Microseparator™ Coolant Systems Transport, Installation, & Initial Startup
M000005_A - V Twin Ultra Transport & Installation 5.2-EN TM
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With the Microseparator™ in full operation press the SEPARATOR
button and then STOP and observe the following: Cleaning cycle
will start immediately. When cleaning cycle is complete, the rotor
will start and run for setting of 10 seconds to check rotor
condition before shut down. If vibration is indicated, cleaning
cycle will repeat. The control will repeat this sequence until it is
determined the rotor is clean.
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Operation will now be stopped. Connect air supply and check
regulator. Set air supply to 60 Psig (4 Bar).Set air purge regulator
to about 0.5 bar (7 Psig).
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Control Panel Operation
See the MICROSEPARATOR™ OPERATION MANUAL for detailed
instructions concerning the control panel operation. The documentation
is supplied inside the electrical control panel along with the panel wiring
diagrams.
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Coolant Makeup System Operation
See the MICROSEPARATOR™ OPERATION MANUAL for detailed
instructions concerning the control panel operation. The documentation
is supplied inside the electrical control panel along with the panel wiring
diagrams.
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Cleaning Frequency Calculation
The Microseparator™ centrifuge separates the smallest particles of lens
debris that pass the screens of the Chip Separators. Typically, this is
primarily small powders of CR 39 and fractions of other materials. To
assist in calculating the cleaning frequency, the following data is
approximate and useful:
Volume of centrifugally compacted debris per CR39 lens = 6 in³ (98ml)
Volume of CF65G rotor sludge space = 277 in³ (4.5 litres/1.1 gal)
Volume of CF105G rotor sludge space = 462 in³ (7.6 litres/2 gal)
Based upon this data, the centrifuge cleaning frequency should be set for
approximately once per 60 CR39 lenses for the standard Microseparator™
System with CF65, 120 lenses for the Microseparator™ HC version with
CF105. Use these values as a starting point. Depending upon the quality
of the cutting bits, lens material, and other factors, you may need to
adjust the average cleaning frequency.
During a normal production period, check the Microseparator™ centrifuge
during its discharge cycle. If approximately one gallon of material
discharges per cycle with the CF65 or two gallons for the CF105, the feed
cycle timer may need to be decreased slightly. If however, considerably