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5.0

ASSEMBLY AND SETUP

5.1

BALL AND NOZZLE

You should routinely check the ceramic ball and the nozzle for cleanliness. Never scrape
the nozzle or its associated parts with a hard object or anything that is abrasive or that may
remove material from the parts. AMETEK recommends that the ceramic ball and nozzle be
kept in place at all times, except when cleaning is required. This will prevent dirt from
entering the ball and nozzle assembly.

5.1.1

Removing Ceramic Ball

Cup one hand over the top (beveled end) of
the nozzle and push from the bottom of the
nozzle to remove the ball. If the ball tends to
stick when being removed, DO NOT FORCE
IT. Forcing the ball may cause serious dam-
age to the nozzle.

5.1.2

Removing the Nozzle

Carefully remove the nozzle by pulling the
nozzle upward while twisting to overcome
the friction of the O-ring seal.

Carefully, lift the ceramic ball from the nozzle assembly and
store in a secure location.

Grasp the nozzle firmly and pull upward with a slight twisting
motion.

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Summary of Contents for PK II

Page 1: ...PK II Pneumatic Deadweight Tester Operating Instructions FORM 85 02 June 1999 Revision 6 CALIBRATIONINSTRUMENTS Test Equipment Depot 800 517 8431 99 Washington Street Melrose MA 02176 TestEquipmentDep...

Page 2: ...PROCEDURE 8 3 1 Frequency of Certification 8 3 2 Materials Necessary for Recertification 8 4 0 SPECIFICATIONS 9 5 0 ASSEMBLY AND SETUP 13 5 1 Ball and Nozzle 13 5 1 1 Removing the Nozzle 13 5 1 2 Remo...

Page 3: ...arranty shall not apply to instruments subjected to tampering or abuse or exposed to highly corrosive condi ions THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED AND AMETEK...

Page 4: ...ral quick leveling system for field or laboratory use The case also contains a tripod fixture allowing the unit to be tripod mounted in the field 1 1 PRODUCT FEATURES The key features of the PK II Pne...

Page 5: ...5 1 2 PK II PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS Figure 1 1 PK II Dimensions Models 104 254 304 and Medical 8 875in 225 4mm 12 75in 323 85mm 3 0 in 76 2mm 6 125in 155 56mm...

Page 6: ...6 1 2 PK II PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS Figure 1 2 PK II Dimensions Models 20SS 30SS 654 854 2000GM 2010GM 200N 201N 500CM 1000CM 1500CM 2000CM 2B 2B01 12 75 in 323 85 mm 12 875in 327 03mm 8 0 in 203 2 mm...

Page 7: ...s suggested to compute the corrected tester output pressure readings Gravity Local gravity values differ depending upon geographic locations Pressure is defined as force per unit area so that mass val...

Page 8: ...hen pressurized a correction is required only when the gauge height or reference plane of the unit being calibrated is either higher or lower than that of the pneumatic tester The reference plane of t...

Page 9: ...nt of traceability to NIST G Calibration with a Cal bration Report Certificate A report that outlines detailed information about the calibration process This includes actual calibration data traceabil...

Page 10: ...able 2b PK2 254WC SS 4 254 H2 O 1 H2 O Table 2b PK2 304WC SS 4 304 H2 O 1 H2 O Table 2b PK2 654WC SS 4 654 H2 O 1 H2 O Table 2b PK2 854WC SS 4 854 H2 O 1 H2 O Table 2b PK2 2000GM SS 25 2000 gm cm2 25...

Page 11: ...2 1 2 1 2 7 Part Number K 1279 4 H2 O K 1265 1 10 H2 O K 1277 K 1278 K 2047 1 K 1294 K 2046 16 K 2030 K 2031 Table 2c Pressure in Grams per Square Centimeter g cm2 WEIGHT CARRIER Weights Furnished pe...

Page 12: ...7 K 2047 18 K 1294 2 K 2046 29 K 2030 1 K 2031 3 K 2039 12 Table 2e Pressure in Centimeters of Water 20 C WEIGHT CARRIER Weights Furnished per Pressure Increment MODEL AND BALL cm H2 O 10cm H2 O 20cm...

Page 13: ...1 2 1 3 PK2 01 SS 0 01 and 0 02 Bar 1 1 2 1 2 1 3 Part Number K 2047 17 K 2047 18 K 1294 2 K 2046 29 K 2030 1 K 2031 3 K 2039 12 Table 2g Pressure in Millimeters of Mercury Hg WEIGHT CARRIER Weights F...

Page 14: ...Removing Ceramic Ball Cup one hand over the top beveled end of the nozzle and push from the bottom of the nozzle to remove the ball If the ball tends to stick when being removed DO NOT FORCE IT Forci...

Page 15: ...Nozzle AMETEK recommends cleaning the ceramic ball and nozzle with a residue free solvent Using a cottom swab or soft cloth with a solvent such as alcohol wipe the inside of the nozzle Dampen a clean...

Page 16: ......

Page 17: ...of the weight insert and rotating the knurled nut until it contacts the bottom of the case 5 2 2 Fine Leveling Fine leveling is obtained by rotating the knurled rod clockwise to raise and counter clo...

Page 18: ...ck for leaks load the tester so as to apply a pressure indicating instrument and then turn off the tester output valve If the pressure indicated by the instrument being calibrated holds it is safe to...

Page 19: ...ng high pressure may result in personal injury and damage to the tester NEVER apply a pressure greater than 100 PSIG Step 3 Add weights as required Exercise caution when handling the weights Handle on...

Page 20: ...Once calibration is complete the downstream pressure may be vented by turning the outlet valve to the VENT position CAUTION The ceramic ball weight carrier and weights comprise a system for your PK II...

Page 21: ...e cleaned If any contamination is evident in the output system it may be easily removed using the following procedure Step 1 Remove the weights and weight carrier from the tester leaving the ceramic b...

Page 22: ...g down ward Step 6 Pressure the ball into its socket to provide an output pressure sufficient to purge the sys tem Step 7 After completing Steps 1 6 disconnect the air supply from the INLET and connec...

Page 23: ...the nozzle body is clean and dry when removed Mild solvents may be applied to the outlet fitting and flushed out when applying pressure If a solvent is used it should not leave any film or residue onc...

Page 24: ...EANING THE INPUT FILTER Remove the input filter fitting and clean it by backflushing from the downstream end with clean compressed air If an ultrasonic cleaner is available AMETEK recommends that the...

Page 25: ...r Step 4 Check for adequate air supply 8 2 OUTPUT AND INTERNAL LEAKAGE The accuracy of the tester is seriously undermined by leaks in the output connections and or instrument being calibrated The foll...

Page 26: ...epair WARNING Leak checks should be done in the order described above otherwise the source of the leak may not be accurately identified CAUTION DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REPAIR INTERNAL LEAKS Return the PK II...

Page 27: ...K 1297 Capacity Tank Assembly K 1303 Nozzle Body Restriction Assembly K 1831 Tripod Mounting Plate K 1832 Level Adjust Stud K 1833 Level Retainer Stud K 1834 Leveling Foot K 1835 Leveling Foot Assembl...

Page 28: ...AMETEK CALIBRATION INSTRUMENTS ISO 9001 Manufacturer Pmted in U S A Test Equipment Depot 800 517 8431 99 Washington Street Melrose MA 02176 TestEquipmentDepot com...

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