Metra Electronics ADS-200 Operating Manual Download Page 12

12

Depending on the humidity level and impurity conten

Humidity, %

Content of impurities, %

K2 Factor value

Up to 18 inclusive

5

1.0

10

0.9

15

0.8

Over 19 ‘22’

5

0.9

10

0.8

15

0.7

‘23’ ‘26’

5

0.8

10

0.7

15

0.6

‘27’30’

5

0.7

10

0.6

15

0.5

Table 5

The Metra Separator cleaning:

Before sending the Metra Separator to storage or preservation, it is necessary to perform cleaning and check fastenings 
of the moving parts. 

When withdrawing the Metra Separator from storage or preservation, it is necessary to remove dust and dirt deposits using 
a soft cloth, check the smoothness of the impeller rotation and carry out maintenance of the motor.

11.1. Quick cleaning:

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Switch on the Metra Separator, adjust the ‘Speed’ knob to the maximum possible value, open the ‘Feed Gate Control’ 
handle of the hopper, open the CDC (Cyclone Dust Collector) gate. 

• 

The Metra ADS Separator should run in this mode for 3-5 minutes.

• 

Clean the waste trays, if necessary.

Quick cleaning should be made no less than once per shift.

11. MAINTENANCE

Summary of Contents for ADS-200

Page 1: ...1 OPERATING MANUAL GRAIN CLEANER METRA ADS...

Page 2: ...ations 4 2 Configuration 5 3 Distinctiv e Features 5 4 Operation 6 5 Labeling 6 6 Safety Regulations 7 7 Mounting 8 8 Adjustment Procedure 9 9 Capacity Calculation 11 10 Maintenance 12 11 Transportati...

Page 3: ...or operating the Metra ADS grain cleaner This document contains information about the Metra ADS Grain cleaner its technical specification safety instructions information about the manufacturer and war...

Page 4: ...ode Dimensions length width height Energy consumption Weight ADS 200 200 bushels in hour 5 tons in hour 84 6 22 68 9 in 2150 560 1750 mm 0 2 1 0 HP 0 2 0 75 kW 220 480 V 60 Hz 290 lbs 130 kg ADS 400 4...

Page 5: ...Frequency Drive is incorporated for motor speed control This allows precise air flow adjustment so that the Metra Separator is accurately tuned for operation with any material The separation chamber...

Page 6: ...venth output trays are collecting feed forage seeds The dust chaff and other light impurities are blown out with the airflow outside the Metra Separator or directed through the CDC Cyclone Dust Collec...

Page 7: ...e wire and cable with hot wet oily surfaces or objects When working with treated seed it is necessary to conduct medical examinations and provide staff with personal protective equipment While operati...

Page 8: ...ocess if necessary the conveyors will be completed as option 8 3 Connection to power supply The Metra Separator connection to power mains must be performed by a qualified electrician having electrical...

Page 9: ...the grain or other clean material is not coming out with the light impurities removal 5 If the Metra Separator is equipped with CDC Cyclone Dust Collector make sure that all connections are tight wit...

Page 10: ...ion chamber Please note The capacity of the Metra Separator can be increased the amount of grain fed into the separation chamber can be increased until the process of cleaning grading gets worse The e...

Page 11: ...5 0 25 Peas 800 1 00 Hummel rice 700 0 50 Wheat 760 1 00 Awned rice 700 0 40 Corn 700 1 00 Sugar beet 300 0 40 Bread corn 700 0 9 Millet 850 0 30 Barley 650 0 8 Rapeseed 0 30 Vetch oatmeal mix 0 75 Li...

Page 12: ...ng parts When withdrawing the Metra Separator from storage or preservation it is necessary to remove dust and dirt deposits using a soft cloth check the smoothness of the impeller rotation and carry o...

Page 13: ...The Metra ADS Separator can be transported by any means of transport according to the shipping rules Placing and securing of cargo is carried out in accordance with the current technical rules of carg...

Page 14: ...of the Metra Separator is carried out in a dry ventilated space Rainfall and foreign objects hit is not allowed STORAGE Date Storage conditions Storage type Remarks Accepted for storage Withdrawn fro...

Page 15: ...15 REPAIR Date Operating time since the beginning of operation period hours Operating time after the last repair hours Reason for repair Information about repair...

Page 16: ...16 MOVEMENT IN OPERATION Mounting date Mounting place Dismounting date Operating time from the beginning of operation period hours Reason for dismounting Full name and signature...

Page 17: ...17 Metra Separator strapping scheme Annex 1...

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