The Fertilisers And Chemicals Travancore Limited Tender

Disassembly & Reinstallation of RC Elevator A Motor, Gearbox, Head-end Sprocket Assembly for Base Plate Correction. The scope of work involves organizing site arrangements and collecting the necessary chain blocks, tools, and tackles from the tool crib or store. Upon receiving clearance to commence, top cover, boot covers, side covers, and necessary doors shall be opened. The Back-stopper of the gearbox shall be removed, and suitably position the chain links and buckets by manual rotation of the elevator chain for delinking. The bottom side sprocket assembly shall be lifted with the chain block. The buckets, lock pins, and connecting pins of the links shall be removed to dismantle the chain. The contractor should refrain from using the gas-cutting torch to cut the connecting pins, bush, or sidebar. If any difficulties arise during the pin removal process, the contractor should follow the instructions of the Technician/Officer-in-Charge. Loosen the foundation bolts of the motor, gearbox and sprocket assembly. Lift the motor, gearbox and sprocket assembly and place it outside the foundation area as per the instructions from the Technician/Officer-in-Charge. Assess the foundations of the sprocket assembly, gearbox, and motor. If necessary, stabilize or level the foundation to ensure the equipment is secure and level. Fix the equipments back in the position. Check & correct the alignment of Sprocket-Gearbox and Gearbox-Motor units, fix the coupling spacer(gearbox and sprocket), coupling (gearbox and motor) and fasten all the bolts. After alignment process, the chain links, pins, and lock pins shall be fixed back in position. The dismantled/new buckets, side covers, bottom side sprocket assembly shall be fixed back properly. Release the chain blocks. Box-up boot covers and inspection covers. Fix the back-stopper of the gearbox. Reassemble the top cover, coupling guards, followed by a trial run. After a successful trial, clear the site, return the chain blocks, tools, and tackles to the tool crib/store, and transport damaged or worn-out parts to the scrap yard or workshop area, as instructed by the Technician/Officer-in-Charge. Flame cutting or heating is not allowed for de-linking the chain. Any fixture fabrication for removing/fixing/shifting of the equipments is under the scope of the contractor.