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During the flushing system pumps are NOT to be used. Pump flow must be high
enough to create turbulent flow in every part of circuit during the cleaning
phase. This level is to be determined by the following formula, assuming
Reyndols Number (Re) to be greater than 10.000 (minimum fluid velocity,
4,5 m/sec):
Re=(Q/d*v)*21.300
Where: Q=flow(lpm)
d=pipe ID(mm)
v=kinematics viscosity of the fluid(cSt)
Because of danger and flaking, no rubber hoses are to be used for bypas during
flushing.
Where flushing all piping in series is not practical because of pressure drop,
temporary manifolds may be installed with isolation valves to form parallel
circuits.
Filters must be provided in oder to detect "dirty" condicions; these filters must
not be fitted with bypas valves.
To facilitate the choice of the flushing pumps refer to tabele here below. The
flowrates refer to the various internal diameters of pipes assuming Re>10.000,
Fluid Velocity>4,5 m/sec and Fluid Viscosity=30 cSt.
Presure
Pipe ID Viscosity Density Min. Flow drop Fluid velocity
(mm) (cSt) (kg/m3) (lpm) Re (bar/m) (m/sec)
During flushing lines must be inspected frequently and flushing must be stop
immediately if a leak is detected.
System is clean when is in NAS 4 and for that recommended filters are ß=1÷2
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After system has been flushed, it shoud bedrained of all fluids, system is to be
purged with dry nitrogen.
System filling:
If the hydraulic circuits are not immediately filled up with the final fluids all the
lines shall be drained, dried and filled up with dry nitrogen at 1÷2 barg pressure.