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Axiom™ AXExplosionproof on/off valve controller7AX20STEN12 | Valve communication & control Axiom™ AXAdvanced performance and reliability in harsh environmentsUniversal applicationOne conventional model will satisfy most applications with standard 20 to 240 VAC or VDC monitoring feedback and solenoid control. Standard models also feature high flow five-way, two-position pneumatic control suitable for both single- and double-acting actuation. Bus communication models offer the same pneumatic control and have pilots tuned for very low power consumptionminimizing voltage drops on long cable runs.Rugged constructionChoose from the robust epoxy-coated anodized aluminum or the 316 stainless steel enclosure designed for explosionproof applications. This platform is extremely durable and is also well-suited for use in corrosive, heavy washdown and high seas environments.Exceptional reliabilityThe Axiom is designed to perform reliably in adverse conditions. Its non-contact position sensing system, with fully potted and sealed electronics, is completely protected inside the water-tight explosionproof enclosure. The integral pneumatic control is tolerant of contaminants and able to operate on standard plant air. A rebreather capability is also standard, eliminating potential ingestion of outside contaminants into the spring side of single-acting actuators.Space efficient designThe Axiom AX encloses all electrical components in an explosionproofcompartment with less than 5” (130 mm) clearance requirement above the top of the actuator. Additional clearance for cover removal is less than 2” (50 mm) because there is no shaft to lift over. The automated valve spacing envelope is minimized without compromising performance or maintainability.The Axiom explosionproof platform, available in epoxy-coated anodized aluminum or stainless steel, will withstand your most challenging plant environments. Its advanced position monitoring and integral pneumatic control offer the ultimate in reliability, convenience, and value.+1 218 739 5774 Valve communication & control | 38. Durable enclosure and manifold/mounting plate are available inepoxy-coated anodized aluminum or 316 stainless steel. All fasteners, indicator couplers, and pneumatic valve end-caps are made of 316 stainless steel.9. Push button set points for openand closed accurately lock in position settings which remain in place when power is removed and reapplied.10. Electronic components are sealedand potted inside function module to protect against residual moisture, vibration, and corrosives.11. Rapid enclosure access withthe screw-on cover saves valuablemaintenance and set-up time. The cover provides a vapor tight seal and allows entry to internal components in seconds.12. High accuracy position sensorsystem is solid state with no moving wear points for highly reliable and precise position feedback.13. No bushings or shafts will wear out.Electronic module, with magnetically driven position sensor, is fully isolated from the outside environment. Actuator wear causing shaft “wobble” will not affect monitoring performance.14. High visibility mechanical and electronic indication confirmsopen/closed position and solenoid status for greater safety and convenience.15. Axiom directly attaches to VDI/VDE 3845 (NAMUR) actuatorsand many others using a compact mounting manifold system (sold separately).1. Universal voltage solenoid systemoperates on less than 0.6 watts of power and is burn out proof. Standard version will accept 24 VDC, 120 VAC or 240 VAC reducing stocking requirements.2. Prefiltered pilot valve providesadditional protection from contaminants.3. Easy removal from automated valve package is accomplishedwith captured stainless steel fasteners and unique modular design.4. Integral pneumatic valve operateson standard plant air, will cycle most actuators in less than two seconds, and is modularized for easy clean out if fouling occurs.5. External pneumatic valve overrideoptions are available enabling localautomated valve operation. (Internal pilot momentary override is standard on all solenoids.)6. Standard 5-way, 2-position valveoperates both single-acting and double-acting actuators and features a standard rebreather to feed instrument air into spring side of actuator to keep out corrosives.7. Highest explosionproof ratingssuitable for use in Ex d IIC Zone I and Class I, Division 1 areas.Stainless steel enclosureEpoxy-coated aluminum enclosureThe Axiom’s pneumatic valve system consists of a low-power pilot that drives the main high-flow spool valve. Pilots may be selected for conventional or bus networking applications. Bothstages of the pneumatic valve system have been designed for long life, high tolerance to air linecontaminants, and ease of maintenance should components become fouled.Dual pilot configurationDual pilot options may be selected for special applications suchas shuttle piston for fail-in-last position. External manual overrideoptions are also readilyavailable. For special valveconfigurations with non-standard manual overridefeatures please consultStoneL.Special features• Pilot and main spool design offer long life, exceptional tolerance todirty air, and tight shut-off.• Spool and pilot valve may be conveniently removed and cleaned iflarge contaminants become lodged in the valve.• Universal voltage solenoid system may be used for standard AC orDC applications.• Five-way, two-position spring return configuration may be used foreither single- or double-acting actuators. Dual coil shuttle pistonversions are also available for fail-in-last position.• Low power consumption of solenoid reduces current flow on busnetworks enabling more units and longer distances on a singlesegment.• Rebreather channels exhausted air from pressurized side ofactuator into spring side, preventing ingestion of contaminatedair from the environment that may corrode springs or actuatorinternals.• Standard internal manual override enables convenient set-up.• Removable stainless steel sintered metal prefilter reduces potentialfor fouling pilot valve.• Available in 0.7 or 1.2 Cv to satisfy pneumatic flow requirements formost actuators.Pneumatic control4 | Valve communication & control +1 218 739 5774 Valve communication & control | 5Double-acting actuatorSpring return actuatorManifold and mounting systemThe mounting manifold system directly attaches the Axiom to the actuator and ports air from the pneumatic valve to the actuator. Included in the manifold system are:1. Actuator shaft adaptor and fastener.2. Epoxy-coated anodized aluminum or stainless steel mountingplate manifold with o-rings and stainless steel fasteners.The manifold system readily adapts to VDI/VDE 3845 NAMUR sizes 1 and 2. Special variations may be made for sizes 3, 4 and non-standardized quarter-turn actuator mounting patterns.Modular mounting design cuts valve removal costsThe Axiom enclosure may be quickly and conveniently disconnected from the actuator. Electrical components and wiring, along withpneumatic supply, may remain attached to the explosionproof enclosure while it is removed from the mounting/manifold plate (pneumatic supplyshould be shut off ). Mounting/manifold with pneumatic tubing remains attached to the valve/actuator which thenmay be pulled out of line.The mounting manifold system is specified and sold separately. Kits are specific to actuator manufacturer. For kit numbers visit: /mounting.Single or double-acting configurationThe same Axiom model is suitable for both single-acting/springreturn (SR) and double-acting (DA) actuators. The standard rebreather capability for single-acting/spring return is built in. Field configuration may be made by conveniently removing and reinserting the plug for the appropriate actuator type. For rebreather to function properly, both manifold ports must be tubed to the actuator.6 | Valve communication & controlSensing and communication moduleOverviewThe Axiom platform has all position sensing, communication or switching integrated into StoneL's C-module. Users may set position switches conveniently and accurately on all modules. And easy to view instructions, along with LED indication, are boldly displayed on the module itself.Sensing and communication module+1 218 739 5774 Valve communication & control | 7Sensing and communication module continued8 | Valve communication & control +1 218 739 5774 Valve communication & control | 9Position sensorThe Axiom utilizes a magnetic resistive (Mag Res) sensor system that monitors exact valve position. The Mag Res sensor system is tolerant of lateral and vertical shaft movement which may be experienced inhigh cycle worn actuators without affecting rotational measurement. No cams, shafts or other mechanical apparatus are required that are prone to wear andbinding.C-moduleUsed in the Axiom platform, the C-module (continuous sensing) integrates a magnetic resistive sensor system to monitor exact valve position throughout the rotational range. Push button or remote open and closed position setting along with microprocessor based operation make this state-of-the-art system convenient, reliable, and smart.Open and closed settingsSwitches correspond to a particular valve position and are set using the push button panel on the module’s sealed membrane pad. Simply operate the actuator to the open position (using standard internal manual override) and push the “Set Open” button. Operate the actuator to the closed position and push the “Set Closed” button. Position settings remain locked in when power is removed and reapplied.Visual indicatorVisual indicator designationsClearly view valve position status from up to 75 feet with the Axiom's visual indicator. The indicator’s rugged Lexan® construction makes it resistant to physical damage and tolerant to most corrosives.Position sensor and module10 | Valve communication & control Identify potential problems • Check air supply pressureAlerts are activated if low or high levels exceed preset thresholds that would threaten pneumatic valve or actuator performance.• Determine solenoid conditionVoltage and current levels are monitored to determine the health of the solenoid coil whenever energized.• Local trouble-shooting displayDevice LED array identifies problem sources for rapid trouble-shooting and maintenance at the valve/actuator site.• Monitor pneumatic spool and pilot valve operationPneumatic valve spool position ismonitored to determine proper shifting performance when the solenoid is energized and de-energized.• Remote switch settingOpen and closed limit switch settings may be made with on-board push buttons or remotely through the control system.• Field identify with winkingTo positively confirm the field device identity, the control room may initiate the Wink function that flashes both open and closed LEDs without affecting valve operation.• Stuck process valve/actuatorIf the Axiom stalls in mid stroke and no Axiom problem sources are identified an alert will be energized to indicate the problem source is in the valve/actuator assembly.The AX (96) offers basic diagnostics for AS-Interface networkapplications that enable end use customers to increase uptime and reduce maintenance costs. Axiom AS-Interface diagnostic systems interface with any version 2.1 or greater masters/gateways.Electrical connectionsThe Axiom with AS-Interface diagnostics uses standard (1-31)addressing with a 4DI/4DO profile to maximize the diagnostic data available via the network. Diagnostic units may be integrated on the same network as other AS-Interface devices.Control system interfaceInterface up to 31 Axiom units into your control system.Communication bits may be mapped into standard DCS or PLC as desired. No special software is required. See the StoneL FieldLink program for information about the cost saving benefits and easy installation of the AS-Interface protocol.Axiom with AS-Interface diagnostics in AX (96)Diagnostic systemsReduce plant downtime and cut maintenance costsThe Axiom AS-Interface and HART models feature on-board diagnostics that predict potential automated valve malfunctions. As a result, plant downtime may be reduced by repairingautomated valves during planned shutdowns instead of process operations. Should problems occur during process operation, maintenance personnel will be aided by rapidly locating failure causes, consequently speeding up valve repair and operation renewal.T416 alarm: low air supply pressure+1 218 739 5774 The AX71 is a valve monitoring and control device for discrete quarter-turn automated valves. Used in conventional applications, it has the added capability of providing diagnostic information for the pilot solenoid, spool valve, and actuator. And, the device stores historical data on each open and closed operation.Excessive valve torque changes24 VDC4-20 mAMaintenance PCBluetooth ®or USBExternal HART ModemAnalog Input (AI)** 24 VDC power supply assumed as part of the loop.HART ModemDiscrete Output (DO)*12 | Valve communication & control Fast, convenient set-upCalibration may be performed quickly and easily using the Axiom Expeditor’s readily accessible membrane control pad. By simplyfollowing the on-board instructions, with the unit powered up, all set-up procedures may be performed in a few easy steps and the actuator evaluated for proper stroke timing.During set-up, as mentioned above, the Axiom Expeditorautomatically gages the speed of the actuator to determine if flow restrictors are needed. If full stroke is less than one second, flowrestrictors (included with each Expeditor from the factory) are required to assure smooth, consistent intermediate control operation.Axiom ExpeditorImprove process performance and prevent damage to equipment with intermediate control With expanded control and monitoring capabilities, the Axiom Expeditor offers unparalleled value in batch processing applications. Below are a few examples of applications where the Axiom Expeditor may improve your plant operation.Fill controlFill tanks and hoppers rapidly and accurately. You can set the Axiom Expeditor to partially close the valve to reduce flow as the full level approaches. You get fast, economical “topping off” of every batch with a single valve sized for high flow rates, which may be throttled back at the end of the fill cycle.Flow dampeningThe Axiom Expeditor allows valves to close using multiple steps, which inhibits water hammer resulting from a sudden full closure. You get prolonged valve and piping life, improved process flow performance and less potential for catastrophic failure.Thermal shock reductionBy partially opening a standard discrete valve, steam lines are heated gradually; thus preventing thermal shock. Once lines are heated, full opening may occur minimizing any potential damage to steam lines. This is especially critical in CIP (clean-in-place) and SIP (steam-in-place) applications.Fu ll o p enPa rt ia l o p enC lo sedFi llTo p o ffFu ll+1 218 739 5774 Valve communication & control | 13Simple operation and control system integration• Full open and closed cycling is performed by energizing and de-energizing the discrete 24 VDC output (DO) from the control system.• A preset intermediate position may be achieved by maintaining power from the discrete output (DO) and switching on the analog output (AO) at a preset level between 4 and 20 mA.• Intermediate control is achieved by maintaining power from the discrete output (DO) and energizing the control system’s analog output (AO). By changing the AO signal, the Axiom control output will toggle the solenoids to the desired position within ±4% of full scale.• The valve/actuator operates to the fail-safe position whenever the discrete output (DO) is de-energized.Control SystemAxiom ExpeditorDiscrete Output (DO)*Analog Output (AO)*Analog Input (AI)*Solenoid PowerControl InputPosition MonitoringControl Output*24 VDC power supplyassumed as part of the loop.Actuator14 | Valve communication & control +1 218 739 5774 Valve communication & control | 15DimensionsSubject to change without prior notice. Neles, Jamesbury and Easyflow by Neles, StoneL, and certain other trademarks, are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Neles Corporation or its subsidiaries or affiliates in the United States and/or in other countries. For more information /trademarks26271 US Highway 59, Fergus Falls, MN 56537 USA Tech hotline +1 218 737 0701Tel. +1 218 739 5774Email:**************** Publication Number S-912-12/20。

Residential & commercial combustion analyzerThe latest in combustion analysis technologyCompact, Light and Durable Design• Predictive maintenance with estimated sensor life & calibrationreminders• Draft & differential pressure measurements• Calculated CO2% value• Auto pump cut-off for high CO levels (user-adjustable)• NOx capable with NO sensor (optional)• One Touch Pump On/Off with Purge• PC software with wireless and USB connectivity• Combustion efficiency & excess air calculations• Graphical data display• Customizable gas analysis screen• Sample conditioning unit for low NOx & high moisture applications• CO & CO2Monitoring in Ambient Air• Smart Air Temperature Probe• Protective rubber holster• Maintenance contracts and extended warranties available2, CO, Large color touch screenField replaceable pre-calibrated sensors4.9 cmCompact designData management withautomatic logging &report creation troughapp/PC software DimensionsGoogle Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC.App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc.Parameter specificationsGeneral features (1)All accuracies indicated in this document were stated in laboratory conditions at 20 °C (68 °F) and 1013 mbar and can be guaranteed for measurement carried out in the same conditions.(2)Accuracy given for the analyzer only.(3)For Higher Heating Value / (4)For Lower Heating ValueParameter Sensor Measuring range Resolution Accuracy (1)T response timeSi-CA 130 kit content • Si-CA 130 analyzer• O2 & CO gas sensors (NO or low NO optional)• Protective rubber holster • Flue gas probe with dual hose • Water trap with filter• AC power supply / charger • USB cable• Mobile app & PC software• Internal wireless communication module • Carrying case• Quick Start Guide•Calibration certificateApps and PC software• Free apps for iOS & Android mobile devices• PC software with USB & wireless connectivity • Fast, easy wireless connection• Remote live view of combustion analysis data as list or graph • Remote control to change settings• Data saving, including automatic logging • Report creation in PDF, CSV (for Excel) and XML formats• Databases for customers, operators & equipmentDownload app Graph view Data viewOptional accessoriesF T _E N – S i -C A 130 – 19/03/21 – N o n -c o n t r a c t u a l d o c u m e n t – W e r e s e r v e t h e r i g h t t o m o d i f y t h e c h a r a c t e r i s t i c s o f o u r p r o d u c t s w i t h o u t p r i o r n o t i c e.Ordering Information MaintenanceWe carry out calibration, adjustment and maintenance of your devices to guarantee a consistent and accurate level of quality of your measurements. As part of Quality Assurance Standards, we recommend annual recalibration and maintenance check-up.WarrantyDevices have 2-year guarantee against any manufacturing defect (return to our After-Sales Service required for appraisal).Example of analyzer screens。

uCompact device for loudspeaker end‑of‑line supervisionu Reliable solution for (long) loudspeaker lines u Fault detection in amplifier without additional wiring u Low level, high frequency pilot tone uFlexible mounting optionsThis end‑of‑line device is a reliable solution for loudspeaker line integrity supervision, which is a requirement for emergency sound systems.It is connected at the end of a loudspeaker line, after the last loudspeaker of a series of looped-through loudspeakers.It communicates with the PRAESENSA amplifierchannel driving that loudspeaker line, to confirm the integrity of the line.Where impedance measurements may not detect a disconnected loudspeaker, depending on the number of connected loudspeakers and cable type, or report false faults, the end-of-line device provides a superior solution to report the correct status of the loudspeaker line.The enclosure size is compatible with the mounting provisions in most Bosch loudspeakers for supervision boards or devices. It can also be reduced in size to fit most cable junction boxes.Functions Supervision•Reliable supervision of a single loudspeaker line,using loudspeakers connected in a loop‑through fashion.•Operation is based on pilot tone detection from the amplifier with feedback to the amplifier using theloudspeaker line itself. No additional wiring is needed for fault or status reporting.•The A/B outputs of a PRAESENSA amplifier channel are supervised individually, with separate end‑of‑line devices.•To reduce power consumption, PRAESENSA amplifier channels use pilot tone modulation.•The audibility of the pilot tone is virtually eliminated by using a pilot tone amplitude of only 3 VRMS with a frequency of 25.5 kHz, amply outside the human hearing range, even for young children.Mounting•The PRAESENSA end‑of‑line device is small,lightweight and fits to the mounting provisions in most Bosch loudspeakers for supervision boards (board shape). It comes with push terminalconnected flying leads, containing a thermal fuse, for easy connection to the last loudspeaker of a loudspeaker line.•Part of the mounting plate of the device can be broken off and snapped in place as bottom plate,making the device enclosure IP30 compliant, for use outside a loudspeaker enclosure (box shape). The enclosure contains a wiring strain relief for additional protection.•Various mounting holes in the enclosure allow for mounting the device in most standard cable junction boxes. In this case the loudspeaker line enters the box via a standard cable gland and is connected using the push terminal.Connection and functional diagramBox shape viewDevice connectionsArchitects’ and engineers’ specificationsThe end‑of‑line device shall be designed exclusively for use with Bosch PRAESENSA systems. The end‑of‑linedevice shall only require a connection with the end of the loudspeaker line to supervise its integrity.Supervision reliability shall not depend on the number of connected loudspeakers. Supervision shall be inaudible and not interrupt audio content. Theend‑of‑line device shall be certified for EN 54‑16 and ISO 7240‑16, marked for CE and be compliant with theRoHS directive. Warranty shall be three yearsminimum. The end‑of‑line device shall be a Bosch PRA-EOL.Parts includeddevices, packed in one box.Technical specifications ElectricalEnvironmentalMechanicalOrdering informationPRA-EOL End-of-line deviceDevice for loudspeaker line integrity supervision in Public Address and Voice Alarm applications.Order number PRA-EOL Represented by:Europe, Middle East, Africa:Germany:North America:Asia-Pacific:Bosch Security Systems B.V.P.O. Box 800025600 JB Eindhoven, The Netherlands Phone: + 31 40 2577 284******************************Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH Robert-Bosch-Ring 585630 Grasbrunn GermanyBosch Security Systems, LLC 130 Perinton ParkwayFairport, New York, 14450, USA Phone: +1 800 289 0096Fax: +1 585 223 9180*******************.com Robert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd, Security Systems 11 Bishan Street 21Singapore 573943Phone: +65 6571 2808Fax: +65 6571 2699*****************************© Bosch Security Systems 2020 | Data subject to change without notice 35820334475 | en, V3, 10. Jul 2020。

u Direct interface to 26‑bit Wiegand card readers u Onboard buzzer output u Supervised onboard pointuRequest to Exit and Request to Enter inputs that can have a shunt only optionuFour door states: Locked, Unlocked, Secured, Fire UnlockThe D9210C Access Control Interface Module is a fully supervised, addressable SDI bus device that allows access control integration for Bosch G Series Control Panels. This highly reliable module offers 14programmable levels of access authority. Authority for access is controlled by the level of the user, the time of day, the state of the door and the armed state of the area. Each of the authority restrictions can be controlled through automatic and manual ers can be added to the system with local programming using RPS (Remote ProgrammingSoftware), D5200, or with credentials using the Add User function through keypads.Functions Reader Input•Standard 5-wire Weigand interface.•+5 VDC or +12 VDC supplied to power readers.•Open collector output for reader LED.Unsupervised Inputs•Tamper – supports normally open devices.•REX – supports normally open devices. Request to Exit on short.•RTE – supports normally open devices. Request to Enter on short.Supervised Input•1000Ω End of line resistor.•Use for door contact.Door StatesFour-door states are controlled through the keypad,RPS (Remote Programming Software), scheduledevents (Skeds) and automatic programmable functions in the D9210C parameters:•Locked: Lock Relay de-activated thru valid credential or RTE (Request to Exit) input.•Unlocked: allows the door to be opened for free access. Lock Relay is activated.•Secured: does not allow access unless a Fire Unlock occurs. Valid credential or RTE will not activate relay.•Fire Unlock: allows free access no matter what the previous door state or armed state is. This is aprogrammable option that can be used to allow free access into or out off the building upon a fire alarm.Two automatic functions link the door state to the arming state of the area:•Auto Door: When the area is disarmed, the door state is switched to “Unlocked.”•Disarm on Open: with this function as "Yes," a user with valid access rights will activate the strike and disarm the system after the door is opened. With this function as "No," the area will disarm upon the strike activation.Indicators•Heartbeat LED: Blue LED blinks on and off when system is operational. A steady On or Off LED indicates a system error.•Reader LED: Rapidly blinking LED indicates the Card data is being received. When the LED is off, no carddata is being received.USA UL D9210C Series: ALVY: (UL294):Access Control System Units AMCX:Central Station Alarm Units (UL1610),AOTX: Local Alarm Units (UL609),APAW: Police Station Alarm Units(UL365), APOU: Propriety Alarm Units(UL1076), NBSX: (UL1023):Household Burglar Alarm SystemUnits, UOTU: (UL985): Control Unitsand Accessories – Household SystemType, UOXX: Control Unit Accessories,System (UL864)Installation/configuration notesThe D9210C Access Control Interface Module is individually programmed through the control panel it is connected to.Compatibility InformationCategory Commercial Code DescriptionReaders and ARD-AYH12EM Prox Wall Mount Accessories ARD-AYJ12EM Prox MullionARD-AYK12EM Prox Mini MullionARD-AYQ12EM Prox Wall Mount VandalResistantARD-AYCE65B EM Prox or PIN MullionARD-R10HID iClass Mini MullionARD-R40HID iClass Wall MountD8223HID Prox Wall MountD8224HID Prox MullionD8224‑SP HID Prox Switch Plate MountD8225HID Prox Mini MullionD8229PIN ReaderCredentials ACA-ATR13EM TokensACD-ATR11ISO EM CardsACD-ATR14CS EM Clamshell CardsACD-IC2K26-50iClass CardsACT-IC2K26-10iClass TokensD8236‑10HID Prox CardsD8236KF‑10HID Prox Tokens Systems D9412GV4Control PanelD7412GV4Control PanelD9412GV3Control PanelD7412GV3Control PanelD9412GV2Control PanelD7412GV2Control PanelD9412G Control PanelD7412G Control PanelQuantity Component1D9210C1 1 kΩ ½ watt end of line resistor3# 6x3/8 self-tapping sheet metal screws to secure themodule to mounting skirt or enclosure Technical specificationsEnvironmental ConsiderationsElectrical RequirementsReader RequirementsLock Relay (Dry Contact SPDT)CompatibilityMechanicalTrademarksWiegand is a copyright of HID GLOBAL.Ordering informationD9210C Access Control Interface ModuleFully supervised, addressable SDI bus device thatallows access control integration for Bosch G SeriesControl Panels.Order number D9210CAccessoriesD203 EnclosureWorks with input, output, and receiver modules wherethe circuit boards have through-hole or three-pointmounting systems.Order number D203D8103 EnclosureGrey steel enclosure measuring 41 cm x 41 cm x 9 cm(16 in. x 16 in. x 3.5 in.).Order number D8103D8108A Attack Resistant EnclosureGrey steel enclosure measuring 41 cm x 41 cm x 9 cm(16 in. x 16 in. x 3.5 in.). UL Listed. Includes a lock andkey set.Order number D8108AD8109 Fire EnclosureRed steel enclosure measuring 40.6 cm x 40.6 cm x 8.9cm (16 in. x 16 in. x 3.5 in). UL Listed. Includes a lockand key set.Order number D8109Represented by:Europe, Middle East, Africa:North America:Asia-Pacific:Bosch Security Systems B.V.P.O. Box 800025600 JB Eindhoven, The Netherlands Phone: + 31 40 2577 284****************************** Bosch Security Systems, Inc.130 Perinton ParkwayFairport, New York, 14450, USAPhone: +1 800 289 0096Fax: +1 585 223 9180*******************.comRobert Bosch (SEA) Pte Ltd, Security Systems11 Bishan Street 21Singapore 573943Phone: +65 6571 2808Fax: +65 6571 2699*****************************© Bosch Security Systems 2016 | Data subject to change without notice 198****6331|en,V2,22.Jul2016。

cascadeாFor Technical Assistance call: 800-227-2233, Fax: 888-329-8207Serial NumberModelc Parts ManualSingle-Double Pallet Handler55E-FD S -42955EREF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION16665595No Hand Hold Decal 24679150No Step Decal11222SD0106.illOn upper hooks12PublicationsDecals55EPART NO.DESCRIPTIONParts Manual 213580Operator’s Guide213372Installation Instructions 679929Tool Catalog673964Literature Index Order FormTO O L C A T A L O GPA R T S MA N UA LSE RV I C EM AN U AL GA0006.epsIN S TA L L A T I O N IN S TR cascade Service Literature Index and Order Formcascade PERATOR’S GUIDEOCommon PartsREF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION72210489Rod End Anchor s86768303Capscrew, M10 x 35 s94210140Bearing Retainer1012787375Capscrew, M8 x 20 GR 8.8 111214631T-Bar – Lower121220009Retainer/Stop – RH131220008Retainer/Stop – LH1444730-1050Bearing Segment1513211689Capscrew, M12 x 30 GR 10.9 161220143T-Bar – Upper171216838Valve Assembly v181211456Manifold196768208Capscrew, M8 x 25204768795Capscrew, M8 x 30211675548Sideshift Cylinder q 222204187Upper Bearing232208350Lower Bearing241218208Spacer Block254767615Capscrew, M10 x 255See Frame Cylinder page for parts breakdown.v See Valve Assembly – Class III page for parts breakdown. s Included in Cylinder Rod Anchor Kit 213856.REF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION262209741Rod End s276684649Capscrew, M10 x 25282214633T-Bar – Lower292212585Bearing Retainer302212586Bearing Retainer312672726Cotter Pin321675550Washer332678525Clevis Pin347214053O-Ring3544730-1040Bearing Segment361211371Anchor Bracket371212741Valve Guard382604511Fitting, 6-6 x392601676Fitting, 6-6 x404210490Retainer Half Ring s4137214487Capscrew, M12 x 40422215226Hanger434787383Lockwasher, M10444762900Capscrew, M6 x 25q See Sideshift Cylinder page for parts breakdown.x Included in Fitting Group 213099.Reference: SK-6373.55EREF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION3003281Base Unit Group – Class III 113002853Baseplate22395186Frame Cylinder 5314786-0519Bearing Segment – LH 42395187T-Bar –Upper51212722Fork Stop614787-0519Bearing Segment – RHCylinder55EREF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION395186Cylinder Assembly 11395188Frame214157-779Rod31213783Cap48768208Capscrew, M8 x 251209809Bearing v614274-435Spacer71787375Capscrew, M8 x 2v Included In Service Kit 210090.Reference: S-4152, S-4151.REF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION81212452Retainer93210053O-Ring v102210050Back -Up Ring v 111212477Seal v121209808Seal v132214053O-Ring v141562131Wiper v1210090Seal KitValve55EREF QTY PART NO. DESCRIPTION216838 Valve Assembly1 1 219039 Check Valve2 1 –– Service Kit3 1 609234 Plug4 1 216839 Valve Body5 1 213535 Crossover Relief Valve6 1 682170 Service Kit7 1 219040 Flow Divider/Combiner8 1 –– Service KitSideshift CylinderITA Class III55EREF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION675548Cylinder Assembly 11553857Nuts2*******Seal31553501Pistons4*******Wipers5*******Back-up Ring61675550Washer (orifice .085 in.)71675549Shell81553449Rods912785O-Rings101615128Back-up Ring111553500Retainer121553856Retaining Ring1317202Snap Rings141641835Seal553861Service Kits Included in Service Kit 553861.Common PartsREF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION813005019Upper Hook – LH 913005020Upper Hook – RH 102213011Ball Joint114766646Capscrew, M10 x 20124212687Fork Stop138769574Capscrew, M16 x 351412769578Capscrew, M16 x 60154769577Capscrew, M16 x 50168769573Capscrew, M16 x 30172210587Spacer184214414Capscrew, M10 x 12Reference: SK-6373 and 6374. Common Parts Group 220285.REF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION1924501-0222Bearing Segment 202212979Bearing Retainer 211212682Bearing – RH 221213899Bearing – LH 234213364Key242213360Bearing Retainer 254212559Shim, .04 in. (1 mm)264213913Shim, .02 in. (.5 mm)274787375Capscrew, M8 x 20284797611Spacer 294797610Spacer55EREF QTY PART NO.DESCRIPTION 3003280Arm Group 123003283Upper Arm Bar213002981Lower Arm Bar – RH 313002963Lower Arm Bar – LH 41220141Lower Hook – RH 513002898Lower Hook – LH 6210273-0194Bracket 72218895Gas SpringNOTE:Position the inner forks tomaximum width and measure A to determine maximum inner fork inside to inside (ITI) range.(FORK RANGE)Tube Backrest/Fork Group55ESIZE (in.)FORK GROUP REF1REF 2REF 3REF 4B W H L PART NO.Outer Fork–RH Outer Fork–LH Inner Fork–RH Inner Fork–LH55 3.2 1.842.130029193003285300328430032873003286cascadeᮋFor Technical Assistance call: 800-227-2233, Fax: 888-329-8207To Order Parts call: 888-227-2233, Fax: 888-329-023455EITA III REF QTYPART NO.DESCRIPTION212574Upper Hook Group ▲211175Bolt-On Lower Hook Group ●11218207Upper Hook - RH 21218206Upper Hook - LH 36678997Capscrew, M16 x 65427403Grease Fitting 52675969Lower Hook 64667225Washer74751511Capscrew, M16 x 55▲Includes items 1–3.●Includes items 5–7.Reference: SK-6373.Mounting Group ITA Class IIIDo you have questions you need answered right now? Call your nearest Cascade Parts Department.Cascade (UK) Ltd.15, Orgreave Crescent Dore House Industrial Estate HandsworthSheffield S13 9NQEnglandTel: 742-697524FAX: 742-695121Cascade Scandinavia Hydraulik A.B.Muskötgatan 19, E8-9 S25466 Helsingborg SwedenTel: 42-151135FAX: 42-152997Cascade N.V. European Headquarters P.O. Box 30091300 El Almere Damsluisweg 561332 ED AlmereThe NetherlandsTel: 31-36-5492911 FAX: 31-36-5492964Cascade Norway Østerliveien 37A 1153 Oslo NorwayTel: 47-22-743160 FAX: 47-22-743157Cascade France S.A.R.L.11, Rue Jean CharcotZone Industrielle Sud orB.P. 2291421 Morangis CedexFranceTel: 1- 64547501FAX: 1-9790584Cascade Hispania S.A.Avenida De La Fabregada, 7Hospitalet De LlobregatBarcelonaSpainTel: 3-335-5158FAX: 3-335-4756Cascade Canada Inc.5570 Timberlea Blvd.Mississauga, OntarioCanada L4W-4M6Tel: 905-629-7777FAX: 905-629-7785Cascade GmbHD-41199 MonchengladbachKlosterhofweg 52GermanyTel: 21-66-602091FAX: 21-66-680947Cascade N.V.Benelux Sales and ServiceP.O. Box 30091300 El AlmereDamsluisweg 561332 ED AlmereThe NetherlandsTel: 31-36-5492950FAX: 31-36-5492974Cascade Finland01370 VantasFinlandTel: 358-0-836-1925FAX: 358-0-836-1935Cascade Corporation2501 Sheridan Avenue Springfield, OH 45505Tel:888-CASCADE (227-2233) FAX: 888-329-0234c Cascade Japan Ltd. 5-5-41,Torikai Kami Settsu, Osaka Japan, 566Tel: 81-726-53-3490 FAX: 81-726-53-3497Cascade KoreaRoom 508, Pum Yang Bldg. 750-14, Bang Bac-Dong Se-Cho Ku, SeoulKoreaTel: 2599-7131 ext. 512 FAX: 2533-8089HYCO-Cascade Pty. Ltd.1445 Ipswich RoadRocklea,Queensland 4107AustraliaTel: 3-274-2722FAX: 3-274-3456HYCO-Cascade (NZ) Ltd.15 Ra Ora Drive, East TamakiP.O. Box 38-440Howick, AucklandNew ZealandTel: 9-273-9136FAX: 9-273-9137Cascade (Africa) Pty. Ltd.P.O. Box 625, Isando 160060A Steel RoadSparton, Kempton ParkSouth AfricaTel: 975-9240FAX: 394-1147Cascade-Xiamen Wanshan No. 1 Workshop Huli RoadXiamen 361006Fujian, PRCTel: 592-562-4600 FAX: 592-562-4671Cascade (Singapore) Trading Co.Four Seasons Park Autumn Block - Apt. 1802 12 Cascaden Walk SingaporeTel: 65-834-1935FAX: 65-834-1936ᮊ Cascade Corporation 1998 4-98。

UNICAM原子吸收光谱仪SOLAAR32 UNICAM 原子吸收 SOLLAAR32 软件常规手册目录1.引言1.1视窗Windows 951.2视窗Windows 95 帮助文件1.2.1显示视窗Windows 95 帮助信息2.SOLLAAR32程序的安装2.1软件的保护2.2原子光谱仪所用的软件2.3 GFTV(石罴炉进样监控系统)软件2.4软件的安装2.4.1SOLLAR32 数据库软件2.4.2安装升级的SOLAAR32 AutoQC(自动质量控制)软件2.4.3安装GFTV软件和接口组件2.5 SOLLAR 原子吸收组2.5.1阅读Read Me 信息(系统程序的介绍)2.6SOLLAAR32程序的删除2.7SOLLAAR32程序及打印机2.8SOLLAAR32应用程序的启动2.8.1SOLLAAR32的启动2.8.2为SOLLAAR32建立启动菜单快捷键2.8.3为SOLLAAR32建立桌面快捷键2.8.4用视窗Windows 95自动启动SOLLAAR322.9连接SOLAAR32程序3.SOLAAR32软件3.1概述3.1.1方法3.1.2步骤3.1.3样品的说明3.1.4结果3.1.5软件的安全保密性3.2 SOLAAR32的使用3.2.1 SOLAAR32状态窗口3.2.2 SOLAAR32特性页面3.2.3 SOLAAR32对话框3.2.4 SOLAAR32菜单1UNICAM原子吸收光谱仪SOLAAR322 3.2.5 SOLAAR32工具栏3.3.5 SOLAAR32状态栏3.3在线帮助3.3.1 主题3.3.2 学会使用在线帮助系统3.3.3 显示SOLAAR32帮助主题:对话内容表3.3.4 为对话框或特性页快速显示特定文本帮助3.3.5 为状态窗口快速显示特定文本帮助3.3.6为数据输入字段快速显示特定文本帮助4.开始4.1一次简单的火焰分析过程4.1.1开始前的工作4.1.2建立方法4.1.3设定分析顺序4.1.4建立分析样品的详细资料4.1.5安装空心阴极灯4.1.6校准空心阴极灯4.1.7点火,调整燃烧头和雾化器撞击球位置4.1.8进行分析4.1.9审查结果4.1.10打印结果4.2一次简单的石墨炉分析过程4.2.1开始前的工作4.2.2建立方法4.2.3设定分析顺序和样品的详细资料4.2.4安装和校准空心阴极灯4.2.5安装和校准空石墨炉4.2.6调整石墨炉自动进样器4.2.7点火,调整燃烧头位置和雾化器撞击球4.2.8进行分析4.2.9审查并打印结果4.3一次简单的气体分析过程4.3.1开始前的工作4.3.2建立方法4.3.3设定分析顺序和样品的详细资料4.3.4安装和校准空心阴极灯UNICAM原子吸收光谱仪SOLAAR323 4.3.5安装SOLAAR VP90 连续气体流动系统4.3.6安装SOLAAR EC90 电热原子吸收池附件4.3.7准直SOLAAR VP90 原子吸收池4.3.8准直SOLAAR VP90 载气流量，稳定化时间及基线延迟参数4.3.9点火4.3.10没定SOLAAR EC90 石墨炉温度参数4.3.11进行分析4.3.12审查并打印结果5.用户测试软件5.1概述5.2用户检测5.2.1光度计/数据站之间通讯的检测5.2.2光度计/自动进样器之间通讯的检测5.2.3光度计/石墨炉之间通讯的检测5.2.4气体箱泄漏的检测5.2.5光度计模拟电路的检测5.2.6光度计软件版本号的检测5.2.7光度计设置的检测5.2.8新氘(D2)灯5.2.9读数传感器的检测5.3 SOLAAR32 客户检测软件的使用5.3.1客户检测菜单5.3.2客户检测工具条5.3.3操作指导信息窗口5.3.4检测窗口5.3.5在开始之前5.3.6启动客户检测软件5.3.7进行测试5.3.8测试结果6 本系列仪器的异同1 引言祝贺您购卖Unicam SOLAAR 原子吸收光谱仪和SOLAAR32软件.我们竭尽全力为您提供一台功能强大,易于使用的光谱仪. 满足您进行元素分析的所有需求,我们衷心希望您对您的仪器操作及尽快地熟悉起来.UNICAM原子吸收光谱仪SOLAAR32此手册要为您提供SOLAAR32数据工作站软件的安装,使用的指导.本软件应与仪器所配的SOLAAR 用户手册一起使用,特别是:. 硬件手册 - 该手册叙述了光谱仪及其附件的使用和各项功能.. 分析方法手册- 该手册叙述了原子吸收光谱技术的物理和化学原理.同时就样品制备和相关的课题给予实际的指导.. SOLAAR32 在线帮助系统 - 此系统为该软件提供了详细使用说明,而且还包括在线“菜谱”,并给出了所有可用原子吸收光谱测定元素的基本参数.这将在下面的3.3节中进行详细的说明.对SOLAAR969系统也可用Local Controller 而不是Data Station进行设定. Local Controller 软件的使用将在该光谱仪操作手册中予以说明,在此不予讨论.1.1视窗Windows95您的SOLAAR32数据处理工作站软件是在Windows95系统下工作的.该软件是具有强大图形功能新一代帮助操作的系统,它的设计最大限度发挥现代微处理器功能和速度.它可在工作中为您提供许多有用和方便在使用solaar32应用程序之前，你应熟悉和会使用计算机及操作系统。

FeaturesRobust corrosion proof 316L stainless steel enclosureEpoxy powder coat paint finishAlternative housing colours are available to meet specific requirementsIngress protection IP66Single or double switchOptional equipment tags and duty labelsOptional stainless steel lift flap2 × 316 Stainless steel stopping plugs included3 x M20 cable entriesStainless steel fastenersTest key facilityBreak glass hammer accessory availableDNV type approved IEC 60945 & DNVGL-CG-0339 Appro valsIECEx certificate: IECEx ULD 15.0018XATEX certificate: DEMKO 15 ATEX 1589XTR-CU Ex EAC certificate: RU C-GB.AA71.B.00109PESO CCOE certified: P471509INMETRO IEx 20.0051XSIL 2 compliant to IEC 61508 (2010)Co dingEx db IIC T6 Gb Ta. -55°C to +70°C (Single switch)Ex db IIC T5 Gb Ta. -55°C to +70°C (Dual switch)Ex db IIC T6 Gb Ta. -55°C to +60°C (Dual switch)Specificatio nSTExCP8-BG:Version: Break Glass Manual Call Point Coding:Ex db IIC T6 Gb Ta. -55°C to +70°C (Single switch)Ex db IIC T5 Gb Ta. -55°C to +70°C (Dual switch)Ex db IIC T6 Gb Ta. -55°C to +60°C (Dual switch) Ingress protection:EN/IEC 60529 – IP66Enclosure matl:316L Stainless SteelColour:RAL3000 Red (others available on request) Cable entries: 2 x M20x1.5 top and1 x M20x1.5 side.Back box can be rotated to give2 x bottom and 1 x side entriesStopping plugs: 2 × 316 Stainless Steel plugs as standardBrass and Nickel plated plugs optional Terminals:DIN rail 8 × 2.5mm² SAK2.5 orTermination board featuring 6 × 2.5mm² terminalsplus 4 x dedicated EOL & Series terminals Earth:External M5 earth connectionRelative Humidity:R.H. 95% @ 20°CTest:Test key facilityWeight: 4.2Kg/9.26IbsVoltage Range:Max inputCurrent:Limitations for EOL / Series Resistors:250Vac Max 5.0A max not permitted48Vdc Max 1.0A max min. 2.2kOhm24Vdc Max 3.0A max min. 470 OhmEOL and Series Diode Values:xxx:Zener Value Max. current supply permitted 3V3 3.3V Diode230mA4V7 4.7V Diode162mA5V1 5.1V Diode149mA5V6 5.6V Diode136mA6V2 6.2V Diode122mA6V8 6.8V Diode112mA10V10V Diode76mA12V12V Diode63mA Part Co desVer si on:Par tr efer en ce:Descr i p ti on:Product type:STExCP8BG Break Glass Manual Call PointSwitch Type: [s]SDSPCO/SPDTDPCO/DPDTTerminals: [t]DPDIN Rail 8 × SAK2.5Termination board: 6 × 2.5mm² terminals plus 4 ×EOL & Series terminalsLift flap: [l]LNLift flapNo lift flapCable Entry Type:[e]ABCDEFG3 x M20x1.5mm2 × 1/2" NPT – adaptors2 × 3/4" NPT – adaptors2 x M25x1.5mm – adaptors1 × 1/2" NPT – adaptor1 × 3/4" NPT – adaptor1 x M25x1.5mm – adaptorStopping plugmaterial: [m]S Stainless SteelDuty label /Equipment tag:[d]:1234567No Duty label, no Equip. tagDuty label Stainless SteelDuty label St/St + Equip. tagDuty label Metalised PolyesterDuty label M. Poly. + Equip. tagEquip. tag onlySpecial label requirementProduct version:[v]A1IECEx, ATEX, Ex EAC, PESO & DNV approvedEnclosure colour:[x]RBNYVSKMZRedBlueGreenYellowRed/WhiteYellow/BlackBlackMagentaRed/BlackDefault variable:[u]N Default = N – not currently usedE.O.L.Module: [e]optionalExxxRED1ExxxZResistor value in Ohms e.g. E470R = 470 OhmDiode IN4007 = ED1Zener diode e.g. E5V1Z = 5.1VSeries Module: [s]optionalSxxxRSD1SxxxZResistor value in Ohms e.g. S1K5R = 1.5K OhmDiode IN4007 = SD1Zener diode e.g. S5V1Z = 5.1VSpares:SP70-0001SP70-0040Replacement break glass elements (Pack of 50)STxCP8-BG Test KeyAccessories:SP65-0001-A2SP65-0001-A4SP65-0002-A2SP65-0002-A4SP70-0065Pole Mount Bracket Kit 2" St/St A2 (304)Pole Mount Bracket Kit 2" St/St A4 (316)Sunshade – St/St A2 (304)Sunshade – St/St A4 (316)Break glass hammer with chainE2S Warning S ignals s ales @ No liability is accepted for any consequence of the use of this document. The technical specification of this unit is subject to chang e without notice due to our policy of continual product development. All dimensions are approximate. This unit is sold subject to our standard conditions of sale, a copy of which is available on request.3 Ju n 2020。

OPERATORSfor potentially explosive atmospheresflameproof enclosureII 2G/D Ex d IIC T6..T4 Gb / Ex tb IIIC Db IP66/IP67aluminium or stainless steel enclosureSeriesNF WSNFFEATURES• Explosionproof operator for use in potentially explosive atmospheres according to ATEX-Directive 2014/34/EUEC type examination certificate no.: LCIE 00 ATEX 6008 X IECEx Certificate of Conformity no.: IECEx LCI 07.0015X• Compliance with the Essential Health and Safety Requirements has been assured by compliance with the International and European Standards EN-IEC 60079-0, EN-IEC 60079-1 and EN-IEC 60079-31• Easy electrical installation by means of a screw terminal coil• Enclosure provided with a 1/2 NPT threaded entry hole (M20 x 1,5 in option) for a broad range of cable entries• Ingress protection degree IP66/67• A wide range of valves can be supplied with the operatorCONSTRUCTIONSolenoid enclosure NF Chromated aluminium, epoxy coated WSNF Stainless steel (AISI 316L)Bonnet NF Steel (zinc plated)WSNF Stainless steel (nickel plated)Core, core tube and plugnut all Stainless steel Shading coil all Copper or silverNameplate NF Stainless steelWSNF Stainless steel Coil connection all Embedded screw terminals Fasteners & screws all Stainless steel Safety code IECEx / q II 2G Ex d IIC T6..T4 Gb IECEx / q II 2D Ex tb IIIC 85°C..135°C Db IP66/67ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICSStandard voltagesDC (=) : 24V - 48V(Other voltages and 60 Hz on request) AC (~) : 24V - 48V - 115V - 230V (3) / 50 Hz TEMPERATURE CLASSIFICATION TABLESAC (~) solenoidsDC (=) solenoidsPn(watt)solenoid size maximum ambient °C (1)Pn (watt)solenoid size maximum ambient °C (1)M X X M 12surface temperatureM X X M 12surface temperatureT685°C T5100°C T4135°C T3200°CT685°C T5100°C T4135°C T3200°Cinsulation class F/H (155°C/180°C) 100% E.D.insulation class F/H (155°C/180°C) 100% E.D.1,85(2)(3) •75801,8•75803,7 (2)•60751003,6•60751005,8 (2)•60751005,7•607510010,0 (2)•40607510,0•406010010,0 (2)•406010011,2•40607510,5 •25406014,0•40609013,4 (2)•40607516,8•40607514,1 (2)•40609019,7•25406015,4•25406023,0•25406016,5•40607526,6•25406016,7•254029,5•254020,0•254036,2•254020,5•2528,0•25Check the wattage compatibility with the product selected.(1) T he minimum allowable ambient temperature is -60°C for the operator. Actual temperature range can be limited depending on valve operation limits.(2) A C (~): rectified coil construction.(3) 230 V AC does not exist (Pn 1,85 W).ORDERING INFORMATIONA valve supplied with the explosionproof operator will be identified with prefix NF or WSNF before the catalogue number.Example:NF E 210D095230V/50 Hzoperator voltagepipe thread ISO 7/1basic number15-DIGIT PRODUCT CODE E 262K 232FN V00H1Thread connectionVoltage - class Product seriesOptionsRevision letterValves versionElectrical interfaceFN = NF FS = WSNF FT = NFET FU = WSNFETA valve supplied with the explosionproof op-erator will be identified with electrical interfaceFN, FS, FT or FU in the 15-digit product code.All leaflets are available on: Explosionproof equipment - 300130G B -2017/R 01A v a i l a b i l i t y , d e s i g n a n d s p e c i fi c a t i o n s a r e s u b j e c t t o c h a n g e w i t h o u t n o t i c e . A l l r i g h t s r e s e r v e d.OPERATORS SERIES NF/WSNFORDERING EXAMPLES:MOUNTING BRACKETNF B 327 B 001230V /50 Hz NF G 551 B 405230V /50 Hz NFET G 327 B 001V 230V /50 Hz WSNF E 272 A 047MS 24V /DC WSNF B320 A 184E 24V /DCprefix pipe thread voltage basic numbersuffixBracket kit no. C139824contains: Stainless steel 304 SSscrews and bracketCONNECTIONS• Any ATEX approved cable entry device can be fitted in the 1/2 NPT threaded entry hole (M20 x 1.5 in option). Refer to the nameplate for identification of the maximum cable temperature • Internal and external earthing connection• The operator can be rotated through 360° to select the most favourable position for cable entryDIMENSIONS (mm), WEIGHT(kg)10254NPTseries weight NF 1,4WSNF 2,71 2 mounting holes M5,depth 9 mmTYPE NF-WSNFPrefix "NF" , "WSNF" Solenoid / Electrical interface FN/FS/FT/FU Aluminium, stainless steel (NF , epoxy coated)EN-IEC 60079-1 and EN-IEC 60079-31II 2G Ex d IIC Gb, II 2D Ex tb IIIC Db IP66/67All leaflets are available on: 4 - Explosionproof equipment00130G B -2017/R 01A v a i l a b i l i t y , d e s i g n a n d s p e c i fi c a t i o n s a r e s u b j e c t t o c h a n g e w i t h o u tn o t i c e . A l l r i g h t s r e s e r v e d .OPTIONS• Operators for mining, I M2 Ex d I, contact us。

TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION (2)INSTALLATION (3)Setup (3)Enclosure Assembly for Stand Alone Final Filters (6)Door Installation (6)Enclosure Anchoring (7)Ducting a Stand Alone Final Filter (7)Filter Cartridge Installation (8)Cartridge Support Installation (9)Compressed Air Supply (10)Electrical Connections (10)The Wiring Process (10)Choosing the Correct Wiring Procedure (11)Wiring from the Timer Board to the Solenoid (11)Photohelic Connections (11)Initial Checks (12)OPERATION (13)Electrical Settings (13)Solenoid Sequence Setup (13)Selector and Push Button Switch Operation (13)Startup (13)MAINTENANCE (15)Periodic Maintenance Schedule (15)Filter Cartridge Replacement (15)SPARE PARTS LISTING (17)INTRODUCTIONThe Osprey Final Filter is designed to enhance the filtering capacity of the Osprey Drum Filter or Phoenix TM Filter System. The purpose is to filter fine particulate material from an air stream. The filter cartridges remove 99.95% of particulate matter down to 1 micron. Clean air can be exhausted into manufacturing plant, atmosphere, or temperature control system.The Final Filter uses a long lasting, fiber resistant cartridge design. This allows easy installation, low maintenance, and automatic pulsejet cleaning.This manual was written for the Osprey Final Filter and is applicable to all sizes of the Osprey Final Filter. Drawings in this manual apply to the base model unless otherwise noted.This manual is divided into five sections:1) Introduction2) Installation and Start-up3) Operation4) Maintenance5) Spare Parts ListingSafety information and information of special note are included throughout the manual. Four different types of notes are used in this manual and appear as shown.is used to prevent personnel injury.-WARNING-is used to prevent personnel injury.is used to prevent machine damage.-CAUTION-is used to prevent machine damage.is used to show information that is necessary to insure proper installationmation that is necessary to insure proper installation -IMPORTANT-is used to show inforand operation.and operation.is used to provide information of special interest.-NOTE-is used to provide information of special interest.INSTALLATIONSetupFirst, check the crates shipped against the shipping list to identify missing or damaged parts. Follow the instructions in the bulletin titled “What to do if your shipment is damaged, lost, or stolen!” located in the Osprey job manual shipped with the equipment, if applicable. If all is well, uncrate the Final Filter and gather the parts near, but not on, the planned erection site. Before beginning installation, go over the assembly drawings (included in the Osprey job manual shipped with the equipment) to become familiar with the components that will require assembly. Also, read the Drum Filter (or Phoenix TM Filter) Installation and Operation Manual completely. Install the drum filter and begin installation of the enclosure before installing the Final Filter. Assembly of the Final Filter section is best done while installing the drum filter enclosure. Use Figure 1 and the assembly drawings specific to your equipment (included in the Osprey job manual) as a guide throughout this installation. If you have purchased a stand alone Final Filter, assemble the filter enclosure following the section labeled “Enclosure Assembly for Stand Alone Final Filters”.Assemble the drum enclosure except for the roof and front wall where the main system fan isFigure 1 Osprey Final Filter overall layout.Assemble the tubesheet panels intheir proper placein the samemanner as theenclosure wallpanels wereinstalled. Also,install the tubesheet-flashingpanel at this time.Be sure to placesilicone (includedin shipment)between allmating panelflanges.See Figures 2 and3 for examples.Figure 2 Assembled tube sheet panels and tube sheet flashing, as viewed through the drum plenum wall.Figure 3 Assembled tube sheet panels and tube sheet flashing from a stand alone Final Filter.Figure 4 Manifolds installed on manifold mounts.Bolt on the enclosure roof panels at this time. This will steady the tube sheet panels for the rest of the installation.Bolt the manifold mounts into their proper position, aligning the holes on its flange with the row of holes down the center of the tube sheet panels. Use 3/8"-16 wiz bolts and nuts to bolt it.Locate the manifold mount braces and bolt them to the tube sheet panels and to the manifold mounts using 3/8"-16 wiz bolts and nuts.Now, find the air manifolds. The air manifolds come preassembled with the diaphragm valves, solenoid valves, and air hoses. Secure them to the manifold mount braces installed earlier using 3/8"-16 x 1 1/4" bolts, 3/8" washers and lock washers, and 3/8"-16 nuts.When the manifolds are installed, install the manifold stiffeners. These keep movement and vibration of the manifolds to a minimum when the diaphragm valves are activated and the filter cartridges are pulse cleaned.-NOTE- Hardware may differ for someassemblies. Check the assemblydrawings shipped with theequipment for proper mountinghardware.hardware.-WARNING-Do not damage Do not damagethe air hoses the air hoseswhen installing when installingthe manifolds the manifoldsand manifold and manifoldstiffeners.stiffeners.Figure 4 shows an installation of the tubesheet panels, manifold mounts and brackets,the manifolds, and the manifold stiffeners.-NOTE-Act Actual assemblies may ual assemblies may ual assemblies maydiffer from figures differ from figuresused in this manual. used in this manual.Consult the assembly Consult the assemblydrawings shipped with drawings shipped withthe equipment for the equipment for details.details.Figure 5 Stand Alone Final Filter Enclosure (partiallyassembled).Enclosure Assembly for Stand Alone Final FiltersDetermine component/equipment arrangement and establish critical locations for major items and mark on floor in appropriate manner (chalk line). Consult customer and/or Osprey drawings for details (Footprint drawings are available from Osprey).-IMPORTANT- Some panels are not interchangeable. Compare the tags located on the top ofeach panel with the enclosure assembly drawing(s) included in the blue jobmanual shipped with the equipment.Assemble the front wall by first laying two panels on the ground and putting a bead of silicone (supplied by Osprey) on the end flanges of the two mating wall panels to ensure an airtight seal. Bolt the two flanges together using 3/8"-16 wiz nut and bolts supplied with the equipment. When the wall is assembled, raise it into place keeping it aligned with the mark that was make on the floor earlier. Anchor the wall to the foundation by drilling through every other hole in the bottom flanges of each panel and securing with an appropriate fastener (not supplied by Osprey). Figures 2 and 5 show a stand-alone Final Filter being assembled.together. In addition, the enclosure panels must level and plumb to insure proper fit, so shim necessary.-NOTE- Do not anchor these panels to foundation at this time. assembly is complete.wall panels are installed to ease installation.Door InstallationSilicone ends of wall panels making up door opening.Place preassembled door and frame in the panel openingand secure in place. Match drill all four corners of doorand frame assembly with the enclosure panel flanges andbolt in place utilizing the standard hardware kit.Figure 6 Door installation.Figure 7 Ducting to an Osprey Stand Alone Final Filter.Enclosure AnchoringWhen all the enclosure panels and doors are in place, tighten all screws holding enclosure panels together. Install any bolts not present in wall panels and roof panels. Check enclosure to make sure it is level and square. Shim where necessary by using wood or metal shims of appropriate thickness. Anchor enclosure to floor by drilling through holes in bottom flange of wall panels. Typical anchors used are 3/8" x 3" bolts or studs for concrete floors, 3/8" x 3" lag bolts for wooden floors or 3/8" hex bolts with nuts for steel plate or drilled and tapped holes. These items are not furnished by Osprey. These fasteners must be furnished by others or by Osprey at additional expense with prior notification of mounting surface specifications.Ducting a Stand Alone Final FilterStand Alone Final Filters may come with flanges or attachment points for ducting specified by the customer. If this is the case, attaching ducts to the Final Filter enclosure is as simple as aligning the duct flange with the corresponding flange on the enclosure then bolt the two together.If no attachment points are present, holes may be cut in the enclosure wall panels and roof panels to bolt ducting to the filter. Avoid directing airflow directly into a filter cartridge as this may reduce the life of the cartridge. Place ducting so air flow is parallel with the direction of the filter cartridges.All ducts must be properly supported by means other than the bolts holding them to the Final Filter enclosure (Figure 7). Please read the “Design Standards for Ducting Osprey Equipment” paper located in the Osprey job manual. This paper gives guidelines for material and size of ducts in relation to air flow volume and velocity.Filter Cartridge InstallationThe number of filter cartridges included with each Osprey Final Filter is determined by the volume of air passing through the filter and the speed of the airflow. There may be just a single cartridge for each opening in the tube sheet panels, or two cartridges may be installed end to end to provide desirable air flow characteristics.In each case, install the cartridges starting at the top of the tube sheet panel. Work across and then down to provide best access.Figure 8 illustrates the installation of a single cartridge. The parts needed for this are:1. Filter cartridge2. Single length crank3. Metal backed rubber washer4. Filter cartridge end cap5. ½ "-13 square nut6. ½ "-13 jam nutFirst, place the end cap on the end of the filter cartridge (not the end with the rubber seal). Slide the rubber washer on the crank, metal side first. This will ensure an airtight seal between the washer and the cartridge end cap.Put the straight end of the crank through the hole in the cartridge end cap, through the cartridge, then into the hole located in the tube sheet panel. Put the jam nut and square on the end of the crank handle. Turn the crank handle to secure the filter cartridges to the tube sheet panel.-IMPORTANT-Do not over tighten the crank handles, as it may cause damage to the seal.Figure 8 Single filter cartridge installation.Double cartridge installation is similar to the single cartridge installation. The only differences are that there are two cartridges on a longer crank, with a spider in between the cartridges for support. Figure 9 illustrates this.Figure 9 Double filter cartridge installation.Cartridge Support InstallationSome Osprey Final Filters come with a support structure for the filter cartridges. Installation of this support assembly is straightforward. Bolt the cross arms to the vertical support, and place this behind the filter cartridges so that the cranks holding the cartridges in place rest in the slots in the cross arm. When in place, drill holes through the bottom feet of the vertical supports into the foundation. Anchor into place with fasteners suitable for the foundation material. Drill holes through the top feet into the roof panels and bolt in place. Figure 10 below shows a double cartridge final filter with a cartridge support assembly.Figure 10 Double cartridges with cartridge support assembly.C ompressed Air Supply-CAUTION-Purge air lines to remove debris before connecting to air manifold. Purge air lines to remove debris before connecting to air manifold.Remove the plastic pipe cap from the end of the air manifold and connect the air supply line. Osprey recommends an air supply pressure between 80psi and 100psi, with 90psi the optimum pressure. 2.1scfm is required for systems with ¾” [20mm] diaphragm valves and 3.4scfm is required for systems with 1” [25mm] diaphragm valves. 1" NPT connections for air supply lines are located at each end of the air manifold(s). Use Teflon tape on all threaded air connections.Osprey recommends additionalcomponents installed on the compressedair supply to the final filter manifolds.These components are not supplied byOsprey as part of the base model.A lock out shut-off air valve (bleedtype), bleed type regulator and gauge,filter, and automatic condensate valveshould be installed to the air supply line.These components should preferably be located in the building for convenientservice and startup/shutdown of the unit. Figure 11 illustrates an example arrangementof these components.-NOTE- It is important It is important that the air supply be oil and moisture free. Contamination in the that the air supply be oil and moisture free. Contamination in theair used to clean filter elements will result in poor cleaning and loss inperformance.performance.Electrical Connections-NOTE- All electrical work must be done by All electrical work must be done by a qualified electrician and according to local a qualified electrician and according to localcodes.codes.Electrical control panels are built by Osprey at world voltages. All electrical schematics and panel layouts are enclosed in the panel at time of shipping. Another copy is included in the Osprey Job Manual sent with the equipment.Determine the power requirements of the Final Filter.The Wiring ProcessFor Final Filters, the wiring process begins with the Control Panel. The Control Panel should be situated as close as possible to the filters in order for controls and wiring to be highly accessible.Figure 11 Compressed air supply components.Choosing the Correct Wiring ProcedureThe wiring procedure between the Control Panel and the Final Filter manifolds may be accomplished in various ways. Osprey suggests a single EMT or Sealtight from the Control Panel to each manifold bank. This depends on the size of the Final Filter and implies that anywhere from two (2) to seven (7) runs between the Final Filter and the Control Panel would be needed.A second suggestion would be to run a sufficiently larger EMT from the Control Panel to a junction box located within the Final Filter. (From the junction box, single runs of Sealtight can be wired to each Solenoid junction box as needed.)Wiring from the Timer Board to the SolenoidNotice as the wiring from the solenoids to the timer boards is being done, that there will be occasions where two (2) solenoids are wired on one (1) output terminal, which is located on the timer boards. This doubling up of solenoids on the timer board outputs may be randomly wired through the terminals. Doubling up is executed to guarantee that each solenoid is wired back to the timer boards. When wiring two solenoids from one output terminal on the timer boards, observe that the solenoids are located on different manifolds. This is to insure proper function of the air valve and air pressure. The cleaning process entails sequential operation of each individual manifold firing independently. When initial wiring takes place, consider the order of the cleaning procedure: The system begins at the top of the manifold, travels across, and downward to the next manifold. The beginning of the following cleaning series originates at the first manifold once again. This method always progresses from top to bottom, repeatedly. Photohelic ConnectionsInstall the pressure taps for the pressure gauge(s) by drilling holes in the proper location in the filter enclosure. These locations will depend on which pressure or differential pressure is being measured. Place the threaded end of thebarb fitting through the hole from theoutside of the filter enclosure.Tighten a nut on the fitting from inside theenclosure. Attach one end of tubing to thebarb fitting and the other end to theappropriate pressure gage connection.Make sure that the tubing is fitted tightlyon the barb fitting to prevent unexpectedslipping. Double check the tubingconnection to make sure each tube connects to the filter enclosure in the proper location. Figure 12Installing taps for pressure gauges.Initial Checks7. Check all fasteners to that they are properly tightened.8. Check all electrical connections.9. Check compressed air supply connections.10. Check filter cartridges, making sure they are properly sealed against tube sheet panels.11. Check all access doors, hatches, etc., to make sure that they are closed and properly secured.OPERATIONElectrical SettingsSolenoid Sequence SetupThe timing setup between the firing of each solenoid, or pair of solenoids, should be set at ten (10) seconds for the off time. The on time setting is 0.1 second. This allows the manifold to recharge with air for the next solenoid firing.Selector and Push Button Switch OperationThe Off-ON switch when turned to the on position will allow the final filter to start operating; this is indicated by the amper Filter On light.The Photo-Timer selector switch is used as follows.PHOTO When the switch is on Photo, the final filter is controlled by the Photohelic Gauge that is monitoring the final filter pressure, when the pressure exceeds the Photohelic preset high pressure. The Final Filter will go thru a cleaning cycle until the pressure drops below the preset low pressure setting on the photohelic and then will stop.Continuous Cycle Timer In the Timer position the continuous cycle timer controls the duration that the Final Filter is cycling On and OFF, example: 5 minutes on and 15 minutes off. When the cleaning process is in the off time and if the preset high pressure is reached the cleaning process will begin and the photohelic gauge will override the timer OFF sequence. The cleaning process will continue until the low pressure preset is reached and then turn off.CYCLE Pressing the cycle push-button allows the Final Filter to cycle thru one complete cycle and turn off. Cycle time should be set to the length of time it takes to complete one cleaning cycle.StartupFirst, turn on the air supply to the air manifold and adjust the pressure from 80 psig to 100 psig. Experience indicates 90 psig to be the typical setting for satisfactory cleaning performance.Now, turn the switch on the electrical panel to ON .Compressed air is specified at a pressure of 90 psig. The control timer is factory set to clean a segment of elements every 10 seconds. The control timer is factory set for a pulse width of 1/10 sec. These are the recommended operating specifications.Adjustments other than these specified may result in poor cleaning performance or degradation of the cartridge filter. Additional cleaning energy may be obtained by adjusting the pressure to a maximum of 100 psig.DO NOT increase air pressure beyond 100 psig or damage to the filter -WARNING-aircartridges may result.cartridges may result.The filter cleaning proceeds horizontally by rows and from left to right when facing the filter clean air discharge.MAINTENANCEPeriodic Maintenance ScheduleThe following is a recommended maintenance cycle for the Final Filter.Time Period ActionsEvery month Check for cartridge damage and air leaks. Replace as necessary.Check air supply line for leaks and correct pressure.Every 3 months Run a full cartridge purge cycle (described below).Remove dust buildup on filter floor.Every year Tighten all fasteners as needed.Turn Final Filter off and lock out electrical power, along with stopping airtopping air -WARNING-Turn Final Filter off and lock out electrical power, along with sflow, before entering Final Filter.flow, before entering Final Filter.-WARNING-Always wear dust mask over mouth and nose along with eye protectionwhen entering the Final Filter cartridge chamber.when entering the Final Filter cartridge chamber.Dust will build up on the floor of the filter cartridge section. This will need to be removed periodically. The time period between cleaning will differ from process to process and will depend on the type and amount of material being handled. Osprey recommends that the material be gently swept or vacuumed from the floor. This is to prevent inhalation of airborne particles.A door is located on the side of the filter enclosure for easy access.-WARNING-Do NOT use compressed air to blow out the accumulated material on theFinal Filter floor.Final Filter floor.Every 3 months, a full cartridge purge cycle is recommended. Begin by stopping all airflow through the filter. When airflow ceases, turn the selector switch on the control panel to CYCLE or by pushing the CYCLE push-button. This allows the Final Filter to cycle thru one (or more) complete cleaning cycle(s) and let the material fall to the floor. Let the material settle to the floor before starting air flowing through the filter. For convenience, these full cartridge purge cycles should be scheduled just before the dust buildup on the floor is cleaned.Filter Cartridge ReplacementWhen a filter cartridge is damaged or too worn to continue in service, it needs to be replaced.15 -WARNING-Turn Final Filter off and lock out electrical power, along with stopping air flow, before entering Final Filter. flow, before entering Final Filter.-WARNING-Always wear dust mask over mouth and nose along with eye protection when e when entering the Final Filter cartridge chamber.ntering the Final Filter cartridge chamber.ntering the Final Filter cartridge chamber.Enter the Final Filter through the door on the enclosure. Locate the filter cartridge to be replaced. Remove the cartridge by turning the crank handle counter-clockwise and pulling the crank handle from the end of the cartridge. Place a new filter cartridge in place, insert the crank handle and rubber washer, and then tighten. See Figures 8 and 9, and the section titled Filter Cartridge Installation for more information.-IMPORTANT- Do not over tighten the crank handles, as it may cause damage to the seal.Do not over tighten the crank handles, as it may cause damage to the seal.SPARE PARTS LISTINGWhen ordering parts for your Final Filter. ALL of the following information must be included. If you are ordering by phone, be sure to have this information available when you place the call.1.) Part number2.) COMPLETE description of the part3.) Product model number - this is ESSENTIAL4.) Product serial number5.) Quantity needed6.) Length, size, color - where applicable7.) Voltage, RPM, cycle (hertz), ratios, shaft size, etc.8.) Shipping address and method9.) Customer order numberConsult the spare parts quote that shipped with the Final Filter for specific information on various parts. Contact Osprey Parts Department to place orders.。