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!

To ensure the good function of the 
micropumps with thumb wheel, 

the minimal flow rate has to be above 7 
mm

3

/stroke.

!

If the carrier air pressure is to 
high, there will be a problem with 

the atomization. The lubricant particles 
would be too fine and may keep sus-
pended in the air.

6.2.2 Bleeding the micropumps

•  Set all the micropumps to their maximal 

flow rate.

•  Let the micropumps operate unit lubricant 

is coming out from the nozzles.

!

In the case of a VE1B unit with 
only 3 micropumps, the unused 

outlet for air has to be closed. Therefore 
turn the corresponding pressure regula-
tor fully to the right.

6.2.3 Neutralizing the micropump 
delivery

A nozzle can be switched out at any time 
without disturbing the good function of the 
other nozzles fed by the VE1B unit.

Procedure

•  Switch off the carrier air flow. Therefore 

turn the air pressure regulator fully to the 
right (air flow reduced to 0).

•  Switch off the lubricant flow. Therefore 

adjust the micropump flow rate to 0 (with 
the ‘0’ metering ring, or turn the thumb 
wheel fully to the left).

6.3 Micropump flow rate 
adjustment

There are two different possibilities to adjust 
the flow rate of the micropump. It can be ad-
justed by the use of a thumb wheel or me-
tering rings.

!

The VE1B unit has to be discon-
nected from power before any 

adjustment.

!

Before adjusting the micropump 
flow rate, the VE1B unit has to be 

depressurized.

!

Table 3 on page 30 helps you for 
an optimal adjustment of the mi-

cropump flow rate. It shows the flow rate 
(mm

3

 per minute) according to the me-

tered volume adjustment and the work-
ing frequency of the micropump.

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Summary of Contents for VectoLub VE1B

Page 1: ...VE1B systems SKF VectoLub Installation and commissioning Version 02 Date of issue October 2020 Publication number 951 130 441 Languages EN Country Countries EN...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...Minimal quantity lubrication system VE1B English translation of the original installation and operation manual 1...

Page 4: ...otected by copy right All rights reserved The photomechan ical reproduction copying and distribution of this documentation or parts thereof by means of processes such as data processing data carriers...

Page 5: ...ng to lubricants 12 3 Design and function 13 3 1 Versions 13 3 2 Construction 15 3 3 Function 18 4 Installation instructions 19 4 1 Positioning and installation 19 4 3 Outlet connection 20 4 2 Inlet c...

Page 6: ...of construction see ID plate with the following essential health and safety requirements of the EC Machinery Directive 2006 42 EC when released on the market 1 1 2 1 13 1 3 2 1 3 4 1 5 1 1 5 6 1 5 8...

Page 7: ...ue Standard Issue Standard Issue NF EN ISO 12100 12 2010 NF EN 50581 01 2013 NF EN 61000 6 1 03 2007 NF EN 61000 6 4 03 2007 NF EN 809 A1 12 2009 NF EN 60947 5 1 09 2004 NF EN 61000 6 2 01 2006 NF EN...

Page 8: ...mmunicated to all other persons Instructions attached directly to the equip ment such as rotational direction arrows fluid connection labels etc must be respected and remain perfectly legible It is es...

Page 9: ...ent prevention and the environ ment must be observed 1 1 Intended use The described product is for supplying cen tralized lubrication systems with lubricant and is intended for use in centralized lubr...

Page 10: ...364 1 3 Danger relating to electric current The electrical connection for the described product may only be established by qualified instructed persons who have been autho rized by the operator or own...

Page 11: ...1 5 Warranty The instructions do not contain any informa tion on the warranty This can be found in the General Conditions of Sales which are available at www skf com lubrication 9...

Page 12: ...and GHS08 can only be used to feed the SKF centralized lubrication systems transported or distributed by these systems after consultation with SKF and obtaining written permission All products manufac...

Page 13: ...pe of bearing wear point the stresses and strains to be expected during operation and anticipated ambient conditions must be taken into account All fi nancial economic aspects must also be considered...

Page 14: ...t are a source of danger in relation to slip haz ard and the risk of injury These dangers can cause physical injury to persons or damage to other material assets 2 5 Danger relating to lubricants DANG...

Page 15: ...mode and material The VE1B units can also be equipped with a pneumatic pulse generator or an air solenoid valve to control all the micropumps actuation and working frequency The VE1B unit can have its...

Page 16: ...mm3 stroke stainless steel D setting with thumb wheel 7 to 30 mm3 stroke stainless steel E setting with metering rings 30 to 90 mm3 stroke stainless steel and brass F setting with thumb wheel 30 to 9...

Page 17: ...tors for the connection of the lubrica tion lines The quick release connector for the capillary tube lubricant is located be neath the quick release connector for the outer tube air The user can set t...

Page 18: ...0 3 l 2 coaxial outlet 3 pneumatic pulse generator 4 micropump setting with thumb wheel 5 carrier air pressure regulator 6 air inlet port beneath 7 Solenoid valve 8 lubricant inlet port 9 micropump se...

Page 19: ...140 H1 H2 90 95 Fig 2 VE1B dimensions Table 2 VE1B dimensions Number of micropumps H1 H2 1 26 122 2 45 141 3 90 186 4 90 186 17...

Page 20: ...unit from the user s network In general the air inlet is controlled with a solenoid valve here as option The compressed air flows through the ground plate of the unit and is distributed on the one ha...

Page 21: ...ystem remove the packaging material and any transportation safety devices such as sealing plugs Keep the packaging material until any and all problems have been clarified Country specific accident pre...

Page 22: ...class 5 defined by DIN ISO 8573 1 Maximum particle size 5 m Maximum particle content 10 mg m3 Pressure dew point 7 C Maximum water content 7 800 mg m3 Residual oil content max 25 mg m3 The VE1B system...

Page 23: ...nector A fig 5 Pull slightly the capillary tube to check it is correctly held Insert the outer tube into the outlet port and fit it to the upper quick release con nector B fig 5 Pull slightly the oute...

Page 24: ...k connector 6 of the fixing block 5 Pull carefully the hose 9 to check that the outer tube 8 is correctly fixed Stretch the capillary tube 7 from the end tube 3 and cut it 15 to 25 mm out of the tube...

Page 25: ...3 End tube 4 Union fixing block end tube 5 Fixing block 6 Quick release connector 7 Capillary tube of the coaxial line 8 Outer tube of the coaxial line 9 Coaxial line 10Quick release connector Fig 6...

Page 26: ...must be scrupulously respected Any unsuitable connections on the MQL system may result in serious material damage and bodily injury DANGER The supply voltage on site must agree with the information on...

Page 27: ...cks or pallets to pro tect them from damp floors Before placing products into storage pro tect uncoated metal surfaces and drive parts and mount surfaces in particular from corrosion using long term c...

Page 28: ...k of error it is recommended to clearly identify the lubricant used on the reservoir CAUTION Depending on the nature of the lubricant used the user should wear protective equipment such as glasses a m...

Page 29: ...t disturbing the good function of the other nozzles fed by the VE1B unit Procedure Switch off the carrier air flow Therefore turn the air pressure regulator fully to the right air flow reduced to 0 Sw...

Page 30: ...wheel When the VE1B unit is delivered the delivery rate of the micro pump is set at the maximum 30 or 90 mm3 stroke according to the model We suggest to start the setting from the maximal flow rate t...

Page 31: ...f all micropumps The frequency is indicated on the pulse generator in pulses piston stroke per second The values on the generator are indicative and may vary ac cording to the air inlet pressure Use a...

Page 32: ...42 5 50 100 150 300 450 600 750 900 10 25 60 85 100 200 300 600 900 1 200 1 500 1 800 15 37 5 90 127 5 150 300 450 900 1 350 1 800 2 250 2 700 20 50 120 170 200 400 600 1 200 1 800 2 400 3 000 3 600 2...

Page 33: ...tri cal pneumatic and or hydraulic supply con nections For more information see the section General information in this installa tion instructions If you wish to shut down the product tem porarily ref...

Page 34: ...k and before making any changes to the system The VE1B units are for the most part main tenance free To ensure they work properly however please regularly check the following Regularly check the level...

Page 35: ...lterations to the product or to use non original spare parts and resources CAUTION Working on products that have not been disconnected from the power supply can cause serious injury or death to person...

Page 36: ...oes not work Faulty line outlet nozzle Check the tightness of the connectors and the coaxial line If necessary change the faulty part Reservoir stop cock closed Open the stop cock No air at the nozzle...

Page 37: ...id valve or of the air solenoid valve of the micropump Check the electric connection of the solenoid valve Check the good function of the solenoid valve with the manual control The pulse generator is...

Page 38: ...l Max pump working frequency 3 strokes s Lubricant mineral or synthetic oils biodegradable oils Eff viscosity at operating temperature 10 to 400 mm2 s Service temperature 10 to 50 C Audible emissions...

Page 39: ...I 003 MOD Micropump max 30 mm3 stroke thumb wheel stainless steel PV 005 MOD Micropump max 90 mm3 stroke rings stainless steel and brass PVR 005 MOD Micropump max 90 mm3 stroke thumb wheel stainless s...

Page 40: ...ct or consequential arising out of the use of the information contained herein PUB 951 130 441 2 EN October 2020 SKF France Lubrication Business Unit 204 bld Charles de Gaulle B P 239 37540 St Cyr sur...

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