Instruction Manual - Rodney Hunt Company
Instruction Manual - Rodney Hunt Company
Instruction Manual - Rodney Hunt Company
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Glydaseal Gate Installation<br />
This <strong>Instruction</strong> <strong>Manual</strong> describes the installation of conventional<br />
sluice gates. All of the same directions should<br />
be followed for installation of the Glydaseal gate. However,<br />
there are four instructions that should be followed<br />
closely for the successful performance of the Glydaseal<br />
sluice gate.<br />
1. The locking plates that hold the disc to the frame and<br />
prevent it from opening must be removed prior to opening<br />
the gate. These are located at the top edge of the<br />
disc.<br />
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2. Concrete or foreign matter must be removed from<br />
the top of the gates, from the PVC seat facings on the<br />
frame and the seal on the disc. These surfaces must be<br />
clean to ensure that they are not damaged during initial<br />
operation.<br />
3. The guide bar studs (C) should not project beyond<br />
the guide bar.<br />
4. If the Glydaseal is to be field painted, the seal, the PVC<br />
seat facing, the bronze bar and the guide bar groove in<br />
the disc should be well masked to exclude paint from<br />
those surfaces.<br />
LEGEND<br />
A Hex Head Cap Screw<br />
B Hex Nut<br />
C Guide Bar Stud<br />
D PVC Facing<br />
E Disc Seal<br />
F Frame<br />
G Disc<br />
H Guide Bar<br />
I Flush Bottom Seal<br />
J Stem<br />
K Thrust Nut