ROW STRAIGHT BEARING AND BOTTOM
ROLLER BEARING ON SERIES ROLLER SEARING ON FAW SHAFT BEARING.
34, 94.1, 34.27 GEAREDUCERS SERIES 34 GEAREDUCERS IF ONE OR BOTH ARE.
: WORN, REPLACE.
SERIES 34.37 ILLUSTRATED
Detail B - Helical Gear Tooth PatternConsideration must be given to the type of prime mover, driven load characteristics,
(intermittent duty in the selection and application of Geareducers.
‘The table below lists m
um horsepower ratings for electric motor
speeds, prime movers, or applications, contact the Marley Company,
HEAVY DUTY
“GEAREDUCERS
, and required horsepower for continuous
drive only as applied to cooling towers. For other
INPUT MAXIMUM HORSEPOWER
(motor) GEAR FAN
SPEED RATIO SPEED CONTINUOUS DUTY, | INTERMITTENT DUTY,
RPM. RPM 24 HRS/DAY 12 HRS/DAY
1180 3.85 133 100 125
1180 10.28 15 100 100
1475 8.85 167 125 150
1475 10.28 143 125 125
1475 11.18 1932 128 160
1475 13,00 13 125 128
70 8.85 200 160 160
1770 11.18 158 150 150
1770 13.00 136 160 150
MARCH 1971oP view
Ross SECTION
SIDE view
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SERIES 34.3T MARLEY GEAREDUCER DIMENSIONS
DIMENSIONS IN INCHES
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MATCHING COVER
“INTEGRAL OIL FILTER
IS OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
SEE SECTIONS 1.12, 1.19,
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