Clemco Pulsar II, Руководство пользователя

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- Filter area 7m²
- Compound 80% Cellulose – 20% Polyester
- Application category after BIA USGC Test certificate 199823811 / 6210
- Very simple removal of dust from the dust container.
3.6 Operation facilities
- ON/OFF pushbutton for working chamber lighting and cartridge filter / cyclone
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Foot pedal for starting and interrupting the blast process.
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Pilot regulator for adjusting working pressure from 1,5 to 7bar.
3.7 Blow-off nozzle – solid rubber
Nozzle for cleaning blasted parts of dust.
3.8 Control unit and safety devices
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On/Off switch for cabinet lighting and motor
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Safety stop button
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Foot pedal for starting and interrupting the blast process
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Pilot regulator with gauge to adjust working pressure
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Door safety interlock that interrupt blasting if either door is opened
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Timer (J Control Switch) for triggering the automatic cleaning pulse for the dust collector
cartridge
3.9 How the system works
When air supply is on, air enters the system through a moisture separator and is guided to the main pressure
regulator. The working pressure can be adjusted with a pilot regulator.
After pushing start button:
- light will switch on
- magnet valve in e-box starts
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impulse for jet cleaning of filter cartridge is activated
Each time the foot pedal is depressed the compressed air will be supplied through the pressure regulator to
the suction gun and blast media is sucked from the hopper section of the cyclone
Blast media, debris and dust drop into the cabinet hopper and are drawn into the cyclone. Reusable heavy
blast media is separated through centrifugal force and drops into the cyclone hopper. Dust and fines are
exhausted into the dust collector cartridge. Bigger dust particles drop into the dust container and fines are
caught up by the filter cartridge. The filter cartridge is cleaned through a pulse of compressed air.
When the foot pedal is released, the blast process stops.
Therefore the circuit is closed. Door interlocks interrupt the blast process when the cabinet doors are
opened.