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UserGuide
MONGOOSE PRO
SHAKER
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M-I SWACO MONGOOSE PRO USER GUIDE
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orconsequentialdamages.

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Thisuserguideisforassemblies9675xxx.
NOTE: Information included within this manual supports multiple configurations and/or models. See Installation,
Operation&Maintenance(IOM)manualsforfurtherdetails.
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MONGOOSE PRO USER GUIDE M-I SWACO
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Item
Description
Page
Number
Section1.0Introduction 28
IntendedUsage 2
Symbols 23
Safety 4
PersonalProtectiveEquipment(PPE) 4
FunctionalDescription 5
FluidDistributionSystems 58
Section2.0Preparation 913
Unpacking 9
Lifting&Handling 910
EquipmentLocation 10
ExternalPower/ElectricalConnections 1112
Preservation&Storage 13
DecommissioningProcedures 13
Section3.0OperatingInstructions 1417
AdjustableEquipmentParameters 14
ShakerSpeed 15
EquipmentStartUp 16
ControlledShutdown 17
ScreenHandling 17
Section4.0PreventiveMaintenance 1821
SafetyRelatedMaintenanceProcedures 18
MotorMaintenance 1819
IsolationSprings 20
GreasingDeckAdjustmentJack 20
RecommendedPreventiveMaintenanceSchedule 21
Section5.0Troubleshooting 22
Section6.0MaintenanceProcedures 2330
ScreenGasketReplacement 23
IsolationSpringReplacementProcedures 24
VibratorRemoval&Installation 2425
CableGlandAssemblyInstructions 2627
ElevatorJackReplacement 28
ShakerWasherDownProcedures 2829
SurfaceCorrosionRemoval 30
Section7.0RigCriticalRecommendedSparePartsList 3140
Section8.0ElectricalSchematics 4144

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SECTION 1.0: INTRODUCTION

INTENDED USAGE

Thisdocumentationisintendedforusebyfieldengineering,installation,operationandrepairpersonnelforthe
properinstallationandmaintenanceofequipmentmanufacturedbyMISWACO.Everyefforthasbeenmadeto
ensuretheaccuracyoftheinformationcontainedherein.MISWACOwillnotbeheldliableforerrorsinthis
material,orforconsequencesarisingfrommisuseofthismaterial.

SYMBOLS

Notes, Cautions & Warnings
Notes,cautionsandwarningsappearthroughoutthismanualtoprovideadditionalinformationandtoadviseon
specificactionstoprotectpersonnelfrompotentialinjuryorfatalconditions.Theyalsoinformofactionsnecessaryto
preventequipmentdamageorconditionsthatmayvoidequipmentwarranties.
ThissymboldrawsattentiontosafetymeasureswhichMUSTbeobservedto
preventDAMAGEtoequipment.
preventanACCIDENTfromoccurring.
preventPERSONALinjury.
NOTE: Thissymboldrawsattentiontogeneraloperatingnoteswhichshouldbeespecially
observed.
Packaging
Thesymbolsthatmaybeshownonthepackagearenotedbelow.Themeaningforeachsymbolisdefinedbelowits
respectivesymbol:

CAUTION
ATTENTION
WARNING
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Safety Warning Icons & Explanations
Refertotheillustrationsbelowtoeasilyrecognizesafetyconcernsandresponsibilitiestofollow.Eachillustrationis
accompaniedwithanexplanationfortheusertobereadilyalertforandpayattentiontoduringoperationand
maintenanceoftheequipment.
TABLE 1.1: SAFETY WARNING ICONS & EXPLANATIONS

ELECTRICAL:Electricalwiretohandwith
electricitysymbolrunningthroughindicates
shockhazardispresent.

HEAVYPARTS:Handwithheavyobject
ontopindicatesheavypartscancrushand
harm.

HEAVYPARTS:Footwithheavyobjecton
topindicatesheavypartscancrushthem.

MOVINGPARTS:Humanfigurewithan
armcaughtbetweengearsindicates
movingequipmentpartspresentadanger
tolifeorlimb.

MOVINGPARTS:Handwithfingerscaught
betweengearsindicatesmovingequipment
partspresentadangertolifeorlimb.

CHEMICAL:Dropsofliquidonhand
indicatesmaterialwillcauseburnsor
irritationtohumanskinortissue.

EXPLOSION:Rapidlyexpandingsymbol
indicatesmaterialmayexplodeifsubjectedto
hightemperatures,sourcesofignitionorhigh
pressure.

FIRE:Flameindicatesmaterialmayignite
andcauseburns.

POISON:Skullandcrossbonesindicatethata
materialispoisonousorisadangertolife.
VAPOR/FUMES:Humanfigureinacloud
indicatesthatmaterialvapors/fumes
presentadangertolifeorlimb.

LOCKOUT:Openlockwithdirectionarrow
indicatestooperatortoensureALLinput
powersourcesarelockedoutandtaggedout
accordingtoregulation.

HOT:Handoverflameindicatesthat
surfacesmaybehot.

FLYINGPARTICLES:Arrowsbouncingof
faceindicatesparts/particlesflyingthrough
airwillharmfaceandpresentadangertolife
orlimb.

HELMETPROTECTION:Arrow
bouncingoffheadwithhelmetindicates
fallingpartspresentadangertolife.

EARPROTECTION:Headphonesoverears
indicatenoiselevelwillharmears.

ELECTRICAL:Electricalwiretoarmwith
electricitysymbolrunningthroughhuman
bodyindicatesshockhazardispresent.

READMANUAL:Wrenchoverbook
indicatesthenecessitytoreadtheinstructions
beforeperforminganyoperations.

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SAFETY
EquipmentmanufacturedbyMISWACOisinstalledandoperatedinadrillingrigenvironmentinvolvinghazardous
operations.Propercareisimportantforsafeandreliableequipmentoperationandrigpersonnelsafety.Operation
andserviceproceduresdescribedwithinthismanualarerecommendedmethodsofperformingproperoperations
andsafetymethods.ConsultLocalorNationalcodesforanyothersafetyregulationsrequiredforthistypeof
environment.

Safety Procedures

Allpersonnelperforminginstallation,operationsandmaintenanceproceduresonthisequipmentshouldbetrained
onrigsafety,operationsandmaintenanceofthisequipment.
DoNOTperformmaintenanceorrepairstoequipmentwhileunitisinoperation.Haveacertifiedelectrician
ensurepowersuppliesareisolatedBEFOREperforminganymaintenanceonunit.
WearPersonalProtectiveEquipment(PPE).
Cleanallpartsandworkarea.
BlockupandsecureheavypartsBEFOREworkingbeneathunitorparts.
Whenheavyliftingisinvolved,alwaysseekassistance.
Ensurealltools,oldparts,nuts,boltswashers,etc.areremovedBEFORErestartingunitaftermaintenance.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)
AllpersonnelworkingonoraroundMISWACOequipmentMUSTwearPersonalProtectiveEquipment(PPE),
whichincludesanapprovedhardhat,safetyglasses/shield;glovesandoutergarments.LocalorNationalcodes
requiredifferentand/oradditionalPPEapparel.Complyaccordingly.
Initiate a controlled
shutdown before
starting ANY parts
replacement procedure.
Lockout/tagouttheunit.
WARNING
CAUTION
Toavoidinjuries
to the personnel
or damage to
equipment, read the
followingproceduresbefore
attempting any installation
or maintenance procedures
onMISWACOequipment.
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Figure1
CarbonSteelHeaderBox

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
Theshakersbasicfunctionistoprovideprimarysolidsremovalfrombothoilbasedmud(OBM)andwaterbased
mud(WBM)duringdrillingoperations.
TheMongoosePro*enablesoperatorstomeetawidevarietyofdrillingconditionswithfourscreensperbasket,along
withanadjustabledeckanglethatallowsflexiblecontroloffluidpooldepthandbeachlength.
Theuniquemotormountingofthetwomotorshakervibratorsproducesatruelinearmotionadjustabledualmotion
driveallowingtheusertoswitchbetweenlinearandbalancedellipticalmotionwhileunitisinoperation.
Eachunithasafluiddistributionbox.Optionsinclude:
HeaderBox
PossumBellywithButterflyValveandBypass
PossumBellywithKnifeGateandBypass
NOTE:RefertotheInstallation,OperationandMaintenancemanualsforfurtherdetails.
FLUID DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

Shaker with Header Box

Thefluiddistributionsystemisatthe
rearoftheshakerbasketandismounted
abovethescreendeck(RefertoFigure1).
Fluidisredirectedfromtheinletline
throughtheheaderboxintoahalfpipe
attherearofthebasket.
Sincefluiddistributionismountedabove
thescreendeck,notrapexiststocollect
solids.
Asfluidpassesthroughthediverterbox,it
sweepstheboxclean.

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Figure2
PossumBellywithButterflyValve

Shaker with Possum Belly with Butterfly Valve Bypass

Thebutterflyvalveis
locatedbelowthemain
inletonthepossumbelly
(RefertoFigure2).Useto
manuallyopenorclosethe
bypass.
WhenCLOSED,fluidflow
isdirectedthroughthe
possumbellytotheshaker
bed.
OPENthebypassbyturning
butterflyvalve90.
Whenbutterflyvalveisopened,
fluidisredirectedintotheskid,
bypassingthescreens.

Shaker with Possum Belly with Knife Gate Bypass

Thepivotingknifegatefor
singleshakersismanually
raisedorloweredtooperate
thebypass(RefertoFigure3).
Whentheknifegateisopened,
fluidisredirectedintotheskid,
bypassingthescreens.
Figure3
PossumBellywithKnifeGate
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Figure4
DualShakerwithCommon
PossumBellywithKnifeGate
Figure5
TripleShakerwith
CommonPossumBelly
withKnifeGate

Dual & Triple Shakers with Common Possum Belly with Knife Gate Bypass
Theknifegateiscontrolledbyasingle,turninghandwheel(RefertoFigures4&5).
Whentheknifegateisopened,fluidisredirectedintotheskidbypassingthescreens.
Themanuallyoperatedslidegatesarealsousedtocontroltheflowrate.

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Figure6
QuadShakerwithFeedManifoldAssembly,
HeaderBoxes&ButterflyValveBypasses

Quad Shakers with Feed Manifold Assembly, Header Boxes &
Butterfly Valve Bypasses
Mudfeedsintothebackofthefeedmanifoldassemblywiththeflowevenlydistributedtoeachoftheheader
boxes(RefertoFigure6).
Butterflyvalveslocatedateachheaderboxareusedtoopenorcloseflowtoaparticularshaker.
Butterflyvalveslocatedatthetopofthefeedmanifoldareusedtocloseoffflowtoshakersenablingtheuseofa
cementbypass.

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SECTION 2.0: PREPARATION

UNPACKING

InspectallgoodsasreceivedfromshippingcompanyBEFOREsettingupandoperatingtheshaleshaker.Reporta
claimfordamageorlossimmediatelytoboththecarrierandMISWACO.Alsocheckbillofladingforanyseparately
shippeditems,includingmanualsandCDs.Onceanorderisconfirmedasreceivedcompletedinanundamaged
condition,installationcanbegin.

TheMongoosePro*isequippedwithspecialshippingbrackets
forthefrontandrearoftheshakerbasketassembly.Toremove
theshippingbrackets,usea30mmsocketwrenchtoloosenthebolts
oneachbracket.Storethebracketsontheunit,usingthe
integratedboltholesontheskidtoholdthebracketsinplace
(RefertoFigures7&8).

LIFTING & HANDLING
Alwaysusetrainedpersonnelforliftingandloadingoperations.
Ensureliftingequipmentissuitableforpurposeandiscertified
wherenecessary.
Usethefourliftinglugslocatedateachofthefourcornersofthe
unit.AlabelshowninFigure9indicateslocationofeachlifting
lugontheunit.
Figure9
LiftingLugLabel
CAUTION
Special shipping brackets
areusedtoretainthebasket
onto the skid during
shipping. Keep them
securedtotheunituntilitis
placed in its final location.
Keep these brackets safefor
future movement or long
term storage of the
MongoosePro.
Figure8
RearShippingBracket
Engaged(Left)andStored(Right)
ATTENTION
Perform structural checks on
the deck beams to ensure
they can support applied
loads (twice the shaker
weight)ofequipment.
Figure7
FrontShippingBracket
Engaged(Left)andStored(Right)
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Figure10
PipingInstallationGuide(Arrowed)

TABLE 2.1: UNIT WEIGHTS & DIMENSIONS
Unit
Description
Approximate Unit
Dry Weight
Unit
Dimensions
SingleMongooseProPT
1560kg
(3430lbs.)
3044mmx1749mmx1394mm
(119.8x68.9x54.9)
DualMongooseProPT
3886kg
(8550lbs.)
(124x145x52.4)
TripleMongooseProPT
5871to6110kg
(12,943to13,471lbs.)
(124x230x56.4)
QuadMongooseProPT
8709to9162kg
(19,200to20,200lbs.)
(145.1x298.4x101.8)

EQUIPMENT LOCATION
Theshakerissuppliedwithanintegralskidandispositioned
directlyontothedeckorabovesandtrapsasrequired.Install,
operateandmaintainequipmentonlywithqualifiedpersonnel.
Locateunitatpropersite.
Ifunitisinstalledindoors,adequateventilationisnecessary.
VentilationsetupmaybecompletedbyqualifiedMISWACO
personnelorbythecustomer.
Thecarbonsteelfeederassemblyhasaninstallationguidepainted
ontherearofthefeederformountingtheinletpipewhichcan
accommodate6,8and10inletpipesizes(RefertoFigure10).
Theunitsaredesignedonamodularbasisandcanbedisassembled
intoindividualcomponentsforeasierinstallation.

TABLE 2.2: WEIGHTS FOR MODULAR COMPONENT

Unit Description
Basket Assembly
(Without Motors)
Skid Motors Possum Belly Header Box
SingleMongooseProPT
618kg
(1360lbs.)
329kg
(725lbs.)
128kg
(282lbs.)
193kg
(425lbs)
CarbonSteel
128kg
(283lbs.)
DualMongooseProPT
518kg
(1141lbs.)
1531kg
(3375lbs.)
545kg
(1202lbs.)
TripleMongooseProPT
1497kg
(3300lbs.)
545kg
(1202lbs.)
QuadMongooseProPT
2388kg
(5264lbs.)
1597kg
(3521lbs.)
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EXTERNAL POWER/ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS (UL PANEL)
Start-Up
NOTE:RefertotheWiringSchematicsinSection8ofthisUserGuide.
Inletportislocatedonsideofcontrolbox(RefertoFigure11).
Removeplugsealoncontrolpanelbox.
Insertcableglandandwiresthroughconnectionport.
NOTE:Thegreenwireisthegroundingleadandthebrown,white/grey
andblackwiresareallLIVEpowerleads.
Attach(crimp)aneyeletwireconnectortothewireendsofthe
groundingcable(RefertoFigure12).
Loosenscrewsonpowerdistributionbox.
Insertbarewireendingsofthepowerleadsintopowerdistributionbox.
Retightenscrewsonpowerdistributionboxoncewiresareinplace.
Inspectoringsealondoorsurface.Replaceifdamaged.
InstallALLboltstocompletelyclosedoor.

Figure11
InletPort(Circled)
Figure12
InteriorViewofControlBox
CableGland
ConnectionPort
(InteriorViewof
ControlBox)
Grounding
Cable
ThreePower
SourceCables
(PowerLeads)
InsertedInto
Power
DistributionBox
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Initializing Procedures
Removevibratorcoversandverify
counterweight(RefertoFigure13).
NOTE:Themotorclosesttothefeedend
oftheunitisafixedweightmotor;
themotorclosesttothedischargeend
oftheunitisaswingweightmotor.
Reassembleonecovertoeachvibrator;leavingonecoveroffofeachvibrator.
Bumpstartmotorstocheckrotation.
NOTE:BumpstartmotorsbypushingSTART
buttonlocatedoncontrolpanel.Next,
quicklypushSTOPbuttononcontrolpanel.
Checkdirectionoftopcounterweights.Vibrators
shouldrotateasindicatedontheMotorRotation
Nameplate(RefertoFigure13).
Reinstallallcounterweightcovers.Startupunitandrunfor
approximatelyonehour.Allowenoughtimeforbearings
toreachnormalrunningtemperature.
Usinganampmeter,verifythecurrentdrawnbythevibrators
fromthecontrolpanelmatchesthespecificationsonthe
vibratornameplate(aclamponcurrentmeterisrecommended).
Clamparoundeachmotorcableleadtogetcurrentreadings
(RefertoFigure15).
Boltcontrolpanelcoveronpanel.
Figure15
Amp Meter
WARNING
Performlockout/tag
out procedures to
isolate the unit from
therigpowersupply.
WARNING
Keep all guards in
place at all times to
avoid exposure to
parts rotating at high
speeds. When the power is
ON,severeinjurycanoccur
ifhandsorfeetreachinside
theunit.
WARNING
Performlockout/tag
out procedures to
isolate rig power
supply.
WARNING
Allcomponentsinside
the control box are
LIVE and present a shock
hazard.
Figure14
MotorRotationDiagram
Figure13
FixedWeight(Left)&SwingWeight(Right)
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PRESERVATION & STORAGE

Storage of Non-Commissioned Equipment

Equipmentcanbestored(uponarrival)intheshippingcratefora12to24monthpreservationperiod.DoNOT
exposeequipmenttodust,vibrationorextremeweatherconditions(suchasheavyrain).Ifunithasbeenremoved
fromoriginalcrate,coverwithatarpaulinduringanypreservationperiod.
Every13months,examinethemotors.Removetheirweightcoversandrotatethecounterweighttopreservethe
bearings.
Storage of Commissioned Equipment
Reinstalloriginalshippingbracketstoprotectequipment.
Whendisconnectingpowerconnectionstocontrolstationandmotors,plugallinletswithanappropriatefitting
tokeepwater/moisturefromentering.DoNOTleaveanyelectricalconnectionsopenandexposed.
AddanticondensationpackstomotorJBoxesandcontrolstation.
InstallandsealallcontrolstationdoorsandJBoxCovers.

DECOMMISSIONING PROCEDURES
Washunitandremovescreensfromshaker.
Disconnectflowlinefromfeederandmainpowerlinesfromcontrolpanel.
Attachshippingbracketstobasketsandskid.
Moveortransportshakervialiftingpointsindicatedonskid.
WARNING
When initiating the
decommissioning
procedures on the
Mongoose Pro, shut off and
lock out power before
removing guards (brackets,
skirt, etc). Follow all local
and national electrical
codes. Failure to comply
could result in severe
personal injury or property
damage. Lockout of power
MUST be completed by a
certifiedelectrician.
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SECTION 3.0: OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
ADJUSTABLE PARAMETERS DURING NORMAL OPERATING CONDITIONS
Screen Selection
Selectionofscreenmeshdependsonanumberoffactors:
flowrate,fluidcondition,formation,rateof
penetration(ROP),fluidtypeandnumberofshakers.
Usethefinestscreenpossibletoensureoptimum
performancetotherelativescreenlife.
Flow Rate

Adjustflowratetomaintainaconstantpoollevelonall
shakersused.Theoptimalfluidendpointis75%ofthe
screensurface.
Basket (Deck) Angle

Thebasketdeckangleismanuallyadjustablebetween3degrees
and+3degrees(RefertoFigure16).
NOTE:Shutdownofshakerbeforechangingdeckangleis
NOTnecessary.
CHANGING BASKET (DECK) ANGLE
IMPORTANT:DoNOTadjustmorethan2degreespersidewhenchangingdeckangle.
Useamanualratchet,wrenchorscreenclampingwedgetoadjustthe11/4nutlocatedontopofjack.Adjust
eachsidetodesiredposition.AlwaysseteachsidetotheSAMEangle.
Locatemanualjacksondischargeendofshakerandsetbasketatanyanglebetweenthehighestandlowestangle.
Resetfluidendpointbyadjustingbasketangleorbycarefulselectionofmeshsize.
NOTE:Alwaysoperateshakerwithlowestpossiblebasketangletomeetcapacityrequirements.Asteepincline
resultsinscreenoverloadanddecreasedscreenlife.
Do NOT use air/pneumatic
ratchet or wrench to adjust
thedeckanglejack.
ATTENTION
Figure16
Basket(DeckAngle)
Adjustable
Between3
Degrees&
+3Degrees
11/4
Nut
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SHAKER SPEED

Theshakerisdesignedtooperateat1,500rpm(with50Hz
motor)or1,800rpm(with60Hzmotor)inbothwaterand
oilbasedmud.

Motor Control Panels
Themotorcontrolpanelhasaselectorswitchfor
Normal(Progressiveelliptical)andCapacity(Balanced
Elliptical)operation(RefertoFigure17).
Switchbetweenbalancedellipticalandprogressive
ellipticalmotiontochangethemotionofthe
shaker(RefertoFigure18).

EQUIPMENT START-UP
Ensurescreensareproperlyinstalledandfirmlywedgedinto
place(RefertoFigure19).
WetscreenswithbasefluidPRIORtorunningdrillingfluid.
Ensureagateisplacedatanyunusedeffluentstreamoutlet
(oftheskid),anddesiredoutletisunobstructed.
Checkallelectricalconnections.
TurntheselectorswitchonthecontrolpaneltoNormalorCapacity
mode,dependingonthedrillingparameters.TheCapacity,or
balancedellipticalmodeeffectivelyprocesseshighvolumesolids.
TheNormal,orprogressiveellipticalmodeproducesdriercuttings
andmaximizesdrillingfluidrecovery.
PushSTARTbuttononcontrolpaneltostartshaker.
Allowfluidtoflowovershakerscreens.
NOTE:Applyflowoffluidslowlyatfirsttoavoidfloodingscreens.
Keepfluidendpointat75%coverageofthescreeningsurface
foroptimalperformance.
ATTENTION
Unit shutdown is NOT
necessary when switching
between the balanced
elliptical and progressive
ellipticalmotions.
ATTENTION
Make sure all objects (such
as tools) are clear from
equipmentBEFOREstarting
theunit.)
Figure17
MotorControlPanel
GreenSTART
Button
RedSTOP
Button
Normal/Capacity
SelectorSwitch
WARNING
Keep all guards in
place at all times to
avoid exposure to
parts rotating at high
speeds. While power is on,
severe injury can occur if
hands or feet reach inside
theunit.
Figure19
Screens&WedgesFirmlyInPlace
Figure18
OperationSelectorSwitch
InCapacityMode
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CONTROLLED SHUTDOWN
Closeoffflowtofeeder.
Continuetorununituntildrillingfluidalreadyonscreensisprocessed.
Thoroughlycleanbasketsandscreensusingappropriatebasefluid.
PushSTOPbuttononthestart/stopstation.
NOTE:DoNOTuseasqueegeeoranyotherforeignobjecttocleanscreens.
NOTE:Ifunitisoutofuseforlongperiods,remove;cleanthoroughly;dry;and,eitherreplaceinitsboxorstoreall
screensinasafe,dryarea.
SCREEN HANDLING

SCREEN INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
MongooseProunitshavefourpretensionedscreensandtenwedgespershakerbasket(withtwosparesonthecable
tower).Oncescreensareplacedonthescreenbed,wedgesaredrivenbetweeneachscreenedgeandsupportbarson
shakersidewalls.Thescreenbedisslightlycrownedatthecentercausingscreenframestobowwhenwedgesare
forcedinplace.Thispreventsscreensfromwhippingupanddownduringshakeroperation.
Changing / Installing Screens
Stopflowofdrillingfluidtoshaker.Whileshakerisrunning,wash
downscreens.Cleanallcuttingsandsolidsbuilduparoundinside
ofdeckandwedges.
Shutdownshaker.
Eachscreenissecuredinplacebytwowedges,oneperside.Alwaysremovewedgeswitharubbermallet
(RefertoFigure20foranalternativetechnique).
Striketophandlesectionofwedgestoloosenthem.
CAUTION
Follow ALL safety
instructions. Use proper
PPE equipment when using
steam or pressure
equipment.
ATTENTION
Wash down screen area
PRIOR to installing new
shakerscreens.
WARNING
Performlockout/tag
out procedures to
isolate unit from the
rigpowersupply.
ATTENTION
Usearubbermallettoavoid
damagetowedges.
Figure20
UseExtraWedgesWithAMallet
ToLoosenScreenWedges
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Removescreenpanel.Screenpanelsareremovedandinstalledone
atatime.Placethescreenwedgesinthewedgeholders,locatedon
thecabletower,topreventlosingthemduringscreenchanges(Refer
toFigure21).
NOTE:Repeatthefollowingstepsforeachadditionalscreenpanel.
WedgesforthesecondscreenfromthefeedendareREVERSED
foreasierinstallation.
Washdownscreenbedandgasketpriortoinstallingnewscreens.
Laynewscreenintoshakerdeck.Positiononewedge
betweenscreenedgeandsupportbaronshakerside
wall(RefertoFigure23).Positionanotherwedgeon
theoppositesideinsamemannerandhammertight
(RefertoFigure22).DONOThammerwedgestootightly.
WetdownnewscreenswithbasefluidPRIORtouseofdrilling
fluidstoproperlyconditionscreenmesh.
Screen Washing & Blinding
Screens Plugged With Solids

Washscreensfrombacksideusingbasefluidwith
thescreensREMOVEDfromshaker.
Changescreenstoafinermesh.
Screen Storage
Storescreensinoriginalcardboardpackagingtoprotectscreenmesh.
Horizontalorverticalstackingispermissible.
ATTENTION
Replace any deck gaskets
that are worn, cracked or
hardened.
ATTENTION
Both wedges must be in
position PRIOR to
hammering them tight.
Failuretodosowillprevent
the second wedge from
beingstarted.
CAUTION
Follow all safety
instructions. Use all
recommended PPE when
cleaningtheshaker.
ATTENTION
Wash screens with an
appropriate medium
BEFORE shaker unit is shut
down to avoid plugging or
binding of the screen
meshes by dried solids.
NEVER use a wire or stiff
fiberbrushonthescreens.
ATTENTION
Always wash screens
PRIOR to storing them to
avoidmechanicaldamage.
Figure21
MongooseProCableTower
WithWedgeHolders
Figure22
ScreenWedgeSecuredtoUnit
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SECTION 4.0: PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

SAFETY RELATED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
ThefollowingproceduresexplainbasictasksthatwillhelpextendtheservicelifeoftheMongoosePro*shaleshaker.
MISWACOrecommendsoperatorscomplywiththeseprocedurestoensuretheunitoperatesatitspeakefficiency.
Cleanallpartsandworkarea.
BlockupandsecureheavypartsBEFOREworkingbeneathunitorparts.
Whereheavyliftingisinvolved,alwaysseekassistance.
RemoveallscreensBEFOREanyworkiscarriedoutonshaker.
Ensurealltools,oldparts,nuts,bolts,washers,etc.areremovedBEFORErestartingunitaftermaintenance.
DoNOTweldonanypartofbasketassembly.
Useonlyqualifiedpersonneltoperformmaintenance.
Visuallyexamineunitforsignsofwearand/ordamage.Repair/replaceasnecessary.
Cleanunitremovinganysolidsbuildup.
Performaudiblechecks,investigatingasnecessary.
MOTOR MAINTENANCE

NOTE:RefertotheMartinMotomagneticOperatorsManualintheInstallation,Operation&Maintenance(IOM)
manualfordetailedmaintenancetothevibrator.Installationofvibratorshouldbedonebyacertified
electrician.
Lubricate Motor Bearings (Every 3000 Operational Hours)
Removeplugs(oneforeachbearing)andinsertan
1/8NPTZerkgreasefitting(RefertoFigure23).
Pump1.41ounces(40g)oflubricantintoeachbearingfornormal,
bearingsurfacetemperaturesbelow195F(91C).DoNOTovergrease.
ATTENTION
Only use Kluber Isoflex
Topas NB 52 lubricant for
bearings. Failure to do so
will void the motor
manufacturerwarranty.
shutdown before
starting ANY parts
replacement procedure.
Lockout / tag out the unit.
Have a certified electrician
verifythatthepowersupplies
areisolatedbeforeperforming
ANY maintenance on the
shaker.
WARNING
Figure23
GreaseFittings(Circled)
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Motor Bolt Torque Procedure
NOTE:Thereareatotalofsixmotorboltsoneach
motorwhicharetorquedtotheproper
requirementswhenshippedfromfactory.
Usinga30mmsocket(3/4drive)witha200mm(8)
extension,applyatorqueof435Nm(320ft.lb.)toall
motormountingbolts,torquingtheboltsinorder16
(RefertoFigure24).
Verifyanddocumentmotorbolttorqueevery672hours
oronetimepermonthofoperationforboltsalreadyin
useinthefield.
Motor - Electrical Connections (Isolators)
Anytimemotorleadsarechangedorcableisreplaced,ensureblack
neoprenevibrationisolatorsareinstalledproperlyBEFOREoperatingunit.
Installthethinisolatorfirst(RefertoFigure25).
Connectmotorleadstothecorrectterminals.
Placethethickisolatorontopofmotorleads(RefertoFigure26).
Replacecoverandtightenbolts.

CAUTION
While the isolators are
removable, they should
alwaysbeinplacewhenthe
unit is in use to protect the
electrical connections in the
motor. Failure to do so
causes premature failure of
the wiring and could also
causethemountingpoststo
break.
WARNING
NEVER reuse the motor
installationhardware(bolts,
washers and nuts).
ALWAYS use new
hardware. Retorque new
bolts after the first FOUR
hoursofoperatingtime.
Figure25
ThinIsolatorMotorLeadsShowing
Figure26
ThickIsolatorMotorLeads
NotShowing
Figure24
MotorBoltsTorquePattern
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ISOLATION SPRINGS
NOTE:Therearefourisolationspringsperbasket(RefertoFigure27).
Inspection for Fatigue & Replacement
Checkeachspringforsignsoffatigueorfractureevery3months,orif
theshakerbasketistiltingsidetosideandcuttingsarerunningtoone
sideofthebasket.
Checkforspringfatiguebysettingbasketlevelandmeasuretheheightofeachspring.
Thefronttwospringsshouldbesameheight,andthebacktwospringsshouldbesameheight.
NOTE:Heightofbackspringsmaydifferfromheightof
frontsprings.
Replacing Springs
Removefeeder.
Liftbasket(withproperliftingdevice)toremoveweight
fromsprings.ALWAYSremoveweightfromspringsbefore
attemptingtochangethem.
Therearspringsrequireconsiderableefforttoremove.
Thefrontspringsslideoutforreplacement.
GREASING DECK ADJUSTMENT JACK
Thedeckangleadjustmentjackshaveagreasefitting
locatedonthedischargesideofthejack(RefertoFigure28).
Onceamonth,apply10shotsofmultipurposegreaseinto
greasefitting(circledinblack).
Rundeckangleadjustmentupanddowntwicetoallowgrease
penetrationtojackinnerscrew.

Figure27
SpringEnclosedinNitrileBoot
ATTENTION
Springs are covered with a
protective black nitrile
boot serving as a safety
precaution against bare
springs, which are a
potential pinch point (Refer
toFigure27).
Figure28
GreaseFitting
Deck
Angle
Indicator
Grease
Fitting
Red
Indicator
Pointer
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RECOMMENDED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
TABLE 4.1: RECOMMENDED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

Item Task Interval
Motors GreaseMotorsoperatingatnormaltemperature 3000hrs.runtime
GreaseMotorsoperatingabove70C(158F) greaseevery1500hrsruntime
ElectricalCables Checkforwearanddamage. Weekly
ScreenGaskets Checkforcracks. Monthly
DeckAdjustment
System
Checkforfullupanddowntravel. Monthly
SupportSprings Checkforunevencompression. Monthly
ScreenHoldDown
Bar
Checkscrewsfortightness. Monthly
GasketGrommets Checkforholding. Monthly
FlowControl
Gates
Checkforfreeoperation. Monthly
NutsandBolts Checkfortightness. Monthly
MotorBolts Verifypropertorque. Monthly
DeckAdjustment
System
Greasejackfitting. Monthly
NOTE:Timeintervalsaboveassumecontinuousshakerrunningoperation.
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SECTION 5.0: TROUBLESHOOTING

TABLE 5.1: TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE
Symptom
Probable
Cause
Corrective
Action
Screenwedgecomesloose. Wedgenotproperlyinstalled.
Ensurewedgeisfullyengaged.
Solidsunderscreenorwedge.
Solidsaremigratingtoonesideofthe
basketornotdischargingproperly.
Unitnotlevel. Levelunit.
Shakermakesunusualloudnoises.
Motorboltsloose. Checkmotorbolts.
Wedge(s)loose. Checkandreinstallwedges.
Vibratorbearingsworn. Replacemotor.
Improperclearancebetweenbasketand
skid.
Determineandfixcauseofinterference.
Loosefastenersorhardware. Locateandtighten.
Bypassstuck. Cakedmudonunit. Cleanunit.
Mudbuildsuponscreenortoomuch
spillsoverdischarge
Incorrectdeckangle. Adjustdeckangle.
Screenmeshtoofine. Changetoacoarsermeshscreen.
Mudbuildsupatbackedgeofscreen. Screenclothtensionlooseonscreen. Replacescreenpanel.
Vibratoroverheating(70overambient
temperature.)
Bearingoutofgrease Servicebearings.
Bearingwornout. Replacemotor.
CAUTION

ThefollowingactionsMUSTbeperformedbyacertifiedelectrician.
Vibratorsfailtorotate. Mainsupplydown.
Checksupplytocontrolbox.
EnsureisolatorisON.
Checksupplyfuses.
Onevibratorfailstorotate.
Damagedwiring. Checkwiring.
Damagedvibrator. Checkvibrator.
Damagedthermaloverload. Checkthermaloverload.
Shakerstops. Controlstripped. Checkcircuitbreakersandthermal
overloadswithincontrolpanel.

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SECTION 6.0: MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES

SCREEN GASKET REPLACEMENT
Washandremoveallscreensfromshaker.
NOTE:Periodiccleaningofshakerkeepstheunitrunningattopefficiency.Washscreenseachtimeshakerisshut
down.
Washdeckareathoroughly.Ensurescreenbedisclean.
Removehardwareandthenremoverubberscreengasketswithbars.
NOTE:Replacescreendeckrubberscreengasketswhensignsofcrackingorhardeningarepresent.
Grommet Replacement
NOTE:Replaceplasticgrommetswhenrubberscreengasketisreplaced
(RefertoFigure29).
Placegrommetintherectangularslotandpressdowntolockintoposition.
Thoroughlycleanscreendeck.
Laynewscreengasketintoplaceandinstallscreenbarontopofgasket.
NOTE:Ifnecessary,aligngrommetswithscrewholesinscreenbarusingasmall
screwdriver.
TightenallscrewswithaNo.2Phillipsheadscrewdriverbit.Ensurethelipof
thegasketistighttoscreenbar.
Figure29
PlasticGrommet
Pressdowntolock
grommetintoplace.
ATTENTION
Failure to replace worn or
hardened screen gaskets
can result in damage to the
screenbed.
CAUTION
Do NOT over tighten
screws. The grommets may
pulloutofthescreendeckif
they are subjected to excess
torque.
shutdown. Disconnect
and lockout/tag out
the power supply to the
controlpanel.
WARNING
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ISOLATION SPRING REPLACEMENT PROCEDURES
NOTE:MISWACOrecommendsreplacingthefourmainbasketspringeverytwelvemonths.Ifonespringappears
morecompressedthantheothers,replacerightaway.RemoveallweightfromspringsBEFOREchanging
them.
Oncebasketislifted,removetopandbottomboltssecuringspring
spool(RefertoFigure30).Springsslideoutforreplacement.
VIBRATOR REMOVAL & INSTALLATION
NOTE:Documentwirecolorstospecificterminals
inmotorjunctionboxBEFORE
disconnecting.
Disconnecting Cable Gland
Disconnectterminalsfrommotors.
Loosenandslidenutlocatedoncablegland
overmotorcable(RefertoFigure31).
Loosencablegland.
Carefullypulloutallwiresinmotor
junctionbox,avoidingdamageto
connectorsandwires.
Whenmotorcableisremovedfromjunction
box,removeallfittingsattachingthecable
glandtothemotor.
CAUTION
Lift the basket (with the
proper lifting device) to
remove weight from the
springs.
CAUTION
Follow all of the safety
instructions. Use of PPE is
required during the
installation and removal of
vibratorymotors.
Ensure power to the
control panel is
switched OFF and the
lockout/tag out procedures
are followed. These actions
MUST be performed by a
certifiedelectrician.
WARNING
Figure30
TopSpringBolt
CAUTION
Operators may need to
loosenorremovethefeeder
box to access feed end
springforreplacement.
Figure31
CableGlands(Arrowed)&LiftingPoints(Circled)
9091120 (--) 25
Lifting & Moving Vibrators
Hookproperliftingdevicetomotorliftingpoints.
Removemotorboltsandhardware.
NOTE:NotemotorwireinletlocationanddirectiononjunctionboxBEFOREremovingmotor.
Removemotor.
Installing/Replacing Motor
Cleanbottomofvibratorfeet.
Ensuremotorplateisalsoclean.
Liftvibratorinplaceusingproperliftingequipment.
Alignmotorwireinletlocationinthesamespotas
before.Installnewmotormountinghardware.
Handtightenallbolts.
Applyinitialtorqueof160ft./lbs.(217Nm)toallmotorbolts.
Applyafinaltorqueof320ft./lbs.(434Nm)toallmotorbolts.
Reinstallallfittingsintothemotorwireinletinthesameorderastheywereremoved.Feedwiresinto
fittings.Ensurewiresarenotdamagedortwistedinsidetheelbow.
Connectelectriccabletovibratorusingappropriateglands.
Tightennut,thencordgripontocablegland.
Reconnectwirestocorrectterminals.Reinstalljunctionboxcoverandtightenbolts.
Retorquemotormountingboltsafterrunningmotorsfor4hours.
Ifthevibratorhasadjustableeccentricweights,fixcounterweightsatasettingof100%.
Recheckmotorrotation.
NOTE:Topmotors(onepieceweights)arefixedat100%.Verifybottomswingmotorsaresetat100%.
Ensure power to the
control panel is
switched OFF and
the lockout / tag out
procedures are followed.
Only a qualified electrician
canperformconnectionand
disassembly procedures
withthisunit.
WARNING
ATTENTION
NEVERdent,strike,mar,or
grind ANYTHING against
themotormountingsurface
or the motor plate. Damage
to either will render the
equipment inoperable.
NEVER reuse motor
installation hardware.
Always use new bolts.
Check and retorque new
bolts after the first four
hoursofoperationtime.
ATTENTION
DoNOTrunshakers
with one or more
motor mounting
bolts missing or improperly
torqued. Failure to follow
these guidelines can result
in motor malfunction,
causing extensive damage
orinjury.
ATTENTION
Liftinglugsonthevibratory
motors are designed to lift
the motor, NOT the
Mongoose Pro. Do NOT,
under any circumstances,
attempt to lift the unit or
basket assembly by the
vibratorymotorliftinglugs.
CAUTION
Motors are heavy. Each
motor weighs 293 lb (133
kg). Apply a small amount
of tension to the lifting
device to keep the motors
from falling during motor
boltremoval.
CAUTION
BEFORE installing a
vibratory motor, ensure the
vibratory motor mounting
area is absolutely clean and
undamaged.
ATTENTION
Note the orientation of
motor bolts. The head of
each bolt is on the INSIDE
of the motor plate. The nut
is on the OUTSIDE of the
motorplate.
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ELEVATOR JACK REPLACEMENT
Raisebasketenoughtorelieveweightoffofspringandremovespring.
Loosenandremove12mmhardwareatbaseofelevatorjackwitha
19mmwrenchorsocketwithextensions(RefertoFigure32).Remove
springsupportbracketandpointerfromelevatorjack.
Notethepositionofthe3/8thicksteelspacerunderneatheachjackshardwarebase.
Reinstallspringsupportandpointeronnewelevatorjackinthesamepreviousposition.Mountnewelevator
jackonindicatorplate.Install12mmhardwareandhandtighten.
Ensurepointerdoesnotinterferewithindicatorplatewhenjackelevates.Aonequarterinch(1/4)gapis
preferred.
Inspectandreinstallspring.Whenspringisloweredbackinposition,makesuretheurethanespringspoolisin
place.
SHAKER WASH DOWN PROCEDURES
Normal Daily Wash Down Procedures
Usebasefluidandthoroughlyhosedownentireunitwithscreensinplaceandshakerrunningtocompletely
removeallsolidsfromscreensurface.
Whenunitisclean,shutoffpowerandremoveallscreensandsetthemaside.Continuewashingshaker.
Cleanscreenbedareaextremelywellensuringsealareaisfreeofdrillingfluidthatcancausebypassaround
screenframelater.
Washscreenstoremovestickysolids.
NOTE:Whencleaningwithapressurewasher,keepthenozzleanadequatedistancefromthescreenstoprevent
tearingthemesh.
CAUTION
Useproperliftingguidelines.
CAUTION
Followallsafetyinstructions.
Use of PPE is required
during shaker wash down
procedures.
WARNING
shutdown before
starting ANY parts
replacement procedure or
generalmaintenance.Lockout/
tagouttheunit.
Figure32
OverheadViewofHardware
Base
9091120 (--) 27
Wash Down After Circulation of Completion Fluids
FollowtheNormalDailyWashDownprocedureslistedpreviously.
Lifttheshakerbaskettoitshighestuphillangleandthoroughlywashinteriorofbasket.
NOTE:Thereshouldbenoscreensinthebasket
Washscreensseparately.
CAUTION
Completion fluids typically
contain a higher amount of
chlorides and are usually
highly corrosive. Therefore, it
isextremelyimportanttocarry
out an extensive wash down
after circulation of completion
fluidsisfinished.
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9091120 (--) 29

SECTION 7.0: RIG CRITICAL SPARE PARTS LIST (RSPL)

RIG CRITICAL
SPARE PARTS LIST
30 9091120(--)

Figure33
MongooseProAssembly

9091120 (--) 31
TABLE 7.1: RIG CRITICAL SPARE PARTS LIST FOR MONGOOSE PRO
Item
Number
Part
Number
Description Qty.
1
6912525 MOTOR2.5HP220240/440480V,FIXEDWEIGHT60/3/180070FRAME
1 6905525 MOTOR2.5HP220240/380415V,FIXEDWEIGHT50/3/150070FRAME
6920525 MOTOR2.5HP575600V,FIXEDWEIGHT60/3/180070FRAME
2 05244 LOCKWASHERSCHNORRM20MARTIN#513014 6
3 9360007 SPRINGCOIL7 4
4 1345015 WASHERFLATBLACKENEDF436X115/32ODHARDENED 12
5 041704 SCREWHEXHEADPLATEDM201.5X120MMLGGRADE10.9 6
6 1305055 NUTHEXPLATEDM20X1.5,35mmGRD10.9BLACKTRICHROMATEPLTD 6
7 BM6K80290 SPRINGSPOOL 8
8 5837001 GASKET,MONGOOSEFLATPANELSCREEN 4
9 5895001 WEDGE,MONGOOSESCREENCLAMPING 8
10 07415 GROMMETSCREW.273SQUAREPANELHOLE 56
11 1441471 #8FLATHEADSHEETMETALSCREWWITHSQUAREDRIVE 56
12 7150018 CONTACTOR,REVERSING 1
13 7152032 RELAY,THERMALOVERLOAD(5.57.5) 2
14
7790017 TRANSFORMER460V
1 7790019 TRANSFORMER575V
15 7150063 POWERDISTRIBUTIONBLOCK 1
16 8265105 EMITTERPLASTICVCI105 1
17 7150016 RELAYBASE 1
18 7150015 RELAY,DPDT10A120VAC 1
19 7510037 CIRCUITBREAKER,2POLE,1A 1

32 9091120(--)

Figure34
MongooseProDualUnit

9091120 (--) 33

TABLE 7.2: RIG CRITICAL RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS LIST FOR DUAL SHAKERS*
Item
Number
Part
Number
Description Qty.
1
14
21 3914037 GASKET,FEEDERBOXCOMMONPOSSUMBELLY 2
22 3914036 GASKET,POSSUMBELLYTRANSITIONDUALSHAKER 1
23 06247 ROLLPINDIAMETERX1.50LG 1
*Refer to Figure 33 for Spare Parts 1-20

34 9091120(--)

Figure35
MongooseProTripleUnit

9091120 (--) 35

TABLE 7.3: RIG CRITICAL RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS LIST FOR TRIPLE SHAKERS*
Item
Number
Part
Number
Description Qty.
1
6
1305055 NUTHEXPLATEDM20X1.5,35mmGRD10.9BLACKTRICHROMATE
PLTD 12
14
21 06247 ROLLPINDIAMETERX1.50LG 1
22 041509 HHCSM12X70MMLGWITHFULLTHREADS 10
23 3916067 GASKET,FULLFACEANSIFLANGE,150LBS.,10 1
24 1493003 HHCSM243.0X90MM,BLACKTRICHROMATEPLATED 12
25 03412 HEXNUTM24 12
26 3914035 GASKET,TRANSITIONBYPASSPOSSUMBELLY 1
27 3914037 GASKET,FEEDERBOXCOMMONPOSSUMBELLY 3

36 9091120(--)
Figure36
MongooseProQuadUnit

9091120 (--) 37

TABLE 7.4: RIG CRITICAL RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS LIST FOR QUAD SHAKERS*

Item
Number
Part
Number
Description Qty.
1
14
21 05294 FLATWASHERM20 152
22 041684 HHCSM202.5X90MMLG,GRADE10.9,BLACKTRICHROMATEPLATED 76
24 03435 HEXNUTM202.5BLACKTRICHROMATEPLATED 76
25 3916067 GASKET,FULLFACEANSIFLANGE150LBS.,10 3
26
5647011 VALVE,BUTTERFLY12WAFERBODYWITHHANDLE&10POSITION
THROTTLEPLATE
2
27
5644042 VALVE,BUTTERFLY10WAFERBODYWITHHANDLE&10POSITION
THROTTLEPLATE
4
28 05308 FLATWASHERM24REGULAR 216
29 1493001 SCREWHEXHEAD,GRADE8.8,BLACKTRICHROMATEPLATED 12
30 05309 SPLITLOCKWASHERM24 108
31 03412 HEXNUTM24 108
32
1493002 SCREWHEADM243.0X180MM,GRADE8.8,BLACKTRICHROMATE
PLATED
72
33 1493003 HHCSM243.0X90MM,BLACKTRICHROMATEPLATED 24

38 9091120(--)

SECTION 8.0: ELECTRICAL SCHEMATICS

ELECTRICAL
SCHEMATICS
9091120 (--) 39
WIRING SCHEMATIC 2 MOTOR/UL 380-415V

40 9091120(--)
WIRING SCHEMATIC 2 MOTOR/ATEX 440-480V

9091120 (--) 41
550 600V WIRING SCHEMATIC 2 MOTOR

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M-I SWACO MONGOOSE PRO USER GUIDE

TABLE 1.1: SAFETY WARNING ICONS & EXPLANATIONS

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE)

FLUID DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

M-I SWACO MONGOOSE PRO USER GUIDE

M-I SWACO MONGOOSE PRO USER GUIDE

PRESERVATION & STORAGE

Storage of Commissioned Equipment

SECTION 3.0: OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

ADJUSTABLE PARAMETERS DURING NORMAL OPERATING CONDITIONS

Basket (Deck) Angle

CHANGING BASKET (DECK) ANGLE

Changing / Installing Screens

Screen Washing & Blinding

Screens Plugged With Solids

SECTION 4.0: PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE

Lubricate Motor Bearings (Every 3000 Operational Hours)

Motor Bolt Torque Procedure

Motor - Electrical Connections (Isolators)

Inspection for Fatigue & Replacement

GREASING DECK ADJUSTMENT JACK

RECOMMENDED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

TABLE 4.1: RECOMMENDED PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

MONGOOSE PRO USER GUIDE M-I SWACO

SECTION 6.0: MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES

VIBRATOR REMOVAL & INSTALLATION

Disconnecting Cable Gland

Lifting & Moving Vibrators

ELEVATOR JACK REPLACEMENT

SHAKER WASH DOWN PROCEDURES

Normal Daily Wash Down Procedures

Wash Down After Circulation of Completion Fluids

MONGOOSE PRO USER GUIDE M-I SWACO

M-I SWACO MONGOOSE PRO USER GUIDE

M-I SWACO MONGOOSE PRO USER GUIDE

MONGOOSE PRO USER GUIDE M-I SWACO

M-I SWACO MONGOOSE PRO USER GUIDE

WIRING SCHEMATIC 2 MOTOR/UL 380-415V

M-I SWACO MONGOOSE PRO USER GUIDE

WIRING SCHEMATIC 2 MOTOR/ATEX 440-480V

550 600V WIRING SCHEMATIC 2 MOTOR

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