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Cement Curing Autoclave User Manual

 

100072577 

Revision H 

54 

Table 9-2  101443557  A  PUMP ASSY HYD CEMENT CURING AUTOCLAVE, HAND 
OPERATED 

Find# 

Part/Mat’l# 

Qty  Description 

0001 

209474 

1.0 

HOSE 3000 PSI 3 FT X 3/16in. 

0002 

206606 

1.0 

BUSHING 1/4 NPT X 1/8 NPT STAINLESS 

0003 

204008 

1.0 

COUPLING QUICK-DISCONNECT PLUG 

0004 

204009 

1.0 

COUPLING QUICK-DISCONNECT SOCK 

0005 

205583 

1.0 

NIPPLE 1/4 NPT HEX STAINLESS 

0006 

205204 

1.0 

PUMP HYDRAULIC HAND 10-000 PSI 

 

Summary of Contents for 100072577

Page 1: ...Cement Curing Autoclave User Manual 100072577 Revision H ...

Page 2: ...s methods and apparatus which may be covered by U S Patents FANN reserves the right to make improvements in design construction and appearance of our products without prior notice FANN and the FANN logo are registered trademarks of Fann Instrument Company in the United States and or other countries UCA is a trademark of Fann Instrument Company Contact FANN Phone TELEPHONE 281 871 4482 TOLL FREE 80...

Page 3: ...Pressurizing the Cement Curing Autoclave 24 4 Installation 26 4 1 Parts of the Cement Curing Autoclave 26 4 2 Other Parts 26 4 3 Locating the Cement Curing Autoclave 26 4 4 Electric Power Supply 26 5 Operation 28 5 1 Sample Preparation 28 5 2 Prepare the Cube Mold 28 5 3 Prepare the Cement Slurry 32 5 4 Fill the Molds 32 5 5 Place molds into chamber 35 5 6 Place chamber in heating jacket 39 5 7 Pr...

Page 4: ...nual 100072577 Revision H iii 7 1 Eurotherm 2404 Temperature Calibration 46 7 2 Troubleshooting Tables 46 8 Accessories 50 8 1 Hand Pressure Pump 50 9 Parts Lists 51 10 Warranty and Returns 66 10 1 Warranty 66 10 2 Return of Items 66 ...

Page 5: ...essure from temperature rise right 25 Figure 5 1 Pins align the mold halves 28 Figure 5 2 Clamps hold mold halves together 29 Figure 5 3 Grease mold for base plate 30 Figure 5 4 Tighten base plate to mold 30 Figure 5 5 Grease mold interior 31 Figure 5 6 Mixing Cement Slurry 32 Figure 5 7 Filling mold 33 Figure 5 8 Leveling cement 33 Figure 5 9 Grease cover plate 34 Figure 5 10 Cover plate 34 Figur...

Page 6: ...3558 PUMP ASSY HYD CEMENT CURING AUTOCLAVE HAND OPERATED 50 Figure 9 1 100053968 Installation Chamber Assembly Standard 1200ML 2 Cube 51 Figure 9 2 101443558 A PUMP ASSY HYD CEMENT CURING AUTOCLAVE HAND OPERATED 53 Figure 9 3 100053968 Kit Installation Tools Manual not shown Autoclave Standard 1200ml 55 Figure 9 4 Assembly Cement Curing Autoclave 56 Figure 9 5 Electrical Schematic 115V Cement Curi...

Page 7: ...ure Problems 48 Table 7 3 Pressure Problems 48 Table 7 4 Chamber Lid Problems 49 Table 9 1 100053968 NX INSTALLATION CHAMBER ASSEMBLY STANDARD 1200ML 2 CUBE 52 Table 9 2 101443557 A PUMP ASSY HYD CEMENT CURING AUTOCLAVE HAND OPERATED 54 Table 9 3 101497200 K CEMENT CURING AUTOCLAVE 115V TWO 2 INCH CUBE MOLDS 57 Table 9 4 101533369 J CEMENT CURING AUTOCLAVE 230V TWO 2 INCH CUBE MOLDS 60 ...

Page 8: ...eum Institute API Specification 10A Specification for Cements and Materials for Well Cementing This device meets the requirements for pressurized cement curing equipment found in API Specification 10A and API Recommended Practice 10B Recommended Practice for Testing Well Cements After the curing period the samples are removed from the single cube molds and tested to determine their compressive str...

Page 9: ...in a durable stainless steel case Insulated heating jacket reduces heating of the work area Two two inch cube molds and covers are included Adjustable pressure relief valve Programmable temperature controller Removable chamber carrying handle Adjustable support feet Figure 1 1 Cement Curing Autoclave front view ...

Page 10: ...Cement Curing Autoclave User Manual 100072577 Revision H 3 Figure 1 2 Cement Curing Autoclave back view ...

Page 11: ...the pressure chamber or performing any work on the heating jacket allow it to cool to below 120 F 49 C Monitor the temperature by observing the temperature controller display when the chamber is in the heating jacket 2 1 3 Steam Water is commonly used to pressurize the cement slurry being cured When heat is applied there is the potential for the water to become high temperature steam Because of th...

Page 12: ...ring Autoclave pressure chamber and cube molds which is approximately 137 pounds 64 kg In routine cement slurry curing the combined weight of the pressure chamber cement molds cement pressurizing water or oil manifold and handle must be lifted fully from the heating jacket a distance of 8 1 2 inches 21 6 cm This weight varies with the number of molds and the cement slurry being cured and approache...

Page 13: ...on the manual pressure release valve Voltage and Current Single phase AC 50 60 Hertz Hz 115V 15A NEMA 5 20P plug or 230V 10A NEMA 6 15P plug 3 1 Cement Curing Autoclave Mechanical The manual needle valve in the pressure manifold controls the pressure going into the curing chamber During testing the needle valve is normally closed At the conclusion of a test after the temperature is below 120 Degre...

Page 14: ...loy molds internally measuring 2 inches X 2 inches X 2 inches 5 08 cm X 5 08 cm X 5 08 cm are provided with each Cement Curing Autoclave The two mold halves are aligned with dowel pins and clamped together with threaded sleeves Two flat head screws fasten the bottom plate to the two mold halves This arrangement allows the mold to be removed without damaging the cured cement specimen and for thorou...

Page 15: ...Cement Curing Autoclave User Manual 100072577 Revision H 8 Figure 3 3 Cement Mold Figure 3 4 Cement Mold Clamp ...

Page 16: ...nel enables and disables the heater circuit without interrupting power to the entire instrument The temperature controller regulates the power applied to the heater circuit to achieve and maintain the desired temperature inside the curing chamber It constantly compares the desired temperature set point to the temperature reading from the curing chamber thermocouple and adjusts the heating cycle to...

Page 17: ...tables in this section contain the factory settings for the Eurotherm Model 2404 temperature controller when it is configured for the Cement Curing Autoclave It is rare that the majority of these settings will need to be changed They are provided for reference should the temperature controller respond in an unexpected manner and incorrect settings are suspected ...

Page 18: ...Cement Curing Autoclave User Manual 100072577 Revision H 11 ...

Page 19: ... Description Value or to change Ctrl Control Type PID Act Control Action ReU Cool Type of Cooling Lin Ti Td Integral derivative time units SEc dtYP Derivative type PU m A Front panel Auto Man button EnAb r h Front panel Run Hold button EnAb PwrF Power feedback on Fwd t Feed forward type nonE Sb tr Sensor break output Sb OP FOP Forced manual output no bcd BCD input function nonE GSch Gain schedule ...

Page 20: ... 9 rnG h Range high 999 9 Press to Input iP Configuration Name to select Parameter Description Value or to change inPt Input type J tc CJC Cold junction compensation Auto imP Sensor break impedance Auto Press to Set Point SP Configuration Name to select Parameter Description Value or to change nSP Number of setpoints 2 rm tr Remote tracking OFF m tr Manual track OFF rmP U Setpoint rate limit units...

Page 21: ...ocking no AL 2 Alarm 2 Type OFF Ltch Latching no bLoc Blocking no AL 3 Alarm 3 Type OFF Ltch Latching no bLoc Blocking no AL 4 Alarm 4 Type OFF Ltch Latching no bLoc Blocking no Press to Program PROG Configuration Name to select Parameter Description Value or to change PtYP Programmer type 1 HbAC Holdback SEG Pwr F Power fail recovery cont Srvo Starting setpoint of a program Servo point To PU ...

Page 22: ...e iD Identity LoG i Func Function of input nonE Press to Digital Input Lb Configuration Name to select Parameter Description Value or to change iD Identity LoG i Func Function of input nonE Press to Comms 1 Module HA Configuration Name to select Parameter Description Value or to change iD Identity of the module installed nonE Func Function of input nonE ...

Page 23: ...e 1 1A Configuration Name to select Parameter Description Value or to change id Identify of module installed LoG Func Function HEAt UAL L PID demand signal giving minimum output 0 UAL H PID demand signal giving maximum output 100 Out L Minimum average power 0 0 Out H Maximum average power 100 0 Press to Module 2 2A Configuration Name to select Parameter Description Value or to change id Identify o...

Page 24: ...iguration Name to select Parameter Description Value or to change id Identify of module installed nonE Func Function nonE Press to Calibration CAL Configuration Name to select Parameter Description Value or to change rcAL Calibration point nonE UCAL User calibration enable no Pt1 L Low calibration point for Input 1 0 0 Pt1 H High calibration point for Input 1 999 9 OF1 L Offset Low for Input 1 0 0...

Page 25: ...Cement Curing Autoclave User Manual 100072577 Revision H 18 Press to EXIT Press to select YES UNIT WILL RESTART Press to select FuLL ...

Page 26: ...ress to Program Edit List ProG Name to select Parameter Description Value or to change Hb U Holdback value 10 0 rmP U Ramp units min dwL U Dwell units min CYC n Number of program cycles 1 SEG n Segment number 1 tYPE Segment type rmPr Hb Holdback type OFF tGt Target setpoint 135 rAtE Ramp rate 3 SEG n Segment number 2 tYPE Segment type rmPr Hb Holdback type bAnd tGt Target setpoint 190 rATe Ramp ra...

Page 27: ...ame to select Parameter Description Value or to change SEt Pid 1 Or Pid 2 selected Pid 1 Pb Proportional Band 0 8 Ti Integral Time in seconds 1700 Td Derivative Time in seconds 65 rES Manual Reset 0 0 Hcb High cutback OFF Lcb Low cutback 0 1 Pb2 Proportional Band Pid 2 0 8 Ti2 Integral Time in seconds Pid2 1700 Td2 Derivative Time in seconds Pid2 65 rES2 Manual Reset Pid 2 0 0 Hcb2 High cutback Pi...

Page 28: ...nge low 199 9 rnG h Range high 999 9 Press to Input list iP Name to select Parameter Description Value or to change uniT Instrument units ºF dEc P Decimal places in the display nnn n rnG L Range low 199 9 rnG h Range high 999 9 Press to Output list oP Name to select Parameter Description Value or to change uniT Instrument units ºF dEc P Decimal places in the display nnn n rnG L Range low 199 9 rnG...

Page 29: ...s to Information list info Name to select Parameter Description Value or to change uniT Instrument units ºF dEc P Decimal places in the display nnn n rnG L Range low 199 9 rnG h Range high 999 9 Press to Page to ACCS list Pass is displayed momentarily Press to Edit ...

Page 30: ...Program Read Name to select Parameter Description Value or to change uniT Instrument units ºF dEc P Decimal places in the display nnn n rnG L Range low 199 9 rnG h Range high 999 9 Press to Page to ACCS list Pass is displayed momentarily Press to OPEr Press to Home View ...

Page 31: ...pressed gas such as nitrogen For either pressurizing method the pressurizing chamber and manifold should be filled as much as possible with a non compressible fluid such as water This minimizes the time required to pressurize to the desired pressure and increases safety Figure 3 7 Water Expelled as Lid is Closed Either pressure source is connected to the open 1 8 NPT port on the needle valve After...

Page 32: ...the curing temperature increases during the curing process an automatic pressure relief valve prevents the chamber internal pressure from exceeding 3 000 PSI This spring loaded valve releases small amounts of the pressurizing fluid water Figure 3 9 Initial pressure left increased pressure from temperature rise right ...

Page 33: ...nd open the chamber cap should be located near either the cement sample preparation area near the Cement Curing Autoclave or in a work area which is convenient to both The cement mold handling tool should be in the same area 4 3 4 A water source should be nearby if water will be used to surround and pressurize the cement samples 4 3 5 Tools for disassembling and cleaning the molds and properly dis...

Page 34: ...e that proper power is provided 4 4 2 The electric power supply must be single phase and 50 60 Hz 4 4 2 1 115 VAC 15 A for 115 VAC Cement Curing Autoclaves 4 4 2 2 230 VAC 10 A for 230 VAC Cement Curing Autoclaves 4 4 3 Connect the power cord to the Cement Curing Autoclave and then connect the power cord to the power source ...

Page 35: ...is available from the American Petroleum Institute Division of production 300 Corrigan Tower Building Dallas Texas 75201 USA These procedures should be reviewed prior to using the Cement Curing Autoclave 5 2 Prepare the Cube Mold 5 2 1 One or two 2 inch cube molds are used with the Cement Curing Autoclave chamber To prevent the cement slurry from seeping into the joints between the sides and base ...

Page 36: ...Cement Curing Autoclave User Manual 100072577 Revision H 29 Figure 5 2 Clamps hold mold halves together ...

Page 37: ...nt Curing Autoclave User Manual 100072577 Revision H 30 Figure 5 3 Grease mold for base plate 5 2 2 Attach the base plate to the mold using two flat head machine screws Figure 5 4 Tighten base plate to mold ...

Page 38: ...oat of grease on the mold interiors and the base plates to keep the cement slurry from sticking Excess grease at the inside joints of the molds will decrease the actual volume of the cement cube and can result in inaccurate compressive strength tests Figure 5 5 Grease mold interior ...

Page 39: ... 1 Mix the cement slurry according to API RP 10B Figure 5 6 Mixing Cement Slurry 5 4 Fill the Molds 5 4 1 Pour the cement slurry into the assembled mold Repeatedly puddle and stir the slurry then remove the excess with a straight edge to level the slurry with the top of the molds See API RP 10B ...

Page 40: ...Cement Curing Autoclave User Manual 100072577 Revision H 33 Figure 5 7 Filling mold Figure 5 8 Leveling cement ...

Page 41: ...4 5 4 2 To keep the pressurizing water from contaminating the slurry apply a thin layer of grease to the top edges of the mold and to the edges of the mold cover plate Figure 5 9 Grease cover plate 5 4 3 Put the cover plate on the mold Figure 5 10 Cover plate ...

Page 42: ...o chamber 5 5 1 Use the cube mold removal tool to lower one or both molds into the Cement Curing Autoclave Chamber Once the molds are in the chamber avoid tipping the chamber which may displace the covers Figure 5 11 Lower mold into chamber 1 Figure 5 12 Lower mold into chamber 2 ...

Page 43: ...the chamber when the lid is installed See API RP 10B 5 5 4 Inspect the chamber lid O ring for cuts or other damage If it is damaged it should be replaced 5 5 5 Grease the lid O ring and lid threads 5 5 6 Install the lid onto the chamber Fully tighten the lid into the chamber using the pressure vessel wrench and Vise Grip chain clamp When the lid is fully seated loosen it 1 8 to 1 4 turn This helps...

Page 44: ...Figure 5 14 Tighten lid Figure 5 15 Water expelled as lid tightened 5 5 6 1 Attach the removable chamber handle by pulling the spring loaded pins away from the handle Place the handle over the lid and release the spring loaded pins to engage the holes in the lid ...

Page 45: ...Cement Curing Autoclave User Manual 100072577 Revision H 38 Figure 5 16 Handle spring loaded pin retracted Figure 5 17 Handle and manifold on chamber ...

Page 46: ...y carry the assembled chamber to the autoclave 5 6 2 Carefully lower the chamber into the heating jacket Figure 5 18 Place chamber into autoclave remove handle 5 6 3 Remove the carrying handle 5 6 4 Connect the pressurizing manifold to the brass coupling on the chamber lid Tighten the manifold coupling nut using hand force only ...

Page 47: ...ring Autoclave User Manual 100072577 Revision H 40 Figure 5 19 Attach valve and manifold 5 6 5 Connect the thermocouple cable to the thermocouple in the curing chamber lid Figure 5 20 Connect thermocouple cable ...

Page 48: ...hamber pressure 5 7 5 If desired the pressure source may be disconnected Figure 5 21 Set initial chamber pressure 5 8 Running a test 5 8 1 Adjust the set point of the temperature controller to the desired maximum temperature See API RP 10B for settings 5 8 2 Program Temperature Control for a Test 5 8 2 1 From the home display press until you reach ProG LiSt Press 5 8 2 2 Use the arrow keys to sele...

Page 49: ...he slurry thermocouple reaches the desired temperature 5 8 5 Frequently monitor the chamber pressure gauge as the slurry curing progresses As the water inside heats up it will expand and increase the pressure Reduce the pressure by slowly opening the needle valve so the maximum pressure specified in API RP 10B is not exceeded The automatic relief valve will bleed off potentially hazardous pressure...

Page 50: ...ear of the valve outlet when it is being opened 5 9 3 Turn the heat switch to the OFF position 5 10 Remove the chamber 5 10 1 Disconnect the cable from the thermocouple and lay the cable aside 5 10 2 Remove the pressure manifold assembly and lay it aside 5 10 3 If previously removed re attach the carrying handle and lift the chamber clear of the heating jacket and move it to the desired work area ...

Page 51: ...2 Remove cement particles using a metal spatula or wire brush 5 11 3 Remove any cement film by dipping the part in 15 20 percent hydrochloric acid Let the parts sit for several minutes then brush clean and rinse the parts thoroughly with water Properly disposed of the waste acid 5 11 4 Remove grease film with a solvent 5 11 5 Carefully dry the parts 5 11 6 Inspect the lid O ring for damage and rep...

Page 52: ...Cement Curing Autoclave User Manual 100072577 Revision H 45 6 Analyzing Results The Cement Curing Autoclave cures cement slurry specimens for compressive strength testing by other instruments ...

Page 53: ...in the factory set calibration Should re calibration be desired see the Eurotherm 2404 thermocouple instruction manual for the detailed procedure 7 2 Troubleshooting Tables These tables are provided to assist in troubleshooting when a variety of problems arise while operating the Cement Curing Autoclave Included in the tables are symptoms of the problem possible causes of the problem and possible ...

Page 54: ...power up The power fuses are blown Check replace the power fuses located on the back of the unit See Figure 7 4 The power switch has malfunctioned or failed Check replace the power switch The power wiring is faulty Check repair the power wiring Refer to the wiring diagram The power source is disconnected or turned off Check the power source Figure 7 1 Power fuse holders ...

Page 55: ...ics malfunctioned or failed Check the heater solid state relay and the heater circuit wiring Refer to the wiring diagram The temperature reading is unreasonably high 1 000 F Possible open circuit in thermocouple or thermocouple cables Look for and repair the broken wire or loose connection The temperature reading is about room temperature even though the chamber is hot Possible short circuit in th...

Page 56: ...mptom Possible Cause Corrective Action The lid is difficult to install The lid and or chamber threads are dirty Clean the lid and or chamber threads The O ring is damaged or not properly lubricated Check and or replace and lubricate the lid O ring The O ring seal area in chamber is dirty Clean the chamber ...

Page 57: ...ser Manual 100072577 Revision H 50 8 Accessories 8 1 Hand Pressure Pump An optional purchase hand operated pump can pressurize the sample up to 3 000 PSI Figure 8 1 101443558 PUMP ASSY HYD CEMENT CURING AUTOCLAVE HAND OPERATED ...

Page 58: ...Cement Curing Autoclave User Manual 100072577 Revision H 51 9 Parts Lists Figure 9 1 100053968 Installation Chamber Assembly Standard 1200ML 2 Cube ...

Page 59: ...WITH 1 4 NPT STAINLESS STEEL CASE SILICON FILLED TOP CASE SAFETY RELIEF SPECIFICATION D00092428 6 100072570 1 CABLE ASSEMBLY EXTENSION T C LEAD WIRE PLUG N TYPE J SPEC 7 100072596 1 UNION HAND TWO CUBE CEMENT AUTOCLAVE MANIFOLD 5000 PSI 8 100016823 2 NIPPLE EXTRA HEAVY 1 8 X 1 1 2 SEAMLESS A106 9 100016424 1 TEE STEEL 1 8 3000 F S SPEC 21 0003 10 100015197 1 VALVE RELIEF 1 4 MPT 3000 PSI 11 100072...

Page 60: ...Cement Curing Autoclave User Manual 100072577 Revision H 53 Figure 9 2 101443557 A PUMP ASSY HYD CEMENT CURING AUTOCLAVE HAND OPERATED ...

Page 61: ...D OPERATED Find Part Mat l Qty Description 0001 209474 1 0 HOSE 3000 PSI 3 FT X 3 16in 0002 206606 1 0 BUSHING 1 4 NPT X 1 8 NPT STAINLESS 0003 204008 1 0 COUPLING QUICK DISCONNECT PLUG 0004 204009 1 0 COUPLING QUICK DISCONNECT SOCK 0005 205583 1 0 NIPPLE 1 4 NPT HEX STAINLESS 0006 205204 1 0 PUMP HYDRAULIC HAND 10 000 PSI ...

Page 62: ...MANUAL AUTOCLAVE STANDARD 1200ML Find Part Mat l Qty Description 1 100072605 1 WRENCH PRESSURE VESSEL 2 100072577 1 MANUAL OPERATORS AUTOCLAVE CEMENT CURING 2 CUBE 3 100029847 1 VISE GRIP CHAIN CLAMP WITH 19 IN EXTENSION CHAIN PETERSON MFG CO 20R 4 100012374 2 MOLD CUBE 2 IN SINGLE CAVITY MACHINED 7 100020334 1 CLAMP CUBE MOLD REMOVAL TOOL 8 101520490 1 HANDLE CHAMBER CEMENT CURING AUTOCLAVE ...

Page 63: ...Cement Curing Autoclave User Manual 100072577 Revision H 56 Figure 9 4 Assembly Cement Curing Autoclave ...

Page 64: ... 2 CUBE 0010 100072627 1 0 HEAT SINK FOR MODEL A1225 AND A2425 SOLID STATE RELAY MODEL HS 2 CRYDOM CONTROLS 0011 204415 1 0 FAN 3 1in SQ X 1 5in THK 115V 27 CFM 0014 204400 1 0 GUARD FAN FINGER 3 1 8in f 80MM METAL 0015 101513739 1 0 CONNECTOR FLANGED INLET 20A 125V AC 2 POLE 3 WIRE GROUNDING NEMA L5 20P WITHOUT PROTECTIVE BOOT 0016 100072391 1 0 PANEL MOUNT SINGLE CIRCUIT THERMOCOUPLE JX CALIBRAT...

Page 65: ...L 0100 100031552 5 0 WIRE 12 GA STRANDED WHITE RED TEFON 0105 100031551 5 0 WIRE 12 GA STRANDED WHITE BLACK TEFLON 0110 206214 3 0 WIRE 18 AWG TEFLON STRANDED GREEN 0119 100027842 1 0 RESISTOR 68000 OHM 1 2 WATT 10 OHMITE 0120 208521 3 0 WIRE 18 AWG PVC STRANDED BROWN 0121 208528 1 0 WIRE 18 AWG PVC STRANDED GRAY 0122 208529 1 5 WIRE 18 AWG PVC STRANDED WHITE 0123 101889599 3 0 Wire Lead High Temp...

Page 66: ...00 DEGREES F MAX 0340 100027339 1 0 NAME PLATE ON OFF TOGGLE SWITCH 15 32 SHANK SPEMCO 1132 0350 100032008 4 0 TERMINAL FEMALE SLIP ON FULLY INSULATED FOR 10 12 GA WIRE XS09788 HOLLINGSWORTH 0360 100032006 3 0 TERMINAL FEMALE SLIP ON FULLY INSULATED FOR 18 22 GA WIRE XS09770S HOLLINGSWORTH 0370 100032290 6 0 TERMINAL CRIMP SNAP SPADE 22 16 AWG RED 8 STUD TYPE 5 TOOL 1D SPEC 0380 204299 4 0 TERMINA...

Page 67: ...HMS STAINLESS 0590 203410 1 0 10 32 X 3 8 RHMS STAINLESS 0595 207633 1 0 NUT 10 32 HEX REGULAR STAINLESS 0598 207871 2 0 WASHER FLAT 10 STAINLESS STEEL 0599 208428 2 0 FUSE 3 AMP SLOW BLOW 3AG Table 9 4 101533369 J CEMENT CURING AUTOCLAVE 230V TWO 2 INCH CUBE MOLDS Find Part Mat l Qty Description 0001 101497195 1 0 CHASSIS CEMENT CURING AUTOCLAVE 0002 101497196 1 0 COVER CEMENT CURING AUTOCLAVE 00...

Page 68: ...G AUTOCLAVE 0021 101260861 8 0 SCREW MACHINE PAN HEAD PHILLIPS 10 32 UNF x 0 25 STAINLESS STEEL 18 8 0022 101260665 2 0 SCREW MACHINE PAN HEAD PHILLIPS 8 32 UNC x 0 375 STAINLESS STEEL 18 8 0023 101260661 8 0 SCREW MACHINE PAN HEAD PHILLIPS 8 32 UNC x 0 25 STAINLESS STEEL 18 8 0025 101260800 4 0 SCREW MACHINE PAN HEAD PHILLIPS 6 32 UNC x 0 50 STAINLESS STEEL 18 8 0026 101260792 3 0 SCREW MACHINE P...

Page 69: ...X 0173 100024819 2 0 FUSE 1 AMP AGC1 0200 100033128 1 0 RAIL MOUNTING 35MM X 1 METER DIN 46277 SYMMETRICAL 0205 100008175 10 0 BLOCK MODULAR TERMINAL SINGLE CONNECTOR FEED THROUGH GRAY TYPE 9700A 6 S35 0210 100032909 1 0 PLATE 6MM END TYPE 9701 6 SINGLE 0215 205166 2 0 CLAMP END 35mm DIN RAIL 0220 100032225 1 0 STRIP RAPID MARKING NUMBERS 1 THRU10 ELECTROVERT P N 9705A 6 10 0300 100072651 1 0 INSU...

Page 70: ...2 0620 100032008 4 0 TERMINAL FEMALE SLIP ON FULLY INSULATED FOR 10 12 GA WIRE XS09788 HOLLINGSWORTH 0625 101475559 2 0 GROMMET CIRCUIT CARD RESTRAINT BRACKET SYSTEL 4232 COMPUTER 0630 100032006 3 0 TERMINAL FEMALE SLIP ON FULLY INSULATED FOR 18 22 GA WIRE XS09770S HOLLINGSWORTH 0640 100032290 6 0 TERMINAL CRIMP SNAP SPADE 22 16 AWG RED 8 STUD TYPE 5 TOOL 1D 0650 204299 4 0 TERMINAL FEMALE Q C 25X...

Page 71: ...Cement Curing Autoclave User Manual 100072577 Revision H 64 Figure 9 5 Electrical Schematic 115V Cement Curing Autoclave ...

Page 72: ...Cement Curing Autoclave User Manual 100072577 Revision H 65 Figure 9 7 Electrical Schematic 230V Cement Curing Autoclave ...

Page 73: ...ed to prevent damage in shipment and insured against possible damage or loss FANN is not responsible for damage resulting from careless or insufficient packing Before returning items for any reason authorization must be obtained from Fann Instrument Company When applying for authorization include information regarding the reason the item is being returned See the Contact FANN section at the front ...

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