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2b) Operation Manual for SSCP
2b) Operation Manual for SSCP
OPERATION MANUAL
FOR
(A) INSTALLATION
2. Check and tighten all the bolts that fastened the machine to the platform.
4. Connect all feeding hoppers, connecting chutes and by-passes and ensure that
they are properly supported and fastened.
5. Fill gearbox with lubricant ISO VG 460 or equivalent to correct level (~90L).
6. Fill up bearing housing with lubricant Shell Omala 320 or equivalent to correct
level (~5L).
7. Fill up Hydraulic Power Pack with Shell 68 Hydraulic Oil or equivalent to the
correct level (~120L).
1. Check and ensure that all bolts and nuts of the machine are fastened.
2. Check and ensure that no part is missing from the machine. All protective guards
must be in placed.
3. Check and ensure that there are no foreign materials present in the housing of the
machine.
4. Check and ensure that the scroll can rotate freely by hand.
5. Check and ensure that all the knives are set correctly.
6. Check and ensure motor overload setting according to starter type as below:
i. Auto-Trans: 135A
ii. Star-Delta: 78A
7. Set the Hydraulic Power Pack to manual operation and set the Hydraulic Plug to
the “fully open” position.
8. Pulse the motor and check that the scroll is rotating in the correct direction.*
9. Start motor and let it runs up to maximum operation speed. If abnormal noise
occurs, stop the machine.
10. While in operation, check the ammeter reading at the starter for any abnormal
reading. If ampere is higher than the normal reading at no loads, check the
voltage, frequency and phasing of the power supply.
13. To stop the machine, set the Hydraulic Power Pack to manual operation and set
the Hydraulic Plug to the “fully open” position. Allow all EFB in the press cage to
be cleared and the motor load to drop. Use Palm Kernel Shell to flush out
remaining EFB before switching off motor starter.
* Please take note that this is not designed to operate in reverse for any purpose.
Machine & parts may be damaged in reverse operation.
(C) MAINTENANCE
BEFORE START UP:
1. Before start-up, check and ensure that there are no foreign materials present in the
main housing.
2. Check conditions of the machine and ensure that there is not missing parts and all
protective guards are in placed.
4. Check gearbox, bearing housing and hydraulic oil and top-up if necessary.
1. Clean residual fine fibre and sludge from the Shaft Pipe and Stainless Steel Tray
with water and the special tool provided every 4 hours of operation and at the end
of operation day.
WEEKLY
1. Dismantle knives and check condition of wear and tear. If worn out, recondition
or replace new parts. Refer to “Recommended Preventive Maintenance Schedule”
section for further instruction.
2. Check condition of scroll, die-head, press cage, scraper blades and bronze bush. If
worn out, recondition or replace new parts.
3. Check condition of the belts and belt tension. Adjust or replace if necessary.
4 Check and top-up lubricant for gearbox, bearing housing and hydraulic tank
5. Check condition of bearings and oils seals and if worn out, recondition or replace
new parts.
YEARLY
Note : The first lubricant oil change for gearbox and bearing housing must be
made after 800 operating hours.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION FOR HYDRAULIC PRESS SYSTEM
OIL TANK
MOTOR
1) The motor wire to be connect to control panel as shown in the Electrical Diagram.
2) Motor Rotation, “Clock Wise” from top view
CT COIL
HYDRAULIC HOSE
1) Fix and connect the hydraulic hose from Power Pack Hydraulic System to Hydraulic
Cyclinder, from Pot-A to Pot A and Pot-B to Pot-B respectively as shown in Drawing-C.
1) The Din-Plug to be wire connect to control panel as shown in the Electrical Diagram
COOLING FAN
1) The Cooling Fan wire to be connect to control panel as shown in the Electrical Diagram
1) Set the Main Pressure by turning the knob at Pressure Control Valve to 1000 psi
1) The hydraulic press system are control by the Main Machine Motor Operating Amps.
2) Set the “Min” to 8 Amps and “High” to 60 Amps (Setting Amps) at the Current Relay in the
Hydraulic Press Control Panel.
OPERATION
After complete of all the connection and setting of the Machine and Hydraulic Press System.
1) Before operating, check by manual test the hydraulic press system by manual open and close the
Press Cone to ensure that the system are in proper connection.
TO START
Note: High (over Setting) of the “Setting Amps” may cause damage/failure to machine parts.
OCT 2022
210 SZE Model
i. Adjustable Knife
- Rotate the scroll anti clock wise (view from the discharge end) each time to set the
adjustable knife (do not rotate clock wise when setting the knife)
- Weekly check Scraper Blade, if wear off, set it in to protrude 5mm from press cage inner
surface.
- These parts can be use both side. Flip in-to-out once the first side is worn off.
- Check condition of this Press Cage, if wear off or punctured, replace new
- Recommended to rotate (front to back) and flip (top to bottom) the Press Cage (810)
every 400 hours of operation
- Check and tighten all the Bolts and Nuts. The tightening torque for M24 grade 12.9 bolts
should be 680 Lbs/Ft of torque and should be checked once a week for loose or broken
bolts.
OCT 2022
210 SZE Model
- Check condition of Cage Ring c/w Holder, if wear off replace new.
- Check condition of the Bronze Bush’s seat. If loose, rebuild with welding and machine to
dimension.
- Clean residual fibre and sludge using water and special tool
- Check condition of Shaft Pipe, if wear off replace new
OCT 2022
210 SZE Model
vii. Scroll
- Check condition of Scroll flight & shaft, if wear off, replace new or recond unit and send
the used unit for recondition weld and machine back to dimension as shown below.
- Recommended to be recond weld at every 400 hours of operation
- Use MS 6013 for weld the scroll flight & shaft and hard fencing electrode to weld only
the scroll end flat surface.
- Grind all the welded surface to smooth surface after machining to dimension.
OCT 2022
210 SZE Model
ix. Semi Press Cone, Top Semi Circular Cage Ring & Bottom Semi Circular Cage
Screen.
x. Coupling
xi. Belt
xii. Lubrication