Hydraulics
Hydraulics
CONTENTS
1. GENERAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
2. SAFETY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
3. CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
3.1. Drilling joystick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
4. VALVE BLOCKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
4.1. Percussion and feed control block . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
4.1.1. Feed directional valve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
4.2. Feed pressure fine tuning valve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
4.3. Rotation control valve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
4.4. Rotation speed adjustment block . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
4.5. Threading valve block . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
4.6. Hydraulic oil warm--up valve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
4.7. Anti-- jamming valve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
4.8. RockPilot block . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
4.9. Percussion pressure compensator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
4.10. Torque sensing valve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
4.11. Feed cylinder overcenter valve and sequence valve . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
4.12. Feed motor valve block . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
4.13. Cooler pump pressure relief valve and sequence valve . . . . . . . . . . 24
4.14. Dust collector pressure relief valve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
5. COMPONENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
6. COMPONENTS WITH CHAIN FEED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
7. OPERATION OF SYSTEM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
7.1. Hydraulic oil preheating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
7.2. Free circulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
7.3. Collaring and drilling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
7.4. Drilling in overburden / cavity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
7.5. Drilling, torque sensing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45
7.6. Drilling, anti--jamming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47
7.7. Fast feed drilling forwards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
7.8. Rattling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53
8. ADJUSTMENTS OF HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
8.1. Pressure settings of variable displacement pump (1) . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
8.2. Pressure settings of variable displacement pump (50) . . . . . . . . . . . 55
8.3. Adjustment of pilot control valve (43) control pressures . . . . . . . . . 56
1. GENERAL
These instructions describe the testing and adjusting procedures of the THC Rock Pilot
drilling hydraulics Pantera as well as the operating principle of the system.
To clarify the operating principle, different situations are illustrated with a flowchart using
colors to support the description.
CAUTION
See also hydraulic flowchart of the rig in question. The charts may vary
slightly in different versions.
CAUTION
Tamrock Service is always ready to provide help and advice in all service problems.
2. SAFETY
Service and adjustments are only allowed to persons with specialized
training in servicing the equipment in question. Read the adjusting
instructions for the drilling control block before making any
WARNING
adjustments to it.
The oil circulating in the hydraulic system is hot. Contact with the skin
can cause severe burns.
WARNING
CAUTION
Rotation speed
adjusting valve
S23
H42
feed--percussion
follow--up on
forced flushing if
S18 is on
blow--down
automatics, if dust
collector (S46) is on,
max. flushing
S18
blow--down
automatics off and
flushing off
S24 blow--down
anti--jamming automatics, if dust
automatics on collector (S46) is on,
(rotation pressure) half flushing
S6
S6
H41
3
4
P
2
T
1
4. VALVE BLOCKS
C E
34 316
24
25
D
C 23
27
29
30
22
26
38
36
62
35 37
7
242 19 4 5
8
10
6 15
18
43
18 15 8 62 7 3 4 38
36
M11
M7
M3
5
M8
23
M4
M9 M2
M6
242
(8Nm)
M10 M1
10 35 19 43 37
X4 X13
X1 X8 X3 LS2
M12
T
M5
P3 LS1
M13
X7
X10 P4
X2
P1 D1
P2
X5
X9 X6 X20
24 30
D B
A
C
25
29
24
22, 23
25
D
C 23
27
29
30
22
26
20
X
32
T2 T1
20
32
T1 T2 P
LX 61
B
D
A
T 60
55
LS
A B
52, 53
C 53
M
D
M 56 60 61
55
52
LS
LX
T P
59
T2 42
X6
X4 41
X5
X8
58
40
39
X3
X7
X1 T1
X2 X9
T1 T2 X8 X6 X5 X4
42
39
58
59
40 41 X9
X3 X7 X2 X1
94 95 241 133
T T
P
P
92 orifice ø 2,5mm
240
93
57
92 93 57 240
241 133
2,5
94 95
206
LS LS
T
B
A
218
P
A
B
T
206
P
X2
X1
strainer
orifice ø 1.0mm
T
A
B
X1
P
65
X2
orifice 70
34
70
313 (port M1
40 mm deep)
302
314 (port X4
45 mm deep)
310
311
312
305
301
304
315
306
303
316
248
M1 M2
V1 V2
249
C1 C2
248
M1 M2
249
V1 V2
DR
44 49
48
A
28
45
45
28
47
48
31
49
44
91 1 2
P T 266
3
P
266
M
91
P
3
2
P
T 1
82 81
83, 84 82
M
81
84
83
A D B
80
5. COMPONENTS
23. Feed line pressure compensator maintains feed pressure in the set value
despite variations in input pressure
24. Feed directional valve directs oil flow to feed functions
25. Max. pressure relief valve for feed
line B
26. Max. pressure relief valve for feed
line A
27. Shuttle valve controls pilot control pressure
28. Shuttle valve controls pilot control pressure
28. Feed cylinder
29. Feed pressure relief valve LSA for controls maximum feed pressure for
port A downward movement
30. Feed pressure relief valve LSB for controls maximum value for upward feed
port B force
32. Control valve for tank line of feed directs tank line of valve 20
pressure fine tuning valve 20
33. Pilot control valve for upward feed controls feed movement upwards
34. Anti--jamming valve controls feed direction in anti--jamming
operation
35. Shuttle valve controls pilot control pressure
36. Shuttle valve controls pilot control pressure
37. Shuttle valve controls pilot control pressure
38. Shuttle valve controls pilot control pressure
39. Pressure relief valve for feed pilot defines max. feed speed, with RockPilot
control circuit fully closed
40. Directional valve for pilot control cuts the oil flow to the valve (39)
circuit
41. Directional valve for pilot control controls the valve (32) and cuts the oil flow
circuit to the valve (39)
42. Shuttle valve controls pilot control pressure
43. Pressure regulator for pilot control reduces pressure to pilot control levers for
circuit drilling and tramming
50. Variable displacement pump output to rotation, cassette, winch, boom
and oscillation
51. Rotation pressure gauge
52. Pressure compensator maintains constant rotation speed
irrespective of input pressure
53. Directional valve for rotation directs oil flow to rotation motor 54
54. Rotation mechanism
55. Pressure relief valve for rotation adjusts pilot control pressure of pressure
line relief valve (56)
56. Pressure relief valve controlled by valve (55), opens to let main
flow from pump to tank line
118 Pressure switch at return oil filter indicates when the return pressure exceeds
the alarm limit
119 Leakage line connectors for connecting leakage lines of hydraulic
motors
120 Cooler motor for compressor and
hydraulic oil
121 Return line pressure gauge
133 Selector valve for tramming selects tramming / tramming by remote
control
206 Directional valve oil heating on / off -- pump (50) constant
pressurization
209 Pressure relief valve oil heating
218 Shuttle valve controls the LS--signal
240 Flushing control activates valve (34) controlled by flushing
line venturi
241 Emergency stop prevents pilot control pressure to drilling
joystick
242 Selector valve percussion on / off with the push button (3)
on the joystick
248 Overcenter valve controls return oil from feed cylinder piston
rod side
249 Sequence valve ensures that the rock drill stays up
266 Sequence valve maintains Pito--centralizer minimum
pressure
276 Directional valve by--pass for cooler pump during diesel
engine start
301 Feed restrictor adjusts feed max. speed downwards during
drilling
302 Directional valve allows fast feed movement
303 Percussion minimum pressure / controls percussion pressure
follow--up valve
304 Feed pressure basic setting valve controls feed downwards pressure together
with valve 20
305 Directional valve controls LS--oil
306 Check valve controls LS--oil
310 Shuttle valve controls LS--oil
311 Shuttle valve controls LS--oil
312 Shuttle valve controls LS--oil
313 Orifice controls LS--oil
314 Orifice controls LS--oil
315 Pilot operated check valve directs feed oil to tank during fast feed
upwards
316 Torque sensing valve adjusts feed pressure according to rotation
torque
28 Hydraulic motor
31 Overcenter valve ensures smooth feed movement upwards
44 Shuttle valve controls brake releasing pressure
45 Brake
47 3/2 Directional valve controls brake releasing pressure to the
tank when feed movement is off
48 2/2 Directional valve ensures smooth feed movement
downwards
49 Check valve allows oil flow to bypass valve 48 when
feed upwards is on
7. OPERATION OF SYSTEM
COLOUR CODES IN HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS
Feed pressure starts to increase and when pressure reaches the setting value of feed
counterbalance valve (248), valve opens and oil from the feed cylinder (28) piston rod side
starts to flow to the feed cylinder valve block port C2 and through counterbalance valve
(248) to piston side (= differential connection). Feed pressure, which is directed to the feed
sequence valve (249) spring chamber keeps valve (249) closed.
During drilling feed by--pass valve (302) secures that all oil to feed actuator is going
through feed restrictor (301). On the other hand valve (302) allows feed return oil to pass
feed restrictor (301) during anti--jamming feed retract movement.
Pressure to the feed LS--circuit is taken from the feed main spool (23). Oil flows through
the main spool orifice to the shuttle valves (27), (26), (10) and (18) and further to the
regulator of the piston pump (1). LS--pressure goes also to the spring chamber of feed
pressure compensator (22).
If percussion LS--pressure is higher than feed LS--pressure, shuttle valve (10) selects the
percussion pressure to control the pump (1). In this case feed pressure compensator (22)
reduces feed maximum pressure level to adjusted value.
Feed LS--pressure is directed also through the feed main valve (23) LSa-- port to RockPilot
block port X1.
From there LS--pressure goes through shuttle valve (312) and feed basic setting valve
(304) to port X2 and further to the feed fine tuning valve (20) port P and through selection
valve (32) to the tank.
Feed LS--pressure increases up to the value, which is a sum of the settings of valves (304)
and (20). The maximum feed forwards pressure is limited by the LSa--pressure relief valve
(29).
Feed actuator pressure from RockPilot block port A2 is taken via shuttle valve (310) to the
pilot port of percussion minimum pressure/follow--up valve (303). Feed actuator pressure
can be seen also on the cabin pressure gauge (21).
Feed pressure before restrictor (301) is taken to orifice (313), this orifice is limiting the oil
flow to the percussion minimum pressure/follow up--valve (303) reference port.
Oil flows through orifice (313) and shuttle valve (311) to valve (303) reference port.
Pressure in this port starts to increase until it is at the setting value of feed pressure fine
tuning valve (20).
When this ‘reference pressure’ in reached, oil coming through orifice (313) starts to flow
through check valve (306) and selection valve (305) to valve (20) and finally through valve
(32) to tank.
This reference pressure determines the feed actuator pressure when percussion is
switching from ‘minimum percussion pressure’ to ‘follow--up’ mode.
After the feed backwards pressure has reached this value, percussion pressure is
increasing by follow--up function until percussion maximum pressure relief valve (7) limits
the maximum value.
Feed backwards pressure can in some cases go higher than percussion pressure
because percussion pressure compensator does not allow percussion pressure to go
higher than the setting value of valve (7) (depending on the setting values of valves (7) and
(30)).
When the rotation pressure reduces lower than the setting of valves (316) and (34), the
torque sensing valve (316) spool closes and the position of the anti--jamming valve (34)
spool changes to feed forwards position. Feed forwards starts momentarily with reduced
feed speed.
7.8. Rattling
Rattling is started by turning the drilling joy--stick to the right with push button S22
depressed. Pilot oil from the drilling joy--stick valve (17) starts to flow through valve
manifold ports X6 and X7 to the drilling control block port X3 and further through the
selection valve (62) and the shuttle valve (19) to the pilot port of selection valve (4).
When pilot pressure exceeds 9 bar, valve (4) spool changes its position, percussion
on/off--valve (3) opens and oil from pump (1) starts to flow to the rock drill through
percussion pressure compensator (2).
Oil to the percussion LS--circuit is taken from the percussion pressure compensator (2)
port G. Oil flows through the orifice (9) to drilling control block port M12 and further through
the flow control valve (5) and shuttle valves (10) and (18) via port LS1 to the piston pump
(1) LS--port.
Because push button S22 in drilling joy--stick is depressed selection valve (15) is activated
and it prevents percussion LS--oil to go to RockPilot block and therefore percussion
maximum pressure relief valve (7) is limiting percussion pressure to maximum value.
Adjust the diesel engine rotation speed: idling 1200 rpm and full speed
2100 rpm.
CAUTION
Pump 50 Pump 1
1. Remove the caps from the flow regulator (A) and the pressure regulator (B) and
open their locking nuts.
2. Turn the pressure regulator (B) screw almost completely open (counterclockwise).
3. Turn the flow regulator (A) screw fully closed (clockwise). The pump operates now
as a constant pressure pump.
4. Connect a pressure gauge to the pressure measuring point M1 of the drilling
control block.
5. Start the diesel engine and set it to full speed (2100 rpm).
6. Turn the pressure regulator (B) screw clockwise until the pressure reading at M1 is
250 bar.
7. Lock the pressure regulator (B) setting with the locking nut.
8. Turn the flow regulator (A) screw fully open (ccw).
9. Allow the pressure to settle. Adjust the stand--by pressure to 25 bar by turning the
flow regulator (A) screw clockwise. Read the pressure in the pressure gauge in
M1. NOTE! With HL 1560 drifter the setting is 30 bar.
10. Lock the setting of the flow regulator (A) with the locking nut.
11. Stop the diesel engine and allow the pressure reading at M1 to drop to 0 bar.
12. Restart the diesel engine and check that the pressure reading at M1 is 25 bar (30
bar with HL 1560 drifter). If necessary, readjust stand--by pressure. Stop the
diesel engine.
13. Place back the caps of the flow regulator (A) and the pressure regulator (B).
14. Remove the pressure gauge in the measuring point M1.
NOTE! The reading 25 bar is stand-- by pressure, which exists in the pump’s
pressure line when the pump output is at minimum (30 bar with HL 1560 drifter).
M8
43
55
NOTE! As the set value (290 bar) of the pressure relief valve (55) is higher than the
set value (260 bar) of the pump’s (50) pressure regulator (B), the pump (50) must be
converted into a constant pressure pump to make this adjustment possible.
1. Remove the caps from the pump (50) flow regulator (A) and the pressure regulator
(B) and open their locking nuts.
2. Turn the pressure regulator (B) screw almost completely open (counterclockwise).
3. Turn the flow regulator (A) screw fully closed (clockwise). The pump operates now
as a constant pressure pump.
4. Connect a pressure gauge to the pressure measuring point M of the rotation
directional valve (53).
5. Close the pressure relief valve (55) fully (cw) to prevent it from opening when the
pump’s pressure is raised.
6. Start the diesel engine.
7. Turn the pressure regulator (B) screw of the pump (50) clockwise until the pressure
reading at M is 300 bar.
8. Turn the adjusting screw of the rotation valve (53) pressure relief valve (55)
counterclockwise (See illustration) until the pressure gauge in the measuring point
M shows 290 bar. The pressure relief valve (55) is now set to its opening value.
9. Return the setting of the pump (50) pressure regulator (B) to the original value (260
bar), ref. chapter on pressure settings of pump (50).
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The ports A and B of the rotation valve have different pressure settings to get a higher
thread opening torque than the torque in the drilling direction.
Setting the LSA pressure of the A line pressure relief valve (60)
1. Disconnect and plug the rotation motor hoses.
2. Start the diesel engine and set it to max. speed.
3. Remove the cap from the LSA pressure relief valve (60) of the directional valve
(53). See illustration.
4. Turn the drilling joystick to the extreme left position.
5. Adjust the pressure relief valve (60) until the rotation pressure gauge (51) shows
150 bar or the pressure gauge mounted to the measuring point M of the directional
valve (53) shows 165 bar.
6. Stop the diesel engine and reconnect the rotation motor hoses correctly. Place
back the cap on the pressure relief valve (60).
Setting the LSB pressure of the B line pressure relief valve (61)
61
Before starting the adjustment check the rock drill high pressure accumulator pressures:
NOTE! Items 2.--12. are made rock drill driven against front stopper and items 15.--19. are
made during drilling.
1. Drive rock drill against front stopper (remove the drill rod).
2. Fully open (counterclockwise) the valve (20) (feed pressure fine tuning valve) in
cabin.
3. Fully close (clockwise) the valve (39) (feed pilot pressure adjusting valve) in cabin,
behind the seat.
20
39
4. Fully open (counterclockwise) the valve (304) (feed pressure basic setting valve)
in RockPilot block.
5. Fully open (counterclockwise) the valve (301) (feed restrictor) in RockPilot block.
M1
301
304
303
6. Switch off the anti--jamming automatics by turning the rocker switch S24 in cabin
to the middle position.
S24
anti--jamming
automatics off
7. Start percussion (and rotation) by turning drilling joystick to the left and check the
percussion minimum pressure from percussion pressure gauge (should be 75--85
bar, 20-- 25 bar higher than rock drill high pressure accumulator precharge
pressure). If the setting is wrong, adjust it to correct value by valve (303)
(percussion minimum pressure/follow up valve) in RockPilot block.
8. Switch rattling on by turning drilling joy--stick to the right with button S22
depressed. Adjust temporarily by valve (7) (percussion max. pressure relief valve
in drilling control block) percussion max. pressure to 20 bar higher value than used
in hard rock drilling (e.g. if normal max. percussion pressure used in hard rock
drilling is 150 bar, adjust valve (7) to 170 bar).
9. Turn drilling on (drilling joystick to 11 o’clock position) and start to increase feed
and percussion pressures by adjusting valve (304) clockwise. Both feed and
percussion pressures start increasing. Adjust valve (304) so that percussion
pressure is 15 bars higher than the normal value when drilling in hard rock (=low
penetration speed), e.g. if normal value for percussion pressure in hard rock is 150
bar, adjust percussion pressure up to 165 bar by valve (304). After the setting of
valve (304) feed pressure should be about 50--70 bar with valve (20) fully open.
10. Adjust valve (7) (percussion max. pressure) back to its normal value (e.g. to 150
bar), see also table below.
Rig type Max percussion pressure Factory setting
Pantera 800 200 bar 190 bar
Pantera 900 140 bar 130 bar
Pantera 1100 140 bar 130 bar
Pantera 1500 180 bar 160 bar
11. Increase feed pressure with valve (20) to about 10 bars higher value than used in
hard rock drilling, e.g. if in hard rock drilling normal feed pressure is 75 bar adjust
feed pressure against the front stopper to 85 bar.
12. Turn feed restrictor valve (301) fully in (clockwise) and then open it 2 rounds
(counterclockwise).
13. Drive the rock drill to rear position, turn drilling on and adjust with valve (301) feed
speed forwards to typically used value 4,0 m/min. If rock is mainly soft adjust feed
speed to 5,0 m/min and if guide tube is used adjust feed speed to 3,2--3,5 m/min.
Feed speed increases when turning valve (301) counterclockwise.
Basic setting of the torque sensing valve (316) and anti--jamming valve (34)
14. Activate the anti--jamming automatics by turning rocker switch S24 to the front
position.
14.1. Drive the drifter against the front stopper, add a coupling sleeve to the
drifter shank or use a MF--rod and close the PITO--centralizer.
14.2. Select following functions from the control panel: forced flushing on (S23
rear position) and flushing off (S 18 middle position). Press also once the
drilling joy--stick button 3 (S 19) to deactivate percussion.
14.3. First fully open (counterclockwise) the setting of the anti--jamming valve
(34) and then close the setting 12 rounds.
14.4. First fully close (counterclockwise) the setting of torque sensing valve
(316) and then open the setting (clockwise) 1,5 rounds. NOTE! The
setting screw of valve (316) has a left hand thread.
14.5. Fully open (counterclockwise) the setting of rotation speed valve (59) in
cabin.
14.6. Put the feed forwards on and adjust the feed pressure by valve (20) to a
typical maximum value, e.g. 70 bar (the value which is used during full
power drilling).
14.7. Put the rotation and feed on by turning the drilling joy--stick to 11 o’clock
position. Note, that there is no rotation because valve (59) is fully open.
14.8. Start to increase slowly the setting of valve (59) by turning it clockwise.
When the rotation pressure exceeds 60--65 bar (see the rotation pressure
gauge (51) in cabin) the torque sensing valve (316) should start to
decrease the feed pressure. If the feed pressure is still at maximum (e.g.
70 bar) decrease the setting of torque sensing valve by turning it
clockwise until the feed pressure starts to decrease. When the setting
point is found, lock the setting and check the function by increasing and
decreasing the rotation pressure by valve (59) around 60 bars. When
rotation pressure rises higher than 60 bars feed pressure should
decrease and when rotation pressure is lower than 60 bars feed pressure
should stay at maximum.
14.9. Reduce the setting of anti--jamming valve (34) by turning the adjusting
screw 2 rounds counterclockwise. Check the same way as on item 8. that
when rotation pressure exceeds 75--80 bar anti--jamming valve is
activating the reverse movement to feed (drifter moves backwards and
feed pressure rises to 160 bar). Note that torque sensing valve (316) has
already reduced the feed pressure from maximum value before
anti--jamming valve (34) activates the reverse movement.
14.10. NOTE! If the typical rotation pressure is higher (e.g. 60--70 bar) the
setting values of torque sensing valve (316) and anti-- jamming valve
(34) should be adjusted higher so that the settings are not
‘disturbing’ the normal drilling.
15. Start drilling into hard competent rock (if possible). Check that full drilling power
(e.g. percussion 150 bar, feed 75 bar) is reached at slow penetration rate 0 -- 1,2
m/min.
If higher percussion power (pressure) is accepted by the drill string (stable drilling, drill
steel threads are not overheating) , either
-- increase setting of valve (304) or
-- increase setting of valve (7).
depending on which relief valve is effective on the percussion pressure limitation at actual
penetration rate.
Note! If both percussion and feed pressures are lower than normal values used in hard
rock drilling (rotation pressure at normal level), check the influence of torque sensing valve
(316) and anti--jamming valve (34). For a short period (max. 3--5 seconds) switch off the
anti--jamming automatics by rocker switch S24. If percussion and feed pressures are
increasing while anti--jamming automatics is off, the setting of torque sensing valve (316)
or anti--jamming valve (34) is too low. Turn torque sensing valve (316) adjusting screw in
(counterclockwise, see also picture below) until feed (and percussion) pressure stops
increasing. If the increasing of the torque sensing valve (316) setting is not increasing the
feed pressure, turn the setting knob of the anti--jamming valve (34) clockwise until feed
(and percussion) pressure is in normal value.
If percussion power (pressure) is too high (unstable drilling, overheating of drill steel
threads), either
-- decrease the setting of valve (304) if percussion pressure is too high at high
penetration rate (> 1,2 m/min) or
-- limit the max. percussion pressure by valve (7) if percussion pressure is too high
at low penetration rate (< 1,2 m/min).
If needed, readjust the feed pressure by valve (20) (to get the optimum feed pressure).
Note! Feed pressure can increase up to the setting value of valve (29) (feed PVG main
valve, LSA --relief valve). If valve (29) is limiting the max. feed pressure and valve (20) is still
turned clockwise, feed pressure stays at setting value of valve (29) but percussion
pressure starts to decrease.
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16. Check that when drilling in softer rock (penetration rate higher than 1,2 m/min).
RockPilot automatics decrease drilling power (feed and percussion pressures
decrease simultaneously with higher penetration rates).
17. Check the function of anti--jamming valve (34). It should activate feed retract
movement if rotation pressure increases 15--20 bar higher than the setting value of
the torque sensing valve (316). E.g. if valve (316) is adjusted to 60 bar, adjust
anti--jamming valve to 75--80 bar.
-- Open the anti--jamming valve (34) adjusting knob (A) until the anti--jamming
automatics reacts. The reaction of the anti--jamming valve (34) can bee seen
easily from feed directional valve. Pay attention to hexagon axle (B) at the side of
feed valve. When this hexagon axle start to turn back and forth, the setting point of
the anti--jamming valve (34) is found. NOTE, that anti--jamming valve starts to
reduce feed forwards oil flow 12 -- 15 bar before feed reverse movement (e.g. if
reverse movement is adjusted to activate at 80 bar rotation pressure hexagon axle
starts to move at 65 -- 68 bar rotation pressure).
-- Close the adjusting knob (A) of anti--jamming valve (34) 2--3 turns (NOTE! 1 turn is
equal to 5 bar). Correct setting depends on the rock type and the drilling conditions,
varying between 70 and 110 bar (factory setting is 80 bar).
34
20
X
32
T1
T2
This valve is used for fine tune the feed pressure to suit the rock type when the feed
movement control valve (16) is activated.
Note, that when drilling with feed--percussion follow--up on, adjustments of the feed
pressure fine tuning valve (20) has normally no effect to the percussion pressure.
Note! Feed pressure can increase up to the setting value of valve (29) (feed PVG main
valve, LSA --relief valve). If valve (29) is limiting the max. feed pressure and valve (20) is still
turned clockwise, feed pressure stays at setting value of valve (29) but percussion
pressure starts to decrease.
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The adjustment of max. forward feed pressure is done with the pressure relief valve (29) in
the LSA port of the feed directional valve (23). It’s set value is 145 bar (Pantera 1500 = 100
bar).
1. Remove the cap from the LSA pressure relief valve (29) of the feed valve.
2. Start the diesel engine.
3. Push the drilling joystick forwards to start feed movement, and run the rock drill to
the front stopper of the feed. Hold the joystick in the forward position while an
assistant makes the adjustment.
4. Start to increase the feed pressure by valve (20) until the feed pressure do not
increase any more.
5. Adjust the valve (29) so that the pressure gauge at the port M6 or the feed pressure
gauge (21) shows 145 bar (Pantera 1500 100 bar).
6. Reduce the setting of valve (20) back to the original value.
7. Stop the diesel engine.
8. Replace the cap on the pressure relief valve (29).
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The adjustment of reverse feed pressure is done with the pressure relief valve (30) in the
LSB port of the feed directional valve (23). Its set value is 160 bar. The set value must be
higher than for the LSA port because more power is needed when the rod string is pulled
upwards. The adjustment is done as follows:
1. Remove the cap from the LSB pressure relief valve (30) of the feed valve.
2. Start the diesel engine.
3. Pull the drilling joystick backwards to start reverse feed, and run the rock drill to the
rear stopper of the feed. Hold the joystick in the back position while an assistant
makes the adjustment.
4. Adjust the valve (30) so that the feed pressure gauge (21) shows 160 bar.
5. Stop the diesel engine.
6. Replace the cap on the pressure relief valve (30).
The maximum fast feed speed is adjusted with the stroke limiters at end of the feed
directional valve (23) spool. The lower screw sets the maximum feed speed downwards
(port A) and the upper screw upwards (port B). The factory settings of the screws are such
that the spool opens to maximum positions and the feed speed is as high as possible. If
you want to lower the maximum feed speed from the factory setting, adjust the screws as
follows:
1. Remove the drill rod from the rock drill to ensure free movement of the rock drill
between the end positions on the feed.
2. Start the diesel engine and set it to max. speed.
3. Open the lockings of the adjusting screws at the ends of the spool of the feed
directional valve (23).
4. Run the rock drill to the rear position.
5. Push the drilling joystick to the forward position while depressing the fast feed
button 1 (S21) on the joystick to activate fast feed. The fast feed speed downwards
can now be adjusted. Hold the joystick in the forward position. Take care not to
crash the rock drill against the front stopper. An assistant is needed to do the
adjustment.
6. Adjust (assistant) the fast feed speed to the desired level by turning the adjusting
screw (1) inwards (cw) to reduce the speed.
7. Release the joystick to the middle position to stop fast feed movement.
8. Run the rock drill to the front position.
9. Pull the drilling joystick to the rear position while depressing the fast feed button 1
(S21) on the joystick to activate fast feed. The fast feed speed upwards can now be
adjusted. Hold the joystick in the back position. Take care not to crash the rock drill
against the rear stopper. An assistant is needed to do the adjustment.
10. Adjust (assistant) the fast feed speed to the desired level by turning the adjusting
screw (2) inwards (cw) to reduce the speed.
11. Release the joystick to the middle position to stop fast feed movement.
12. Tighten the locking nuts of the adjusting screws of the feed directional valve (23).
13. Stop the diesel engine.
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With RockPilot valve (39) is adjusted fully closed. Open the locking nut, turn the adjusting
screw fully in (closed), tighten the locking nut.
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The rotation speed of the rock drill is adjusted with the rotation speed adjusting valve (59).
The valve is located in the cabin, on the operator’s right side. Turning the adjusting knob
counterclockwise lowers and turning it clockwise increases the rotation speed of the rock
drill. The correct rotation speed depends on the rock type and the diameter of the drill bit.
Tamrock recommends the following rotation speeds for drill bits of different diameters:
94 95
Threading rotation speed is adjusted with the valve (95) and feed speed with the valve
(94). The speeds get lower when the adjusting screws are opened. First adjust a suitable
rotation speed and then the feed to correspond to the rise in threading.
A screw driver, for example, can be used for doing the adjustments (see picture). When
threading, the screw driver should stay in position. If it moves upwards when thread is
opening, feed is too fast or rotation too slow. If the screw driver moves downwards, feed
is too slow or rotation too fast.
Check the adjustment by threading a rod into the sleeve.
248
M1 M2
V1 V2
249
C1 C2
248
M1 M2
249
V1 V2
1. Turn the adjusting screw of the overcenter valve clockwise because the screw
has a left--hand thread.
2. Open the adjusting screw of the overcenter valve fully by turning it clockwise
because the screw has a left--hand thread.
3. Tighten the adjusting screw of the overcenter valve (248) 3 turns
(=counterclockwise).
4. Open the locking nut of the sequence valve (249) (ccw).
5. Open the adjusting screw of the sequence valve (249) fully (ccw).
6. Tighten the adjusting screw of the sequence valve 2.5 turns.
7. Lock the adjusting screws.
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FIN--33311 TAMPERE, Finland
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8.15. Adjusting feed motor overcenter valve (31) and 3/2 directional
valve (47)
47
31
47
31
1. Overcenter valve (31); open the locking nut, fully open the adjusting screw (ccw)
and tighten the locking nut.
2. 3/2 Directional valve (47); open the locking nut, fully open the adjusting screw
(ccw) and then turn 1/2 round clockwise, tighten the locking nut.
8.16. Adjusting cooler pump (90) pressure relief valve (91) and
sequence valve (266)
1 2
P T
3
P
266
M
91
P
3
2
P
T 1
1. Connect a pressure gauge to the pressure measuring point M of the pressure relief
valve (91).
2. Fully close (clockwise) the cooler speed adjusting valve (116).
3. Open the locking nut of the pressure relief valve (91).
4. Open the adjusting screw of the valve (91) fully (ccw).
5. Open the locking nut of the sequence valve (266).
6. Open the adjusting screw of the sequence valve (266) fully (ccw).
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[Link] 100
FIN--33311 TAMPERE, Finland
Tel. +358 205 44 121
Telefax +358 205 44 120
78 (86) C 52941 - 2 en 1205 / MAH
Check the type of the diesel engine from unit identification card.
84
84
A D B
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1. Connect a pressure gauge to the pressure measuring point M of the pressure relief
valve (84).
2. Start the diesel engine and set it to max. speed; start the dust collector from switch
(S17). Check the reading in the pressure gauge immediately after the dust
collector has started.
3. If the pressure gauge reading is 200--210 bar when the dust collector starts, the
pressure relief valve (84) works properly. If the pressure gauge shows much higher
value, clean or replace the valve (84).
4. Stop the diesel engine.
5. Remove the pressure gauge from the measuring point M.
66 (S77) 12 (S64)
Several functions are controlled by percussion pressure switch S64 (12) (eg. percussion
hour meter, flushing automatics and shank lubrication). Shank lubrication pump is
controlled by pressure switch S77 (66) during the rotation when percussion is not on (eg
during the threading).
When the rig is started in cold weather, the filter service indicator may
illuminate several minutes before going off. The reason for this is that
stiff, cold oil raises the pressure difference over the filter higher than the
CAUTION
set value of the pressure switch in the filter body. The light should go off
as the oil warms up.
The return oil filter (113) filters the return oils of all pumps. It is of a tank--top type, which
means that it is located inside the hydraulic oil tank.
It is equipped with a 12 mm (abs) replaceable filter element. The pressure switch (118) for
the return oil filter is located on the collector tube and it indicates when the filter element
should be replaced. If the pressure difference over the filter rises above 2 bar, the service
indicator in the instrument panel goes on. The filter body is also provided with a bypass
valve that opens if the pressure difference over the filter exceeds 2.4 bar.
Notes:
CONTENTS
1. DIAGRAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
2. PANTERA / HL 1560T STABILIZER SYSTEM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
3. COMPONENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
4. ADJUSTMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
1. DIAGRAM
Stabilizer pressure control is done with a separate control block. Block includes three
cartridge valves; electric operated 3/2--directional valve (126), pilot controlled pressure
reducing/relieving valve with internal maximum pressure setting (270) and pilot operated
pressure relief valve (271). Valve (271) is same type of a valve which is used as a
percussion minimum pressure / follow--up valve (303) in feed--percussion follow--up
function. Inside the block is an ∅1,0 mm orifice (322) which ensures adequate oil flow to
the pilot control circuit of valve (270).
Working principle
Oil to the stabilizer circuit is taken from percussion piston pump (1). From the drilling
control block port P5 a hose is connected to the stabilizer control block port P. From there
oil flows through valves (270 and 126) to port S and further to the stabilizer connection
in the drifter.
Valve (270) is working so that the pressure after this valve (= stabilizer pressure) is
controlled either by controlling the pressure at port 4 via valve (271) or by internal relief
valve that limits the maximum stabilizer pressure. Valve (271) is ’pilot controlling’ valve
(270) when stabilizer pressure is lower than the spring setting of valve (270).
When only percussion is activated pump (1) pressure is set to the percussion minimum
pressure (typically 75--80 bar). Pressure at port P of the stabilizer control block is the same
75--80 bar. Oil flows through valves (270) and (126) to the stabilizer pressure port of the
drifter. At the same time oil starts to flow through orifice (322) to the control circuit of valve
(270). Pressure starts to increase after orifice (322) at port 4 of valve (270) and at port
1 of valve (271). When this pressure is increased to the spring setting of valve (271) valve
opens and it sets the stabilizer minimum pressure at port 4 of valve (270). Now the main
spool of valve (270) is starting to close and it sets the pressure after valve (270) (=stabilizer
pressure) to the minimum value (60 bar). This 60 bar stabilizer minimum pressure is set
by the spring of valve (271).
When only percussion is on there is no pressure at port F (=feed actuator pressure) or port
R (=reference pressure) of the stabilizer control block. These two pressures (feed actuator
pressure and reference pressure) are exactly the same pressures which are used to
control the feed--percussion follow--up function. This means that when feed forwards is
activated and the reference pressure is higher than feed actuator pressure (drilling without
any feed resistance; e.g. in cavity or with very low feed speed) the stabilizer pressure (as
well as the percussion pressure) stays at minimum value. When feed actuator pressure
increases higher than the reference pressure stabilizer switches from minimum pressure
to follow--up mode (as well as the feed--percussion follow--up). Valve (271) controls also
the follow--up function and it has a certain ratio; meaning that when feed actuator pressure
increases e.g. 10 bar stabilizer pressure increases 15 bar with 1,5:1 ratio. When feed
actuator pressure is high enough trying to increase stabilizer pressure (by means of valve
271) to high value the internal relief valve of valve (270) is limiting the stabilizer pressure
to the maximum value (110 bar).
Valve (271) is taking care of the minimum pressure and the follow--up function according
to the feed pressure and valve (270) is limiting the maximum pressure of the stabilizer.
Valve 126 (coil Y126) is activated when push button 2 (S22) at drilling joy--stick is activated
during rattling. Now all the oil which is coming from the drifter to the stabilizer control block
port S is forwarded to tank and stabilizer pressure is close to 0 bar. This ensures easy
opening of the couplings.
Note that valve 126 (Y126) is activated also during coupling and uncoupling.
Stabilizer control circuit is not controlling piston pump (1). When adjustments are done,
either percussion or feed functions must be activated to get enough pressure to port P of
the stabilizer control block. Note also that when pump (1) is at stand--by pressure (25 bar)
this pressure is also in the stabilizer; tramming activates stabilizer pressure to 60 bar
(minimum pressure).
3. COMPONENTS
303
304
M3
271
270
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4. ADJUSTMENTS
NOTE! The basic settings of the RockPilot must be done before the settings of the
stabilizer control circuit (especially valves (303) and (304) must be adjusted). Perform
adjustment when oil is in operating temperature.
Stabilizer pressure can be seen from pressure gauge (269) in the cabin or from a separate
pressure gauge connected to measuring point M2 of the stabilizer control block.
NOTE Percussion pressure must always be at least 15--20 bar higher than stabilizer
pressure!
1. Open the locking nut of the adjusting screw of valve (270) and fully close
(clockwise) the adjustment.
2. Open the locking nut of valve (271).
3. Switch percussion on (should be 75--80 bar) by turning drilling joy--stick to 9 o’clock
position and adjust the stabilizer minimum pressure to 60 bar by valve (271); see
stabilizer pressure gauge (269) in cabin. Tighten the locking nut.
4. Drive the drifter against the front stopper, activate the drilling by turning the drilling
joy--stick to 11 o’clock position and check stabilizer pressure gauge (269) that
stabilizer pressure is higher than 110 bar. If the stabilizer pressure is lower than
110 bar, temporarily increase the setting of valve (304) at RockPilot block to get
stabilizer pressure to 120 bar.
5. When stabilizer pressure is at least 120 bar start to decrease (counterclockwise)
the setting of valve (270) and set the stabilizer maximum pressure to 110 bar.
Tighten the locking nut.
6. Turn the feed beam to a vertical position and test the system by reversing the drifter
about 20--30 cm of the front stopper, switch drilling on and check that when the
drifter is moving downwards the stabilizer pressure is 60 bar and when drifter runs
against front stopper stabilizer pressure increases to 110 bar; see gauge (269) in
cabin.
7. Check the function of valve 126 (Y126) by switching rattling on and simultaneously
pushing push button 2 (S22) at drilling joy--stick; when pressed stabilizer pressure
must drop to 0 bar.
Factory settings
Valve 270 (stabilizer maximum pressure) 110 bar
Valve 271 (stabilizer minimum pressure) 60 bar
CONTENTS
1. STRUCTURE OF PUMP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
2. FUNCTION OF PUMP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
3. REGULATING UNIT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
3.1. Pressure controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
3.2. Flow controller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
3.2.1. Load sensing lines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
3.2.2. Stand by pressure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
1. STRUCTURE OF PUMP
The piston movements of the pump take the oil from the succion side to the pressure side.
The pump is an axial piston pump where the pistons move in the direction of the drive axle.
The variable displacement pump used by Tamrock is a swashplate type [Link] piston
ends slide against the swashplate which angle depends on the LS–signal (pressure).
The ports of the pump are marked as follows :
S = suction port B = pressure port L = drain port X = pilot port
1 2
1. Pressure controller
2. Flow controller
1 2 3
4 5 6
1. Counter piston
2. Pistons
3. Angle plate spring holds plate in maximum angle (full output) if regulating unit does
not decrease angle (output)
4. Swashplate
5. Control piston
6. Controller unit
2. FUNCTION OF PUMP
The flow is proportional to the drive speed and the displacement. By adjusting the position
of the swashplate it is possible to steplessly vary the flow.
3. REGULATING UNIT
F X D
1
P B1 A T C
1. Flow controller
2. Pressure controller
1
2
X1 X2
V
3 4
X
5
6
F 7
8 B1 P A T
B 10
9 11
S L
13
35_
12
14
15
pressure line
return line Hydraulic flowchart
control pressure line
The control unit mounted to the pump controls the angle of the swashplate. The pump has
separate controllers for pressure and flow.
The line B1 of the control unit receives system pressure. Through the borings in the control
unit spindles, the pressure is led to the left end of the control spindles.
The line A leads to the control piston that control the angle of the swashplate.
The line T leads into the pump housing, and it is connected to the tank through the drain
line.
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83
7 FP
A4 22
Y4 X4
BF
16
Flexible line
Electric line
Pipeline junction
Crossed pipelines
Direction
Direction of rotation
Spring
Adjustable spring
Compressor
MOTORS
CYLINDERS
Single-acting cylinder
Double-acting cylinder
CONTROL METHODS
Muscular control
By lever
By pedal
Mechanical control
Electrical control
Control by pressure
Indirect control
VALVES
Overcenter valve
The valve allows free flow in one direction. Flow is possible
in the opposite direction provided that an external pilot
pressure opens the valve or the force caused by inlet
pressure exceed the spring force.
NON-RETURN VALVES
Valves which allow flow in one direction only
Non-return valve
Opens by small pressure difference between inlet and outlet
One-way restrictor
Unit allows free flow in one direction but restricted flow in
the other. Restricted flow is adjustable.
(E.g. for controlling the speed of cylinder movement.)
Shuttle valve
The inlet port connected to the higher pressure is auto-
matically connected to the outlet port while the other
inlet port is closed.
Variable output
POWER TAKE-OFF
Plugged (for connecting a pressure gauge or power
take-off)
Connected. Fitted with mechanically opened non-return
valves
RESERVOIRS
Reservoir, generally
Reservoir with inlet pipe above fluid level
FILTER
Filter or strainer
WATER TAP
Manual draining
LUBRICATOR
COOLERS
Air cooler
Water cooler
MEASURING INSTRUMENTS
Pressure gauge
Thermometer
OTHER EQUIPMENT