MP Systems CDR80, Установка, эксплуатация и обслуживание

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machine tank. This number can then be compared to the number of gallons that
are removed by the filter daily.
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Severe Duty models use an additional filter vessel containing a perforated screen
basket that can be manually emptied, cleaned, and re-used. The purpose of this
vessel is to capture particles larger than 1/16
” that would normally be automatically
removed by a filtering conveyor. The basket will hold up to 1.5 gallons of chips
before it needs to be emptied.
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Be sure to inspect conveyor filter(s) before installing CDR. Wearing appropriate
gloves or using a scoop, take a sample of debris from the machine tank, dry
through a coffee filter, and spread out across a piece of paper. There should be no
individual particles larger than 1/
32” (the thickness of a credit card). If there is, this
indicates a tear in the filter screen, or the screen(s) are plugged, and the coolant
level in conveyor is piling up too high and debris is bypassing the conveyor. These
issues will need to be addressed before adding secondary filtration. A properly
working filtering conveyor is the best way to automatically remove a large amount of
the chips being produced by most machining operations.
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CDR typical installation time required: 4 Hours
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A full installation kit is provided to adapt to most tank configurations.
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Low pressure plumbing kit includes inlet, return, and overflow dip tubes, hoses, and
clamps.
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3 Phase power kit w/circuit breaker provided to pull power directly from machine.
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CDR can be set to automatically run when powered on, or with scheduled run clock.
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Status indicator light and HMI screen removes need for alarm interface with
machine.
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May require hole saws to modify tank, see appendix in back for more information.
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The CDR requires roughly 24” x 48” of floor space that is located next to the coolant
tank.
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The
Severe Duty “SD” model requires roughly 34” x 50” of floor space to include
filter.