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Renovation of cooling turbines in electronic racks of Atlas Renovation of cooling turbines in electronic racks of Atlas

Renovation of cooling turbines in electronic racks of Atlas - PowerPoint Presentation

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Renovation of cooling turbines in electronic racks of Atlas - PPT Presentation

W Iwanski Inventory Metal long turbines USA15 US15 167 pcs 10 spares Plastic long turbines HS UX15 40 pcs 4 spares Plastic short turbines HOBW UX15 41 pcs 4 spares Work to do on each turbine ID: 574115

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Renovation of cooling turbines in electronic racks of Atlas

W. Iwanski Slide2

Inventory

Metal long turbines (USA15, US15):

167 pcs (+10 spares)

Plastic long turbines (HS UX15):

40 pcs (+4 spares)

Plastic short turbines (HO/BW UX15):

41 pcs (+4 spares)Slide3

Work to do on each turbine

Move a turbine up from a counting room to the hangar

Disassembly the chassis

Unscrew fans (left/right), disconnect internal wiring

Replace and fix new fans (left/right), connect internal wiring

Assembly the chassis

Power up the turbine

and keep it running until next day;

measure the current consumption

Update the work log, put new labels

Move renovated turbine down to a counting room and install in a rackSlide4

Technical team

When working on UX15 turbines (heavy shielded turbines, difficult access)

In/out, up/down: 4 (strong) persons

Hangar: 2 persons

Overall supervision and coordination: 1 person

When working on USA15, US15 turbines

In/out, up/down: 2 (strong) persons

Hangar: 2 persons

Overall supervision and coordination: 1 personSlide5

Access constraints

Turbines blocked from front

USA15: L1 trigger (several) -> turbines adopted to be moved out from back of a rack

UX15: BWA and BWC (1 + 1) -> demounting of front panel in place required

BWA and BWC (time-wise constraints)

10/16 to be done when BW is in open position

3/16 to be done when BW is in closed position

3/16 to be done anytime

BWA and BWC (place-wise constraints)

7/16 to be accessed from

Nacel

/fork lift

9/16 to be accessed from blue of BW structureSlide6

Progress projection

UX15 (41 plastic short): HOA, HOC, BWA, BWC

6 turbines/day

 8 days

UX15 (40 plastic long): HS US, HS USA

6 turbines/day

 8 days

US15, USA15 (167 metal long):

6 turbines/day  28 days

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= 9 weeks  ~ 2.5 monthsSlide7

Rack downtime projection

UX15

BWA and BWC

 few days for each wheel

HOA and HOC  1 day for each HO

HS US and HS USA  1 day for each floor

USA15 and US15

1 h per rack