Monitoring Of The Operation; System-Dependent Monitoring; Visual Monitoring - Lincoln Quicklub series Benutzerinformation

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Monitoring of the Operation

Fig. 21 Example of a lubrication system
Fig. 22 Indicator pin installed on metering device
1 - Control pin tube fitting
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Operation, continuation

System-dependent monitoring

Main metering device B and secondary metering devices
C, D, F are connected by high-pressure hoses G. This re-
sults forcingly in a functional interlink of the complete pro-
gressive lubrication system.
The structure of a progressive metering device warrants it
auto-monitoring and the monitoring of the operation of the
complete lubrication system.
As soon as a piston in a metering device has a failure, it
blocks the relevant metering device.
If any metering device fails, due to the functional interlink
also the main metering device blocks. This means, the
complete progressive system is stopped!
A -
B -
C -
D -
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Visual monitoring

The metering devices can be equipped with an indicator
pin that is connected to the piston and moves back and
forth during lubricant distribution.
If there is a blockage in the system, the indicator pin stops
moving.
6505b05
Control pin tube fitting
Closure plug, assy. M11 x 1
pos. 1 ................................................................. 519-32123-1
pressure relief valve E -
main metering device F -
SSV 6
secondary metering device G -
SSV 8
secondary metering device
SSV 6
NOTE
It is also possible to electrically check the
movements of the indicator pin or any
blockage in the system by means of a
proximity switch (KN, without fig.).
6001a02
2.2A-20003-B07
pressure plastic tube
secondary metering device
SSV 12
High-pressure hose