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Hydraulic High Pressure Unit: User'S Manual
Hydraulic High Pressure Unit: User'S Manual
Hydraulic High Pressure Unit: User'S Manual
USER’S MANUAL
PG 20082997
PG Hydraulics 9107
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 ADDRESS FOR INFORMATION AND ASSISTANCE: ............................................ 3
8 DRAWINGS ................................................................................................................... 16
Tables
Tab. 1 Preventive maintenance ................................................................................................ 13
Tab. 2 Oil Chart ....................................................................................................................... 14
Tab. 3 Trouble Shooting on HPU............................................................................................. 15
Tab. 4 Recommended spare parts. ........................................................................................... 16
Tab. 5 Drawings ....................................................................................................................... 16
Mjølstadneset
6092 Eggesbønes
Norway
2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Tank / oil capacity Appr. 750 litres brt., built in steel painted acc. to PG Hydraulics AS
std.
Equipment
Oil cooler
connections : 4 pcs., 1 ¼” Water IN/OUT+ 1 ¼”Oil IN/OUT
2.4 Weight
Approx. 1500 kg when empty tank.
3 OPERATION
3.2 Reliability
Equipment that makes the system more reliable:
• Pressure relief valve for each pump.
• Return filter with el. and visual indicators.
• Leak-oil filter with el. and visual indicators.
• Level switch for stop when low oil level in reservoir.
• High temp switch which gives automatic stop when oil temperature is too high.
• Oil level gauges, makes it possible for visual inspection of oil level in reservoir.
• Pressure gauge for each pump, for visual inspection of oil pressure.
• El.indicators for return and leak oil filter, giving alarm if clogged filter.
• The pump-units are mounted with damping rings on the tank/foundation.
• Temperature indicator.
4 INSTALLATION
Before the equipment is handed over to the customer, PG Hydraulics AS service engineers carry
out all necessary preparations and adjustments to the pumps and valves.
Before installation and start-up, read the safety precautions in chapter 6.1.
4.2 Connections
• Ensure that all pipes, hoses and connections are sealed until final assembly, and filling
of the reservoir.
• All connections as pressure line, return line and drain oil line must be cleaned before
assembly to the HPU. Hydraulic pipes outside HPU to be flushed to correct cleanliness
class acc to customers requirement.
• All pipes are to be clamped to a suitable foundation. Use correct clamp size.
• Avoid hot work on the pipes. If any piping has to be welded, make sure to clean the
pipes thoroughly before reassembling (slag, scale).
• All couplings are to be mounted and tightened according to instructions.
• All connections to HPU should be hoses, instead of pipes, to prevent vibrations.
5 OPERATION
1. Before starting the HPU, inform all involved personnel that previously dead electrical
circuits will become live, and that previously depressurised circuits will become
pressurised.
2. No hydraulic couplings or components that are pressurised must be loosened or
tightened up, before the circuit is depressurised.
3. The HPU is connected to a 480 V power supply, and generates hydraulic pressure up to
appr. 230 bar. Normal caution is necessary with consideration to the pressurised circuits and
the danger of electrical shock when working on the equipment.
5.3 Start
NOTE !
Any indication of system irregularities or failures must be strictly
observed during the first start up. In any case of possible failure, stop
HPU, see cpt. 6.10; Trouble shooting, or contact PG Hydraulics AS.
5.4 Stop
1. Stop the HPU by switching the STOP button at the starter cabinet.
A temperature switch is built into the reservoir. The purpose of this switch is to stop the
Hydraulic Power Pack if the oil temperature in the reservoir exceeds the temp switch's set
point/value.
Warning!
No pressurised hydraulic couplings must be adjusted, loosened or tightened up. Hydraulic
circuits must be depressurised before work is done on circuits or components. Check that all
connections, couplings, pipes and hoses are clamped to a foundation, and that clamps has the
correct size. Loose hoses may strike if pressure peaks appear in the system.
6.2 Reservoir
Maintain oil level at all times. The oil should be checked after the first 100 hours for verification
of cleanness. The oil test result should as a minimum be according to ISO 4406 class 18/14. The
result should normally be according to ISO 4406 class 16/13. (NAS class 1638, 5-6)
Once a year an oil sample should be analysed to find out when to change the oil in the reservoir.
It is difficult to set a time interval for changing the oil, the interval depends on the application
and on the operation environment. An oil sample can be taken from the reservoir, and be
compared with a new and fresh oil sample. If the oil smells or look different from the new oil, it
may be time to change the oil. Factors that affects the wear of the oil can be dirt, water in the oil
or if the oil has been overheated.
6.4 Service
Change the filter elements as indicated on the visual indicators supplied with the filters.
Filters must be checked at normal operating temperature (approx. 50°C). Filters with "pop-up"
indicators may sometimes indicate clogged elements. Reset the indicator at normal operating
temperature, and check if this is correct.
• Inspect filter elements that have been removed from the system for signals of failure
which may indicate that the service interval should be shortened, and for impend
system problems.
Important!
Never return to the system any fluid that has leaked out.
• Always keep the supply of fresh fluid covered tightly.
• Use clean containers, hoses, and funnels when filling the reservoir. Use of a filter cart
when adding oil is highly recommended.
• Use common sense precautions to prevent entry of dirt into components that have been
temporarily removed from the circuit. NOTE: IT IS THE PARTICLES SMALLER
THAN THE EYE CAN SEE THAT PRIMARY MUST BE PREVENTED FROM
ACCESSING THE SYSTEM.
• Make sure that all clean-out holes, filler caps, and breather cap filters on the reservoir
are properly fastened.
• Do not run the system unless all normally provided filtration devices are in place.
• Make certain that the fluid used in the system is of type recommended by PG
Hydraulics AS.
• Before changing from one type of fluid to another, consult PG Hydraulics AS.
WORTH KNOWING
It is the particles smaller than the eye can see that primary must be prevented from accessing
the system.
1. Check oil level in reservoir. Even if the reservoir is equipped with an oil level switch that
stops the pump at low oil level, it is a good rule to do a visual observation of the oil level
before starting the pump.
2. Check filter indicators (Tell Tale), this is to be done during max. supply volume and at
normal operation temperature. The indicator shall point at the green sector. Before the
indicator is pointing at the yellow sector it is time to check that a spare filter element is
available. When the indicator is pointing at the red sector, the oil flow is bypassing the
filter, and the oil is not being filtrated. Change the filter element before the indicator is
pointing at the red sector.
3. When renewing the filter elements, always write it down in a maintenance log. Frequent
change of filter elements may indicate that one or several components are worn out.
4. Check hydraulic hoses, pipes, components and couplings for oil leaks or damages.
1. We recommend that oil samples be taken for further analysis. Log time, when and how the
sample is taken. The sample has to be taken the very same way every time, to be comparable.
1. Subsequent to 2000 working hours, change the hydraulic oil and clean the reservoir.
2. Subsequent to 5000 working hours, lubricate the bearings inside the electrical motor.
When ordering spare parts from PG Hydraulics AS, please note our order no. 9107 in addition to
PG Hydraulics AS art. no as listed above.
8 DRAWINGS
Drawing no: Title:
1004-M Dimensional Sketch, High Pressure Unit
1007-S Assembly Drawing, High Pressure Unit
1005-P Piping Diagram, High Pressure Unit
1006-P Piping Diagram, Cargo system
Tab. 5 Drawings