MKT V-2Esc, Инструкция по эксплуатации, обслуживанию и ремонту, каталог запасных частей

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2 | INTRODUCTION
I. INTRODUCTION
This manual is exclusively for the MKT V-2Esc Hydraulic Vibratory Pile Driver/Extractor
System. The manual for the Rototilt mounting system that attaches the V-2Esc to the
excavator is included with this manual. It is your responsibility to read and understand
this manual, the Rototilt/Indexator manual, and the excavator manufacturer’s manuals
before operating this hydraulic construction tool. Make the following points part of your
regular workday.
- Know the limitations and operating characteristics of the Vibratory Pile Driver/
Extractor System.
- Inspect the V-2Esc before each use as specified in this manual and your employer.
- NEVER use attachments that are not approved by the manufacturer.
- NEVER remove or modify any parts of the equipment.
- Know the location of other personnel and equipment and make sure they are at a
safe distance before operating.
- All visitors or other personnel in the immediate area of operating equipment must
wear all necessary personal protective equipment.
The MKT V-2Esc Hydraulic Vibratory Pile Driver/Extractor System is used for installing or
removing piling. The five major components of an MKT Vibratory Pile Driver/Extractor include
rotating eccentric weights housed in a gear box that generate the vibratory forces to the pile,
an elastomer suspension system to isolate the vibratory forces from the excavator, a bottom
hydraulic clamp and side clamp system to grip the pile and Rototilt system to position the
hammer.
There are two rotating eccentric weights in the V-2Esc mounted in special heavy duty spherical
roller bearings. A fixed displacement gear-type hydraulic motor is used to drive one of the
eccentric weights. The second eccentric weight is, in turn, gear driven and timed off the first
weight.
When operating within its load capabilities, the V-2Esc vibratory is designed to deliver a driving
force of about 25 tons to a pile at a rate of 1,700 vibrations per minute .