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Operation, Calibration & Servicing Manual Version 1, Revision B.

BEVERAGE ENDBUCKLE & MISSILE

GAUGE

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WARNINGWARNINGWARNINGWARNINGTHIS EQUIPMENT CONTAINS HAZARDOUS MAINS THIS EQUIPMENT CONTAINS HAZARDOUS MAINS THIS EQUIPMENT CONTAINS HAZARDOUS MAINS THIS EQUIPMENT CONTAINS HAZARDOUS MAINS VOLTAGES, HIGH PRESSURE AIR AND POSSIBLE VOLTAGES, HIGH PRESSURE AIR AND POSSIBLE VOLTAGES, HIGH PRESSURE AIR AND POSSIBLE VOLTAGES, HIGH PRESSURE AIR AND POSSIBLE

CRUSHING FORCESCRUSHING FORCESCRUSHING FORCESCRUSHING FORCES

PLEASE FOLLOW ALL VERSATILE TECHNOLOGY PLEASE FOLLOW ALL VERSATILE TECHNOLOGY PLEASE FOLLOW ALL VERSATILE TECHNOLOGY PLEASE FOLLOW ALL VERSATILE TECHNOLOGY INSTRUCTIONS AND ALL HEALTH AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND ALL HEALTH AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND ALL HEALTH AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND ALL HEALTH AND SAFETY

DIRECTIONS IN YOUR WORKPLACEDIRECTIONS IN YOUR WORKPLACEDIRECTIONS IN YOUR WORKPLACEDIRECTIONS IN YOUR WORKPLACE

DO NOT DEFEAT ANY GAUGE SAFETY FEATURES OR DO NOT DEFEAT ANY GAUGE SAFETY FEATURES OR DO NOT DEFEAT ANY GAUGE SAFETY FEATURES OR DO NOT DEFEAT ANY GAUGE SAFETY FEATURES OR INTERLOCKSINTERLOCKSINTERLOCKSINTERLOCKS

DO NOT OPERATE THIS EQUIPMENT IF ANY PANELS, DO NOT OPERATE THIS EQUIPMENT IF ANY PANELS, DO NOT OPERATE THIS EQUIPMENT IF ANY PANELS, DO NOT OPERATE THIS EQUIPMENT IF ANY PANELS, SAFETY COVERS OR INTERLOCKS ARE MISSING OR SAFETY COVERS OR INTERLOCKS ARE MISSING OR SAFETY COVERS OR INTERLOCKS ARE MISSING OR SAFETY COVERS OR INTERLOCKS ARE MISSING OR

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INTERNAL SERVICE SHOULD BE PERFORMED BY INTERNAL SERVICE SHOULD BE PERFORMED BY INTERNAL SERVICE SHOULD BE PERFORMED BY INTERNAL SERVICE SHOULD BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLYQUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLYQUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLYQUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY

DO NOT OBSTRUCT ANY PNEUMATIC ORIFICE WITH DO NOT OBSTRUCT ANY PNEUMATIC ORIFICE WITH DO NOT OBSTRUCT ANY PNEUMATIC ORIFICE WITH DO NOT OBSTRUCT ANY PNEUMATIC ORIFICE WITH ANY PART OF THE HUMAN BODYANY PART OF THE HUMAN BODYANY PART OF THE HUMAN BODYANY PART OF THE HUMAN BODY

THE POWER SUPPLY SHOULD BE PROTECTED BY AN THE POWER SUPPLY SHOULD BE PROTECTED BY AN THE POWER SUPPLY SHOULD BE PROTECTED BY AN THE POWER SUPPLY SHOULD BE PROTECTED BY AN R.C.D (EARTH LEAKAGE) DEVICE DURING SERVICER.C.D (EARTH LEAKAGE) DEVICE DURING SERVICER.C.D (EARTH LEAKAGE) DEVICE DURING SERVICER.C.D (EARTH LEAKAGE) DEVICE DURING SERVICE

THIS EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE REGULARLY SUBJECTED THIS EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE REGULARLY SUBJECTED THIS EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE REGULARLY SUBJECTED THIS EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE REGULARLY SUBJECTED TO A GAUGE SAFETY TEST (REFER TO CHECKLIST IN TO A GAUGE SAFETY TEST (REFER TO CHECKLIST IN TO A GAUGE SAFETY TEST (REFER TO CHECKLIST IN TO A GAUGE SAFETY TEST (REFER TO CHECKLIST IN

SAFETY SECTION)SAFETY SECTION)SAFETY SECTION)SAFETY SECTION)

WEAR APPROPRIATE HEARING PROTECTION WHEN WEAR APPROPRIATE HEARING PROTECTION WHEN WEAR APPROPRIATE HEARING PROTECTION WHEN WEAR APPROPRIATE HEARING PROTECTION WHEN PERFORMING PRESSURE TESTSPERFORMING PRESSURE TESTSPERFORMING PRESSURE TESTSPERFORMING PRESSURE TESTS



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ContentsContentsContentsContents

Contact DetailsContact DetailsContact DetailsContact Details Head Office ........................................................................................................................................ 5

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Representatives ................................................................................................................................ 6

IntroductionIntroductionIntroductionIntroduction Things you should consider before starting ..................................................................... 7

DescriptionDescriptionDescriptionDescription Features of the DV036E Beverage End Buckle & Missile Gauge ........................ 8

InstallationInstallationInstallationInstallation Following the correct procedure ........................................................................................... 9

TrainingTrainingTrainingTraining Safety ................................................................................................................................................... 11

Operation ......................................................................................................................................... 11

Maintenance .................................................................................................................................... 11

SafetySafetySafetySafety Overview .......................................................................................................................................... 12

Label Checklist ............................................................................................................................... 15

In Service Safety Inspection and Electrical Safety Testing ..................................... 16

Equipment Electrical Safety Testing Procedure .......................................................... 17

Part B: Earth Resistance or Protective Earthing Test ............................................... 18

Electrical Safety Certificate ..................................................................................................... 19

OperationOperationOperationOperation Front Panel Controls .................................................................................................................. 20

Gauge Switch on .......................................................................................................................... 22

Selecting a testmode .................................................................................................................. 22

Testing a Free End ....................................................................................................................... 23

Testing a Seamed End Sample ............................................................................................. 26

System ParametersSystem ParametersSystem ParametersSystem Parameters The Menu System ....................................................................................................................... 29

System Access ............................................................................................................................... 29

Settings ............................................................................................................................................... 30

The following options are available: .................................................................................. 30

RS232 Parameters ....................................................................................................................... 34

ETHERNET ..................................................................................................................................... 34

Menu - Profile ................................................................................................................................ 35

CalibrationCalibrationCalibrationCalibration Calibration Overview ................................................................................................................ 39

End Buckle & Missile Calibration ......................................................................................... 39

MaintenanceMaintenanceMaintenanceMaintenance Routine maintenance ................................................................................................................. 42

Specific Maintenance .................................................................................................................. 45

Changing the Fuse ....................................................................................................................... 45

Replacing Relays on RL 030 Boards .................................................................................. 46



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System Voltages ............................................................................................................................ 47

Pressure Intensifier ...................................................................................................................... 48

Solenoid Maintenance ............................................................................................................... 49

Fast and Slow Flow Adjustment .......................................................................................... 51

Test and Shop Air Settings ..................................................................................................... 51

Pneumatic Circuit: DV036E-200P-A ................................................................................ 55


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Contact DetailsContact DetailsContact DetailsContact Details

Head OfficeHead OfficeHead OfficeHead Office

Versatile TechnologyVersatile TechnologyVersatile TechnologyVersatile Technology

35 Cleeland Rd

Oakleigh South, Victoria 3167

Australia

Tel: +61 3 9548 8983

Fax: +61 3 9548 8958

Email: [email protected]

Web: www.versatiletechnology.com.au

United Kingdom/EuropeUnited Kingdom/EuropeUnited Kingdom/EuropeUnited Kingdom/Europe

Contact: Mr. Tim Bulman



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RepresentativesRepresentativesRepresentativesRepresentatives

USA/CanadaUSA/CanadaUSA/CanadaUSA/Canada

Regal MetrologyRegal MetrologyRegal MetrologyRegal Metrology

4554 Poplar Level Road

Louisville, KY 40213

USA

Tel: +1 502 968 7993

Fax: +1 502 805 0712


Web: www.regalmetrology.com

South KoreaSouth KoreaSouth KoreaSouth Korea

I-Can Machine Co., Ltd. (ICM)I-Can Machine Co., Ltd. (ICM)I-Can Machine Co., Ltd. (ICM)I-Can Machine Co., Ltd. (ICM)

Rm. 1506, Dream Tower Bldg

923-14, Mok 1Dong, YangcheonGu

Seol, Korea

Tel: +822-2642-1375~6

Fax: +822-2642-2218


ChinaChinaChinaChina

Guangzhou Stolle-Denuo Machinery Co., Ltd.Guangzhou Stolle-Denuo Machinery Co., Ltd.Guangzhou Stolle-Denuo Machinery Co., Ltd.Guangzhou Stolle-Denuo Machinery Co., Ltd.

RFirst Floor - Building E

Shibei Industrial Estate, No. 5 Anping Rd,

Dashi Town, Guangzhou, 511430

China

Tel: +86 20 34789252

Fax: +86 20 34789254

Contact: Fenny Gong



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IntroductionIntroductionIntroductionIntroduction

Things you should consider before startingThings you should consider before startingThings you should consider before startingThings you should consider before starting

Thank you for specifying Versatile Technology equipment. All industrial equipment requires regular maintenance to maintain the safety and performance throughout its service life. This manual will assist you in this process. We ask that you read and consider the following.

Safety:Safety:Safety:Safety:

Your safety is a paramount concern to Versatile Technology. You will find safety notices throughout the manual. Please read and understand at least the ‘Operation’ and ‘Safety’ sections of this manual before using this gauge. If servicing or calibrating please also read and understand the “Servicing Information” section from this manual. Refer to the 'Safety Test Sheet', which describes testing of the gauge safety features that should be regularly tested.

Maintenance:Maintenance:Maintenance:Maintenance:

Regular maintenance will ensure the gauge maintains its specified performance. Spare parts and support are available through our office.

Calibration:Calibration:Calibration:Calibration:

Calibration of measurement devices on the equipment ensures that measurement errors are minimized. The calibration of the gauge should be checked at regular intervals, of no longer than one year. As part of the regular calibration, a Safety Checklist should be completed to ensure that the safety systems on the gauge operate correctly.

Capability:Capability:Capability:Capability:

Gauge capability tests check that the equipment is capable of measuring your manufacturing process with a minimum of variation.

Continuing Support:Continuing Support:Continuing Support:Continuing Support:

Please contact us with any questions you have about the manual or equipment. Your feedback will assist us in improving our products and result in a better service to you.

Continuous Improvement:Continuous Improvement:Continuous Improvement:Continuous Improvement:

Due to our policy of continuous improvement, service procedures may change. Contact our office to obtain the latest service data and information.

Please Maintain Contact With our Office:Please Maintain Contact With our Office:Please Maintain Contact With our Office:Please Maintain Contact With our Office:

If the equipment is transferred or disposed of we ask that you advise our office of its new location so that we may amend our records. This is especially important in the event we have to send a safety alert bulletin alerting you of an unforeseen safety issue.

Thank you,

The Versatile Team


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DescriptionDescriptionDescriptionDescription

Features of the DV036E Beverage End Buckle & Missile GaugeFeatures of the DV036E Beverage End Buckle & Missile GaugeFeatures of the DV036E Beverage End Buckle & Missile GaugeFeatures of the DV036E Beverage End Buckle & Missile Gauge

The DV036E BEVERAGE END BUCKLE & MISSILE GAUGE quickly and accurately destructively tests aluminium beverage can ends. The gauge has the capacity to test both seamed and free ends with the use of fast change parts.

Tests for Seamed Ends include:

• End Buckle.

• End Missile.

• End Rock.

• End Burst.

Test for Free Ends include:

• End Buckle.

• End Missile.

• End Burst

There is an additional testmode for Seamed & Free Ends that have a extremely small or indeterminate buckle

• Manual Mode.

Versatile Technology equipment is designed for ease of use and to allow quick and accurate tests. The DV036E BEVERAGE END BUCKLE & MISSILE GAUGE is no exception. Performing a test requires three simple steps:

Place end; Close door; Push start.

Upon completion of a test the results are displayed on the LCD for quick reference and automatically sent out the RS232 or Ethernet port for seamless evaluation in third party software.

Export of gauge table data is also available via the USB service port.

The gauge has an in built high pressure air intensifier unit eliminating the need for high pressure gas bottles.

Safety is of paramount importance to Versatile Technology. A comprehensive gauge safety checklist is included in this manual which we recommend is checked regally to ensure the continued safe operation of the gauge. The DV036E BEVERAGE END BUCKLE & MISSILE GAUGE features a fully enclosed cabinet that protects operators from the potential hazards inherent in pressurised destruction tests, such as flying debris. The high strength Polycarbonate widow allows operators a clear view of the test while door interlocks add a further level of protection. If the door is opened during a test all gauge movement immediately stops and pneumatic air is vented to atmosphere.


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InstallationInstallationInstallationInstallation

Following the correct procedureFollowing the correct procedureFollowing the correct procedureFollowing the correct procedure

1. Open the wooden crate and carefully remove support beams and packaging materials.

2. Remove the create sides and use a forklift to move the gauge into position. Ensure that the gauge is forked from

the front and the fork tynes protrude past the other side of the gauge. Special care should also be made to avoid

damaging the 4 feet.

3. Install the gauge on a level, flat surface away from excessive moisture and vibration. Ensure there is adequate

clearance at the rear of the gauge for connection of services. Ideally allow side clearance for servicing access.

4. Inspect the equipment and accessories. Check against the Shipping List to ensure that all parts have been

delivered.

5. Connect the shop air supply to the inlet port labelled SHOP AIR. The supply MUST be filtered and non

lubricated and have a pressure range of between a minimum of 6 BAR/600Kpa/90psi and a maximum of 8 BAR/

800Kpa/116psi. High Pressure test air is supplied by an internal intensifier. It is factory set to 1000kPa/145psi.

6. Connect the power lead to the connector on the gauge back panel and plug into an earthed (grounded) AC

voltage outlet. Ensure that the correct voltage has been delivered. Note the voltage on the rating plate on the

back panel. For maximum reliability a mains filter should be fitted to the mains supply to remove excessive

voltage fluctuations often found in industrial environments.


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7. Connect the RS232 data cable or Ethernet cable to an external computer or Ethernet port for data collection.


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TrainingTrainingTrainingTrainingTraining of all people in the safe and efficient use of the gauge will ensure optimum performance. The following training guideline is to be used in conjunction with the rest of the DV036E BEVERAGE END BUCKLE & MISSILE GAUGE manual.

SafetySafetySafetySafety

Train all who come in contact with the gaugeTrain all who come in contact with the gaugeTrain all who come in contact with the gaugeTrain all who come in contact with the gauge

• Demonstrate powering up/down the gauge. Demonstrate removal of Mains Power and location of Shop Air

input. (See the ‘Installation’ section of this manual)

• All safety features on the gauge. (See the ‘Safety’ section of this manual)

OperationOperationOperationOperation

Train all who operate the gauge.Train all who operate the gauge.Train all who operate the gauge.Train all who operate the gauge.

• Front Panel Controls (See the ‘Operation’ section of this manual)

• Test Modes

• Testing a can

• Message Listing

• Routine Maintenance (See the ‘Maintenance’ section of this manual)

MaintenanceMaintenanceMaintenanceMaintenance

Train Supervisory staff and Maintenance team.Train Supervisory staff and Maintenance team.Train Supervisory staff and Maintenance team.Train Supervisory staff and Maintenance team.

• Parameter Listing (See the ‘System Parameters’ section of this manual)

• Calibration (See the ‘Calibration’ section of this manual)

• Specific Maintenance Procedures (See the ‘Maintenance’ section of this manual)

• Trouble Shooting Guide (See the ‘Trouble Shooting’ section of this manual)


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SafetySafetySafetySafety

OverviewOverviewOverviewOverview

Your safety is a paramount concern to all at Versatile Technology. Operator and maintenance safety has been considered throughout all the design and manufacturing processor. The following steps have been taken to ensure that the gauge is safe to use and service.

Gauge Safety ChecklistGauge Safety ChecklistGauge Safety ChecklistGauge Safety Checklist

Information and a checklist to allow regular testing of gauge safety features.

TrainingTrainingTrainingTraining

You will find a recommended training schedule for all staff in this manual. which includes operation and safety awareness. (See the ‘Training’ section of this manual)

FeedbackFeedbackFeedbackFeedback

Despite our best efforts, we may have missed something. If during the use of the gauge you notice any hazard that we have not found or foreseen please immediately inform us so we can work with you to eliminate the problem on your equipment and prevent it recurring on new equipment.

Inspection Performed By:

Comments:

Signed: Date:


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Gauge Safety ChecklistGauge Safety ChecklistGauge Safety ChecklistGauge Safety Checklist

Features Tasks Comments

Cabinet Check that all panels are in place and fastened with the correct

number of screws.

Power Supply Module Supply Module Cover is in place and Mains wiring is inaccessible.

Warning labels are fitted.

Electrical Safety Test Perform Electrical Safety test and record results. (Refer to the

'Electrical Safety' section of the manual.)

'Tested for Electrical Safety' adhesive label is affixed.

Door Interlocks Opening front panel door during normal gauge operation

causes gauge to stop as per emergency stop activation.

With door open the gauge does not start and the LCD alerts

the user.

Test only operates when all doors are fully closed.

Emergency Stop During normal gauge operation press the emergency stop but-

ton.

Test immediately stops and the LCD alerts the user.

All gauge movement ceases instantly.

Gauge automatically vents internal air pressure to eliminate high

force hazards from moving pneumatic cylinders.


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Window The Polycarbonate Safety Panel is not excessively scratched and

is securly tightenend.

Clean and reject if any scratches are greater than 0.25mm

(10thou) deep

Intensifier Intensifier over pressure valve is free to operate.

Pull the ring, the high-pressure air vents through the valve.

Signed: Date:

Features Tasks Comments


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Label ChecklistLabel ChecklistLabel ChecklistLabel Checklist

Labels Qty & Location Present

Gauge Model & Serial Number plate 1 off inside above door interlock

Tested for electrical safety sticker 1 off Power Supply

Calibrated, Safety, Capability Label 1 off RHS Front of Gauge

Warning - Disconnect Supply 2 off Power supply module (top)

Earth point Sticker 1 off Power supply module

1 off Case earth point

CE Sticker (EU Only) 1 off Front of Gauge

RS232 Port 1 off Rear of Gauge

Ethernet Port 1 off Rear of Gauge

SHOP AIR INLET 6-8Bar(90-116psi) 1 off Rear of Gauge

Calibration Port 1 off Front of Gauge

Service Port 1 off Front of Gauge

PLUNGER REGULATOR

SET 700KPa(100psi)

1 off Plunger Regulator

TOP CLAMP REGULATOR

SET TO 400kPa(60psi)

1 off Top Clamp Pressure Regulator

SET OUTPUT PRESSURE 1.0MPa MAX 1 off Intensifier

VENT PRESSURE BEFORE SHIPPING 1 off Intensifier

1.1MPa PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE 1 off Intensifier

DO NOT DEFEAT INTERLOCK 1 off Case door frame


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In Service Safety Inspection and Electrical Safety TestingIn Service Safety Inspection and Electrical Safety TestingIn Service Safety Inspection and Electrical Safety TestingIn Service Safety Inspection and Electrical Safety Testing

PurposePurposePurposePurposeIn service testing is necessary for the safety of persons using the equipment. In conjunction with AS3760:2001, this

document specifies in-service safety inspection and testing protocols and criteria for the testing of Versatile

Technology Gauging equipment.

ActionActionActionActionSuch equipment, without being dismantled, needs to be subjected to routine inspection and testing to detect

obvious damage, wear or other conditions which may render it unsafe.

Equipment identified to be faulty needs to be withdrawn from service and either Versatile Technology or qualified

personnel contacted to arrange repair or disposal.

In accordance with AS3760:2001, the equipment must be subjected to:

• Visual Inspection

• Protective Earthing test

• Insulation Resistance test

• Documentation of all tests

FrequencyFrequencyFrequencyFrequencyWe recommend protectively earthed equipment installed in a Factory or workshop be inspected every 6 months.


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Equipment Electrical Safety Testing ProcedureEquipment Electrical Safety Testing ProcedureEquipment Electrical Safety Testing ProcedureEquipment Electrical Safety Testing ProcedureTo ensure that a gauge does not become an electrical hazard to the operator, servicing agent or builder Versatile

Technology, an electrical safety test must be performed on the gauge prior to commissioning and a test record must

be completed and shipped to the customer.

Test Equipment Required.Test Equipment Required.Test Equipment Required.Test Equipment Required.Insulation and Earth Resistance Tester. Lutron DI6200 or equivalent.

Testing standards. Based on Australian Standards AS 3760:2001.

Test Procedure.Test Procedure.Test Procedure.Test Procedure.

Part A: Insulation Test.Part A: Insulation Test.Part A: Insulation Test.Part A: Insulation Test.Connect the Tester as shown in the following diagram. The tester applies 500 volts and measures the resistance

between the mains circuit and the gauge earth, which is the gauge case. Record all results on Electrical Safety

Certificate

The Minimum Resistance allowed between the Active supply and case is 1 M.

Note: If the resistance is below 5 M then the gauge should be Note: If the resistance is below 5 M then the gauge should be Note: If the resistance is below 5 M then the gauge should be Note: If the resistance is below 5 M then the gauge should be serviced as there may be an electrical fault.serviced as there may be an electrical fault.serviced as there may be an electrical fault.serviced as there may be an electrical fault.


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Part B: Earth Resistance or Protective Earthing TestPart B: Earth Resistance or Protective Earthing TestPart B: Earth Resistance or Protective Earthing TestPart B: Earth Resistance or Protective Earthing TestThis check measures the resistance between the earth conductor and the external case and metal parts that may

become live due to a failure of the internal wiring. Connect the Tester as shown in the following diagram. Test with

mains switch both ON and OFF. Record all results on Electrical Safety Certificate.

If a gauge fails the electrical safety test? If a gauge fails the electrical safety test? If a gauge fails the electrical safety test? If a gauge fails the electrical safety test? In the event of a gauge failing any element of the electrical safety test the gauge should be immediately repaired. If

this is not possible it should be segregated so that it cannot be used.

Under no circumstances can a gauge be used without passing Under no circumstances can a gauge be used without passing Under no circumstances can a gauge be used without passing Under no circumstances can a gauge be used without passing

the electrical safety test.the electrical safety test.the electrical safety test.the electrical safety test.


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Electrical Safety CertificateElectrical Safety CertificateElectrical Safety CertificateElectrical Safety CertificateThis is to certify that the Versatile Technology gauge listed below was tested in accordance with AS3760:2001, “In

Service Safety Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment” published by Standards Australia.

Refer to the Electrical Safety section for guidance in checking electrical safety.

1. Visual Inspection- Refer Clause 2.3.2 of AS3760:2001 p121. Visual Inspection- Refer Clause 2.3.2 of AS3760:2001 p121. Visual Inspection- Refer Clause 2.3.2 of AS3760:2001 p121. Visual Inspection- Refer Clause 2.3.2 of AS3760:2001 p12

2. Protective Earth/Resistance Test- Refer clause 2.3.3.1 of AS 3760-2001 p132. Protective Earth/Resistance Test- Refer clause 2.3.3.1 of AS 3760-2001 p132. Protective Earth/Resistance Test- Refer clause 2.3.3.1 of AS 3760-2001 p132. Protective Earth/Resistance Test- Refer clause 2.3.3.1 of AS 3760-2001 p13

3. Insulation Resistance Test. Refer clause 2.3.3.2 of AS 3760-2001 p133. Insulation Resistance Test. Refer clause 2.3.3.2 of AS 3760-2001 p133. Insulation Resistance Test. Refer clause 2.3.3.2 of AS 3760-2001 p133. Insulation Resistance Test. Refer clause 2.3.3.2 of AS 3760-2001 p13

4. Affix a signed and dated 'ELECTRICAL SAFETY' label to gauge passes in accordance with the above 4. Affix a signed and dated 'ELECTRICAL SAFETY' label to gauge passes in accordance with the above 4. Affix a signed and dated 'ELECTRICAL SAFETY' label to gauge passes in accordance with the above 4. Affix a signed and dated 'ELECTRICAL SAFETY' label to gauge passes in accordance with the above specifications.specifications.specifications.specifications.

Gauge Description END BUCKLE & MISSILE GAUGE

Model Serial Number DV036D-

Date of Certification

All mains wiring in good condition, and inaccessible during normal operation. Mains cables

properly anchored

Electrical Voltage and Fuse rating plate fitted.

Rating Plate Label 100-250 Vac 3.15 A Slo Blo FUSE

All electrical warning labels fitted. Flash stickers on power module.

Separate Earth stud / Earth lead longer than Active/Neutral.

All controls, safety covers, guards and safety facilities are secured and in good working

order

Resistance between Earth connector and exposed metal parts that may become live in the event of an internal

insulation failure. The resistance shall not exceed 1 ohm.

Test Result OHMS

Resistance between live supply conductors and exposed metal parts with a 500Vdc applied voltage. Minimum

Resistance 1 Mega ohm.

Test Result MEGA OHMS

Tested By Signed


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OperationOperationOperationOperation

Front Panel ControlsFront Panel ControlsFront Panel ControlsFront Panel Controls

LCD Touch Screen DisplayLCD Touch Screen DisplayLCD Touch Screen DisplayLCD Touch Screen Display

The 12” display is used to show the status of the gauge such as test modes, test results, calibration screens and interlock status, as well as accessing menus etc.

KeypadKeypadKeypadKeypad

The keypad is used to view/edit various machine operating parameters.

An access code is required to edit these parameters.

Emergency Stop ButtonEmergency Stop ButtonEmergency Stop ButtonEmergency Stop Button

Push to stop current test and disable all movement.

Pull to release.

When activated the display will announce that the test has been stopped and no data is sent to the Ethernet/serial port.

Start ButtonStart ButtonStart ButtonStart Button

This activates the selected test mode.

LCD Touch Screen Display

Keypad

Start, Mode and Profile buttons

Emergency Stop

USB Service Port

Calibration Port


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Test Mode Select ButtonTest Mode Select ButtonTest Mode Select ButtonTest Mode Select Button

This button is used to select the current test mode. This is used in conjunction with the selected Profile. Use the Arrow keys on the keypad or the touch screen to select the desired test mode.

Profile Select ButtonProfile Select ButtonProfile Select ButtonProfile Select Button

This button is used to select the current end profile to be tested.This is used in conjunction with the selected Profile. Use the Arrow keys on the keypad or the touch screen to select the desired profile.


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Gauge Switch onGauge Switch onGauge Switch onGauge Switch on

Switch on the DV036E BEVERAGE END BUCKLE & MISSILE GAUGE via rear power switch.

The LCD will briefly display the software version and perform system checks before the standard run screen is displayed.

Selecting a testmodeSelecting a testmodeSelecting a testmodeSelecting a testmode

To select the required test mode press the blue MODE button. (Access code not required.)

Continued pressing of the MODE button cycles through each test mode. Alternatively touch the testmode square on the screen to bring up the mode selection list.

The selected testmode will now utilize the parameters pre-defined in the PROFILES. Select the desired profile by pressing the up and down keys on the keypad, or touch the screen.With supivisor access, profiles can be created, edited or deleted.

Free End Test Modes include:

• Buckle

• Burst

• Missile

• Score Integrity

Seamed Can Test Modes include:

• Buckle

• Burst

• Missile

• End Rock

There is an additional testmode for Seamed & Free Ends that have a extremely small or indeterminate buckle

• Manual Mode.

Do not test a damaged, dirty or previously tested samples. Do not test a damaged, dirty or previously tested samples. Do not test a damaged, dirty or previously tested samples. Do not test a damaged, dirty or previously tested samples. Do not test if rubber seal is damaged. Do not test if any cover Do not test if rubber seal is damaged. Do not test if any cover Do not test if rubber seal is damaged. Do not test if any cover Do not test if rubber seal is damaged. Do not test if any cover

is missing.is missing.is missing.is missing.


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Testing a Free EndTesting a Free EndTesting a Free EndTesting a Free End

1. Place the Free End Mandrel open end down over the seal assembly. Ensure that the groove is facing forward

otherwise mandrel may jamb in the clamps.

2. With the Free End Mandrel mounted, place the desired change part on the mandrel.

Note that the gauge is supplied with 2 different change part styles - Steel or Rubber. These styles affect the way

the end is sealed imitating typical industry standards. The steel change part seals the end from direct force

against the compound. The rubber change part seals from direct force of the rubber ring against the curl. Both

change parts provide very similar results. Note that this is dependant on the end characteristics and may vary

from one product to the next. If you are in doubt as to which one to use please contact us..

3. Place an end onto the change part.

Front of Gauge

FRONT

Steel Change part Rubber Change part


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Missile TestMissile TestMissile TestMissile Test

Also known as End Vent, Tab Retention. This mode pressurises the end to a predetermined pressure (software selectable), the tab hook automatically pulls the tab up and the end is vented.

Place an end on the change part making sure the tab is in the correct position as shown in the picture.

Tab must point to the left hand side of the gauge.

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Buckle TestBuckle TestBuckle TestBuckle Test

When performing a buckle test the end can be placed with any tab orientation.

Tests free ends for the pressure required to peak the end.

Manual Mode Buckle TestManual Mode Buckle TestManual Mode Buckle TestManual Mode Buckle Test

When performing a buckle test the end can be placed with any tab orientation.

This is an additional testmode for Seamed & Free Ends that have a extremely small or indeterminate buckle

Once the test has started the operator watches the test and when they visually determine the end has buckled they press the start button.

Score Integrity TestScore Integrity TestScore Integrity TestScore Integrity Test

This mode tests the integrity of the score by placing the Score Integrity Test Ring on the end, then pressurizing the sample to a selectable level. The test outputs pass or failure pressure results.


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Testing a Seamed End SampleTesting a Seamed End SampleTesting a Seamed End SampleTesting a Seamed End Sample

Note the Free End Mandrel should be removed for all Seamed End tests.

Can PreparationCan PreparationCan PreparationCan Preparation

The base of the can must be removed prior to testing the end. Cut the base of the can off so that the final length overall is approximately100mm or 4". This can be done with a pair of scissors or by the Prelect Can Cutter (available through Versatile Technology)

Missile TestingMissile TestingMissile TestingMissile Testing

In this testmode the can is pressurized to a preset pressure.

When reached the tab is pulled causing the aperture to fail. A visual inspection is made to determine a pass or fail condition. Generally, any tab that remains attached to the end panel is considered a pass.

1. When a missile test is selected the tab of a seamed end must point to the LEFT HAND SIDE of the gauge and

the tab hook is placed onto the tab this is to allow the tab hook to pull the tab.

2. Close the door and press the START button

The pressure at which the tab is vented is software selectable.

Prelect Can Cutter

4”

TAB STILL ATTACHED


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Rock TestRock TestRock TestRock Test

In this test the gauge measures the pressure at which the tab becomes level with the seam. A special sensor is placed onto the can whereby an electrical switch contact is made when the tab reaches the top of the seam.

Can PreparationCan PreparationCan PreparationCan Preparation

The top of the seam and the tab should be lightly sanded with emery cloth to ensure a reliable electrical contact. When the tab reaches the same height as the top of the seam the microprocessor detects continuity and reads the pressure at that point.

TestingTestingTestingTesting

Place the end rock sensor onto the can making sure it is centralized.

Press the start button to commence testing.


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Seamed End Peak (Buckle)Seamed End Peak (Buckle)Seamed End Peak (Buckle)Seamed End Peak (Buckle)

Tests seamed on ends for the pressure required to peak the end.

Seamed End/BurstSeamed End/BurstSeamed End/BurstSeamed End/Burst

The end is continuously pressurised until the end bursts and this maximum pressure is recorded. The maximum pressure is displayed on the LCD and sent to the Ethernet/RS232 port.


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System ParametersSystem ParametersSystem ParametersSystem Parameters

The Menu SystemThe Menu SystemThe Menu SystemThe Menu System

Press the Menu Button to enter into the Main Menu.

System AccessSystem AccessSystem AccessSystem Access

To view or edit any of the system parameters, the Access Code must first be entered. The default access code is: 22085

To re-lock the system parameters, press the Logout button or turn the gauge off until display disappears and then on again at the mains inlet switch located on the rear panel.

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SettingsSettingsSettingsSettings

To view or edit any of the gauge settings, the Access Code must first be entered.

Press the Settings button on the gauge LCD screen

The following options are available:

The following information is given to allow the supervisor to gain access to the gauge systemparameters. They are not intended for every day use by the operator as incorrect parameter selection may render the gauge inaccurate or inoperable.




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OperationalOperationalOperationalOperational

Select the gauge Units:Pressure and distance options are available.

Global Parameters:Proportional Valve offset. This is used to scale the proportional valve output if when a given pressure is selected, it is too low or too high compared to the calibration standard. This is factory set, and should not have to be changed under normal operation.

Chart X Axis:These settings control how graph is scaled, and also sets the maximum pressure displayed.




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HardwareHardwareHardwareHardware

RS232RS232RS232RS232

The RS323 tab allows you to set the gauge RS232 output Baud Rate. Touching the Send Test Data button will send a sample data output string to the RS232 port.

Ethernet NetworkEthernet NetworkEthernet NetworkEthernet Network

TheNetwork tab allows you to set the gauge IP Address. Touching the Send Test Data button will send a sample data output string to the Ethernet Address. The fixed port associtated with the gauge IP address is port 2167 (Raw Async Serial Link).




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Real Time ClockReal Time ClockReal Time ClockReal Time Clock

RTC allows you to set the gauge time and date.

Date is set DD/MM/YYTime is 24 hour time format.

Touch the edit square to change the values.

USBUSBUSBUSB

USB functions allow you to:

Update the driver from internal memory. USB Host driver updates become available over time.

Make a back-up of the gauge internal firmware program

Make a back-up of the gauge settings, which includes calibration data, settings, profiles etc.

Restore the gauge settings from a previous back-up.




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RS232 ParametersRS232 ParametersRS232 ParametersRS232 Parameters

The factory set RS232 serial output from the gauge emulates Mitutoyo serial equipment.

The baud rate may be software selected from 1200 baud to 9600.

Baud Rate:1200-9600 Baud

Data Bits:8

Stop Bits:1

Parity:N

Serial Output Data Format Serial Output Data Format Serial Output Data Format Serial Output Data Format

The ASCII serial output from the gauge has a fixed width of 13 characters.

e.g. 01A+00175.50[CR]

Char 1: Gauge ID number [0] Selectable between 0 & 9

Char 2: Reading numeric tag [1] 1 = Top Wall

2 = Mid Wall

3 = Trimmed Can Height

4 = Dome Depth

Char 3: Constant [A]

Char 4: Sign [+]

Char 5 to 12: Measurement [ 175.5]

Char 13: Terminating character [CR]

ETHERNETETHERNETETHERNETETHERNET

The ethernet output is used to output data to the Versatile Data Processor software. The Data Processor software is configured to accept the gauge output and create data files on the factory network for collection by an SPC program.




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Menu - ProfileMenu - ProfileMenu - ProfileMenu - Profile

The Profile screen allows the user’s to create new profiles or adjust properties of current profiles. A profile defines the way a can will be tested and how the results will be displayed.

Profile - AddProfile - AddProfile - AddProfile - Add

Allows the user to add a new can profile.

Profile - DeleteProfile - DeleteProfile - DeleteProfile - Delete

Allows the user to delete an exsisting can profile.

Profile - RenameProfile - RenameProfile - RenameProfile - Rename

Allows the user to rename an exsisting can profile.

Profile - CopyProfile - CopyProfile - CopyProfile - Copy

Allows the user to copy an exsisting can profile.

Profile Menu - Measurements TabProfile Menu - Measurements TabProfile Menu - Measurements TabProfile Menu - Measurements Tab

Allows the user to edit the selected end/can profile setting values.




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LowerLowerLowerLower

Set lower tolerance for selected profile. Any values below the selected value will be highlighted in RED.

UpperUpperUpperUpper

Set upper tolerance for selected profile. Any values above the selected value will be highlighted in RED.

OffsetOffsetOffsetOffset

Value to be added to measurement.

Pass PressuresPass PressuresPass PressuresPass Pressures

Pressure value at which the test will stop, and consider the sample to have passed.

Edit Test ModesEdit Test ModesEdit Test ModesEdit Test Modes

This button allows you to select which test modes are available to the operator for this particular profile.

Touch the check box to enable/disable the test modes.




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Profile Menu - Parameters TabProfile Menu - Parameters TabProfile Menu - Parameters TabProfile Menu - Parameters Tab

Allows the user to edit the selected end/can profile test parameters

DipDipDipDip

Sets the fall inpressure required for the gauge to detect a buckle.

Start ThresholdStart ThresholdStart ThresholdStart Threshold

Sets the pressure at which the gauge begins to look for a buckle.

Missile Pressure & Hold TimeMissile Pressure & Hold TimeMissile Pressure & Hold TimeMissile Pressure & Hold Time

Sets the pressure the tab is pulled in the missile test mode. Hold time can be set from 0 to 60,000mS (1 minute) to hold the pressure until the tab is pulled to vent the sample.

Integrity PressureIntegrity PressureIntegrity PressureIntegrity Pressure

Sets the pressure the end is pressurised to for the integrity test.




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Cross over pointCross over pointCross over pointCross over point

Sets the pressure where the pressure ramp changes from fast flow rate to slow flow rate.

RockThresholdRockThresholdRockThresholdRockThreshold

Sets the pressure at which the gauge stops at for the seamed end rock test.

Slow and Fast flow ratesSlow and Fast flow ratesSlow and Fast flow ratesSlow and Fast flow rates

Sets the pressure ramp rates for slow and fast, in pressure units/second.

Clamp OrderClamp OrderClamp OrderClamp Order

Sets the order in which the seamed end can is clamped. If you have trouble with cans slipping, then try changing the clamp order.

Use growth mode for buckleUse growth mode for buckleUse growth mode for buckleUse growth mode for buckle

For non-CSD ends, which have a low buckle pressure or a very subtle dip in pressure at the buckle point, then this testmode should be enabled.The gauge uses a special transducer to monitor the growth distance of the sample as pressure increases.By using a rate of chance method, it monitors the deformation of the sample to detect the buckle failure point.

The growth change factor is used to determine how much of a change must occur for the detection of the buckle.


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CalibrationCalibrationCalibrationCalibration

Calibration OverviewCalibration OverviewCalibration OverviewCalibration Overview

All gauges used for the purpose of process control and acceptance inspections should be regularly tested to ensure they are accurate, within calibration and capable of measuring the process.

Ensure that all equipment used to calibrate the gauge has been laboratory calibrated and its certification is traceable to national measurement standards.

Calibration Report and StickerCalibration Report and StickerCalibration Report and StickerCalibration Report and Sticker

At the completion of the calibration the results should be studied to ensure all parts of the gauge operate within specifications and a ‘calibrated’ sticker applied to the gauge indicating when the next calibration is due. Calibration reports should be filed for future reference.

When and how often should I calibrate?When and how often should I calibrate?When and how often should I calibrate?When and how often should I calibrate?

Calibration of the gauge should be conducted annually. It is recommended calibration be checked when the gauge is first commissioned, when any repair work has been performed that would affect calibration or if test results are suspect.

End Buckle & Missile CalibrationEnd Buckle & Missile CalibrationEnd Buckle & Missile CalibrationEnd Buckle & Missile Calibration

The following procedure is straightforward, however the procedure should be carefully followed to avoid damage to the gauge and personal injury.

Calibration SetupCalibration SetupCalibration SetupCalibration Setup

1. Enter the access code to gain system access.

2. Enter Calibration mode from the gauge Menu.

3. Insert the Pressure Standard into the Calibration Port on the front of the gauge.

Calibration ProcedureCalibration ProcedureCalibration ProcedureCalibration Procedure

1. Turn on the certified Pressure Standard and zero it.




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2. Calibration Screen

3. Close SW1 and open SW2 inside the gauge

4. If the gauge does not read zero on the screen, touch the A. Offset to auto-zero the gauge

5. Zero the gauge and the pressure calibration standard.

6. The LCD displays the current pressure. This pressure is controlled by the proportional valve.

7. Touch Set Pressure and select a pressure from the list. Wait until the pressure stabilizes and compare the

pressure shown on the standard to the gauge. Adjust the gauge to match the standard using the Up and Down

arrows on the keypad, or by touching the Dec. Gain and Inc Gain buttons.

8. Set other pressures to check the linearity over the complete pressure range.

9. Revert the two taps back to their normal positins for test.




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Calibration Adjustment - AdvancedCalibration Adjustment - AdvancedCalibration Adjustment - AdvancedCalibration Adjustment - Advanced

There are 2 buttonsfor manually adjusting the calibration, OFFSET & GAIN adjustment.

OFFSET = Zero Position. Adjust this parameter using the course and fine adjustments.

The ‘Up’ and ‘Down’ keys are used for course adjustment while the ‘Left’ and ‘Right’ keys are used for fine adjustment.

GAIN = Multiplier. Adjust this parameter when pressure is applied. Value on gauge display should be adjusted to pressure shown on the calibration device. Use a test pressure that is close to typical buckle pressures. I.e. 700kpa.

Use the check pressure routine after this adjustment is made to re-check linearity acorss the entire pressure range.


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MaintenanceMaintenanceMaintenanceMaintenance

Routine maintenanceRoutine maintenanceRoutine maintenanceRoutine maintenance

CleaningCleaningCleaningCleaning

Clean the gauge using a soft cloth moistened with non-corrosive oil such as WD-40.

Operator FeedbackOperator FeedbackOperator FeedbackOperator Feedback

Ask the operators to describe any difficulties using the gauge and note all concerns.

Drain Mist SeparatorDrain Mist SeparatorDrain Mist SeparatorDrain Mist Separator

Inspect the Mist Separator located on the rear panel. every week and drain all liquid if required.

Push upwards on the pin on the bottom of the Mist Separator to allow liquid to drain out.

Empty Filter BowlEmpty Filter BowlEmpty Filter BowlEmpty Filter Bowl

A filter is placed to prevent rubber particles from the seal fouling the operation of the solenoid valves. It is located on the main panel behind the right-hand side door.




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Unscrew the filter and empty any rubber particles.

Seal ReplacementSeal ReplacementSeal ReplacementSeal Replacement

Inspect the seal periodically for cuts or obvious signs of damage.

Spare seals are available from Versatile Technology.

1. Remove top cap retaining screw.

2. Remove top cap.

3. Remove seal from plunger.

4. Fit new seal.

5. Replace top cap & retaining screw.

6. Tighten retaining screw.




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Clean Polycarbonate WindowClean Polycarbonate WindowClean Polycarbonate WindowClean Polycarbonate Window

Periodically clean the Polycarbonate Safety Window with a soft cloth moistened with warm soapy water.




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Specific MaintenanceSpecific MaintenanceSpecific MaintenanceSpecific Maintenance

Changing the FuseChanging the FuseChanging the FuseChanging the Fuse

The power supply module supplies all low voltage power to the gauge and is located on the rear panel.

1. Disconnect the mains power cable.

2. Remove the fuse cage with a flat blade screw driverver.

3. Replace the worn fuse with new.




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Replacing Relays on RL 030 BoardsReplacing Relays on RL 030 BoardsReplacing Relays on RL 030 BoardsReplacing Relays on RL 030 Boards

Use the following guide to replace worn or faulty relays.

1. Cut the cable tie holding the relay in position.

2. Carefully remove the relay with your fingers.

3. Fit new relay ensuring the pin layout is correct. Replace relays with the same type or equivalent.

Note: The cable tie is used as a holding device during shipping. It is not necessary to replace this upon fitting a new relay.




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System VoltagesSystem VoltagesSystem VoltagesSystem Voltages

Power Supply Terminal Strip (From Left to Right)Power Supply Terminal Strip (From Left to Right)Power Supply Terminal Strip (From Left to Right)Power Supply Terminal Strip (From Left to Right)

REF POWER

1 +24VDC

2 RETURN

3 +24VDC

4 RETURN

5 +12VDC

6 -12VDC

7 RETURN

8 (UNUSED)

9 +5VDC

10 RETURN

11 (UNUSED)

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Pressure IntensifierPressure IntensifierPressure IntensifierPressure Intensifier

The Pressure Intensifier provides a high pressure air supply from standard factory shop air for use in pressure testing. It uses a pneumatic operated unit to pump the pressure up to 950 - 1000kPa.

The capacity of the Pressure Intensifier is very small and should only be used to supply small flows.

Set the air pressure using the regulator. The setting range is 950 - 1000kPa and should not be set beyond this.

Monthly MaintenanceMonthly MaintenanceMonthly MaintenanceMonthly Maintenance

Check the operation of the over pressure relief valve. to ensure it is not stuck.

Pull the relief valve out for about 1 second.

Yearly MaintenanceYearly MaintenanceYearly MaintenanceYearly Maintenance

The tank should be drained annually of any liquid that may have accumulated.

1. Remove the air supply

2. Turn off the shut off valve.

3. Pull the over pressure relief valve to release internal pressure.

4. Loosen the drain and allow for any liquid to drain out.

5. Retighten drain.

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Solenoid MaintenanceSolenoid MaintenanceSolenoid MaintenanceSolenoid Maintenance

Manual Over-rideManual Over-rideManual Over-rideManual Over-ride

The solenoids may be manually driven to check their operation. This makes fault finding easier to help determine if the fault is electrical or mechanical.

Press the orange button with a small pointed instrument to activate the solenoid.

Solenoid ReplacementSolenoid ReplacementSolenoid ReplacementSolenoid Replacement

Remove the air supply from the gauge.

Use a small screwdriver to loosen the Mounting Clamp at one end of the solenoid group

Gently part the solenoid group around the faulty solenoid.




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Clip it off the Din rail.

Re-install the new solenoid and ensure the small circular tube gaskets (3 per side) all slide back in when you press the group together again and tighten the mounting clamp.

Re-connect the air supply and check for leaks.

If leaks are detected, check the tube gaskets are oriented correctly and that the solenoids are all pressed tightly together and the Mounting Clamp is tightened to hold them in place.




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Fast and Slow Flow AdjustmentFast and Slow Flow AdjustmentFast and Slow Flow AdjustmentFast and Slow Flow Adjustment

This gauge is fitted with dual flow rates. This allows the test to consist of an initial fast flow up to a predetermined pressure. The gauge then automatically switches over to the slow flow rate until the end buckles.

The changeover point is software editable within the chosen profile.

Care should be taken during the adjustments as the slow and fast adjustments are interactive.

The slow rate should be adjusted first, then the fast rate. Flow rate is software editable within the chosen profile.

Factory Flow Rate SettingsFactory Flow Rate SettingsFactory Flow Rate SettingsFactory Flow Rate Settings

Fast Air : 250 Kpa / Sec (Approx.)

Slow Air : 25Kpa / Sec (Approx.)

Test and Shop Air SettingsTest and Shop Air SettingsTest and Shop Air SettingsTest and Shop Air Settings

Shop air should be set between 650 kPa. (95 psi) (6.5 Bar)

Test air should be set to 900 to 1000 kPa. (130 to 145 psi) (9.0 to 10 Bar)

Top Clamp Regulator should be set to 400kpa (60psi)

Air Intensifier should be set to 1000 kPa max. (145 psi)

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