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1.

 

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NTRODUCTION

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1.1

 

How Things Work .................................................................................................................... 1 

1.2

 

Hydraulically Balance Flat Diaphragm Design ..................................................................... 1 

1.3

 

Pump Head Assemblies .......................................................................................................... 2 

1.4

 

Make-up Hydraulic Bypass and Bleeder Valves within the Hydraulic System ................. 2 

1.5

 

Hydraulic Bypass Valve .......................................................................................................... 4 

1.6

 

Pressure Relief Valve .............................................................................................................. 4 

1.7

 

Bleeder Valve ........................................................................................................................... 4 

1.8

 

Reagent Head Assemblies ..................................................................................................... 4 

2.

 

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NSTALLATION

 ...................................................................................................................................... 5 

2.1

 

Check the Shipment ................................................................................................................ 5 

2.2

 

Locating the 680 Pumps ......................................................................................................... 5 

2.3

 

Flooded Suction Desirable ..................................................................................................... 5 

2.4

 

Discharge Pressure ................................................................................................................. 5 

2.5

 

Piping ........................................................................................................................................ 5 

2.6

 

Strainers ................................................................................................................................... 6 

2.7

 

Flush Piping System ............................................................................................................... 6 

2.8

 

Metal Reagent Head Models ................................................................................................... 7 

2.9

 

Plastic Reagent Head .............................................................................................................. 7 

3.

 

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NSPECTION

 ......................................................................................................................... 7 

3.1

 

Filling Gear and Oil Reservoirs .............................................................................................. 7 

3.2

 

Final Inspection ....................................................................................................................... 7 

3.3

 

Start-up ..................................................................................................................................... 8 

3.4

 

Priming Process Head ............................................................................................................ 8 

3.5

 

To Adjust Flow Rate ................................................................................................................ 9 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Pulsafeeder Pulsa 680

Page 1: ...i Bulletin IOM 680 Installation Operation Maintenance Instruction IOM 680 Rev B...

Page 2: ...elief Valve 4 1 7 Bleeder Valve 4 1 8 Reagent Head Assemblies 4 2 INSTALLATION 5 2 1 Check the Shipment 5 2 2 Locating the 680 Pumps 5 2 3 Flooded Suction Desirable 5 2 4 Discharge Pressure 5 2 5 Pipi...

Page 3: ...atic Bleed Valve 14 4 9 Manual Bleed Valve 15 4 10 Lubricating Instructions 15 4 11 Oil Capacity 16 5 STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS 16 5 1 Short Term 16 5 2 Long Term 16 5 3 Maintenance and KOPkits 17 5 4 Orde...

Page 4: ...he liquid chemical being pumped through a suction check valve on the suction stroke of the plunger and discharges a like amount of liquid chemical through a discharge check valve on a forward or disch...

Page 5: ...eeder Valves within the Hydraulic System Figures No 3 and Figure No 4 show the locations of valves according to piston diameter and diaphragm style selected Make Up Valve Any leakage past the plunger...

Page 6: ...3...

Page 7: ...air or oil vapors from ahead of the piston and maintain a solid hydraulic medium to transmit infinite movements of the piston to the diaphragm In large piston models where adequate oil movement exists...

Page 8: ...ng down However it is important to have a solid and level foundation so that a minimum of vibration is evident Continual vibration can loosen gaskets and pipe connections 2 3 Flooded Suction Desirable...

Page 9: ...n on the pump fittings use pipe straps and braces Do not allow the weight of the piping to be supported by a pipe union the valve fitting or other portion of the pump head or leaks will occur An air l...

Page 10: ...OT run pump without oil 2 DO NOT remove main gear box cover while pump is running 3 DO NOT run pump with coupling guard removed 4 DO NOT put hands or fingers in gear box or reservoir when pump is runn...

Page 11: ...d then lifting the valve out Fill the head with process fluid or a compatible liquid then replace the valve in the same position and retighten the tie bar bolts 4 The pump is now ready for start up 5...

Page 12: ...nance The preceding instructions have assisted you in proper installation and start up of your 680 pump The following sections are arranged to assist in maintaining proper pump operation and troublesh...

Page 13: ...ement of the diaphragm 9 On models which have an insert dish plate make sure the dish plate is reset in the pump head with the cavity on the diaphragm side and one of the four holes closest to the out...

Page 14: ...bleed auto bleed valve hole of the pump head Fill pipette with oil being used in gearbox 8 Start the pump As the pump operates each suction stroke of the pump will draw in oil from pipette and each d...

Page 15: ...fter cleaning or replacement be sure to use new seals Separate the valve assembly and examine the components for wear damage or accumulation of solids A ball valve seat should have a sharp 90 edge fre...

Page 16: ...st be reset 4 The pump should be restarted and check periodically for excessive air exiting from the bleeder valve The procedure should be repeated as necessary Valve removal replacement can be accomp...

Page 17: ...ger The vacuum created between the diaphragm and the plunger upset the make up valve allowing oil to replace the vacuum condition This excess oil will be displaced through the bypass valve on the disc...

Page 18: ...tamination for extended periods of time A periodic six month check should be made for oil level and possible contamination Under sustained conditions of high humidity or if wear is present the oil can...

Page 19: ...ection and then start up in accordance with instructions in this manual 5 2 Long Term For storage longer than 12 months in addition to the above the following procedures should be followed 1 Every 12...

Page 20: ...ube oil should be on hand for periodic oil changes 5 4 Ordering Parts When ordering parts always specify 1 Pump model and serial number stamped on nameplate 2 Part number from parts list or KOPkit num...

Page 21: ...fer to Repriming Hydraulic System 10 See check valve illustrations Low Delivery 1 Motor Speed too low 2 Check valves worn or dirty 3 Hydraulic Bypass valve opening each stroke 4 Calibration system err...

Page 22: ...gm ruptured 2 Leaky oil seal 3 Cover gasket leaks 4 Pump head gasket leaks 5 Gear box overfilled 1 Replace 2 Replace 3 Replace or tighten 4 Replace Tighten pump head bolts Seal with permatex 5 Remove...

Page 23: ...improve NPSHa NET Positive Suction Head available characteristics of the suction piping system On the discharge line it will reduce dangerous peak pressures eliminate shock waves and if of sufficient...

Page 24: ...tream PROCEDURE Pre Charge Procedure for Suction Installation 1 Isolate accumulator from line 2 Carefully drain off process fluid by opening a drain valve see recommended piping arrangement attached 3...

Page 25: ...cycling A TFE diaphragm offering maximum chemical protection and service life seals spring and bonnet from product This diaphragm seals directly on a replaceable seat Be sure to install with fluid fl...

Page 26: ...23 IOM 680 0922 Rev B...

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