SIMTEC TRACSCAN 2.0, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Operating Manual TRACSCAN 2.0
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All test feet must be stored and handled appropriately. Do not store them near substances
that evaporate (oil, any solvents). Test feet must never come into contact with oil or solvents.
5.2. Preparation
As already mentioned, it must be ensured that the test foot is clean and free from any con-
taminants or deep surface abrasions.
The test foot should be cleaned between consecutive measurements using 600 grit sandpa-
per. The sanding process should be done dry. To prepare the test foot, gently rotate (or pivot)
the test foot as you pull it across the sandpaper applying minimal downward force. Brush the
test foot to remove any dust after sanding.
When used for several measurements, the shape of the test foot surface changes, the curve
flattens, it will get worn out. The originally shaped surface cannot be restored using the man-
ual sanding as described above. To ensure accurate results throughout the lifetime of the test
foot, it must be reconditioned using the test foot preparation tool, see section [5].
5.3. Data
Each test foot contains a temperature sensor and a microchip (non-volatile memory) that will
automatically be recognized by the instrument upon start. The following data are stored in
the memory:
Manufacturing Data
Serial Number Unique serial number of test foot
Date of Manufacture Date of manufacture
Type / Lining Test foot type (SBR, leather, rubber, …)
Age of Lining Date of manufacture of lining
Date of Re-Coating Date of (last) renewing of the liner
Total Number of Re-Coatings Total number of re-coatings so far
Operating Data
Distance Distance traveled with this test foot
DCOF Counter Number of DCOF and TCOF measurements
SCOF Counter Number of SCOF measurements
Counters by Temperature Number of measurements divided by temperature range
Last Used Date and time test foot has been last used
Table 14: Test Foot Data