The Turbo Air® 3000 Centrifugal Compressor Compressor Handbook

Installation
Labor, Supplies, Equipment, and Tools
It is the owner’s responsibility to prepare the site and to provide any necessary labor, supplies, tools, or
additional equipment required for installation beyond what is included in the purchase package.
The following lists include the supplies necessary for site preparation and installation and the tools
necessary for installation and future maintenance. Since the Turbo Air 3000 Compressor is designed for
easy installation, most of the tools or supplies required should be already on hand or easily available.
Materials Required for Compressor Installation
Supplies
Foundation bolts
Shims (for leveling)
All external piping supplies
All external wiring and electrical conduits
Turbine oil (See Specifications)
Coupling grease (See Specifications)
Motor bearing grease (See Specifications)
Equipment *
Main drive motor controller (starter)
Oil pump motor starter and Oil heater contactor (if necessary)
Inlet air filter
Inlet startup screen
Expansion joints (for inlet and discharge piping)
Vent silencer
Condensate traps, or valves
Air system block valve
Cooling water control valves
Air dryer (if necessary)
Tools **
“Port-a-Power” or hydraulic jack
Allen wrenches and Drive sockets with extensions
Digital multimeter
Pipe wrenches, Adjustable wrenches, and Vise grips
Torque wrench (to 200 ft-lbs. or 300 NM)
Screwdrivers
Open end and box wrenches
Drill motor
31/64”, “S”, or 12.30 mm drills (for doweling of motor)
0.499”, or 12.67 mm reamer (for doweling of motor)
*Some equipment may have been purchased with the compressor. Check engineering documents provided
separately for definition of Cooper Turbocompressor’s scope-of-supply.
**All fasteners are in U.S.A. units (inches).
Table A—1. Materials Required for Compressor Installation
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