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Coupling Hub Installation:
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Have coupling installation tool part number 300SQP074 available
– contact Gardner Denver for
sourcing details.
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Assemble tool kit components onto coupling hub as shown on Fig 8-4.
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Make sure that the keyway on the coupling hub and its companion shaft are properly de-burred,
cleaned and that the key fits easily into either.
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Thoroughly cleanse the surface of the companion shaft and cover it with a film of anti-seize
lubricant part number 25BC850
– contact Gardner Denver for sourcing details.
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Expose hub and tool assembly to the heat source until the hub reaches a temperature of 200°F.
Note that an oven is a preferred method to heat up the hardware.
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With the help of insulating gloves, remove the hub and tool assembly from the heat source and
quickly bring it to the companion shaft. Engage the coupling hub bore onto the companion shaft
and slide it until the latter contacts the stop.
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Once the hub has cooled down sufficiently to the grip the companion shaft, remove the installation
tool.
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Apply a thread-locking compound to the hub setscrews (M10 size) and tighten to 12.6 lb-ft (17 N-
m) of torque. Reinstall coupling guard with provided fasteners.
Coupling Hub Removal:
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Have removal tool part number 90500151 available
– contact GD for sourcing details.
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Before removing an interference-fitted hub, note and record the position of the hub with respect to
the end of the companion shaft. This is particularly critical if an installation tool is not available.
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Assemble the removal tool onto the hub as shown in Figure 8-3. Make sure that the shaft protector
piece is captured between the puller screw and the end of the shaft
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Apply torque to the puller screw with a suitable torque wrench in order to pull hub away from the
shaft. If the torque applied to the puller exceeds 130ft-lb (14.7N-m), it indicates that a heavy
interference fit between the hub and the shaft exists and heat dilation must be used to expand the
hub and loosen its grip on the shaft surface. Secure a suitable heating source and apply heat the
hub body while slowly rotating the shaft by means of the removal tool handle. Once the hub body
has expanded enough, the present tension of the removal tool will pull the hub away from the shaft.
Heated surfaces of coupling hubs and installation or removal tools may cause
severe burns. Make sure to use suitable heat protective gloves and clothes.
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If heat was applied to the [compressor] coupling hub during its removal, there
is the possibility that the compressor shaft seal was damaged and it must be
replaced. Contact Gardner Denver for further instructions.
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