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13  Annex

13.1  Dimensional drawing

13 Annex

13.1 Dimensional drawing

No.: 901760 02 USE

Operator Manual    Refrigerated Dryer  
TG  

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Summary of Contents for TG 450

Page 1: ...Operator Manual Refrigerated Dryer TG No 901760 02 USE Manufacturer KAESER KOMPRESSOREN SE 96410 Coburg PO Box 2143 GERMANY Tel 49 0 9561 6400 Fax 49 0 9561 640130 www kaeser com...

Page 2: ...Original instructions KKW DTG 2 02 en Z1 SBA TROCKNER 20221118 115620...

Page 3: ...and universally accepted regulations 13 3 4 2 Qualified personnel 14 3 5 Dangers 14 3 5 1 Safely dealing with sources of danger 14 3 5 2 Safe machine operation 16 3 5 3 Organizational Measures 18 3 5...

Page 4: ...5 Connecting the machine to the power supply 45 6 6 Connecting the MODBUS TCP communications module with SIGMA AIR MANAGER 4 0 46 6 6 1 Communication with SIGMA AIR MANAGER 4 0 46 6 6 2 Communication...

Page 5: ...rials Service 11 1 Note the nameplate 65 11 2 Consumable Parts and Operating Materials 65 11 3 KAESER AIR SERVICE 65 11 4 Replacement parts for service and repair 65 12 Decommissioning Storage and Tra...

Page 6: ...Contents iv Operator Manual Refrigerated Dryer TG No 901760 02 USE...

Page 7: ...variant with SIGMA AIR MANAGER 4 0 35 Fig 20 Operating elements displays and connections of the communications module 36 Fig 21 Machine Mountings 37 Fig 22 Water cooling 38 Fig 23 Recommended machine...

Page 8: ...List of Illustrations vi Operator Manual Refrigerated Dryer TG No 901760 02 USE...

Page 9: ...n of the operational state of the condensate drain 25 Tab 20 Keys mechanical 26 Tab 21 Keys soft key 27 Tab 22 Indicators 27 Tab 23 Handling concept 28 Tab 24 Main menu 29 Tab 25 Color concept 29 Tab...

Page 10: ...List of Tables viii Operator Manual Refrigerated Dryer TG No 901760 02 USE...

Page 11: ...pyright This operator manual is copyright protected Queries regarding use or duplication of the documen tation should be referred to KAESER Correct use of information will be fully supported 1 4 Symbo...

Page 12: ...n here 2 Always read and comply with warning instructions 1 4 2 Potential damage warnings Contrary to the warnings shown above damage warnings do not indicate potential personal injury Damage warnings...

Page 13: ...eps Information relating to one option only are marked with an option code e g H1 indicates that this section applies only to machines with bolt down machine feet Option codes used in this operating m...

Page 14: ...gauge working pressure Compressed air inlet temperature Ambient temperature Rated current Largest motor FLA Short circuit current Supply fuse field provided Power supply Wiring diagram Option Refrige...

Page 15: ...options here as a reference Option Option code Available Floating contact Pressure dew point warning C36 Floating contact Refrigerant compressor runs C37 Communication module Modbus TCP C44 Bolt down...

Page 16: ...Flow rate1 cfm Op tion K2 1589 1836 2190 2684 3355 Cooling air flow rate cfm Option K1 only 2940 3880 4180 5000 7360 Heat exchanger volume gal 31 4 31 4 41 5 41 5 41 7 Pressure dew point1 F 39 39 39...

Page 17: ...out pressure psig 334 334 334 334 334 1 Volume of fluorinated global warming gases for which the refrigerant system was designed 2 Option K2 Tab 8 Refrigerant circuit 2 7 MODBUS TCP communications mo...

Page 18: ...er analysis and the supply of suitable treatment devices The following design types are available Option K2 Water cooling with plate heat exchanger Chapter 2 8 1 Open cooling system An open cooling sy...

Page 19: ...essed air inlet temperature 100 F 100 relative humidity Tab 10 Design data for the cooling system 2 8 1 2 Component specification Feature Value Material Heat exchang er 1 4401 Solder Heat exchanger Co...

Page 20: ...0 702 70 702 70 702 70 702 Sound pressure level as per EN ISO 11203 and basic standard ISO 9614 2 with d 1 m and Q2 17 2 16 42 dB A uncertainty 3 dB A 2 Option K2 Tab 13 Sound pressure level 2 10 Powe...

Page 21: ...for electrical connection 2 11 Power supply specifications The following multi strand copper core wires are given according to 2020 NEC 310 14 310 15 310 16 and table 310 16 adjusted for 40 C ambient...

Page 22: ...ty Operating point Gauge working pressure 100 psig compressed air inlet temperature 100 F 100 relative humidity cooling air inlet temperature 100 F Tab 15 Performance data option K2 Rated voltage 460V...

Page 23: ...only within its performance limits and under the permitted ambient condi tions Do not use compressed air for breathing purposes unless it is specifically treated Do not use compressed air for any app...

Page 24: ...ossible dangers of electrical refrigeration and compressed air devi ces and take appropriate measures to safeguard persons and property have received adequate training in and authorization for the saf...

Page 25: ...welding heat treatment or mechanical modifications to pressurized compo nents e g pipes and vessels as this influences the component s resistance to pressure The safety of the machine is then no longe...

Page 26: ...nvert or modify the machine Obtain written approval by the manufacturer prior to any technical modification or expansion of the machine the controller or the control programs 3 5 2 Safe machine operat...

Page 27: ...and vapours acid or base forming substances such as ammonia chlorine or hydrogen sulfide Do not position the machine in the warm exhaust air flow from other machines Keep suitable fire extinguishing...

Page 28: ...nel during transport Beneath the lifted machine No personnel Installation Within the machine Within 3 ft radius of the machine and its supply cables Installation personnel Operation Within a 3 ft radi...

Page 29: ...ce and verify the absence of any voltage Following shutdown of the power supply disconnecting device wait at least 5 minutes and check that no voltage is present before opening the con nector box 4 Da...

Page 30: ...rant Eye contact Severe eye irritation watering reddening and swelling of the eyelids Risk of caustic burns and frostbite Open eyelids wide to allow product to evaporate Hold the eyelid wide and rinse...

Page 31: ...anty obligation for the use of unsuitable parts or operating materials unauthorized modifications incorrect maintenance incorrect repair Correct maintenance and repair includes the use of original spa...

Page 32: ...stored on the machine Safe and reliable operation is only assured with the enclosure closed Doors can be opened and removable access panels may be lifted Open the snap fastener with the supplied key...

Page 33: ...er air cooling takes place in the second part of the heat exchanger through which refrigerant flows The refrigerant gives up its heat to the surroundings in the refrigerant condenser Third stage A sep...

Page 34: ...r thus ensuring even loading As soon as the temperature in the thermal mass is sufficiently low the controller switches one or several refrigerant compressors off as required Due to the high storage c...

Page 35: ...provided and may not be modified in any way Main switch The main switch also functions as a power supply disconnecting device In the 0 position the machine stops immediately Safety pressure switch The...

Page 36: ...u options Increases a parameter value 5 Down Scrolls down the menu options Reduces a parameter value 6 Enter Jumps to the selected menu option Switches to Edit mode Exits the Edit mode and saves Ackno...

Page 37: ...nd Acknowledge Changing images in submenus Gray The UP and DOWN keys are inactive Tab 21 Keys soft key Indicators Fig 9 Indicators Item Name Function 10 Controller voltage Lights green when the power...

Page 38: ...Indicators 4 8 2 User operation SIGMA CONTROL SMART Handling concept Task Procedure Navigating the menu For navigating the menus a cursor is provided to move the UP and DOWN keys The current cursor p...

Page 39: ...performed and the maintenance timer Tab 24 Main menu Color concept Different colors indicate the various operating states Color Meaning White Component is shut down For sensors The activation criteri...

Page 40: ...eir classification Warning maintenance message Yellow Alarm message Red Fig 12 Event history 1 Messages 2 Additional navigation options Escape Acknowledgement 3 Message number example 202 4 Operating...

Page 41: ...of maxi mum speed 8 Refrigerant compressor displayed number indicates which refriger ant compressor is running 9 Run time of the refrigerant compressor in the current cycle 10 Heat exchanger 11 Conde...

Page 42: ...ours of the fan motor here 1240 h 4 8 6 2 Screen 2 Use DOWN to open the next screen Fig 15 Information Screen 2 1 Red warning range here 20 0 C 2 Yellow warning range here 14 0 C 3 Automatic restart h...

Page 43: ...0 m to 4000 m default setting 500 m Above 1000 m the altitude setting must always be adjusted Activate or deactivate fault message In the delivery condition a fault message is output at the condensate...

Page 44: ...is possible to change the start value and adjust the maintenance interval for your individual oper ating conditions Fig 18 Screen 2 Refrigerant condenser 1 Start value of the maintenance counter examp...

Page 45: ...n variant with SIGMA AIR MANAGER 4 0 A Refrigerated dryer 1 SIGMA CONTROL SMART 2 MODBUS TCP communications module B SIGMA AIR MANAGER 4 0 4 CAN bus cable 5 SIGMA NETWORK cable 4 9 1 Display and opera...

Page 46: ...d flashes 1x s CAN communication malfunction Ether net communication running Red flashes 2x s Ethernet communication malfunction CAN communication running 3 Ethernet LINK LED Green off No connection o...

Page 47: ...ssure dew point warning This floating relay contact switches as soon as the pressure dew point exceeds the permissible range It is automatically reset when the pressure dew point drops back to an acce...

Page 48: ...er regulating valve 3 Shut off valve 4 Dirt trap 4 11 Accessories 4 11 1 Transformer The transformer allows you to connect the machine to different main voltages 4 Design and Function 4 11 Accessories...

Page 49: ...ent and suitable lighting such that the display can be read and work carried out comfortably and safely Keep suitable fire extinguishing agents ready for use Ensure that required ambient conditions ar...

Page 50: ...frost direct sunlight dust and rain 5 2 2 Ensuring the machine room ventilation Adequate ventilation of the machine room fulfils several functions It prevents a vacuum in the machine room It evacuate...

Page 51: ...an be found in chapter 13 1 5 3 Operating the machine in a compressed air network If the machine is integrated into a compressed air network the specified maximum working pres sure must not be exceede...

Page 52: ...abinet or the fan wait at least 5 minutes after the power supply disconnecting device has been switched off Check that the floating relay contacts are voltage free Working on the compressed air networ...

Page 53: ...d air line 2 Shut off valve 3 Safety relief valve user 4 Loose flange split 1 Serious injury or death can result from loosening or opening components under pressure Fully vent all pressurized componen...

Page 54: ...veral points into the condensate collecting line you must install shut off valves in the condensate lines to shut the condensate line off before commencing maintenance work Condensate line Feature Val...

Page 55: ...imensional drawing in chapter 13 1 provides the size and position of the connection port 6 5 Connecting the machine to the power supply Precondition The power supply disconnecting device is switched o...

Page 56: ...control system Connect the communications module via MODBUS TCP with the user s central control sys tem Contact an authorized KAESER service representative for more information regarding the con nect...

Page 57: ...trap with max 0 004 in strainer mesh Shut off valve 1 and connection port 2 for maintenance and venting Safety relief valve 3 to prevent build up of excessive pressure Actuating pressure and blow off...

Page 58: ...binet or the fan wait at least 5 minutes after the power supply disconnecting device has been switched off Check that the floating relay contacts are voltage free Working on the compressed air network...

Page 59: ...before commissioning the machine To be checked See chapter Confirmed Are operating personnel completely familiar with the applicable safe ty regulations Have all of the installation conditions been f...

Page 60: ...SMART SCS can be simulta neously registered at SIGMA AIR MANAGER 4 0 or the Modbus TCP bus master If you want to register multiple machines with SCS you have to do this in sequence Any machine not ye...

Page 61: ...unknown address Reset the IP address to the factory setting 169 254 100 95 as described below Press the RESET key on the communications module Fig 2030 item 6 for more than 3 s 7 Initial Start up 7 4...

Page 62: ...key 3 Voltage applied to controller indicator 4 ON indicator 5 Power supply disconnecting device main switch 8 1 1 Switching on Precondition No personnel are working on the machine All access doors a...

Page 63: ...act closed READY Contact open STOP Connection via MODBUS TCP communication module Option C44 This contact has a higher priority than the digital connection Fig 28 Switching the remote control on and o...

Page 64: ...Alarm red 3 Acknowledge key 1 In the Message menu use UP or DOWN to activate Acknowledge Acknowledge is displayed inversely 2 Press Enter The message in the top line is acknowledged and disappears an...

Page 65: ...switch for fan motor has triggered 105 The temperature switch of the fan motor has triggered 106 Open circuit in pressure transducer vaporization pressure 107 Short circuit in pressure transducer vap...

Page 66: ...An acknowledgement is not necessary The Pressure dew point high message relay contact switches 207 The dryer is controlled by means of the refrigerant pressure Call authorized KAESER service represen...

Page 67: ...cable and plug 4 ETH ACT off Communications module at the bus master incor rectly parametrized or not at all Parametrize the module at the master see chapter 7 4 1 Incorrect IP address or communicatio...

Page 68: ...ensate drain Pressure dew point too high Ambient or compressed air inlet temperature too high Check that installation condi tions are OK Low refrigerant level Contact an authorized KAES ER service rep...

Page 69: ...it at least 5 minutes after the power supply disconnecting device has been switched off Working on the compressed air system Compressed air is contained energy Uncontrolled release of this energy can...

Page 70: ...Service Unit 10 5 2 Clean the refrigerant condenser 10 4 Tab 37 Regular maintenance tasks 10 3 Regular maintenance tasks The table below lists necessary maintenance tasks Have an authorized KAESER se...

Page 71: ...intenance A clogged refrigerant condenser and dirt trap cause the condensation temperature to rise Monitor the condensation temperature to detect any tendency to rise Check the refrigerant condenser a...

Page 72: ...ouch the condensate line at the condensate drain 2 With your other hand push and hold the TEST key at the condensate drain for at least 2 seconds Result As soon as the condensate drain opens you will...

Page 73: ...at the condensate line 4 Press the snap fastener and carefully remove the control module 2 from the service unit 1 5 Carefully loosen the union nut 13 at the shut off valve 9 until remaining residual...

Page 74: ...screw in part 11 replace old sealing material with new sealing tape 6 Install the screw in part 11 in the service unit 1 7 If necessary insert a new O ring 10 8 Tighten the union nut 13 at the shut of...

Page 75: ...ginal parts and operating fluids materials Have an authorized KAESER service representative carry out regular maintenance Name Number Condensate drain Service module 9602 Tab 39 Consumable parts 11 3...

Page 76: ...asks not described in this manual are carried out by an authorized KAESER service representative 11 Spares Operating Materials Service 11 4 Replacement parts for service and repair 66 Operator Manual...

Page 77: ...d purpose Copies or any other reproduction including storage treatment and dissemination by use of electronic systems must not be made for any other than the agreed purpose Neither originals nor repro...

Page 78: ...denser 6451 Condensate drain pipe 6501 Condensate drain dryer 7365 Condensate drain line 9015 Insulating tape 9864 Gasket 9865 Gasket SEL 4388_01 Please quote the part number and serial number of the...

Page 79: ...agreed purpose Copies or any other reproduction including storage treatment and dissemination by use of electronic systems must not be made for any other than the agreed purpose Neither originals nor...

Page 80: ...efrigerant condenser 6451 Condensate drain pipe 6501 Condensate drain dryer 7365 Condensate drain line 9015 Insulating tape 9864 Gasket 9865 Gasket SEL 4389_01 Please quote the part number and serial...

Page 81: ...11 Spares Operating Materials Service 11 4 Replacement parts for service and repair No 901760 02 USE Operator Manual Refrigerated Dryer TG 71...

Page 82: ...6451 Condensate drain pipe 6501 Condensate drain dryer 6605 Dirt trap 7365 Condensate drain line 7460 Hose line 7470 Hose line 9015 Insulating tape 9807 Gasket 9864 Gasket 9865 Gasket SEL 4390_01 Plea...

Page 83: ...11 Spares Operating Materials Service 11 4 Replacement parts for service and repair No 901760 02 USE Operator Manual Refrigerated Dryer TG 73...

Page 84: ...Blowoff valve 6451 Condensate drain pipe 6501 Condensate drain dryer 6605 Dirt trap 7365 Condensate drain line 7460 Hose line 7470 Hose line 9015 Insulating tape 9807 Gasket 9864 Gasket 9865 Gasket SE...

Page 85: ...11 Spares Operating Materials Service 11 4 Replacement parts for service and repair No 901760 02 USE Operator Manual Refrigerated Dryer TG 75...

Page 86: ...11 Spares Operating Materials Service 11 4 Replacement parts for service and repair 76 Operator Manual Refrigerated Dryer TG No 901760 02 USE...

Page 87: ...er from water cooled machines option K2 4 Disconnect all supply lines 12 2 Storage Moisture can lead to corrosion particularly on the surfaces of the machine Frozen moisture can damage components such...

Page 88: ...ed load carrying and attachment devices ensure proper transport of the machine with a crane Suitable crossbeams ensure sufficient distance of the attachment resources from the machine housing to preve...

Page 89: ...rands Slope angles between 45 and 60 may be unsuitable Slope angles larger than 60 are prohibited Ensure the maximum incline of 6 of the machine to the horizontal Ensure sufficient distance of the att...

Page 90: ...Decommission the machine 2 Dispose of the machine through an authorized disposal expert 12 Decommissioning Storage and Transport 12 4 Disposal 80 Operator Manual Refrigerated Dryer TG No 901760 02 US...

Page 91: ...13 Annex 13 1 Dimensional drawing 13 Annex 13 1 Dimensional drawing No 901760 02 USE Operator Manual Refrigerated Dryer TG 81...

Page 92: ...own in inches ANSI 6 150psi ASME B16 5 8 x dia 7 8 ANSI 4 150psi ASME B16 5 8 x dia 3 4 TG 650 780 980 TG 450 520 Z H1 e 83 3 4 85 1 4 Z Z 1 10 Z H1 dia 3 7 8 3 7 8 29 7 8 17 1 4 21 13 21 7 8 TG 450 5...

Page 93: ...urpose Neither originals nor reproductions may be given to or made available to third parties Subject to development related changes Drawing may be altered only via CAD H1 Machine mountings Air coolin...

Page 94: ...untings H1 Dimensions shown in inches ANSI 6 150psi ASME B16 5 8 x dia 7 8 ANSI 4 150psi ASME B16 5 8 x dia 3 4 TG 650 780 980 TG 450 520 Z H1 e 83 3 4 85 1 4 Z Z 1 10 Z H1 dia 3 7 8 3 7 8 29 7 8 17 1...

Page 95: ...13 2 Pipeline and instrument flow diagram P I diagram 13 Annex 13 2 Pipeline and instrument flow diagram P I diagram No 901760 02 USE Operator Manual Refrigerated Dryer TG 85...

Page 96: ...3 4 5 6 7 8 Sheet P I diagram K1 K2 a b c Revision Date Date Drawn Released Name 1 E 07 05 2019 Nr 46599 FKTTF 00061 03 Plau Schneider 31 4 5 12 3 8 23 30 28 29 9 2 1 2 10 31 1 31 2 25 10 Cooling wate...

Page 97: ...rolled 28 29 29 1 30 31 31 1 31 2 32 w Option K1 K2 Refrigerant collector Pressure transducer Condensation pressure Pressure transducer Evaporation pressure Thermostatic expansion valve Temperature tr...

Page 98: ...13 3 Electrical Diagram 13 Annex 13 3 Electrical Diagram 88 Operator Manual Refrigerated Dryer TG No 901760 02 USE...

Page 99: ...es ATTENTION The document gives collective information on power supply voltages and frequencies for all machines The voltage and frequency and local conditions under which any particular machine may b...

Page 100: ...diagram STG U3000 00 2 8 wiring diagram STG U3000 00 3 9 wiring diagram STG U3000 00 4 10 wiring diagram option K1 STG U3000 00 5 11 wiring diagram option K2 STG U3000 00 6 12 wiring diagram STG U3000...

Page 101: ...DC ungrounded control voltage DC grounded CAN Bus ground conductor M20 M30 M50 M60 M31 Q0 Q30 Q50 Q60 T21 X1 X31 X2 X21 X22 X3 X10 control valve water cooling option K2 Refrigerant compressor with ov...

Page 102: ...38 0 power supply T21 T21 7 8726 0 7 8726 0 7 8726 0 7 8726 0 Ferraz Ferraz 6 A 600 V 6 A 600 V 6 A 600 V 6 A 600 V option K1 ATDR 6 ATDR 6 ATDR 6 ATDR 6 fuse 31FU 31FU 3x 7 3161 00340 3x 7 3161 00340...

Page 103: ...6 fuse 31FU 31FU 3x 7 3161 00340 Ferraz Ferraz 6 A 600 V ATDR 6 fuse 21FU 21FU 2x 7 3161 00340 W hner W hner 31297 option K1 Class CC 3 pol fuse socket 31FU 31FU 7 3320 00060 W hner W hner 31296 Clas...

Page 104: ...2 4 6 T1 T2 T3 GRD Refrigerant compressor 2 with overload protection GRD2 W38 W21 4G14AWG 600V 90 C 2 1 3 4 5 6 I I I 4 4 13 14 21 22 5 5 1 3 5 2 4 6 T1 T2 T3 GRD Refrigerant compressor 3 with overloa...

Page 105: ...ocket 5 4 3 2 1 4 3 VBB GND C2_H C2_L IN4 N1 1 N2 1 9 Sht a b c Change Date Date Drawn Released Name 2 21 05 2019 Function Group of function D Sitter Gegner IN0 VBBS IN1 GND GND IN2 IN3 VBBS IN4 VBBS...

Page 106: ...sure IN1 IN1 W116 5 65 C 1 VBB pressure dew point heat exchanger 3 IN2 IN2 IN3 W118 5 65 C 1 VBB Cooling water temperature inlet option K2 Ambient temperature option K1 3 IN3 VBB 4 1 GND 4 1 9 Sht a b...

Page 107: ...3 13 14 1 4 13 14 1 5 13 14 IN5 FAILURE Refrigerant compressor 1 2 13 14 1 4 13 14 7 6 VBB 7 CO NO IN7 FAILURE W33 W33 VBB GND W33 condensate drain ECO DRAIN 31 6 L N CO NO NC VBB 5 1 GND 5 1 9 Sht a...

Page 108: ...3 5 13 2 4 6 14 21 22 Refrigerant compressor 2 OUT2 OUT2 A1 A2 1 5 1 5 1 5 7 8 1 3 5 13 2 4 6 14 21 22 Refrigerant compressor 3 GND GND 9 1k OUT3 OUT3 OUT3 12k Ain1 U IO2 GND PWM signal W29 2 E 2 1 v...

Page 109: ...1 3 7 7 1 3 5 13 2 4 6 14 21 22 Refrigerant compressor 2 OUT2 OUT2 A1 A2 1 5 1 5 1 5 7 8 1 3 5 13 2 4 6 14 21 22 Refrigerant compressor 3 W141 OUT3 OUT3 PWM signal E 2 1 VBB LS MM PWM control valve op...

Page 110: ...enance OUT6 OUT6 A1 A2 8 7 14 12 11 Dew point OUT7 OUT7 A1 A2 14 12 11 5 7 GND enable vent motor option K1 F 2 1 4 5 VBB 5 3 13 14 A1 A2 8 8 14 12 11 Refrigerant compressor running 5 4 13 14 VBB 8 1 5...

Page 111: ...s b c Remove jumper when connecting remote on off FAILURE not ready for operation 7 2 12 14 11 11 14 Message by open contact closed circuit current principle warning maintenance 7 3 12 14 11 max 250V...

Page 112: ...nal fig 3 Handling relay terminal fig 10 Feed line connection 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 page wiring diagram Handling Terminals Feed line connection 9 Sht a b c Change Date Date Drawn Released Name 9 21 05 2019...

Page 113: ...00V 90 C W20 4G14AWG 600V 90 C W21 4G14AWG 600V 90 C W29 2 6x22AWG supply line cross section see operating manual s b c supplied by customer total 4 terminals 1 3 M30 GRD3 GRD 1 4 M50 GRD2 GRD 1 5 M60...

Page 114: ...option K1 1 option K1 2 option K2 3 Remote ON OFF User s connection 3 Remote ON OFF User s connection 4 6 L K33 VBB 10 WH 4 6 NO K33 IN7 10 BK 4 6 CO K33 VBB 10 BN 8 2 NC M31 CON2 IN8 1 10 GN 8 2 COM...

Page 115: ...3 K21B 4 3 IN4 IN4 K21E 5 3 OUT0 OUT0 K21B 4 3 IN5 IN5 K21E 5 4 OUT1 OUT1 K21B 4 3 IN6 IN6 K21E 5 5 OUT2 OUT2 K21B 4 3 IN7 IN7 K21E 5 6 OUT3 OUT3 K21C 8 2 IN8 IN8 K21F 7 2 OUT4 OUT4 K21C 8 2 IN9 IN9 K...

Page 116: ...2 X21 X22 K1 X2 K21 K21 1 option K1 The components are performance related and not shown to scale X31 X31 TG450 780 TG980 1 Sht a b c Change Date Date Drawn Released Name 1 21 05 2019 I Sitter Gegner...

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