This document provides an operations manual for a JBA Multi-Coupler system. It includes sections on safety instructions, installation, maintenance, and parts lists. The manual emphasizes safe and proper use of the equipment according to standards and guidelines.
The document discusses the objectives and operating principles of a speed frame machine. It provides details on the group members working on a presentation about speed frames. The key objectives of the speed frame are drafting, twisting, and winding roving onto bobbins. It describes the drafting system, which uses multiple rollers and aprons to draft and condense sliver. Twist is imparted using a flyer and spindle, and roving is wound onto bobbins using the bobbin leading principle. Potential faults on the machine are also listed.
This document summarizes the carding process and modern developments in carding machines. It discusses the history and definition of carding, the steps and actions that take place in a carding machine. Two main models of carding machines are described - the Rieter C4 and C70 machines, and the Laxmi Machinery Works LC300 and LC363/361 machines. The Rieter and LMW machines are compared in terms of their specifications, features, and technological developments.
The document discusses various aspects of warping, which is the process of winding yarn onto beams to create a warp. It describes the objectives of warping as uniformly spacing individual yarn ends across the full width to create a warp of specified length and width. The types of warping discussed are beam warping, pattern band or drum warping, and ball warping. Key components of warping machines like the creel, headstock, and pressure roller are also outlined. The document provides details on various creel types, requirements for good warping, potential defects in warped beams, and importance of warping for weaving.
There are several types of tensioning devices that are used in the winding process. Tensioning devices are used to apply the required tension to yarn as it passes through different parts of the machine. This helps reduce yarn breakage during weaving and allows the weaving process to be completed successfully. The main types of tensioning devices are defined by the working member that contacts the yarn and by the working principle employed. Common working principles include capstan, additive, combined, and automatic tensioning. The appropriate tensioning device is selected based on factors like maintaining uniform tension, ease of use, durability, and cost.
Study on functions of different parts of circular knitting machine.pptx (1)SanyBarua
This document presents a study on the functions of different parts of a circular knitting machine. It begins with an introduction on circular knitting machines and the different types. It then discusses the various parts of a circular knitting machine, including needles, cylinder, cam, cam box, sinker, and VDQ pulley. For each part, it provides a brief description and image. The document concludes that modern machines now feature on-board computers to monitor and control important functions like speed and detect issues.
The document discusses different types of looms and their weft insertion mechanisms, including projectile looms, rapier looms, air jet looms, and multiphase looms. It describes the torsion bar picking mechanism of projectile looms and covers topics like weft insertion, selvedges, classifications of double rapier looms, air treatment systems for air jet looms, and calculations for fabric and yarn production.
Assignment on parameter of different parts of ring frame machine of yarn iiPartho Biswas
The document discusses key parameters of different parts of a ring frame machine. It describes the functions of the apron, drafting system, ring and traveler. Parameters like roller diameter and pressure, apron and cradle lengths, ring diameter and lift, traveler size and number are discussed in detail for different yarn counts. The ideal twist multiplier for different fiber types and end uses is also covered.
The comber is a machine that prepares cotton fibers for spinning into yarn by removing short fibers and impurities. It improves the quality characteristics of yarns such as evenness, strength, and cleanliness. To achieve these quality improvements, the comber must eliminate short fibers, remaining impurities, and neps from the fiber material while forming an optimal sliver. Modern comber preparation systems use a draw frame followed by a sliver doubling machine like a UniLap to prepare uniform batts for feeding into rectilinear combers, which have stationary detaching rollers and swinging nippers to further clean and parallelize the fibers.
The document discusses the objectives and operating principles of a speed frame machine. It provides details on the group members working on a presentation about speed frames. The key objectives of the speed frame are drafting, twisting, and winding roving onto bobbins. It describes the drafting system, which uses multiple rollers and aprons to draft and condense sliver. Twist is imparted using a flyer and spindle, and roving is wound onto bobbins using the bobbin leading principle. Potential faults on the machine are also listed.
This document summarizes the carding process and modern developments in carding machines. It discusses the history and definition of carding, the steps and actions that take place in a carding machine. Two main models of carding machines are described - the Rieter C4 and C70 machines, and the Laxmi Machinery Works LC300 and LC363/361 machines. The Rieter and LMW machines are compared in terms of their specifications, features, and technological developments.
The document discusses various aspects of warping, which is the process of winding yarn onto beams to create a warp. It describes the objectives of warping as uniformly spacing individual yarn ends across the full width to create a warp of specified length and width. The types of warping discussed are beam warping, pattern band or drum warping, and ball warping. Key components of warping machines like the creel, headstock, and pressure roller are also outlined. The document provides details on various creel types, requirements for good warping, potential defects in warped beams, and importance of warping for weaving.
There are several types of tensioning devices that are used in the winding process. Tensioning devices are used to apply the required tension to yarn as it passes through different parts of the machine. This helps reduce yarn breakage during weaving and allows the weaving process to be completed successfully. The main types of tensioning devices are defined by the working member that contacts the yarn and by the working principle employed. Common working principles include capstan, additive, combined, and automatic tensioning. The appropriate tensioning device is selected based on factors like maintaining uniform tension, ease of use, durability, and cost.
Study on functions of different parts of circular knitting machine.pptx (1)SanyBarua
This document presents a study on the functions of different parts of a circular knitting machine. It begins with an introduction on circular knitting machines and the different types. It then discusses the various parts of a circular knitting machine, including needles, cylinder, cam, cam box, sinker, and VDQ pulley. For each part, it provides a brief description and image. The document concludes that modern machines now feature on-board computers to monitor and control important functions like speed and detect issues.
The document discusses different types of looms and their weft insertion mechanisms, including projectile looms, rapier looms, air jet looms, and multiphase looms. It describes the torsion bar picking mechanism of projectile looms and covers topics like weft insertion, selvedges, classifications of double rapier looms, air treatment systems for air jet looms, and calculations for fabric and yarn production.
Assignment on parameter of different parts of ring frame machine of yarn iiPartho Biswas
The document discusses key parameters of different parts of a ring frame machine. It describes the functions of the apron, drafting system, ring and traveler. Parameters like roller diameter and pressure, apron and cradle lengths, ring diameter and lift, traveler size and number are discussed in detail for different yarn counts. The ideal twist multiplier for different fiber types and end uses is also covered.
The comber is a machine that prepares cotton fibers for spinning into yarn by removing short fibers and impurities. It improves the quality characteristics of yarns such as evenness, strength, and cleanliness. To achieve these quality improvements, the comber must eliminate short fibers, remaining impurities, and neps from the fiber material while forming an optimal sliver. Modern comber preparation systems use a draw frame followed by a sliver doubling machine like a UniLap to prepare uniform batts for feeding into rectilinear combers, which have stationary detaching rollers and swinging nippers to further clean and parallelize the fibers.
This document contains a quiz on textile technology. It includes multiple choice objective questions, direct questions that require a short text response, open questions, and conversion problems. The topics covered include fibers, yarns, fabrics, manufacturing processes, and properties. There are a total of 30 multiple choice questions and 5 direct response questions. Conversion problems involve converting between units like ounces and grams, yards and centimeters, and kilograms and pounds.
Presentation on process control study in spinning dpt.Anchal Aneja
The document provides information about the blow room process in spinning mills. It discusses the objectives and processes that occur in the blow room like pre-opening, pre-cleaning, blending, fine opening and dedusting. It describes the machines used and parameters that need to be considered like beater type, speed, settings and production rate. The goal of the blow room is to supply clean and homogenous fibre tufts to the carding machine without damaging fibres.
The document introduces various types of special or fancy yarns. It begins by explaining that fancy yarns are produced through spinning, twisting, wrapping and other processes to create unique textures and optical effects. Some types of fancy yarns mentioned include marl yarn, spiral yarn, knop yarn, slub yarn, fasciated yarn, tape yarn, chainette yarn, and ribbon yarns. Each type is then defined and its uses or production process described. The document aims to provide an overview of different specialty yarns beyond basic spun yarns.
Method for measuring or investigation of fiber structureShawan Roy
This presentation discusses several methods for measuring fiber structure, including optical and X-ray diffraction, optical microscopy, electron microscopy, thermal analysis, and density measurements. It focuses on optical diffraction, X-ray diffraction, and electron diffraction techniques. These methods analyze fiber composition, length, thickness, and other properties by examining fiber diffraction patterns.
Flexural rigidity is a measure of a textile's bending stiffness. It is defined mathematically and depends on factors like the fiber's shape, shear modulus, linear density, and density. Flexural rigidity affects a textile's handle, drape, creasing, bending, and wear properties. For knitted fabrics, flexural rigidity is higher in the wale-wise direction due to the interlocking of wales. Flexural rigidity can be experimentally measured using a cantilever method, and is related to fabric properties like yarn diameter, number of yarns, and fabric modulus. A textile's flexural rigidity depends both on the stiffness of its constituent yarns and its
This document discusses different types of spinning systems used to process staple fibers into yarns. It describes the main types as ring spinning, compact spinning, open end spinning, and air jet spinning. For each type, it provides information on the typical yarn count ranges, fiber properties required, and basic processing steps. It also compares the production efficiency and quality differences between conventional and modern spinning systems. Finally, it discusses important factors to consider regarding fiber quality and its impact on yarn quality and production costs.
PLAB 3 fasa berfungsi untuk memutus litar arus bila terjadi kebocoran arus melalui pengesan voltan pada gelung sekunder. RCCB akan terpelantik jika arus masuk dan keluar tidak seimbang akibat kebocoran arus ke bumi. Dokumen ini menjelaskan prinsip kerja PLAB dan RCCB serta cara RCCB melindungi dari renjatan listrik.
This document discusses the parts and functions of a circular knitting machine. It outlines 23 main parts of the machine including the creel, pulley belt, tension disk, inlet and outlet stop motion, yarn guide, MPF wheel, MPF, feeder ring, disk drum, pattern wheel, feeder, needle track, needle, sinker, sinker ring, cam box, cam, Lycra attachment device, Lycra stop motion, cylinder, cylinder balancer, and air gun nozzle. It provides a brief description of the purpose and function of several key parts like the creel, VDQ pulley, tension disk, MPF, feeder, needle, and sinker. The objective is to understand how
The document provides information about warping processes. It discusses different types of warping machines including beam warping machines and sectional warping machines. It describes the components and functions of the creel and headstock. The creel holds supply packages in position for warping while the headstock contains mechanisms to control yarn speed and tension, and to wind the yarn onto the beam. Sectional warping is preferred for multi-colored warps as it develops the warp width in sections rather than all at once like beam warping. Control devices and stop motions are used to monitor for yarn breaks during warping.
This document discusses different types of weaving machines, including multiphase weaving machines. It describes wave shed and parallel shed multiphase looms. Wave shed looms have shuttles that travel in straight or circular paths, while parallel shed looms form successive parallel sheds across the warp. The fastest weaving machine is the Sulzer M8300 multiphase loom, which can produce up to 1500 meters of fabric per day at a production cost 25-30% lower than single phase looms.
Weaving Department about loom mechanism _unit_2ROHIT SINGH
The document provides information about different types of loom motions and shedding mechanisms used in weaving looms. It describes the primary motions of shedding, picking, and beating. It then discusses different types of sheds including bottom close shed, centre close shed, semi-open shed, and open shed. The rest of the document focuses on different mechanisms used to create the shed, specifically tappet shedding mechanism, dobby shedding mechanism, and jacquard shedding mechanism. It provides details on the working and advantages and disadvantages of tappet shedding mechanism.
Different types of Drafting Arrangements which is used in Spinning Mill.Niloy Ons
This document discusses drafting systems used in yarn manufacturing. It begins by defining drafting and its importance in the design process. It then describes two main types of drafting systems - spring loaded and pneumatic. Details are provided on the components, setup, and adjustment of these systems. The document further classifies drafting systems into regular systems without aprons and those with single, double, or multiple aprons. Examples are given for each category. In closing, roller drafting systems are identified as the most commercially successful due to attributes like versatility, simplicity, reliability, and ability to handle various fiber types and counts.
The document discusses an industrial visit presentation on an Autoconer Winding Machine. It provides definitions of winding types and auto cone winding machines. The auto cone winding machine transfers yarn from smaller packages to larger cones, removes faults like neps and slubs, and improves yarn quality. It features automatic splicing without knots and pneumatic tensioning. The machine functions to remove yarn faults and minimize imperfections. Atmospheric conditions for auto cone winding typically require 55-80% humidity and 22-39.5°C temperature.
The document summarizes the process of weaving fabric using a shuttle loom. It describes how woven fabric is produced by interlacing warp and weft yarns. The key steps in the weaving process are shedding to separate the warp yarns, picking where the shuttle inserts the weft, beat-up which uses a reed to pack the weft tightly against the warp, take-up to wind the woven fabric onto a roller, and let-off to unwind the warp yarns from the beam. The document is authored by Md. Reazul Islam, a textile engineering graduate from Daffodil International University in Bangladesh.
The document discusses water jet looms. It describes how water jet looms work by using a jet of water to insert the weft thread across the warp. This allows the looms to reach high production speeds of up to 2,000 picks per minute. The document outlines the key parts of a water jet loom and discusses their advantages in being quieter and more gentle on warp yarns compared to other loom types. However, it notes that water jet looms are best suited for hydrophobic fibers and cannot produce as wide a variety of fabrics.
The document discusses different types of stitches and their classification. It describes six main stitch classes (100-600) based on the method of stitch formation and intended use. Class 100 includes chain stitches used for temporary basting. Class 200 comprises hand-formed stitches. Class 300 is the lock stitch formed using an upper and lower thread. Class 400 involves multi-thread chain stitches. Class 500 covers overedge and serging stitches. Class 600 is the cover stitch used primarily for knits. Each class is explained in terms of thread count, properties, stitch diagrams and typical applications.
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Bobcat 743B Skid Steer Loader Service Repair Manual.pdff8usuejdkdmm
This document is a service manual that provides maintenance and repair procedures for a Bobcat loader model 742B or 743B. It contains sections on preventative maintenance, including replacing the air filter, adjusting belts, cleaning the cooling system, changing fluids, lubricating components, and inspecting various parts and systems. Safety instructions are provided at the beginning noting the importance of following proper procedures when servicing equipment to prevent injury.
This document contains a quiz on textile technology. It includes multiple choice objective questions, direct questions that require a short text response, open questions, and conversion problems. The topics covered include fibers, yarns, fabrics, manufacturing processes, and properties. There are a total of 30 multiple choice questions and 5 direct response questions. Conversion problems involve converting between units like ounces and grams, yards and centimeters, and kilograms and pounds.
Presentation on process control study in spinning dpt.Anchal Aneja
The document provides information about the blow room process in spinning mills. It discusses the objectives and processes that occur in the blow room like pre-opening, pre-cleaning, blending, fine opening and dedusting. It describes the machines used and parameters that need to be considered like beater type, speed, settings and production rate. The goal of the blow room is to supply clean and homogenous fibre tufts to the carding machine without damaging fibres.
The document introduces various types of special or fancy yarns. It begins by explaining that fancy yarns are produced through spinning, twisting, wrapping and other processes to create unique textures and optical effects. Some types of fancy yarns mentioned include marl yarn, spiral yarn, knop yarn, slub yarn, fasciated yarn, tape yarn, chainette yarn, and ribbon yarns. Each type is then defined and its uses or production process described. The document aims to provide an overview of different specialty yarns beyond basic spun yarns.
Method for measuring or investigation of fiber structureShawan Roy
This presentation discusses several methods for measuring fiber structure, including optical and X-ray diffraction, optical microscopy, electron microscopy, thermal analysis, and density measurements. It focuses on optical diffraction, X-ray diffraction, and electron diffraction techniques. These methods analyze fiber composition, length, thickness, and other properties by examining fiber diffraction patterns.
Flexural rigidity is a measure of a textile's bending stiffness. It is defined mathematically and depends on factors like the fiber's shape, shear modulus, linear density, and density. Flexural rigidity affects a textile's handle, drape, creasing, bending, and wear properties. For knitted fabrics, flexural rigidity is higher in the wale-wise direction due to the interlocking of wales. Flexural rigidity can be experimentally measured using a cantilever method, and is related to fabric properties like yarn diameter, number of yarns, and fabric modulus. A textile's flexural rigidity depends both on the stiffness of its constituent yarns and its
This document discusses different types of spinning systems used to process staple fibers into yarns. It describes the main types as ring spinning, compact spinning, open end spinning, and air jet spinning. For each type, it provides information on the typical yarn count ranges, fiber properties required, and basic processing steps. It also compares the production efficiency and quality differences between conventional and modern spinning systems. Finally, it discusses important factors to consider regarding fiber quality and its impact on yarn quality and production costs.
PLAB 3 fasa berfungsi untuk memutus litar arus bila terjadi kebocoran arus melalui pengesan voltan pada gelung sekunder. RCCB akan terpelantik jika arus masuk dan keluar tidak seimbang akibat kebocoran arus ke bumi. Dokumen ini menjelaskan prinsip kerja PLAB dan RCCB serta cara RCCB melindungi dari renjatan listrik.
This document discusses the parts and functions of a circular knitting machine. It outlines 23 main parts of the machine including the creel, pulley belt, tension disk, inlet and outlet stop motion, yarn guide, MPF wheel, MPF, feeder ring, disk drum, pattern wheel, feeder, needle track, needle, sinker, sinker ring, cam box, cam, Lycra attachment device, Lycra stop motion, cylinder, cylinder balancer, and air gun nozzle. It provides a brief description of the purpose and function of several key parts like the creel, VDQ pulley, tension disk, MPF, feeder, needle, and sinker. The objective is to understand how
The document provides information about warping processes. It discusses different types of warping machines including beam warping machines and sectional warping machines. It describes the components and functions of the creel and headstock. The creel holds supply packages in position for warping while the headstock contains mechanisms to control yarn speed and tension, and to wind the yarn onto the beam. Sectional warping is preferred for multi-colored warps as it develops the warp width in sections rather than all at once like beam warping. Control devices and stop motions are used to monitor for yarn breaks during warping.
This document discusses different types of weaving machines, including multiphase weaving machines. It describes wave shed and parallel shed multiphase looms. Wave shed looms have shuttles that travel in straight or circular paths, while parallel shed looms form successive parallel sheds across the warp. The fastest weaving machine is the Sulzer M8300 multiphase loom, which can produce up to 1500 meters of fabric per day at a production cost 25-30% lower than single phase looms.
Weaving Department about loom mechanism _unit_2ROHIT SINGH
The document provides information about different types of loom motions and shedding mechanisms used in weaving looms. It describes the primary motions of shedding, picking, and beating. It then discusses different types of sheds including bottom close shed, centre close shed, semi-open shed, and open shed. The rest of the document focuses on different mechanisms used to create the shed, specifically tappet shedding mechanism, dobby shedding mechanism, and jacquard shedding mechanism. It provides details on the working and advantages and disadvantages of tappet shedding mechanism.
Different types of Drafting Arrangements which is used in Spinning Mill.Niloy Ons
This document discusses drafting systems used in yarn manufacturing. It begins by defining drafting and its importance in the design process. It then describes two main types of drafting systems - spring loaded and pneumatic. Details are provided on the components, setup, and adjustment of these systems. The document further classifies drafting systems into regular systems without aprons and those with single, double, or multiple aprons. Examples are given for each category. In closing, roller drafting systems are identified as the most commercially successful due to attributes like versatility, simplicity, reliability, and ability to handle various fiber types and counts.
The document discusses an industrial visit presentation on an Autoconer Winding Machine. It provides definitions of winding types and auto cone winding machines. The auto cone winding machine transfers yarn from smaller packages to larger cones, removes faults like neps and slubs, and improves yarn quality. It features automatic splicing without knots and pneumatic tensioning. The machine functions to remove yarn faults and minimize imperfections. Atmospheric conditions for auto cone winding typically require 55-80% humidity and 22-39.5°C temperature.
The document summarizes the process of weaving fabric using a shuttle loom. It describes how woven fabric is produced by interlacing warp and weft yarns. The key steps in the weaving process are shedding to separate the warp yarns, picking where the shuttle inserts the weft, beat-up which uses a reed to pack the weft tightly against the warp, take-up to wind the woven fabric onto a roller, and let-off to unwind the warp yarns from the beam. The document is authored by Md. Reazul Islam, a textile engineering graduate from Daffodil International University in Bangladesh.
The document discusses water jet looms. It describes how water jet looms work by using a jet of water to insert the weft thread across the warp. This allows the looms to reach high production speeds of up to 2,000 picks per minute. The document outlines the key parts of a water jet loom and discusses their advantages in being quieter and more gentle on warp yarns compared to other loom types. However, it notes that water jet looms are best suited for hydrophobic fibers and cannot produce as wide a variety of fabrics.
The document discusses different types of stitches and their classification. It describes six main stitch classes (100-600) based on the method of stitch formation and intended use. Class 100 includes chain stitches used for temporary basting. Class 200 comprises hand-formed stitches. Class 300 is the lock stitch formed using an upper and lower thread. Class 400 involves multi-thread chain stitches. Class 500 covers overedge and serging stitches. Class 600 is the cover stitch used primarily for knits. Each class is explained in terms of thread count, properties, stitch diagrams and typical applications.
Catalog Omron, Catalog,
Catalog Thiết Bị Điện Omron, Catalog Thiết Bị Điện,
Catalog Biến Tần Omron, Catalog Điện Công Nghiệp,
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Chi tiết các sản phẩm khác của Omron tại https://dienhathe.com
Xem thêm các Catalog khác của Omron tại https://dienhathe.info
Để nhận báo giá sản phẩm Omron vui lòng gọi: 0907.764.966
Bobcat 743B Skid Steer Loader Service Repair Manual.pdff8usuejdkdmm
This document is a service manual that provides maintenance and repair procedures for a Bobcat loader model 742B or 743B. It contains sections on preventative maintenance, including replacing the air filter, adjusting belts, cleaning the cooling system, changing fluids, lubricating components, and inspecting various parts and systems. Safety instructions are provided at the beginning noting the importance of following proper procedures when servicing equipment to prevent injury.
Bobcat 742B Skid Steer Loader Service Repair Manual.pdff8usuejdkdmm
This document is a service manual that provides maintenance and repair procedures for a Bobcat loader model 742B or 743B. It contains sections on preventative maintenance, including replacing the air filter, adjusting belts, cleaning the cooling system, changing fluids, lubricating components, and inspecting various parts and systems. Safety instructions are provided at the beginning noting the importance of following proper procedures when servicing equipment to prevent injury.
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This document is a service manual that provides maintenance and repair instructions for Bobcat loaders. It contains several sections related to safety, preventative maintenance, hydraulic systems, drive systems, and more. The document emphasizes the importance of following all safety instructions when servicing equipment to avoid injury. It also provides contact information for ordering replacement manuals and safety equipment from the manufacturer.
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This document provides safety instructions for servicing a Bobcat loader. It warns that instructions are necessary before operating or servicing the machine and to follow all warnings and instructions in the manuals. It lists various safety items that must be checked after service or repair, such as ensuring the ROPS/FOPS is in good condition. It also lists publications that provide safety information, such as the operation and maintenance manual, safety signs on the machine, and safety videos. It emphasizes the importance of following all warnings and instructions for safety.
Schwinn 270 Recument Exercise bike ManualRita Swanson
The assembly instructions provide step-by-step directions to assemble an exercise bike. It involves attaching the stabilizers, seat frame, seat pads, console mast, pedals, and other components to the bike frame. Special attention should be paid to connecting cables correctly and not overtightening fasteners to avoid damage. Once assembled, the bike should be inspected to ensure all hardware is securely fastened before use.
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The assembly manual provides instructions to assemble an exercise bike. It involves 17 steps to attach all parts including the frame, seat, pedals, console, and stabilizers using various screws, bolts and other hardware. Safety warnings are provided throughout advising to use proper safety precautions during assembly. Assembly may require two people for some steps involving heavy or awkward parts.
This document provides instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of Baker Hughes Masoneilan 35002 Series Camflex II rotary control valves. It outlines safety information and guidelines for unpacking, installing, placing in service, disassembling, maintaining, reassembling, adjusting, and changing components of the valve. The document is intended to assist operators in addition to their normal procedures while not attempting to dictate specific processes.
This service manual provides information for servicing 2007 Softail models. It is organized into sections covering maintenance, chassis, engine, fuel system, electrical, and other components. The manual instructs technicians on inspection, repair, replacement procedures, and safety practices for servicing Harley-Davidson motorcycles.
- The drive provides motor thermal protection by calculating the I2t. This protects the motor against overloads by tripping the drive if the
calculated motor temperature exceeds a preset threshold.
- However, this protection only considers the motor's thermal time constant and does not account for external cooling such as a fan.
- For motors that rely on external cooling (e.g. fan-cooled motors), additional external protection against overloads is still required.
- The drive's internal I2t protection alone may not be sufficient, as it does not factor in the external cooling and actual motor temperature.
- An external motor protection device that monitors the motor temperature directly is recommended to fully protect fan-cooled motors from
The document provides operating instructions for the MICROMASTER 420 inverter. It includes sections on installation, commissioning, functions, troubleshooting, specifications, and options. The operating instructions give information on features, parameter structure, control modes, and troubleshooting help for the MICROMASTER 420. It also includes appendices on changing parts, applicable standards, and a list of abbreviations.
The document provides operating instructions for the MICROMASTER 420 inverter. It includes sections on installation, commissioning, functions, troubleshooting, specifications, and options. The operating instructions give information on features, parameter structure, control modes, and troubleshooting help for the MICROMASTER 420. It also provides details on electrical installation, safety instructions, and EMC guidelines.
The document is a user manual for NP-series programmable terminals that provides information on connecting, setting up, and using the terminals. It includes sections on intended audience, general precautions, safety precautions, precautions for safe and correct use, EMC directive conformance, and notation/terminology. The manual instructs personnel on the proper handling and installation of the terminals to ensure safe and compliant usage in industrial automation systems.
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This document provides installation and setup instructions for the Altivar 312 variable speed drive for asynchronous motors. It includes important safety information and warnings to read before installation. The documentation structure and steps for setting up the drive are outlined. Technical specifications for different drive models are provided, including ratings, dimensions, mounting instructions, and wiring details. A checklist and maintenance tips are also included.
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I also show how you can use a Unity app on an Meta Quest 3 to control the arm VR too.
You can find the GitHub repo and workshop instructions here;
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Google Calendar is a versatile tool that allows users to manage their schedules and events effectively. With Google Calendar, you can create and organize calendars, set reminders for important events, and share your calendars with others. It also provides features like creating events, inviting attendees, and accessing your calendar from mobile devices. Additionally, Google Calendar allows you to embed calendars in websites or platforms like SlideShare, making it easier for others to view and interact with your schedules.
3. CONTENTS PAGE
Customer acceptance and warranty registration__________________________________ 2
To the owner_______________________________________________________________ 3
Safety instructions__________________________________________________________ 4
Introduction_______________________________________________________________ 5
Standards_ ________________________________________________________________ 6
Qualification of operating personal____________________________________________ 7
Installation of multi-coupler_ _______________________________________________8-14
Circuit diagram____________________________________________________________ 15
Hydraulic installation_______________________________________________________ 16
Electrical installation_ ______________________________________________________ 17
Maintenance______________________________________________________________ 18
Maintenance and repair log__________________________________________________ 19
Parts_ ___________________________________________________________________ 20
Parts List_______________________________________________________________21-22
4. CUSTOMER ACCEPTANCE AND WARRANTY REGISTRATION
Upon delivery of your JBA Multi-Coupler, please complete and return this form
immediately to your JBA Multi-Coupler Distributor.
DATE OF DELIVERY: __________________________________________________________
SERIAL NUMBER: _ ___________________________________________________________
I confirm that the operator of the relevant excavator has read and understands the
Operating Instructions and Warranty terms, which relate to the JBA Multi-Coupler.
The Operator understands that he/she is responsible for upstanding all safety and
operation features of the JBA Multi-Coupler.
NAME: _____________________________________________________________________
POSITlON: __________________________________________________________________
COMPANY: _________________________________________________________________
SIGNATURE: _ _______________________________________________________________
THE PURCHASER SHALL FOLLOW:
The recommended installation, testing and maintenance and operating procedures.
Comply with Safety and Training guidelines for use of equipment. (not totally exclusive).
Keep accurate maintenance, operation, malfunction and repair log of equipment.
Ensure that the equipment is used for the purpose it was intended for.
The Purchaser is to sign this declaration with the understanding of the above
and return this copy (also retaining a copy) to:
AUCKLAND
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5. TO THE OWNER
As the new owner and/or operator of the JBA Multi-Coupler we would recommend that
you take the time to read this operator guide carefully before commencing work.
The JBA Multi-Coupler brings major advancements in safety to the construction
attachment industry. It demonstrates JBs ongoing commitment to the development of
safe and productive products that not only meet but surpass our clients requirements.
FOLLOW THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• carefully read all the safety information contained in this manual.
• make sure all warning signs are legible
• immediately replace any signs which are missing or damaged
• before starting work make sure you are familiar with the equipment, and where
necessary with the machine and its control devices
INFORMATION FOR THE USER:
The user of the JBA Multi-Coupler system is obliged to ensure that the equipment
is always in safe working order in accordance with accident prevention regulations,
Occupational Safety and Health or any other official instructions.
WARRANTY REGULATION:
JB Attachments Ltd provides guarantees according to its sales and delivery conditions,
extended to twelve months from delivery.
The extended guarantee assumes proper operation and use as intended but will be
nullified as a result of:
• Repairs or other intervention not undertaken by persons authorised by
JB Attachments Ltd.
• With use of accessories or replacement parts not approved by
JB Attachments Ltd or which are not original replacement parts
supplied by JB Attachments Ltd.
After the warranty period has expired, we further recommend use of original replacement
parts and our replacement parts approved by JB Attachments Ltd.
We thank you for your choice and look forward to being of service to you now and in the
future.
PLEASE COMPLETE THE CUSTOMER ACCEPTANCE AND WARRANTY REGISTRATION
FORM LOCATED IN THIS MANUAL - FAILURE TO REGISTER MAY INVALIDATE YOUR
WARRANTY CLAIM.
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6. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This safety alert symbol indicates important safety messages in this manual.
! When you see this symbol carefully read the message that follows and be
alerted to the possibility of personal injury or death.
WARNING
Improper operation of this machine can cause injury or death. Before using this machine
make certain that every operator:
• is instructed in safe and proper use of the attachment
• reads and understands the manual pertaining to the attachment
• reads and understands all safety decals and tags on the machine
• clears the area of all other persons
• learns and practises safe use of attachment controls in a safe, clear area
before operating this machine on a job site
It is your responsibility to observe pertinent laws and regulations and follow
JB Attachments Ltd instructions on operation and maintenance.
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7. CAB DECAL
The JBA Multi-Coupler operation instructions to be fitted inside the cab in clear view of
the operator.
Decal for inside cab. Part # JBAUTO1467
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8. COUPLER IDENTIFICATION LABEL
Each JBA Multi-Coupler will have an identification label fitted which will also have the SWL
and data information. There will also be a serial number stamped into the steel body with
SWL stamp near the lift eye.
All cylinders will have an identification number and serial number stamped onto the
cylinder. Please use this identification number when ordering parts to confirm the correct
repair kits.
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9. INTRODUCTION
This manual contains very important information about the installation, connection,
maintenance and safe operation of the JBA Multi-Coupler. JB Attachments Ltd takes great
care and pride in the manufacturing standards applied to this equipment and to ensure
satisfactory and safe performance. You can also help in this positive safety approach, by
ensuring that all persons who may be involved with the fitting or operating of the JBA
Multi-Coupler read and understand these BASIC SAFETY FEATURES AND INSTRUCTIONS
JB Attachments Limited reserves the right of modification as a result of further technical
developments with regard to the information and illustrations cited in this manual.
• JB Attachments Ltd has sole copyright of this manual.
• The manual is intended solely for the use of the JBA Multi-Coupler System.
• No part of this manual may be reprinted, translated or reproduced by any means
without prior written permission of JB Attachments Ltd.
• Utilisation for the purposes of competition is forbidden.
• The JBA Multi-Couplers are designed for safe and dependable service if installed,
maintained and operated correctly.
We request that time be devoted to the study of installation and maintenance
requirements. Also in the correct operating use of the advised safety procedures.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
To comply with Occupational Safety and Health requirements a record must be made of
all repairs, adjustments and regular maintenance events involving your JBA Multi-Coupler.
A log book has been placed at the back of this manual for that purpose and
your convenience.
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10. STANDARDS OF DESIGN, INSTALLATION,
MAINTENANCE & OPERATION
Standards and OSH Guidelines
The standards and OSH Guidelines for the JBA Multi-Coupler are as follows:
• AS4772 Standards Australia. Australian Standard for - Earthmoving Machinery -
Quick-hitches (couplers) for excavators and backhoe loaders AS4772 section C12.1.4
• AS 1418 5 1995 Cranes (Including hoists and winches) Part 5: Mobile vehicle
loading cranes.
• European Standard EN474-5; Section 4.1.9.1/2 and 3.
• Electrical Interlocking for safety in Industrial Processes.
• Standard Operating Guidelines for Plant and Machinery.
We request that time be devoted to the study of installation and maintenance
requirements. Also in the correct operating use of the advised safety procedures.
Associated standards
• AS 2954 Earthmoving Equipment - Rated Loads and Volumetric ratings
• AS 2954 Earthmoving Equipment - Tests and Measurements
• AS 2954 Earthmoving Equipment - Instrumentation and Control
• AS 2954 Earthmoving Equipment - Operation and Maintenance
PLEASE NOTE
• AS 2954 Earthmoving Equipment - Safety
• Excavator and attachments must be suitable or converted for mounting the
JBA Multi-Coupler (in agreement with JB Attachments Ltd).
• The crowd and breakout forces specified by the excavator manufacturer must
not be exceeded.
• The JBA Multi-Coupler must not be used for impact work (only with attachments
specified for this).
• Load hook rating must never be exceeded.
• Adherence to the specifications in this manual is part of the intended use.
• All JBA Multi-Coupler models have specific safety features, see those that relate
to your purchase on Page 9.
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11. QUALIFICATION OF OPERATING PERSONNEL
Only the following persons may work independently with the JBA Multi-Coupler systems
and in general earthmoving machinery, those who:
• Are over 18 years of age.
• Are physically and intellectually suitable.
• Have been instructed in the general regulations concerning operational safety and
accident prevention in particular.
• Have been instructed in assembly, operation and maintenance of the earthmoving
machinery and how to use the JB Multi-Coupling system, who have understood
these operating instructions and have proven to the contractor they are capable of
operating such machinery.
Ensure that only appointed personnel work with the multi-coupler system.
Only give instructions to competent, skilled personnel.
NOTE: FOR JB MULTI-COUPLING SYSTEMS SUPPLIED TO OR MANUFACTURED
IN COUNTRIES OTHER THAN NEW ZEALAND, THE RULES FOR PREVENTION OF
ACCIDENTS AND SAFETY REGULATIONS FOR THE RESPECTIVE COUNTRY MUST BE
STRICTLY ADHERED TO.
INSTALLATION KIT
1 x JBA Multi-Coupler
1 x Operation switch
1 x Warning buzzer
1 x Hydraulic hose kit and fittings
1 x Solenoid valve (12 or 24 volt)
6 x Clamps (weld on type)
1 x Cable ties (packet)
Some fittings for connection to main pump test port and
! adapter for return oil to tank will not be supplied due to the
number of different types of connections.
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12. INSTALLATION: JBA Multi-Coupler
STEP 1
FITTING HOSES TO CYLINDER
Remove plugs from cylinder
Check surface is clean prior to
connecting banjo fitting on hoses
Banjo bolt Part# JB_Auto-c-cyl-015
Banjo washer Part# JB_Auto-c-cyl-016
Banjo Part# JB_Auto-c-cyl-022
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13. INSTALLATION: JBA Multi-Coupler
STEP 2
Align JBA Multi-Coupler
to the dipper arm fit
oring seals and shims
where required.
STEP 3
Install OEM harden pins
to attach JBA Multi-
Coupler to dipper arm
on excavator and fit
locking bolts and nuts to
secure pins.
Check pins
! are originaL
OEM PINS.
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14. INSTALLATION: JBA Multi-Coupler
STEP 4 MANIFOLD POSITION
Fitting manifold block on
dipper arm and whip hoses
to the coupler (follow step 5)
Manifold block
Whip hoses
OEM pins
Whip hoses in this position
will give the whip hoses a
natural spring movement
to keep hose snug and
neat fitting close to dipper
arm for protection
WARNING!! Prior to WELDING Disconnect
! battery and any electrical or computer
connections - if not certain contact machine
supplier before welding.
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15. INSTALLATION: JBA Multi-Coupler
STEP 5 FITTING MANIFOLD BLOCK & WHIP HOSES
With coupler fully crowded in towards the cab, position the manifold block
approx 240mm (Fig.A) from the dipper bucket pin center to manifold block on
the dipper.
MULTIPLE CONNECTOR
Note: this distance will
! vary to suit different
machine makes and models.
Fig. A
Remove paint, tack weld manifold
block on either end as in (Fig. B)
Whip hose position approx
dimensions (Fig. C)
Fig. B
Note: Whip hose can have spiralflex hose protection
! or spiral steel fitted. Keep in mind natural hose has
better flexibility.
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16. INSTALLATION: JBA Multi-Coupler
STEP 5 (continued) FITTING WHIP HOSES
100-130mm (check hose is not
too tight at hose end)
Manifold block
Whip hose
25-50mm distance from
dipper arm
Coupler cylinder adjust banjo
connection on cylinder can be
directed at 10° angle facing
outwards in a V angle to direct
hoses away from the crowd
linkage on the machine
Fig. C
Test whip hose position in the opposite position, the coupler crowd fully out in
the (dump) position. Check clearance between the crowd cylinder and manifold
block has clearance. Hose should be in neat tidy position that will not cause
damage to whip hoses.
If not in correct position damage will occur, options are move the hose to a
suitable position where the hoses are fitting freely or reposition manifold block or
mark lengthen whip hose. Repeat the same procedure and check until the hoses
are in a neat and tidy position and follow (Fig, A, B, C)
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17. INSTALLATION: JBA Multi-Coupler
STEP 5 (continued) FITTING WHIP HOSES
Fully weld block on outer sides RH/LH
Only weld parallel to dipper on each end
of manifold block
STEP 6
optional using steel tube or hose
From the manifold block install hoses or tube up the dipper arm at the top clamp
hose/tube to outer side allowing clearance when crowd cylinder clearance.
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18. INSTALLATION: JBA Multi-Coupler
STEP 7
Follow original pipe/hose
on main boom where you
can feed in between and
existing clamps.
Optional outer hose
sox can be used for
extra protection.
Cable tie every 300-400mm to existing
hose pipe work.
Position where appropriate. This may vary
with different machine.
NOTE: CHECK hoses
! are clean prior to
connecting.
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19. INSTALLATION: JBA Multi-Coupler
STEP 8
INSTALLATION solenoid value
Check machine voltage.
! 12/24. check solenoid
is correct.
Mount the solenoid valve in convenient
position near the main hydraulic pumps.
MAINS PRESSURE SUPPLY TO SOLENOID VALVE
Locate the main test port on the Excavators main hydraulic pump. Fit adapter or
Tee adapter connect main hydraulic pump to the “P” port on the solenoid valve,
(“P” is marked on valve for pressure in).
check this by fitting a pressure gauge into the pump
!
port operate machine to confirm port IS fitting.
NOTE: Connection on crowd operation - as machine has
two pumps in series, check operation prior to fitting.
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20. INSTALLATION: JBA Multi-Coupler
STEP 9
return LINE FROM SOLENOID VALVE to hydraulic tank
Solenoid valve marked “T” Port, is returned to hydraulic tank.
Connect hose from solenoid valve to accessable, convenient position on the main
hydraulic tank (NOTE: fitting is not supplied in the installation kit).
• Tee Connection fitted
for return oil from the
solenoid marked “T”
Hose connected to
hydraulic tank
(Tee connection fitting
can be used on existing
connection on tank
if required, if spare
connections are not
available)
NOTE: The JBA Multi-Coupler solenoid valve has a
! pressure reducer FITTED. This will decreAse pressure
from the solenoid valve to 2800-3000 PSI. This is sufficient
pressure to the cylinder and will protect the cylinder
from spike pressures on the excavators. ALso working at
this pressure will give more flexibility on whip hoses to
increase the life of hose to coupler.
The JB Quick coupler has been operating this system on
all couplers for more than 12 years.
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21. CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
CIRCUIT DIAGRAM FOR DOUBLE ACTING INSTALLATION
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23. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
Depending on electrical solenoid, valve supplied wiring is as follows:
A: Coil with two wires coming from it should be wired with one to earth and the
other to the power source.
B: Coil has three points to wire to. You can use two of theses terminals, which are
marked 1 and 2.
NOTE
1. Wire 1 to earth on body of machine, wire 2 to switch which is mounted in the
cab (terminal 3 not used).
2. Further information can be found in section 9.
! safety warning
INSTALLATION KIT CHECKLIST
Switch
Buzzer Alarm
Solenoid Valve Install Hitch Switch inside cab
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24. operation and attaching
1 multi-Coupler operation
BEFORE ATTACHING ATTACHMENTS
1. Activate JBA Multi-Coupler switch
inside operators cab to ON position.
2. Crowd fully in towards cab to
pressurise hydraulics.
3. Rear slide hook will be fully out REAR SLIDE FRONT JAW
which will release the front jaw lock. HOOK LOCK
FRONT
REAR PIN PIN
2 Attachment operation
PICK UP
1. Line up front jaw of the JBA Multi-Coupler
to the attachments front pin. Curl into the
front pin on the attachment and continue
until the open jaw on the coupler fits into
the front pin on the attachment.
2. Switch to OFF position, buzzer will sound.
Curl/crowd the coupler towards the cab.
The rear slide hook will slide forward to
engage the front jaw lock on the pin.
3. With the attachment crowded towards the
cab, activate the switch to ON. The buzzer
will stop. The rear slide hook will lock on
the rear pin.
4. The front jaw lock will be fully closed on the
front pin. Proceed to connection test.
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25. operation and attaching
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3 Connection test important
WARNING! Check all attachments are fitting correctly. Safety lock jaw is designed to
work in closed position to suit all weight breaks to machine models makers of OEM
design pins centers. If the safety lock is not closed when attached to any attachment
DO NOT USE THIS ATTACHMENT. Advise manufacturer of attachment this it is not
fitting and arrange modification before it can be used.
To ensure the Multi Coupler has engaged surely to
pins on attachment:
Visual check Front Auto Jaw Lock is engaged on
front pin.
Test apply pressure to bucket/attachment by
rotating against the ground and away from
machine before operating.
Do not proceed to work unless Jaw Lock is in
closed
position on
the front pin.
If Jaw Lock
on front pin
is open
DO NOT
OPERATE
MACHINE. Safety Lock Jaw in closed position
LIFTING WITH THE JBA Multi-Coupler
WARNING! Always use the correct rated shackle and lifting equipment when lifting.
Never use worn, damaged, undersized or under rated equipment.
The coupler has an integrated certified lifting eye. The safe working load of which
can be found stamped into the coupler frame (next to the lifting eye). Do not lift
over the SWL limit of the coupler. The lifting capability of the machine should also be
checked prior to lifting with the coupler in a vertical position.
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26. operation and attaching
Testing hydraulic installation
and electoral system
Check all hose and adapters fitted are tight. Check that hoses are not rubbing and
all cable ties are secured. Ensure all bolts and nuts are tight
Ensure electrical insulation is in correct fuse, earth, switch is surer and alarm
is working
NOTE ! Check alarm only works when coupler is in the release operation
Make sure all warning decals are fitted
Pressure test hydraulics
Start machine crowd fully in hold crowd lever over and switch coupler switch
on and off, Slide jaw will move to either release or attach position and hold lever
over will pressurize the hydraulics hose and fittings do this in both directions and
visually check all connections for leaks and operation
Grease all grease points on the coupler (Fig. D)
Move slide jaw with hydraulics in and out after greasing
Grease safety lock pin Rear slide hook Grease
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27. MAINTENANCE
general maintenance
WARNING - Maintenance Work
! Maintenance work must be completed by competent personnel or ask JBs
to assist.
DANGER - Hydraulic Fluid
! Never use your hands to search for hydraulic fluid leaks, use a piece of
paper or cardboard. Escaping fluid under pressure can be invisible and can
penetrate the skin and cause serious injury. If affected, see a doctor
straight away.
! WARNING - Coupler Condition
A defective coupler could injure you or others. Do not operate a coupler that
is defective.
! WARNING - Hose Arrangement
Ensure that the hoses are not to slack and do not come into contact with the
spring mechanisms as this will prevent the safe operation of the blocking bar.
Maintenance and Service
To ensure that your quick coupler works safely and to maximum efficiency it
is imperative that it is properly maintained in accordance with the following
service guidelines.
Replacement Parts
We recommend that you fit genuine replacement parts. You will need to
quote the coupler serial number stamped on the coupler data plate.
Daily checks
1. Thoroughly clean the coupler.
2. Check the coupler for cracked, bent or broken components, distressed welds,
missing parts and oil leaks. Replace broken parts if required.
3. Check the security of the mounting pins, locking bolts and nuts.
4. Check the condition of the hydraulic hoses, fittings and hydraulic system
generally. Replace any that are damaged.
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28. MAINTENANCE
WEEKLY CHECKS
It is recommended that the following procedures are carried out at least once
per week.
1. Carry out all daily, checks.
2. Lubrication points - Ensure that all grease points are greased regularly (at least
once a week minimum). If damaged, replace and grease. It is important to follow
the lubrication instructions in sequence i to vii so that none of the grease nipples
are overlooked.
I. Release the bucket/attachment. (Refer to the operation instructions- section)
ii. Retract the coupler cylinder. Switch off the engine.
iii. Apply grease, via grease nipple.
iv. Apply grease via nipple B to the hook.
v. Start the engine. Extend the bucket cylinder in order to position the coupler
so the cylinder grease nipples are accessible. Switch off the engine.
overleaf is the maintenance and repair log for the
JBA Multi-Coupler
• It is essential this log is filled in at the time of maintenance or repair to the
multi-coupler.
• In the unfortunate event of an accident this log may be vital evidence as to
compliance with Occupational Safety and Health requirements.
• Work carried out on this JB Muti-Coupler must be by an authorised and
competent person.
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29. MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR LOG
DATE FAULT / SERVICE DESCRIPTION MAINTENANCE / REPAIR EFFECTED BY WHOM
30. MAINTENANCE
TORQUE SPECIFICATIONS
The torque specifications are as follows:
Check valve 30 lb.ft 40 Nm
B hose connection male (cylinder hose) 15 lb.ft 20 Nm
A hose connection male (cylinder hose) 26 lb.ft 35 Nm
Pressure hose connection female 20 lb.ft 27 Nm
Tank return hose connection female 55 lb.ft 75 Nm
Weld on block 20 lb.ft 27 Nm
Solenoid Valve
A Line filter fitting o BSP M/M Adapter 25 lb.ft 34 Nm
B Line filter fitting 7/16 JIC x 7/16 UNF 15 lb.ft 20 Nm
P Line 9/16 JIC x 9/16 UNF 26 lb.ft 35 Nm
T Line 3/8 BSP M/M Adapter 55 lb.ft 75 Nm
Spool Valve 40.6 lb.ft 54.2 Nm
Check Valve 33.8 lb.ft 40.6 Nm
Electro-magnetic lock nut 5.4 lb.ft 8.1 Nm
Plug 9.3 lb.ft 13 Nm
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