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CONTROL VOLTAGE: 24VDC C
In FULL LOAD: 2A
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MA X. ALTITUDE: <1750 Meter F
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1 2 XIN:2
2 3 XIN:3
3 4 XIN:4
4 5 XIN:5 DI
5 6 XIN:6
6 7 XIN:7
7 8 XIN:24V
8
1 KOUT1:14
1 2 KOUT2:14
2 3 KOUT3:14
3 4 KOUT4:14
4 5 KOUT5:14 DO
5 6 KOUT6:14
6 7 KOUT7:14
7 8 KOUT8:14
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ETHN
CPU:X000
-SOBOiQ1
X000
ETHERNET 1
MODBUS TCP
MASTER
PROFIBUS
MODBUS TCP
PROFIBUS
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-KIN1
-RAMP 1
12
A1 A2 11 14
8.3
-KIN2
-KIN2
12
- XIN
24V A1 A2 11 14
24V
-KIN3
12
A1 A2 11 14
8.5
-KIN4
-KIN4
12
A1 A2 11 14
24VDC
-KIN5
8.6
-KIN5
12
A1 A2 11 14
8.7
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-SOBOiQ1 -SOBOiQ1 -SOBOiQ1 -SOBOiQ1 -SOBOiQ1 -SOBOiQ1 -SOBOiQ1 -SOBOiQ1
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Br ake Se q . Running SOBO Boot ed / OK Roll b ack Det ect ed Out of Band O v er speed Le v el 1 Sensor f ailur e No RPM det ect ed HPU, UPS, Comm., Pr ess. Failur e
DO DO DO DO DO DO DO DO
1
11
9
10
12
13
14
16
5
15
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A1
A1
A1
A1
A1
A1
A1
-KOUT1 -KOUT2 -KOUT3 -KOUT4 -KOUT5 -KOUT6 -KOUT7 -KOUT8
A2
A2
A2
A2
A2
A2
A2
A2
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
-KOUT1 -KOUT2 -KOUT3 -KOUT4 -KOUT5 -KOUT6 -KOUT7 -KOUT8
9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6 9.7 9.8
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
12
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
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+CUSTOMER 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 - WOUT30..250V
A1
A1
A1
A1
A1
A1
A1
A1
-K1 -K2 -K3 -K4 -K5 -K6 -K7 -K8
A2
A2
A2
A2
A2
A2
A2
A2
30..250V
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+CP.
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=HPU
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6.9
ETHC
-SOBOiQ1
CABLE
KETHC1:X1
- WETHC1
12.0 -ETHERCAT:X1 X1
=HPU
ETHC
+HPUCAB.
-SOBOiQ1
X2
KETHC1:X2
ETHERCAT 2
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HPU B
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IO MODULE: 6979-0013-001
SVENDBORG BR AKES, DENMARK
Ether Cat Supply IN Supply OUT AI AI DI DIO DIO DIO DIO AO / PWMi
Pin Pin: Pin: Pin: Pin: Pin: Pin: Pin: Pin: Pin: Pin:
1: Tx+ 1: +24V Us (BN) 1: +24V Us (BN) 1: 24V (BN) 1: 24V (BN) 1: 24V (BN) 1: 24V (BN) 1: 24V (BN) 1: 24V (BN) 1: 24V (BN) 1: +24V (BN)
2: Rx+ 2: +24V Up (WH) 2: +24V Up (WH) 2: INPUT (WH) 2: INPUT (WH) 2: B ( WH) 2: B (WH) 2: B (WH) 2: B (WH) 2: B (WH) 2: GND (WH)
-KIO1 3: Tx- 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU)
4: Rx- 4: GND (BK) 4: GND (BK) 4. n.c. 4. n.c. 4. A (BK) 4. A (BK) 4. A (BK) 4. A (BK) 4. A (BK) 4. AO (BK)
5: FE 5: FE 5: FE 5: FE 5: FE 5: FE 5: FE 5: FE
Link / ACT
Link / ACT
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OUT
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IN
IN
4
2
6
3
8
1
Mot or St ar t er
- WETHC1 - WSUUs - WIO1 - WIO2 - WIO3.1 - WIO4 - WIO5 - WIO6 - WIO7
RPM INPUT
CABLE CABLE Ca b le Ca b le Ca b le Ca b le Ca b le Ca b le Ca b le
- WETHOUT - WSUUup
CABLE CABLE
15.3 KIO1:3
16.2 WIO4
11.1 -ETHERCAT:X1
WH
BN
BU
BK
14.0 -ETH.:OUT
14.1 WSUUup
5.9 24VF2
10.9 0V
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1, 2
1, 2
1, 2
1, 2
1, 2
1, 2
Par king
Le v el/ T h er m o
Val v e
Val v e
2-St age
Val v e
Val v e
-20.1
4-20 m A
4-20 m A
SOBO Inlet
SOBO Out
-P4
-20
-23
-27
-26
-5c
S y st e m Pr essur e
Br ake Pr essur e
10.5
-KLC
21
22 24
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+HPUCAB.
IO MODULE: 6979-0013-001
SVENDBORG BR AKES, DENMARK
Ether Cat Supply IN Supply OUT AI AI DI DIO DIO DIO DIO AO / PWMi
Pin Pin: Pin: Pin: Pin: Pin: Pin: Pin: Pin: Pin: Pin:
1: Tx+ 1: +24V Us (BN) 1: +24V Us (BN) 1: 24V (BN) 1: 24V (BN) 1: 24V (BN) 1: 24V (BN) 1: 24V (BN) 1: 24V (BN) 1: 24V (BN) 1: +24V (BN)
2: Rx+ 2: +24V Up (WH) 2: +24V Up (WH) 2: INPUT (WH) 2: INPUT (WH) 2: B ( WH) 2: B (WH) 2: B (WH) 2: B (WH) 2: B (WH) 2: GND (WH)
-KIO2 3: Tx- 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU) 3: GND (BU)
4: Rx- 4: GND (BK) 4: GND (BK) 4. n.c. 4. n.c. 4. A (BK) 4. A (BK) 4. A (BK) 4. A (BK) 4. A (BK) 4. AO (BK)
5: FE 5: FE 5: FE 5: FE 5: FE 5: FE 5: FE 5: FE
Link / ACT
Link / ACT
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24V Up
24V Us
OUT
OUT
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IN
IN
4
2
6
3
8
1
- WIO3.2
RPM INPUT
Ca b le
15.6 KIO2:3
12.1 -ETH.:OUT
12.2 WSUUup
=RPM
+HPUCAB.
- XRPM2
-RPM2 KIO2:3 14.4
M12
PANEL FEED THROUGH A-CODED
on HPU ca b inet
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=INPUT
+CUSTOMER
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
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8
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Contr ol Panel
I/ O, LCB and Mot or st ar t er
Mount ed in HPU
SVENDBORG BR AKES, DENMARK
Number Name
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SVENDBORG BRAKES RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REVISE
THIS DOCUMENT WITHOUT PRIOR NOTIFICATION OR OBLIGATION
Name: MEB-0500-065
Date: 23.11.2017
Revision: U
HYDRAULIC FAIL-SAFE
MONO SPRING
DISC BRAKE
BSFK 500-MSxxS/R-200
RELEASED
by christian.stevenson
Installation and Maintenance Manual - BSFK 500-MSxxS/R-200
Table of contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS........................................................................................................... 1
1. GENERAL ...................................................................................................................... 3
1.1 Who to contact ............................................................................................................... 3
1.2 Safety ............................................................................................................................. 3
1.3 Safety terms/symbols used in this manual ...................................................................... 4
1.4 Original language ........................................................................................................... 4
1.5 Disclaimer ....................................................................................................................... 4
1.6 Conversion factors .......................................................................................................... 5
1.7 Operating conditions ....................................................................................................... 5
1.8 Nameplate / Serial-numbers ........................................................................................... 5
1.9 How the brake works ...................................................................................................... 6
1.10 Function .......................................................................................................................... 7
1.11 Transport ........................................................................................................................ 7
1.12 Noise emissions.............................................................................................................. 8
1.13 Hydraulic connections ..................................................................................................... 8
1.14 Connecting the brake(s) ................................................................................................. 8
1.15 Hydraulic oil & Lubrication .............................................................................................. 10
1.16 Storage ........................................................................................................................... 10
1.17 Disposal .......................................................................................................................... 11
1.18 How to order spare parts ................................................................................................ 11
2. INSTALLATION .............................................................................................................. 12
2.1 Lifting and handling......................................................................................................... 12
2.2 Cleaning the brake disc .................................................................................................. 12
2.3 Cleaning the mounting surfaces ..................................................................................... 12
2.4 Handling / mounting the brake pads ............................................................................... 13
2.5 Mounting the brake ......................................................................................................... 14
2.6 Adjusting the brake ......................................................................................................... 17
2.7 Inspecting the alignment of the brake ............................................................................. 19
2.8 Positioning system .......................................................................................................... 19
2.9 Adjusting the positioning system ..................................................................................... 20
2.10 Bleeding and flushing the caliper .................................................................................... 20
2.11 Installing the Indicators ................................................................................................... 21
2.12 Bedding in....................................................................................................................... 21
2.13 Removing the brake........................................................................................................ 22
3. MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................. 24
3.1 General ........................................................................................................................... 24
3.2 Indicator .......................................................................................................................... 24
3.3 Replacing the brake pads ............................................................................................... 24
3.4 Replacing other components .......................................................................................... 27
3.5 Dismantling the active caliper ......................................................................................... 27
3.6 Replacing the seals ........................................................................................................ 27
3.7 Checking the clamping force .......................................................................................... 31
3.8 Checking the spring pack ............................................................................................... 32
3.9 Replacing the spring pack .............................................................................................. 33
3.10 Lubrication of the brake .................................................................................................. 35
4. TROUBLE SHOOTING .................................................................................................. 36
5. MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE ......................................................................................... 37
APPENDIX A - DIMENSION DRAWING, BRAKE ................................................................... 39
APPENDIX B - ASSEMBLY DRAWING, BRAKE .................................................................... 40
APPENDIX B - ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST, BRAKE ................................................................ 41
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• Do not operate the brake before removing Never apply pressure to the brake before
the air from the hydraulic system by bleeding ensuring the adjusting screw is turned
and then re-filling with oil. sufficiently into the yoke.
If the pressure is too high and/or the
Personal Protective Equipment and adjusting screw is too far out of the yoke
safety: while pressurized, the thread may be
During installation or service / maintenance stripped causing the screw to eject from
of the braking system the service personnel brake and serious injury can occur.
must use Personal Protective Equipment
(PPE).
• Safety footwear and working gloves; to avoid
injuries wear protective footwear, EN345/
ISO20345 - category S3 and working gloves,
EN 420/EN388 - category 2 when working
on the system.
• Protective disposable gloves; to avoid 1.3 Safety terms/symbols used in this
prolonged skin contact with hydraulic fluids,
grease and lubricants always use protective manual
gloves - ideally disposable latex gloves or To make sure that you perform certain tasks
nitrile gloves or similar, EN420 / EN374 properly, please take note on the following
category 3. symbols used throughout this manual.
• Eye protection; when working with hydraulic
oil / pressure connections it is highly WARNING: Information to prevent personal
recommended to use eye protection. injury when trying to complete a task.
• Filtering half masks; during operation dust
emission from disc and friction material of CAUTION: Information to prevent damage
brake pads will occur. To protect against to the components when trying to complete
exposure to particles use filtering half a task.
masks, EN 149, class FFP2S.
• If using solvent cleaners, carefully follow the IMPORTANT: Information that you MUST
manufacturer’s instructions before use. follow to complete a task.
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ACTIVE
CALIPER
FIGURE 1.3
BOLTS AND
SPACER
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In worst case this may cause damages to decreases causing the piston to execute
the brake / brake disc / hub / coupling and or movement away from the brake disc
mounting structure. (towards the adjusting screw).
When moving backwards from the mounting
surface the forces / torque on the shafts and The pad retraction springs (mounted in the
base plate will increase resulting in reduced brake pads) will then pull the pads away,
lifetime. allowing the disc to rotate freely.
Check the mounting and dimension drawing The spring pack loses its force when
for exact dimensions, tolerances and travelling outwards. The spring pack has
allowed movement. been set / adjusted from the factory to
provide the nominal clamping force at 1 mm
In order to allow the passive caliper to slide distance from fully lifted piston (i.e. 1 mm air
correctly on the shafts it is necessary to use gap).
flexible hydraulic hoses as a final part / As the brake pad wears the piston will move
section of the connection when connecting a longer and longer distance and result in a
the pressure ports on the brake to the lower clamping force.
hydraulic power unit. The brake must therefore be adjusted on a
regular basis to compensate for the wear.
This Manual is valid for the brake option
BSFK 500-MSxxS/R-200. A pad wear indicator can be used for
indication of wear of the brake pads and
when to re-adjust the brake.
1.10 Function
The brake is designed as a fail-safe spring-
applied hydraulically released brake. 1.11 Transport
When leaving the factory the brake is always
The clamping force is obtained from the packed / wrapped to ensure maximum
spring pack applying the force to the piston security for the product during transport.
and passing it through the brake pad against The weight of the brake is approx. 545 kg
the brake disc. including brake pads.
FIGURE 1.4
IMPORTANT
The brake has one O-ring (8-B) mounted on
each shaft between the base-plate and the
passive caliper. The O-rings are split / open
and are mounted with a piece of yellow tape
and - they are for transportation only and
must be removed before usage of the brake.
FIGURE 1.5
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1.12 Noise emissions The brake should always be bled from the
highest port when mounted.
The brake itself does not generate any
The highest pressure connection can be
significant noise emissions.
used if flushing is required.
The A-weighted emission sound pressure
Flushing is depending on the design of the
level at workstations does not exceed 70
hydraulic system and may not be an option.
dB(A).
Drain ports
IMPORTANT The drain port (15a-C) provides access to
Attention must be made towards the the chamber between the rod seal (7-C) and
complete application as a brake disc / motor the wiper (9-C) in the front and in the back
/ gear box running at high speed may the O-ring (4-C) and rod seal (6-C), through
generate noise levels above 80 dB(A). a series of holes in the yoke.
During a braking cycle - especially if used in This can be used to detect leakage and
an emergency braking cycle the noise prevent leaking oil from reaching the brake
generated by the brake pad and brake disc disc.
may generate noise levels above 80 dB(A).
The appropriate safety precautions must be 1.14 Connecting the brake(s)
made with respect to wearing hearing The brake(s) can be connected in several
protection / not being in the area during different ways depending on the actual
operation. application / needs.
PRESSURE
FIGURE 1.6 CAUTION
PORT G3/8 (2x)
Never apply any pressure to the drain
connection (15-C).
If hydraulic pressure is applied to the drain
port, the oil/pressure enters the chamber
between the seal and the wiper. The
pressure then blows off the wiper and most
likely destroys the seals.
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FIGURE 1.8
PARALLEL CONNECTION
NOTE
Using serial connection may cause the last
Pressure connection (multiple brakes)
brakes to open / close slightly later than the
For multiple brake connections, it is
first brake (pressure in).
recommended to use parallel connection i.e.
individual pipes and hoses to each brake as
this ensures simultaneous operation of all Bleeding can be done by using a test point
brakes. male (G3/8) (mini-mess) and hose - see
The piping line can be a common line recommended spare parts for item numbers.
separated just before each brake caliper.
Each brake caliper should be bled from the IMPORTANT
highest point. Remember to bleed both brake calipers i.e.
both sides of the brake.
Bleeding can be done by using a test point
male (G3/8) (mini-mess) and a hose - see
recommended spare parts for item numbers.
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1.15 Hydraulic oil & Lubrication Brake pads must be stored indoors.
Temperature control is not required.
Various types of lubrication are used in
different situations.
Spare seal kits should be kept away from
This can be either for lubrication of the seal
direct sunlight and should be stored in their
or disc springs during servicing or when
original bag, ideally in a box or dark area.
tightening bolts of a diameter above M16.
Control panels must be stored indoors in an
Some symbols are used on the drawings to
upright position within a temperature range
indicate where lubrication is needed during
of +5°C to +40°C. Battery maintenance will
service.
be required for storage longer than 12
months.
Grease - Molykote P74
Grease - Molykote Long-term 2 Plus
Brake discs, couplings and hubs are treated
Hydraulic oil
with corrosion protection. If stored outdoors,
MoS2 Molybdenum Disulphide
the equipment must be stored in a sealed
plastic bag in its wooden box. The box must
Molykote is produced by Dow Corning.
be placed under cover but does not need
Molybdenum Disulphide (MoS2) can be in
controlled temperature.
various forms; either spray, fluid or solid
state.
The brake(s)/bracket(s) are treated at the
For lubrication of threads Molykote P74
factory with corrosion protection.
lubricant is recommended as it provides the
most constant results but other MoS2 based
lubricants, with similar properties, can be
IMPORTANT
used.
Anti-corrosion protection should be reapplied
if removed during transporting or handling.
1.16 Storage
• All equipment containing hydraulic parts
incl. brakes must be stored indoors and
above +5°C to avoid condensation.
• All electrical equipment must be stored
indoors, in dry, non-condensing conditions
above +5°C.
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Brake pads
The brake pads are made of a steel back
plate and brake pad material / lining. The
brake pad material is either made of an
organic compound or of the sinter metal
type. Each type is asbestos free and free of
lead.
Hydraulic oil
Hydraulic oil must be treated professionally
when disposed in order to prevent pollution.
The oil must be removed from the brake and
from the hydraulic system / unit and stored in
proper containers until delivery to local
disposal enterprises.
Brake
The brake is in general made of cast iron or
machined steel.
Once the hydraulic oil has been removed
from the brake, and the seal have been
removed the brake can be treated as steel
waste/scrap.
Seal
The seal and O-rings used in the brake are
made of either Polyurethane (PUR), PTFE
(Teflon) or rubber (NBR).
They can all be treated as normal waste.
Electronics
If equipped with any electronic equipment as
sensors, indicators or similar - this
equipment should be treated as electronic
waste.
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2. Installation WARNING
This section describes the stages of brake Solvent cleaners are flammable, poisonous
installation, which must be completed before and can cause burns.
brake commissioning (e.g. during first time
installation) or when reinstalling the brake To avoid serious personal injury when you
after completion of brake repairs/overhaul. use solvent cleaners, you must read the
The personnel working on installing the manufacturer’s instructions before using a
brake system must have the relevant solvent cleaner, and then carefully follow
electrical, hydraulic and mechanical skills in these instructions.
order to work safely with the products.
Also follow these procedures:
• Wear protective eye protection.
WARNING
• Wear clothing that protects your skin.
When working on the brake system wear
• Work in a well-ventilated area.
relevant Personal Protective Equipment
(PPE) e.g. gloves, glasses, masks etc. to
Always follow local rules and regulations for /
ensure a safe working environment.
when working with solvents.
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WARNING WARNING
Solvent cleaners are flammable, poisonous Solvent cleaners are flammable, poisonous
and can cause burns. and can cause burns.
Please follow the manufacturer’s instructions Please follow the manufacturer’s instructions
and see section 2.2 - Cleaning the brake and see section 2.2 - Cleaning the brake
disc. disc.
NOTE
All brake pads supplied by Svendborg FIGURE 2.2
Brakes are asbestos free and free of lead.
Certificate is available on request.
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the 2 bolts (M24) (11-C) and the pad holder 3) If the brake is bought with a bracket it
(10-C). may already be mounted from the factory
The brake pad can be removed by sliding - the brake and bracket are to be
the brake pads sideways out of the brake. mounted and aligned.
2.5 Mounting the brake The nominal distance from the adjusting
Mounting can in general be done in several screw to the yoke is 128 mm (new pads,
ways: standard air gap etc.).
1) Mount the brake directly onto a gearbox
and check the alignment (and adjust CAUTION
accordingly). The maximum distance allowed while
2) Mount the brake(s) to a bracket, mount pressurized is 128.5 mm from yoke to
and align the bracket to the brake disc adjusting screw.
and foundation.
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FIGURE 2.7
WARNING
Maximum pressure allowed on the brake is
23.0 MPa (230 bar) for BSFK 520MS to
530MS and 26.0 MPa (260 bar) for brakes
above 300 kN (BSFK 535MS).
Table 2.1
Minimum release pressure
Brake size Min. pressure
BSFK 520 13.5 MPa
BSFK 523 15.5 MPa
2.5.3 The brake has one O-ring (8-B) mounted on BSFK 525 15.5 MPa
each shaft between the base plate and the BSFK 527 16.0 MPa
passive caliper. They are only mounted for BSFK 530 20.5 MPa
avoiding damages during transport and must BSFK 535 23.5 MPa
be removed before usage of the brake.
These O-rings are split and are marked with 2.5.7 Remove the plug (16-C) and mount the air
a piece of tape. gap bolt (part of tool kit) on the centre bolt
(13-C) when the piston is completely lifted.
FIGURE 2.8
FIGURE 2.9
2.5.6 Apply the minimum release pressure (Gauge indicates pressure on)
according the nameplate / sign or to Table
2.1 - Minimum release pressure to ensure
the brake is fully lifted.
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GENERAL FIGURE
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Table 2.2 2.5.18 If the brake was pivoted, please check the
mounting surfaces and the brake disc for dirt
Bolts for brake pad holders / guides
and grease before rotating into place and
Torque mount the brake with 6 x M39 bolts, grade
Bolt size
Lubricated MoS2 Dry 10.9.
M10 8.8 44 Nm
M24 10.9 740 Nm Check alignment
2.5.19 Check that the brake disc can rotate freely,
“Lubricated” is based on Molykote - MoS2
without touching the brake and that the
brake is aligned parallel to the brake disc.
2.5.17 Fit the pad retraction springs and bolts and If mounted onto a bracket adjust the position
mount these - tighten firmly according to / alignment of the bracket accordingly.
Table 2.3 - Bolts for pad retractions springs.
Tighten the bracket / brake
Table 2.3 2.5.20 When aligned, tighten the mounting bolts for
Bolts for pad retraction springs the brake - use the tightening torques from
Torque the spare-parts drawing or Table 2.4 -
Bolt size Mounting bolts for base plate.
Dry
M12 8.8 52 Nm Table 2.4
Mounting bolts for base plate
GENERAL FIGURE FIGURE 2.14
Torque
Bolt size
Lubricated MoS2
M39 10.9 3250 Nm
“Lubricated” is based on Molykote - MoS2
PAD RETRACTION
SPRING & BOLT
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FIGURE 2.16 2.6.3 Use the spanner and turn the adjusting
screw (3-C) clockwise until the piston and
TIGHTEN T- the brake pads are pressed against the
SPANNER HAND
TIGHT - NOTE
brake disc.
POSITION.
FIGURE 2.19
REMOVE HANDLE.
PLACE TOOL
AROUND
CYLINDER PART
OF T-SPANNER.
FIGURE 2.20
INSERT HANDLE
AND TURN T-
SPANNER 1 1/2
HOLES OUT- 1½
WARDS.
(Gauge indicates pressure on) 2.6.6 If the hydraulic power unit has not been
connected to the brake yet, then connect it
2.6.2 Release / remove the hydraulic pressure using the lowest pressure connection (14a-C
again and the piston is now securely locked. or 14b-C) and a hose.
FIGURE 2.18
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FIGURE 2.23
2.6.7 Mount the indicator in the adjusting screw if SHAFT / HUB
equipped - see section 2.11 - Installing the
indicators.
BRAKE DISC
GENERAL FIGURE FIGURE 2.22
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SHAFT / HUB
springs will push the passive caliper towards
the base plate and the air gap will be located
BRAKE DISC
on the passive side only (A = 1 mm and B =
0 mm in figure 2.27) (based on 1 mm air
gap).
FIGURE 2.27
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A special bleeding plug (Mini mess / test The brake pads can typically be bedded in
point) G3/8 and a hose can be supplied from by performing a series of braking cycles with
Svendborg Brakes - see recommended both reduced load/clamping force and
spare parts list. braking time, starting with almost no load
and increasing load in successive cycles.
If the opening and closing times of the brake The brake pad will be properly bedded in
system are longer than expected or if the when the brake pad has minimum 70-80%
pressure does not increase smoothly there is contact area of the mated surface (the
most likely air in the system. surface supposed to be in contact with the
brake disc) and when sufficient coefficient of
friction is achieved.
2.11 Installing the Indicators
The brake can be mounted with up-to 2 On a new installation the bedding in time will
switches for safety use. be longer because the disc also has to be
This can be our tamper-proof mechanical bedded in. Never use old/used pads with a
switch with two signals per sensor, or it can new disc.
be by using 2 inductive proximity switches During the process of bedding in, the disc
with only one signal per indicator. temperature has to be closely monitored to
ensure that the brake disc does not
Svendborg Brakes highly recommend the overheat.
usage of the mechanical switch because this
is tamper-proof and is pre-set from the For application specific recommendations,
factory. please contact Svendborg Brakes.
2.11.1 The indicator for ‘Brake release’ (On/Off) & Organic pads (bedding in):
‘Pad Wear’ must be mounted in the Organic pads can typically be bedded in by
adjusting screw in either one of the two holes driving the brake disc through the pads with
(position 1 on figure 2.28) - or in both holes approx. 25% of the rated clamping force
when using inductive sensors. applied at reduced speed.
Remove the plug(s) (G1/2) and fit the If that is not possible, perform a series of
indicator. activations with increased load or increased
speed.
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Sinter metal pads (bedding in): The hydraulic pressure should be reduced to
To ensure smooth bedding in of sinter metal 9.6 MPa (96 bar) during bedding in.
pads, the brake disc speed during bedding in
should be as high as possible but not 2.13 Removing the brake
exceeding limits for both the brake pads and
application. 2.13.1 Remove the indicators if equipped to prevent
them from being damaged.
The process for sinter metal pads is the
same as for organic pads, but running with 2.13.2 Check the distance on the adjusting screw
approx. 25 to 40% of the rated clamping before applying hydraulic pressure.
force applied.
The nominal distance from the adjusting
Maximum brake disc temperature during screw to the yoke is 128 mm (new pads,
bedding in is approx. 350°C for sinter-metal standard air gap etc.).
pads.
CAUTION
2.12.1 The clamping force can be increased by
The maximum distance allowed while
lowering the hydraulic pressure in the active
pressurized is 128.5 mm from yoke to
caliper to the correct percentage of the
adjusting screw.
balancing pressure (see Appendix G -
Technical Data).
Reduce the hydraulic pressure on the FIGURE 2.30
hydraulic power unit if possible or connect a
hand pump and a pressure gauge into one
of the pressure ports (14a-C or 14b-C).
PRESSURE
GAUGE FIGURE 2.29
HAND PUMP OR
HYDRAULIC
POWER UNIT
WARNING
2.12.2 Increase the hydraulic pressure to ensure Maximum pressure allowed on the brake is
that the piston is fully lifted. 23.0 MPa (230 bar) for BSFK 520MS to
530MS and 26.0 MPa (260 bar) for brakes
2.12.3 Start the application / rotating of the brake above 300 kN (BSFK 535MS).
disc.
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FIGURE 3.3
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WARNING
Under no circumstance place your fingers
between the brake pad and the brake disc,
when the brake is pressurized.
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3.5 Dismantling the active caliper 3.6.2 Removal of adjusting screw BSFK 520-
General 523:
The greatest possible cleanliness must be • Set the adjusting screw to correct position =
observed when working on a hydraulic 128 mm by using the adjusting tool.
system of any type.
Each part must be cleaned thoroughly FIGURE 3.11
washed in solvent cleaners.
Solvent cleaners could be clear methylated
or white spirits or isopropyl alcohol.
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FIGURE 3.17
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IMPORTANT
Before removing the piston remove one of
the plugs from the pressure ports (14b-C or
14b-C).
This will allow air entering the hydraulic
chamber preventing the making of a vacuum
which will make it almost impossible to
remove the piston.
GENERAL FIGURE FIGURE 3.20 Be careful not to damage the edges on the
grooves.
3.6.11 Open the seal kit and place the seals on the
table in correct order.
3.6.12 Mount the new rod seals (6-C & 7-C), wear
rings (5-C & 8-C) and the wiper (9-C). The
dust lip of the wiper must be facing
outwards.
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For easing the mounting of the wiper it 3.6.16 Depending on the spring pack size, there are
should be squeezed into a kidney style two different procedures of mounting the
shape - see figure 3.23. adjusting screw.
FIGURE 3.26
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CAUTION IMPORTANT
Apply maximum 5.5 MPa. If the spring pack has been replaced the
clamping force should be checked according
to section 3.8 - Checking the spring pack
FIGURE 3.27
before taking the brake into production
again.
• Apply hydraulic pressure (max. 23.0 MPa). The value measured should not be 5% lower
• Remove the air gap tool. than nominal balancing pressure (to allow
• Remove the hydraulic pressure. for measuring errors).
• Proceed to section 3.6.19.
NOTE
Mounting must in general ALWAYS be
carried out using new bolts, nuts and
washers; otherwise the clamping force of the
bolt connection may not be present.
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The brake size / type is BSFK 520 - the Please note that shims / spacers (if any) are
minimum balancing pressure is 8.57 MPa located inside the adjusting screw.
(85 bar).
The maximum value is taken from the table 3.8.3 Clean and dry the involved parts (piston,
is 9.43 MPa. adjusting screw, shims and cup springs)
The measured pressure at 2.3 mm travel individually, see section 2.2 - Cleaning the
should be approximately 8.57 MPa and not brake disc for details.
less than 8.14 MPa (balancing -5%) or not
higher than the 9.43 MPa. 3.8.4 Carefully check the condition of each cup
If the measured values are incorrect spring and shims / spacers (if any).
according to those specified, the spring pack
should be replaced.
IMPORTANT
If any spring is broken or cracked, the
3.8 Checking the spring pack complete spring pack must be replaced.
When service work has been performed on
the on the brake / caliper it is highly 3.8.5 Lubricate the individual cup springs and the
recommended to check the condition of the adjusting screw according to Appendix C -
spring pack. Spare parts drawing.
Every single cup spring and the inside of the
adjusting screw must be greased.
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GENERAL FIGURE FIGURE 3.31 fragments are floating around and the travel
4 for the individual cup springs increases
dramatically.
IMPORTANT
If any spring is broken or cracked, the
complete spring pack must be replaced.
FIGURE 3.33
FIGURE 3.32
FIGURE 3.34
GENERAL FIGURE
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3.9.3 Clean and dry the involved parts (piston and FIGURE 3.37
adjusting screw) individually, see section 2.2
- Cleaning the brake disc for details.
GENERAL FIGURE
NOTE
Depending on the number of activations and
the reason for removing the spring pack it is
recommended to replace the seal kit while
3.9.5 Lubricate the individual cup springs and the the caliper is disassembled.
adjusting screw according to Appendix C -
Spare parts drawing.
Every single cup spring and the inside of the NOTE
adjusting screw must be lubricated. If the replacement of the spring pack is
carried out during replacement of the seal kit
GENERAL FIGURE FIGURE 3.36 then please return to section 3.6.14 and
9 complete the process from there.
FIGURE 3.38
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CAUTION
The maximum distance allowed while
pressurized is 128.5 mm from yoke to
adjusting screw.
FIGURE 3.39
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4. Trouble shooting
Fault Cause Action
Air in the hydraulic system. Bleed system at highest point and
The brake applies slowly. at brake.
Air gap between brake pad and Adjust the air gap / brake.
disc too large.
Abnormal throttling in the Check that all valves are in the
hydraulic system or correct position.
valve in wrong position.
Abnormal throttling in the Clean and check pipes, hoses
hydraulic system caused by dirt. and valves.
The hydraulic oil in pressure lines Check that the oil is the
between brake and tank has too recommended grade and the
high viscosity (too thick). temperature is not too cold.
Load too heavy or speed too high. Check the load and speed values.
Long braking time or long Air gap too large. Adjust the air gap / brake.
braking distance or Oil, paint or grease on brake disc Clean the brake disc - see section
insufficient braking force. or brake pad. 2.2.
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THE FOLLOWING PARTS ARE NOT INCLUDED AND MUST BE ORDERED SEPERATELY
9 1 POSITIONING SYSTEM (OPTIONAL)
10 1 TRANSPORTATION BRACKET
11 1 BOLT SET
SIZE WILL VARY ACCORDING TO THICKNESS OF BRAKE DISC
12 1 BRAKE PAD SET
BRAKE PAD TYPE WILL VARY ACCORDING TO BRAKE PAD SUPPLIED
13 1 INDICATOR “ON/OFF” & “PAD WEAR” X MM WITH XM CABLE
INDICATORS ARE OPTIONAL BUT HIGHLY RECOMMENDED - AVAILABLE IN 30DC
AND 125 VAC AND WITH DIFFERENT CABLE OPTIONS
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SVENDBORG BRAKES
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SVENDBORG BRAKES
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3 1 ADJUSTING SCREW
10 2 PAD HOLDER
11 4 BOLT M24 x 90 10.9 - ZN/FE YELLOW
12 4 LOCK WASHER Ø25X39X3.4 NORDLOCK ZN/FE YELLOW
14a 1 HYDRAULIC PLUG G3/8 WITH SEAL
14b 2 HYDRAULIC PLUG G3/8 WITH SEAL
15a 1 HYDRAULIC PLUG G1/4 WITH SEAL
15b 2 HYDRAULIC PLUG G1/4 WITH SEAL
16 1 HYDRAULIC PLUG G1 1/2 WITH SEAL
17 1 NAMEPLATE W/4 HOLES
18 4 BLIND RIVET Ø2.4X6 RH
19 4 EYE BOLT M16
20 2 HYDRAULIC PLUG G1/2 WITH SEAL
21 1 SPRING PACK BSFK 500
FOR ITEM NUMBERS ON SPECIFIC SPRING-PACK SIZE - SEE RECOMMENDED
SPARE PARTS
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Adjusting 1) Adjust the brake to the desired air gap (standard is 1mm)
2) Mount the nuts (6), (7) and (8) and tighten the bolts to the base plate
using the nuts (4) and (5)
3) Tighten the lock-nut (8) against the base plate
4) Adjust the caliper to an air gap of 0.5 mm (half air gap) on each side of the
disc, by turning the adjusting nut (6)
5) Tighten the lock-nut (7).
6) Mount the pressure spring (2) and the guide (3)
7) Tighten the adjusting nut (5) until the guide (3) is aligned to the surface of
the passive calliper
8) Tighten the lock-nut (4).
Spareparts
490 3429-801
Technical data
Operating temperature : -400C to +700C
Voltage supply : 10-36 VDC or 10-55 VDC
Output 1 / 2 current : 100 mA / requirement 25 mA
Minimum load current : OUT1: 2 mA / OUT2: 2 mA
Product approval : CE & UL (class 2 source required)
Protection grade : IP 67 (mounted)
Corrosion protection : C4-h (720h ISO 9227-NSS)
MTTFd : 345 years
Switching status indication : 2x LED Red (OUT1) / Yellow (OUT2)
Switching tolerance : ± 0.1mm
Max. stroke : 14 mm
Max. tightening torque G1/2 : 20 Nm
Max. tightening torque M12 : 1.5 Nm
Max. number of operations : 5 million
Cable dimension : PUR 4 x 0.34 mm2
Thread size (indicator) : G1/2 (1/2” BSP) TESTS
Spanner size (SW) : 28 mm EMC EN 61000-4-2 ESD 4 kV CD / 8 kV AD
For item numbers refer to : DEB-INDI-034 EN 61000-4-3 HF radiated 10 V/m
EN 61000-4-4 Burst 2 kV
EN 61000-4-6 HF conducted 10 V
EN 55011 (Emmision) class B
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30 VDC / 2 A B
Switching tolerance : +/- 0.2 mm +/- 0.2 mm
Max. Stroke : 16 mm 16 mm
Protection grade : IP 65 (mounted) IP 65 (mounted)
Max. Tightening torque 1/2” BSP : 20 Nm - A) 20 Nm - A)
Max. Tightening torque M12 : finger tight - B) finger tight - B) Fig.D
Min. no. of operations : 1 million 1 million
Cable length : 5, 10 or 15meters 5, 10 or 15meters
A
Cable type/material : PUR PUR
Cable dimension : 5 x 0.34 mm2 4 x 0.34 mm2
Thread size - A) : 1/2” BSP (G 1/2) 1/2” BSP (G 1/2)
Spanner size (SW) - A) : 36 mm 36 mm
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Min. [N] Max. [N] [N] [%] [MPa] Min.[MPa] Max.[MPa] [mm] [mm] [N/mm2]
DUAL SPRING
BSFK 520 200,000 220,000 160,000 5.5 13.5 8.57 9.43 1.60 3 3.07 - 3.05
BSFK 523 230,000 250,000 184,000 6.5 14.0 9.86 10.72 1.65 3 3.48 - 3.45
BSFK 525 250,000 270,000 200,000 5.5 14.5 10.72 11.58 1.65 3 3.76 - 3.73
BSFK 527 270,000 295,000 216,000 5.0 15.5 11.58 12.65 1.70 3 4.11 - 4.07
BSFK 530 7) 300,000 320,000 240,000 12.5 19.0 12.86 13.72 1.80 3 4.60 - 4.56
BSFK 535 7) 350,000 380,000 280,000 10.5 21.0 15.00 16.29 1.90 3 5.30 - 5.25
MONO SPRING
BSFK 520 200,000 220,000 160,000 5.5 13.5 8.57 9.43 2.30 3 3.07 - 3.05
BSFK 523 230,000 250,000 184,000 6.5 15.5 9.86 10.72 2.35 3 3.48 - 3.45
BSFK 525 250,000 270,000 200,000 5.5 15.5 10.72 11.58 2.40 3 3.76 - 3.73
BSFK 527 270,000 295,000 216,000 5.0 16.0 11.58 12.65 2.50 3 4.11 - 4.07
BSFK 530 7) 300,000 320,000 240,000 13.0 20.5 12.86 13.72 2.60 3 4.60 - 4.56
BSFK 535 8) 350,000 380,000 280,000 11.0 23.5 15.00 16.29 2.80 3 5.30 - 5.25
1) Figures based on 1mm air gap (e.g. 1mm on each side of disc on Dual Spring and 1mm total on Mono Spring)
2) Braking force (FB) based on the minimum clamping force (FC), nominal coefficient of friction of µ = 0.4 and 2 brake surfaces
3) Minimum operating pressure needed for operating the brake
4) The piston travel at which the pressure limits is measured. Nominal pressure limits is identical to balancing pressure values.
5) Maximum recommended air gap depending on wear
6) Pad surface pressure for organic / sintered pads respectively (based on max. clamping force).
7) Not recommended for general usage due to low spring life.
8) Not recommended for general usage due to low spring life and high operating pressure (special hydraulics needed).
BRAKING TORQUE
The braking torque MB is calculated from following formula where: DO – 0.23
a is the number of brakes acting on the disc. FB is the braking force according to MB = a × FB × ─────── [Nm]
table above [N] (based on µ = 0.40) or calculated from the formula for FB where FC 2
is from table above and µ is the coefficient of friction. DO is the brake disc outer FB = FC × 2 × µ [N]
diameter [m]
Note! The actual braking torque may vary depending on adjustment of brake and coefficient of friction.
(*) On each brake pad – thickness stated is minimum thickness before replacement.
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The general temperature range for our standard ranges of products using hydraulic oil are -20°C to +60°C (-4°F to
+140°F) however the BSAK and BSAB brake series are generally approved for lower temperatures.
These are approved for usage at -40°C in wind turbines and for -30°C in other applications.
When quick brake reaction times are critical and operating at temperatures below 0°C (+32°F) it is recommended to use
the oil types listed in the Cold section as these types provides the most constant reaction times.
Extreme temperature applications may require special options. Please contact Svendborg Brakes.
Viscosity
Recommended viscosity range: 20-200 cSt at working temperature. Generally Svendborg Brakes systems are designed
to allow higher viscosity in short periods.
Filtration
The oil in a hydraulic system and the oil added to the hydraulic system must always be filtered. The level of cleanliness
in a hydraulic system is an important factor to the lifetime of the system.
When refilling the hydraulic tank, it is stipulated that the oil added to the system is filtered through a 10-micron purity off-
line filter unit to the classes listed below.
The hydraulic system, supplied by Svendborg Brakes, has a build-in oil filter with a standard 10-micron purity filter. To
maintain a reliable system it is recommend that only hydraulic oil of the following classes of purity is used: NAS 1638,
Class 8, or ISO 4406, Class 19/17/14.
It is recommended that the filter is changed at a minimum, once every six months or more often depending on the level
of exposure to contamination.
Seal material
Brakes from Svendborg Brakes are normally supplied with PUR-seals (PolyURethane).
PTFE (PolyTetraFlourEthylene) seals can be delivered on request for most of the brake types.
Note: the BSFG 400 brake series are supplied with NBR rubber fabric seals (acrylNitrile Butadiene Rubber).
www.svendborg-brakes.com
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Spring pack
Piston complete
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Seal kit
Bolt set
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Brake indicators
Various brake indicator types are available. The recommended type to use is the brake indicator with LED.
The indicators are available with various cable options either selected by combining item number and code
or by single item number. For connections and usage please refer to datasheet.
Tools - part 2
Fig.D
Used for manually lifting the brake piston (hydraulically).
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Sustituye: V
Manual de Instalación
y Mantenimiento
FRENO HIDRÁULICO DE
MUELLE SIMPLE
FAILSAFE
BSFK 500-MSxxS/R-200
RELEASED
by randa.juma
Manual de Instalación y Mantenimiento - BSFK 500-MSxxS/R-200
Lista de contenidos
LISTA DE CONTENIDOS ........................................................................................................ 1
1. GENERAL ...................................................................................................................... 3
1.1 Contacto ......................................................................................................................... 3
1.2 Seguridad ....................................................................................................................... 3
1.3 Términos y símbolos de seguridad utilizados en este manual ........................................ 4
1.4 Idioma original ................................................................................................................ 5
1.5 Descargo de responsabilidad ......................................................................................... 5
1.6 Cumplimiento .................................................................................................................. 5
1.7 Factores de conversión................................................................................................... 5
1.8 Condiciones de funcionamiento ...................................................................................... 5
1.9 Placa de identificación/números de serie ........................................................................ 6
1.10 Cómo trabaja el freno ..................................................................................................... 6
1.11 Funcionamiento .............................................................................................................. 7
1.12 Transporte ...................................................................................................................... 8
1.13 Emisiones de ruidos ....................................................................................................... 8
1.14 Conexiones ..................................................................................................................... 8
1.15 Conectar el (los) freno(s) ................................................................................................ 8
1.16 Aceite hidráulico & lubricación ........................................................................................ 10
1.17 Almacenamiento ............................................................................................................. 10
1.18 Eliminación ..................................................................................................................... 11
1.19 Cómo pedir piezas de recambio ..................................................................................... 11
2. INSTALACIÓN ............................................................................................................... 13
2.1 Elevación y manejo del freno .......................................................................................... 13
2.2 Limpieza del disco de freno ............................................................................................ 13
2.3 Limpieza de las superficies de montaje .......................................................................... 13
2.4 Manejo / montaje de las pastillas de freno ...................................................................... 14
2.5 Montaje del freno ............................................................................................................ 15
2.6 Ajuste del freno............................................................................................................... 19
2.7 Inspeccionar la alineación del freno ................................................................................ 20
2.8 Sistema de Posicionamiento ........................................................................................... 21
2.9 Ajuste del sistema de posicionamiento ........................................................................... 21
2.10 Purgado y vaciado del freno ........................................................................................... 22
2.11 Instalar los indicadores ................................................................................................... 23
2.12 Bruñido/asentamiento de las pastillas de freno ............................................................... 23
2.13 Desmontar el freno ......................................................................................................... 24
3. MANTENIMIENTO .......................................................................................................... 26
3.1 General ........................................................................................................................... 26
3.2 Indicadores ..................................................................................................................... 26
3.3 Sustitución de las pastillas de freno ................................................................................ 26
3.4 Sustitución de otros componentes .................................................................................. 29
3.5 Desmontar la parte activa del freno / unidad hidráulica .................................................. 29
3.6 Sustitución de las juntas ................................................................................................. 29
3.7 Comprobación de la fuerza de apriete ............................................................................ 33
3.8 Comprobación del paquete de muelles ........................................................................... 34
3.9 Sustitución del paquete de muelles ................................................................................ 35
3.10 Lubricación del freno ...................................................................................................... 37
4. SOLUCIÓN DE PROBLEMAS ....................................................................................... 38
5. PROGRAMA DE MANTENIMIENTO .............................................................................. 40
6. DECLARACIÓN DE INCORPORACIÓN PARA PCM ..................................................... 42
APÉNDICE A - PLANO DIMENSIONAL, FRENO ................................................................... 43
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• El cliente/usuario es el responsable de
1. General mantener la limpieza en la unidad hidráulica
Gracias por comprar un producto Svendborg y en el freno, y que no haya suciedad, grasa,
Brakes. aceite y corrosión.
Antes de usar el producto lea atentamente • El cliente/usuario es el responsable de
este manual. asegurar que el espacio de aire entre las
pastillas de freno y el disco de freno nunca
Este manual proporciona instrucciones supere el espacio de aire recomendado.
sobre cómo instalar y mantener el tipo / • Procure que el personal de
opción de freno BSFK 500-MSxxS/R-200. servicio/mantenimiento disponga de una
copia de este manual.
Para obtener información sobre el uso del • La maquinaria en la que vaya a instalarse el
freno, consulte el manual del sistema de freno debe haber sido diseñada y construida
control y/o el manual del sistema o unidad para asegurar una iluminación adecuada en
hidráulica. el espacio de trabajo y un acceso seguro
para realizar trabajos de instalación y
1.1 Contacto mantenimiento en el freno y en la unidad
Si tiene alguna duda sobre este manual, hidráulica.
póngase en contacto con su representante • El personal que trabaje en el sistema de
local o con la oficina de Svendborg Brakes freno debe tener los conocimientos sobre
más próxima. electricidad, hidráulica y mecánica
necesarios para trabajar con los productos
Sede central - Dinamarca con seguridad.
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FIGURA 1.3
MITAD ACTIVA
TORNILLOS Y
ESPACIADORES
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La mitad activa de la pinza esta montada / La fuerza de cierre se obtiene del paquete
unida a la mitad pasiva a través de unos de muelles que aplica la fuerza al pistón y
tornillos y espaciadores (espaciadores sólo pasa a través de la pastilla de freno contra el
donde sean aplicables). disco del freno.
La unidad montada / unida está flotando
sobre una placa base a través de dos ejes y FIGURA 1.4
barras dentro de la mitad pasiva de la pinza.
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IMPORTANTE
Para permitir a la mitad pasiva deslizarse
correctamente sobre los ejes, es necesario
utilizar mangueras hidráulicas flexibles como
la parte/ sección final de la conexión,
cuando se conecten los puertos de presión
en el freno a la unidad hidráulica.
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CUIDADO
Nunca aplique presión alguna a la conexión
de drenaje (15-C).
Aplicar presión podría dañar las juntas ya
que el aceite hidráulico / presión entraría en
la cámara entre la junta y el rascador y
soplaría fuera del rascador y lo más
probable es que destruyera la junta.
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CONEXIÓN EN SERIE
CONEXIÓN EN PARALELO
1.16 Aceite hidráulico & lubricación
Para facilitar la instalación / montaje, los Se utilizan diferentes tipos de lubricantes
frenos pueden instalarse conectados en para situaciones diferentes.
serie cuando la presión vaya entre las Esto puede ser tanto para la lubricación de
mangueras de un freno a otro. las juntas, como para la de las arandelas del
paquete de muelles o cuando se aprietan
tornillos de un diámetro por encima de M16.
NOTA
Usando una conexión en serie puede causar Se usan algunos símbolos en los planos
que el ultimo freno abra/cierre ligeramente para indicar donde se necesita lubricación
más tarde que el primer freno (que recibe durante el servicio.
presión).
Grasa - Molykote P74.
El purgado pueden hacerse usando un Grasa - Molykote B20.
punto de comprobación (G3/8) (mini-mess) Aceite hidráulico.
y una manguera - véase las piezas de MoS2 Disulfuro de Molíbdeno.
repuesto recomendadas para los
números de artículo. El aceite hidráulico puede ser sintético o
mineral, según los tipos de aceites
recomendados. El Disulfuro de Molíbdeno
IMPORTANTE (MoS2) puede estar en varias formas; bien
No olvide purgar ambas pinzas del freno, en spray, en estado líquido o sólido.
esto es, a ambos lados del freno.
1.17 Almacenamiento
Los requisitos mínimos generales para el
almacenamiento son:
• Todos los equipos que contengan piezas
hidráulicas, incluidos los frenos, deben
almacenarse en interiores y con una
temperatura superior a +5 °C para evitar
condensación.
• Todos los equipos eléctricos deben
almacenarse en interiores, en un lugar seco
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NOTA
Todas las pastillas de freno suministradas GUÍAS DE PASTILLA SUELTAS
por Svendborg Brakes están libres de
amianto y de plomo. Certificado disponible. FIGURA 2.2
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MUELLES DE
FIGURA 2.3 RETRACCIÓN
FIGURA 2.5
Y TORNILLOS
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FIGURA 2.8
FIGURA GENERAL
AVISO
La presión máxima permitida en el freno
23,0 MPa (230 bar) para BSFK 520MS a
530MS y 26,0 MPa (260 bar) para frenos por
encima 300 kN (BSFK 535MS).
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Montar el freno
2.5.12 Posicione el freno en la pestaña de montaje
y monte el tornillo más bajo - sin apretarlo
totalmente.
FIGURA 2.10
TORNILLO DEL
ESPACIO DE AIRE
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Tabla 2.3
Tornillos para los muelles de retracción
de las pastillas
Tamaño Par
tornillo Seco y Engrasado
M12 8.8 52 Nm
NOTA
Si el freno ha sido inclinado hacia atrás/
pivotado sobre un eje, es posible montar las
pastillas y los muelles de retracción de las
pastillas de freno sin tener que quitar los
soportes de las pastillas.
Por favor, tenga en cuenta que el pistón
tiene que estar completamente alzado para
montar las pastillas de freno.
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Tabla 2.4
Tornillos de montaje para el soporte
Tamaño Par
FIGURA 2.17
tornillo Lubricado MoS2
M39 10.9 3250 Nm
"Lubrificación" basada en Molykote - MoS2
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UNIDAD MOTRIZ
HIDRÁULICA
FIGURA 2.20
2.6.5 Si el freno se equipa con un sistema de 2.6.8 Conecte la línea de drenaje al freno. La
posicionamiento, el entrehierro debe línea de drenaje puede ser de plástico.
ajustarse a la misma distancia a ambos
lados del freno de disco; consulte los IMPORTANTE
detalles en la sección 2.9 - Sistema de
Recuerde purgar el freno antes de su uso -
posicionamiento.
véase sección 2.10 - Purgado y vaciado del
freno.
2.6.6 Si la unidad hidráulica no ha sido conectada
al freno todavía, conéctela ahora usando la
conexión de presión más baja (14a-C o 14b- 2.7 Inspeccionar la alineación del
C). freno
2.7.1 Aplique presión hidráulica al freno y
asegúrese de que el pistón está
completamente alzado y las pastillas de
freno no estén en contacto con el disco de
freno.
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FIGURA 2.24
IMPORTANTE EJE / HUB
El movimiento axial del disco de freno no
debe exceder 0,3 mm - véase el plano de
montaje.
FIGURA 2.23
EJE / HUB
EJE / HUB
DISCO DE FRENO
DISCO DE FRENO
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el freno haya sido reajustado / el sistema de 2.9.3 Compruebe de nuevo el entrehierro antes de
posicionamiento también tiene que ser bloquear la tuerca (posición 2 en la figura
ajustado, es decir, la distancia entre la 2.27).
pastilla y el disco de freno deben ser
ajustadas para ser iguales. 2.9.4 Ajuste las dos tuercas (4-E y 5-E) por
encima del vástago roscado (1-E) para
2.9.1 Medición del air gap que la guía (3-E) se alinee con la pinza
El air gap es el espacio entre la pastilla y el pasiva (consulte el Apéndice E).
disco de freno, cuando el pistón está
completamente alzado contra el tornillo de 2.10 Purgado y vaciado del freno
ajuste.
Cada freno ha sido individualmente vaciado
Mida el air gap usando una galga de antes de dejar la fábrica y las unidades
medición. hidráulicas proporcionadas por Svendborg
Brakes también han sido vaciadas antes de
abandonar la fábrica.
FIGURE 2.26
A pesar de ello, el sistema hidráulico debe
ser vaciado antes de ser puesto en marcha.
Vaciando el sistema se eliminarán partículas
menores y potencial suciedad del sistema y
se prevendrán daños en el sistema.
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FIGURA 2.28 velocidad aumentada.
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BOMBA DE
MANO O
UNIDAD
HIDRÁULICA
FIGURA GENERAL
AVISO
2.12.1 Eleve completamente el pistón aumentando La presión máxima permitida en el freno
la presión hidráulica. 23,0 MPa (230 bar) para BSFK 520MS a
530MS y 26,0 MPa (260 bar) para frenos por
2.12.2 Ponga en marcha la aplicación / haga girar encima 300 kN (BSFK 535MS).
el disco de freno.
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• Una señal de “Freno Liberado” que 3.3.2 Quitar el tapón (16-C) y (20-C) del agujero
indica cuándo el freno es liberado / del centro del tornillo de ajuste.
activado (On/Off).
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La distancia nominal para el tornillo para 3.3.6 Monte el tornillo del espacio de aire (piezas
ajustas del freno es 128 mm (con pastillas del kit de herramientas) en el perno central
de freno nuevas, espacio de aire standard, (13-C) elevados hacia la parte interior del
etc). tornillo de ajuste cuando el pistón esté
completamente levantado.
FIGURA 3.3
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AVISO
Bajo ninguna circunstancia, coloque sus
dedos entre la pastilla y el disco de freno,
cuando el freno está presurizado.
MUELLES DE
RETRACCIÓN DE
FIGURA 3.7
LAS PASTILLAS
Y TORNILLO.
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- véase sección 2.12 - Asentamiento de las Los limpiadores disolventes podrían ser
pastillas de freno. alcohol metílico, aguarrás o alcohol de
isopropileno.
3.4 Sustitución de otros componentes
Algunos componentes menores pueden ser AVISO
reemplazados con el freno montado en su Los disolventes limpiadores pueden ser
puesto, pero es muy recomendado llevarlo a inflamables, tóxicos y pueden causar
un taller preparado para reparaciones. quemaduras. Por favor, siga las
instrucciones del fabricante y véase el punto
2.2 - Limpieza del disco de freno.
NOTA
Dependiendo del trabajo que se necesite Las piezas deben ser almacenadas y
realizar en el freno, se puede considerar montadas en ambientes limpios y libres de
llevar sólo la parte activa al taller. polvo. Todo el trabajo de montaje también
debe llevarse a cabo en un ambiente limpio
CUIDADO y libre de polvo.
Al levantar el freno, tenga en cuenta que el
La suciedad acorta considerablemente el
peso del freno completo es de unos 545 kg -
tiempo de vida de las juntas y puede dañar
la mitad activa pesa unos 165 kg aprox.
también la carcasa/ unidad hidráulica.
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CUIDADO
Aplicar máxima 5,5 MPa.
FIGURA 3.13
HERRAMIENTA PARA
QUITAR EL
TORNILLO DE
AJUSTE G1½ CON
CÁNCAMO M10.
FIGURA 3.17
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IMPORTANTE
Antes de quitar el pistón, quite uno de los
tapones de los puertos de presión (14b-C &
14b-C).
Esto permitirá que el aire entre en la cámara
hidráulica, previniendo que se forme un
vacío que haría casi imposible quitar el
pistón.
FIGURA GENERAL
FIGURA GENERAL FIGURA 3.20
Tenga cuidado de no dañar los bordes de
las ranuras.
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FIGURA 3.23
FIGURA GENERAL
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3.6.18 Montaje del tornillo de ajuste BSFK 520- 3.6.20 Dependiendo de como se haya llevado el
523: freno /mitad activa al taller estará ahora listo
• Monte el tornillo de ajuste en el cuerpo del para ser montado de nuevo. Refiérase a la
freno girando en sentido horario hasta que sección 2.5 - Montaje del freno.
toque el paquete de muelles. Midiendo
desde la superficie del tornillo de ajuste 135 3.6.21 Si se hubiera retirado la mitad del freno del
mm. freno completo, deberían colocarse los
tornillos de montaje usando los pares de
FIGURA 3.26
apriete mencionados en el plano de
recambios de de la Tabla 3.1 - Mounting
bolts for caliper half.
Tabla 3.1
Tornillos de montaje para la mitad del
freno
• Montar la herramienta de espacio de aire Par
Tamaño
«suavemente» (apretar a mano solamente).
tornillo Lubricado MoS2
• Aplicar aproximadamente 5.0 MPa (max. 5.5
MPa) de presión al freno usando un grupo Tornillo estándar
hidráulico con manómetro (la presión (DIN 912 / DIN 931 / ISO 4014 style)
levantará la herramienta del hueco de aire M36 10.9 2560 Nm
aproximadamente 7 mm). “Lubrificación" basada en Molykote - MoS2”
CUIDADO NOTA
Aplicar máxima 5,5 MPa. El montaje debe ser llevado a cabo usando
SIEMPRE tornillos nuevos. De otro modo, el
FIGURA 3.27 par de apriete de la conexión de los tornillos
podría no ser fiable.
IMPORTANTE
Si se ha sustituido el paquete de muelles, la
fuerza de cierre debería ser comprobada de
acuerdo con la sección 3.8 - Comprobación
• Girar la herramienta de hueco de aire todo del paquete de muelles antes de volver a
hasta el fondo hasta la superficie del tornillo poner al freno en uso.
de ajuste.
• Retirar la presión hidráulica.
• Fijar el tornillo de ajuste a la posición 3.7 Comprobación de la fuerza de
correcta = 128 mm mediante la herramienta apriete
de ajuste. La fuerza de apriete deberá comprobarse
regularmente con el fin de mantener el freno
FIGURA 3.28 en buenas condiciones de funcionamiento o
cuando se sustituya el paquete de muelles.
Consulte la sección 5 - Programas de
mantenimiento.
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(para dejar un margen de error en la 3.7.6 Compare la presión medida con los límites
medición). para el tamaño de freno específico indicados
en Apéndice G - Datos técnicos.
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FIGURA GENERAL
FIGURA GENERAL
3.8.2 Quite las arandelas del pistón,
asegurándose de tomar nota de la Lo ideal sería colocar las arandelas recién
orientación, preferiblemente volviéndolas lubricadas en una segunda barra para
del revés en una barra fija. asegurar que el apilado todavía es correcto.
Esto impedirá que se confunda la
orientación de las arandelas. 3.8.6 Coloque el paquete de muelles lubrificado
Los restos de arandelas y espaciadores dentro del pistón.
pueden ser quitados del pistón / tornillo de
ajuste usando uno o dos imanes fuertes. FIGURA 3.32
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Cuando una sola arandela se rompa, esto Por favor, tenga en cuenta que las arandelas
llevará a que se rompan otras dentro del / espaciadores (si los hay) están localizados
freno, debido a los pequeños fragmentos dentro del tornillo de ajuste. Asegúrese de
que se quedan en el interior y porque el que sean quitados del tornillo de ajuste, ya
recorrido de cada arandela se incrementa que si se quedaran, influenciarían la fuerza
dramáticamente. de cierre.
FIGURA GENERAL
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3.9.6 Coloque el paquete de muelles lubricado 3.9.9 Monte el tornillo de ajuste en el pistón y
dentro del pistón. carcasa y gírelo en sentido de las agujas del
reloj hasta que la superficie superior esté
FIGURA 3.37 aproximadamente 128 mm fuera de la
carcasa.
CUIDADO
La distancia máxima permitida bajo presión
es 128,5 mm desde el freno al tornillo del
ajuste.
FIGURA 3.39
FIGURA GENERAL
NOTA
Dependiendo del número de activaciones y
el motivo por el cual se ha sustituido el
paquete de muelles, se recomienda sustituir
el juego de juntas, mientras el freno esté 3.9.11 Dependiendo de como se haya llevado el
desmontado. freno /mitad activa al taller estará ahora listo
para ser montado de nuevo. Refiérase a la
sección 2.5 - Montaje del freno.
NOTA
Si la sustitución del paquete de muelles se
lleva a cabo durante la sustitución del juego 3.10 Lubricación del freno
de juntas, vuelva por favor a la sección La lubricación sólo es necesaria después de
3.6.14 y continúe desde allí. haber desmontado la mitad activa del freno
para realizar labores de mantenimiento /
Si la sustitución del paquete de muelles no para sustituir el paquete de muelles.
se llevara a cabo durante la sustitución del Al reemplazar el paquete de muelles, cada
juego de juntas, entonces proceda a lubricar una de las arandelas debe de ser
las juntas y la carcasa de acuerdo con la engrasada.
nota sobre lubricación del Apéndice C - Para más información sobre dónde lubricar
Plano de recambios. internamente, véase el Apéndice C - Plano
de recambios.
3.9.8 Coloque el pistón (2-C) en la carcasa (1-C).
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4. Solución de problemas
Fallo Causa Acción
El freno actúa lentamente. Aire en el sistema hidráulico. Purgar el sistema en el punto más
alto y en el freno.
El hueco entre la pastilla de freno y Ajustar el hueco entre las pastillas y
el disco es demasiado grande. el disco de freno.
Ahogamiento anormal en el Comprobar que todas las válvulas
sistema hidráulico ó válvula en están en la posición correcta.
posición errónea.
Ahogamiento anormal en el sist. Limpiar y comprobar tubos,
Hidráulico causado por suciedad. mangueras y válvulas.
El aceite, en las líneas entre freno Comprobar si el aceite es del grado
y el tanque, tiene demasiada recomendado y no está demasiado
viscosidad (demasiado espeso). frío.
Tiempo de frenado demasiado Carga muy pesada o velocidad Comprobar la distancia de frenado,
largo o distancia de frenado demasiado alta. carga y válvulas de velocidad.
demasiado larga o fuerza de El hueco entre las pastillas de Ajustar el hueco entre las pastillas y
frenado insuficiente. freno y el disco es demasiado el disco de freno.
grande.
Aceite, pintura o grasa en el disco Limpiar el disco - véase sección
de frenado o en la pastilla de 2.2.
freno.
Cambiar o limpiar las pastillas de
freno - véase sección 2.4.
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Aceite hidráulico
• Si el freno no está conectado a una unidad
hidráulica con capacidad de descarga o con
una línea de retorno independiente, se
recomienda encarecidamente sustituir el
aceite de los frenos con regularidad. La
sustitución puede hacerse purgando los
frenos.
• Si el aceite estuviera sucio, se recomienda
cambiarlo. Puede recoger una muestra de
aceite para comprobar su estado antes de
cambiarlo.
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◼ En conformidad con el anexo I de la directiva sobre maquinaria, se aplican y cumplen los siguientes
requisitos esenciales sobre seguridad y salud:
Sección:
1.1 Observaciones generales: 1.1.2 / 1.1.3 / 1.1.5
1.2 Los sistemas de control: 1.2.6
1.3 Protección frente a peligros mecánicos: 1.3.1 / 1.3.2 / 1.3.3 / 1.3.4 / 1.3.7
1.4 Características que deben reunir los resguardos y los dispositivos de protección: 1.4.1
1.5 Riesgos debidos a otros peligros: 1.5.1 / 1.5.2 / 1.5.3 / 1.5.4 / 1.5.5 / 1.5.6 / 1.5.13
1.6 Mantenimiento: 1.6.1 / 1.6.2 / 1.6.3 / 1.6.4
1.7 Información: 1.7.1 / 1.7.2 / 1.7.4 / 1.7.4.1 / 1.7.4.2
Esta cuasi máquina no debe ponerse en servicio hasta que la máquina final a la que se va a incorporar
no se haya declarado conforme a las provisiones de la directiva sobre maquinaria 2006/42/CE, en caso
pertinente.
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LOS SIGUIENTES ARTÍCULOS NO ESTÁN INCLUIDOS DEBER SER PEDIDOS POR SEPARADO
9 1 SISTEMA DE POSICIONAMIENTO (OPCIONAL)
10 1 SOPORTE TRANSPORTATINO
11 1 JUEGO DE TORNILLOS
EL TAMAÑO VARIARÁ SEGÚN EL ESPESOR DEL DISCO DE FRENO
12 1 JUEGO DE PASTILLAS DE FRENO
EL TIPO DE LAS PASTILLAS DE FRENO SUMINISTRADAS VARIARÁ DE ACUERDO AL TIPO
DE FRENO SUMINISTRADO
13 1 INDICADOR “ON/OFF” Y DE DESGASTE DE PASTILLAS XMM CON CABLE XM
LOS INDICATORES SON OCIONALES PERO ALTAMENTE RECOMENDADOS - DISPONIBLES
EN 30DC Y 125 VAC Y CON DIFERENTES OPCIONES DE CABLE
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3 1 TORNILLO DE AJUSTE
10 2 SOPORTE PASTILLAS
11 4 TORNILLO M24 x 90 10.9 - ZN/FE YELLOW
12 4 ARANDELA DE SEGURIDAD Ø25X39X3,4 NORDLOCK - ZN/FE YELLOW
14a 1 TAPÓN HIDRÁULICO G3/8 CON JUNTA
14b 2 TAPÓN HIDRÁULICO G3/8 CON JUNTA
15a 1 TAPÓN HIDRÁULICO G1/4 CON JUNTA
15b 2 TAPÓN HIDRÁULICO G1/4 CON JUNTA
16 1 TAPÓN HIDRÁULICO G1½ CON JUNTA
17 1 PLACA DEL FRENO CON 4 AGUJEROS
18 4 REMACHE Ø2,4X6 RH
19 4 CÁNCAMO M16
20 2 TAPÓN HIDRÁULICO G1/2 CON JUNTA
21 1 PAQUETE DE MUELLES BSFK 500
PARA NÚMEROS DE ARTÍCULOS EN UN PAQUETE DE MUELLES ESPECÍFICO - VÉASE
PIEZAS DE RECAMBIO RECOMENDADAS
SEAL KIT BSFK 500 MS
4 1 JUNTA TÓRICA
5 1 JUNTA DE DESGASTE Ø210
6 1 JUNTA DEL PISTÓN Ø210
7 1 JUNTA DEL PISTÓN Ø120
8 1 JUNTA DE DESGASTE Ø120
9 1 RASCADOR
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Piezas de recambio
490 3429-801
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Montaje
BRAKE "OFF", "PAD WEAR" **)
1. Monte el freno y las pastillas de freno - (Refiérase Indicator mounted & brake is OFF ON / OFF
al manual). Brake "Lifted" - Contact is made signal
2. Retire el tapón (BSP de 1/2”) del tornillo de ajuste. Brake ON / OFF switch is CLOSED (1-4)
3. Monte el indicador (figura C) en el orificio roscado o PAD WEAR switch is CLOSED (2-3) PAD WEAR
because NO indication for PAD WEAR signal
monte el adaptador (BSFI 200/BSFH 300-S) en el when brake is lifted
indicador antes del montaje (figura D).
4. Monte el conector M12 en el interruptor; para la *) = Brake “ON” = NO hydraulic pressure / brake released / activated
**) = Brake “OFF” = MAX. hydraulic pressure = brake “lifted”
conexión eléctrica, remítase al esquema eléctrico.
64 Fig.C
Datos técnicos 30 VDC 125 VAC +min 15mm to remove plug
Temperatura de trabajo 0C
: -40 to +85 0C 0C
-40 to +85 0C Ø40
45 (75 with adaptor)
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Min [N] Max [N] [N] [%] [MPa] Min [MPa] Max [MPa] [mm] [mm] [N/mm2]
DUAL SPRING
BSFK 520 200.000 220.000 160.000 5,5 13,5 8,57 9,43 1,60 3 3,07 - 3,05
BSFK 523 230.000 250.000 184.000 6,5 14,0 9,86 10,72 1,65 3 3,48 - 3,45
BSFK 525 250.000 270.000 200.000 5,5 14,5 10,72 11,58 1,65 3 3,76 - 3,73
BSFK 527 270.000 295.000 216.000 5,0 15,5 11,58 12,65 1,70 3 4,11 - 4,07
BSFK 530 7) 300.000 320.000 240.000 12,5 19,0 12,86 13,72 1,80 3 4,60 - 4,56
BSFK 535 7) 350.000 380.000 280.000 10,5 21,0 15,00 16,29 1,90 3 5,30 - 5,25
MONO SPRING
BSFK 520 200.000 220.000 160.000 5,5 13,5 8,57 9,43 2,30 3 3,07 - 3,05
BSFK 523 230.000 250.000 184.000 6,5 15,5 9,86 10,72 2,35 3 3,48 - 3,45
BSFK 525 250.000 270.000 200.000 5,5 15,5 10,72 11,58 2,40 3 3,76 - 3,73
BSFK 527 270.000 295.000 216.000 5,0 16,0 11,58 12,65 2,50 3 4,11 - 4,07
BSFK 530 7) 300.000 320.000 240.000 13,0 20,5 12,86 13,72 2,60 3 4,60 - 4,56
BSFK 535 8) 350.000 380.000 280.000 11,0 23,5 15,00 16,29 2,80 3 5,30 - 5,25
1) Todas las cifras se basan en un entrehierro de 1 mm. (1 mm a cada lado del Dual-spring y total de 1 mm en Mono-spring).
2) La fuerza de frenado se basa en la minima fuerza de cierre, coeficiente de fricción nominal µ = 0,4 y 2 superficies de frenado.
3) La presión de funcionamiento es la mínima necesaria para accionar el freno.
4) El recorrido del pistón en el que los límites de presión se miden – de los límites de presión nominal, es idéntico al de los valores de
presión de equilibrio.
5) Máximo air gap permitido dependiendo del desgaste de las pastillas de freno.
6) Pastillas orgánicas / sinterizadas (máximum fuerza de cierre).
7) No se recomienda para uso general debido a la escasa vida útil del resorte.
8) No se recomienda para uso general debido a la escasa vida útil del resorte y alta presión de trabajo (hidráulicas especiales
necesarios).
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Viscosidad
Rango de viscosidad recomendado: 20-200 cSt para temperatura de trabajo. Sistemas generalmente Svendborg
Brakes están diseñados para permitir una mayor viscosidad en períodos cortos.
Filtración
El aceite en un sistema hidráulico y el aceite añadido siempre deben ser filtrados. El nivel de limpieza de un sistema
hidráulico es un factor importante en la vida útil del sistema.
Cuando se rellene el tanque hidráulico, se ha estipulado que el aceite que se añada al sitema sea filtrado a través de
un filtro de de pureza off-line de 10 micras de las clases abajo mencionadas.
El sistema hidráulico, suministrado por Svendborg Brakes, incorpora un filtro de aceite dotado de un filtro de imp urezas
estándar de 10 micras. Para obtener un sistema fiable recomendamos que sólo utilice aceite hidráulico que cumpla los
siguientes tipos de pureza: NAS 1638, Clase 8, o ISO 4406, Clase 19/17/14.
Recomendamos que el filtro se cambie cada seis meses como mínimo y más frecuentemente, si el ambiente lo
requiere.
Material de juntas
Los frenos de Svendborg Brakes se suministran normalmente con juntas-PUR (PolyURethane).
Juntas PTFE (PolyTetraFlourEthylene) pueden ser suministradas bajo petición para la mayoría de los tipos de frenos.
Para los frenos de la serie BSFG 400, las juntas son de goma NBR (acrylNitrile Butadiene Rubber).
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1. Extraiga los tapones G½” (pos. 5 (2x) y el tapón G1½” (pos. 6).
2. Monte los tornillos del espacio de aire (pos. 2) usando solo sus dedos para apretar.
3. Conecte la herramienta de ajust. (pos. 3) con el tornillo de ajuste del freno.
4. Bloquee la herramienta de ajust. (pos. 3) al tornillo de ajuste atornillando los tornillos M12
(pos. 4 (2x)) en los tornillos del espacio de aire (pos. 2).
5. Conecte la herramienta (pos. 1) con la herramienta de ajust. (pos. 3).
6. Vuelva a poner los tapones G½” (pos. 5 (2x) y el tapón G1½” (pos. 6) tras el ajuste.
Consulte las secciones relevantes del manual del freno para obtener instrucciones adicionales
sobre el ajuste del freno.
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Paquete de muelles
Pistón completo
Pastillas de freno
Conjuntos de reemplazo
Orgánico SB1001 491-0007-801
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Juego de juntas
Juego de tornillos
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Hay disponibles varios tipos de indicadores de freno. Se recomienda el uso del indicador de freno con
LED. Hay indicadores disponibles con varias opciones de cable, que se seleccionan por la combinación
del número de artículo y el código o bien por el número de artículo únicamente. Consulte la hoja de datos
para obtener información sobre las conexiones y el uso.
125 VAC
490-3381-“code”
Liberación del freno & Desgaste de
pastilla de 1 mm Fig.D
Liberación del freno & Desgaste de 490-3382-“code”
pastilla de 2 mm
A
Code Cable configuration Type
936 Sin cable
836 Cable estándar 5 m - Conector en ángulo M12-5P
736 Cable estándar 10 m - Conector en ángulo M12-5P
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Herramientas - parte 2 Usadas para elevar manualmente el pistón del freno (hidráulicamente).
Juego de drenaje
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Date: 31.07.2017
Revision: B
Users
Manual
SOBO® iQ Controller
Version: 1.0.6
RELEASED
by ulla.mack
Users Manual for SOBO® iQ Controller
Table of content
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Personal Protective Equipment and safety All parameter settings have a parameter
During installation or service / maintenance short name and an index number i.e. Primary
of the braking system the service personnel speed input, with index number 3, has
must use Personal Protective Equipment reference (P-3). (See also Appendix E- HMI
(PPE). Parameters and Factory default values).
Safety footwear and working gloves; to avoid
injuries wear protective footwear, EN345/ 1.4 Original language
ISO20345 - category S3 and working gloves, The original language of this manual /
EN 420/EN388 - category 2 when working on instruction is English.
the system. All other languages are translations of the
Protective disposable gloves; to avoid original.
prolonged skin contact with hydraulic fluids,
grease and lubricants always use protective
1.5 Disclaimer
gloves - ideally disposable latex gloves or
nitrile gloves or similar, EN420 / EN374 Svendborg Brakes reserves the right to
category 3. revise this document without prior
Eye protection; when working with hydraulic notification. These documents have been
oil / pressure connections it is highly proofread for errors in translation and
recommended to use eye protection. accuracy. Despite this, technical and
Filtering half masks; during operation dust typographical deviations can sometimes
emission from disc and friction material of occur.
brake pads will occur. To protect against
exposure to particles use filtering half masks, This document is updated on a regular basis;
EN 149, class FFP2S. changes will be published in future printings.
Improvements and/or changes to the
If using solvent cleaners, carefully follow the
manufacturer’s instructions before use. described products or manual can be
implemented at any time without preceding
notice.
1.3 Safety terms/symbols used in this
manual In no event shall Svendborg Brakes be liable
To make sure you perform certain tasks for any special, incidental, consequential or
properly, please take note on the following punitive damages. This includes, but is not
symbols used throughout this manual. limited to: damage to other property or
person, inconvenience, loss of goodwill, lost
WARNING profits or revenue, loss of use of this product
Important information to prevent personal or any associated equipment, cost of
injury when trying to complete a task. substitutive equipment, downtime costs or
claims of any party such damages, resulting
ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD from any misspellings or inaccurate
Important information to prevent personal information in this users guide.
injury when working with electrical This document or parts hereof may in no
equipment. event be copied, reproduced, changed or
translated to other languages without explicit
CAUTION written permission from Svendborg Brakes.
Vital information to prevent damage to
components when trying to complete a task.
IMPORTANT
Information that should be followed when
undertaking a task.
NOTE
Terms and additional information to aid in
undertaking a task.
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1.9 Disposal
General
The operator and / or user are responsible for
the proper disposal of the brake and the
associated components.
If any doubts about the correct disposal
please do not hesitate to contact Svendborg
Brakes or your local dealer or regional
disposal enterprises for further information.
Hydraulic oil
Hydraulic oil must be treated professionally
when disposed in order to prevent pollution.
The oil must be removed from the brake and
from the hydraulic system / unit and stored in
proper containers until delivery to local
disposal enterprises.
Electronics
If equipped with any electronic equipment as
sensors, indicators or similar - this equipment
should be treated as electronic waste.
IMPORTANT
For full identification of the Controller please
note and provide this information when
contacting Svendborg Brakes:
The software version, from the HMI display
(M-001).
The serial number of the unit, placed on the
lower part of the SOBO®-mounting plate.
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2. System overview
This chapter describes the connections to the
customer system and also internal system
connections and general functionality. The
whole general system connection is shown
here in Figure 2.0.
FIGURE 2.0
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Normal state. This state includes the The HPU is connected to the control panel via its
situation, where mains supply is EtherCAT input and further equipment (second
disconnected. The brake system is capable HPU, sensor input modules, etc.) can be
of a safe stop provided it gets the braking connected to the EtherCAT output port. Please
command in time. One controlled stop can be consult your system drawing for the actual
made even in case the HPU pump is off line. connections in your system. Figure 2.2.
WARNING
It is absolutely necessary to respect the 2500
Hz limit; speed reading above this frequency
is not reliable.
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FIGURE 3.2
IMPORTANT
If the rectangle in the left hand upper
corner is green ; the system is fine.
In case it is flashing red ; the cause
must be investigated.
FIGURE 3.3
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FIGURE 3.5
NOTE
To store the parameters into the permanent
memory, the user must return to the main
screen. The brake system then stores the
parameters and goes through the Init
Then, the appropriate password must be procedure to activate the new settings.
entered via the keypad and [Login] button
pressed. 3.3 [Load/Save] (M-122)
It is also possible to click the [View only]
button to just review the parameters. FIGURE 3.9
To use the [Diagnostics] and [Simulation] (M-
132) functions, it is also necessary to login
(minimum level Svendborg Brakes This screen allows to store and load up to 8
Technician). When entering values. different settings sets [Slots 1-8] or to [Load
default] settings.
FIGURE 3.6
FIGURE 3.10
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It is not possible to load settings from empty One for the total number of activation.
[slots]. The other can be reset by a button, e.g.
between two service checks.
If the USB [Load/Save] button is enabled, the
settings file is stored to or loaded from a USB The right hand menu stripe allows going back
drive connected to the SOBO® iQ Controller. to the [Main] (M-101), [Settings] (M-121),
[Load/Save] (M-122), [Simulation] (M-132)
IMPORTANT
and [Test mode] HW (M-133) screen.
It is necessary to wait at least 1 minute after
The [Shutdown] button will stop the HMI for
the settings are saved before the USB drive
direct access to the SOBO® iQ Controller
is removed.
system.
FIGURE 3.12
CAUTION
The [Diagnostics] screen displays the status To use the [Simulation] mode, you have to
of the signals available as hardwired in the make sure that it is possible to open the
top line. These signals are a selected brakes without any danger of damage to the
subgroup of all signals available. The line machine.
below contains buttons overriding the
hardware inputs for test purposes. Only the The [Simulation] is enabled by selecting the
[Reset] button is available without login. respective HPU from the top left corned drop
down menu. It is turned off by selecting the
The array of windows shows the values of 16 [OFF] value.
input words and 32 output words available on The rest of the buttons in the top line has the
the field Bus (specifics Bus systems on same function as in the [Diagnostics] screen.
request). The meanings of the signals are The second line defined the parameters of a
described in chapter 4. virtual machine used for the simulation. It is
It is possible to display the values in decimal possible to display two trends; [Pressure]
or hexadecimal representation using the and [Speed], both showing the actual value
[Value Display Mode] button. and reference value:
The bottom line also contains two brake To reload the trends, push the [Refresh]
counters: button.
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To switch the trends push the [Switch 3.3.4 [Test Mode BUS] (M-134)
trend] button.
The [Sampling time] can be set in the FIGURE 3.16
bottom left corner.
FIGURE 3.15
CAUTION
When using the [Test mode], be sure that
opening the brakes is possible without any
danger. Do not let the pump motor run for too
long time!
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The parameters on this screen select the General figure below illustrates the progress
[Primary] and [Secondary speed input], of the [Roll Back] function.
define the [Nominal speed] and set the two
internal regulation loops. FIGURE 3.21
The other parameters set the [Sensor failure
alarm delay], the [Auto-reset function], and
[2-stage] braking in case of internal
communication loss or [Pressure sensor
failure].
FIGURE 3.19
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and must be re-set to be able to lift the brakes Figure below is a general illustration.
again.
The full torque valve can be enabled to
provide faster control of the brakes. FIGURE 3.23
FIGURE 3.22
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3.4.6 [Comm](M-216)
FIGURE 3.26
FIGURE 3.25
FIGURE 3.27A
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3.5.2 [Ramp] 2 and 3 (M-312 and M-313) 3.6.1 [Brake ramp 1 - 3 Shape] (M-411, 413, 415)
FIGURE 3.28
[Constant time].
FIGURE 3.29
The total braking time is always constant.
[Constant deceleration].
The deceleration in respective segments is
always constant.
[Fixed].
The brake system will force the speed curve
to match the preset shape.
[Distance].
The total distance for the braking ramp is
always the same. It requires entering the
3.6 [Brake ramps] submenu distance in meters and the distance factor
The type and shape of the [Brake ramps] is describing the number of rotations needed for
defined in this submenu. There are three one meter of travel.
selectable [Ramps] and one [Open loop
ramp] to be used e.g. in case of [Speed input [S-curve].
failure]. Each [Brake ramp] is defined at two The [shape] of the [S-curve] is defined by the
screens - [Shape] and [Functions]. speed at the beginning of the braking process
and the braking length (X1).
FIGURE 3.30
FIGURE 3.32
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FIGURE 3.35
FIGURE 3.36
FIGURE 3.39
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and also serves as inputs for the control 4 Not used / reserved 12 Not used / reserved
5 Not used / reserved 13 Not used / reserved
of the brake system.
6 Not used / reserved 14 Not used / reserved
7 Not used / reserved 15 Not used / reserved
All the tables is translated in Appendix C, if
ordered by customer.
Table 3 lists the Digital input functions in
IMPORTANT WORD[8].
The default FieldBus system implemented in
Table 3 - Digital inputs (input WORD [8])
the SOBO Controller is MODBUS TCP with
Bit Description Bit Description
default IP address 192.168.1.41. Any other
0 Brake input 1 8 Enable startup ramp 1
communication standard is provided via a 1 Brake input 2 9 Enable startup ramp 2
dedicated hardware gateway. 2 Brake input 3 10 Enable startup ramp 3
3 Not used / reserved 11 Machine running forward
In case the default MODBUS TCP standard 4 Not used / reserved 12 Machine running backwards
is used, it is necessary to refresh the data at 5 Not used / reserved 13 Not used / reserved
least every 500 ms, preferably every 100 ms. 6 Not used / reserved 14 Not used / reserved
7 Open loop mode brake 15 Reset
4.1 Hardwired I/O
All the hardwired I/O is 24 VDC signals. The In order to lift the brakes, [Brake input 1 to 3]
summary is in Table 1. The Hardwired inputs, and the [Open loop mode brake] must be set
FieldBus inputs and Direct inputs from the to [1]. To start the braking process, the
HMI are connected via the OR logical respective input must be set to zero [0]. If
operator - that means if any source for the more than one bit is set to zero, the priority of
input is (1), it overrides all the other sources. the ramp is following: [Open loop],[Brake 1, 2,
3] The machine running forward / backwards
Table 1 . Hardwired summary bits are used for the [No RPM alarm].
If there is [No RPM] detected and any of the
Table 1 - Hardwired info summary two bits is set, the [No RPM alarm] is
Input Description Output Description activated. The [Enable startup ramp 1 - 3] bits
1 UPS alarm input (internal) 1 Braking active are used to select one of the pre-set startup
2 Brake input 1 2 SOBO booted / OK
ramps. If more than one is set, the priority is
3 Brake input 2 3 Rollback detected
4 Brake input 3 4 Out of band
given by the ramp number. The [Reset] bit
5 Open loop braking input 5 Overspeed level 1 clears all the alarms. If the [Auto reset]
6 Machine is turning 6 Speed sensor failure function is enabled, the reset is triggered with
7 Enable startup sequence 7 No RPM detected each brake lift command.
8 Reset 8 PU failure (comm., pressure or UPS)
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4.3 FieldBus Outputs Table 7 lists the bits in the Speed sensor
status WORD.
The SOBO® iQ Output / Master control
system input array is (32) WORD size.
Table 7 - Speed sensor status (output WORD [9])
The overview is in Table 4.
Bit Description Bit Description
0 All speed sensors OK 8 PU2B CH2 Speed sensor OK
Table 4 SOBO output/Master control input. 1 PU1A CH1 Speed sensor OK 9 Not used / reserved
2 PU1A CH2 Speed sensor OK 10 Not used / reserved
Table 4 - SOBO OUT / Master control system in
3 PU1B CH1 Speed sensor OK 11 Not used / reserved
WORD Description WORD Description
4 PU1B CH2 Speed sensor OK 12 Not used / reserved
0 SOBO in Setup mode 16 Not used / reserved
1 Setup command acknowledgement 17 / Not
error
used
code/ reserved 5 PU2A CH1 Speed sensor OK 13 Not used / reserved
2 Setup parameter index output 18 SOBO state 6 PU2A CH2 Speed sensor OK 14 Not used / reserved
7 PU2B CH1 Speed sensor OK 15 Not used / reserved
3 Setup parameter value output
19 Oil level and temperature warnings
4 Not used / reserved 20 Primary speed (10 * RPM)
5 Not used / reserved 21 Secondary speed (10 * RPM)
6 Not used / reserved 22 Speed setpoint (10 * RPM)
Table 8 lists the bits in the Oil level and
7 Error signals 23 Torque setpoint (%) temperature warning status WORD.
8 General outputs 24 Pressure 1A (10 * bar)
9 Speed sensor status 25 Pressure 1B (10 * bar) Table 8 - Oil level and temperature warning (output WORD [19])
10 Not used / reserved 26 Pressure 2A (10 * bar) Bit Description Bit Description
11 Not used / reserved 27 Pressure 2B (10 * bar) 0 PU1A oil level OK 8 PU1A oil temperature OK
12 Not used / reserved 28 Pressure sensor and pump status
1 PU1B oil level OK 9 PU1B oil temperature OK
13 Not used / reserved 29 Not used / reserved
14 Not used / reserved 30 Not used / reserved 2 PU2A oil level OK 10 PU2A oil temperatore OK
15 Not used / reserved 31 Not used / reserved 3 PU2B oil level OK 11 PU2B oil temperature OK
4 Not used / reserved 12 Not used / reserved
5 Not used / reserved 13 Not used / reserved
6 Not used / reserved 14 Not used / reserved
Table 5 lists the bits in the Error signals
7 Not used / reserved 15 Not used / reserved
WORD.
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2. 6.
In the SOBO® iQ input array; To close the read/write session, the
WORD[1] selects the appropriate command. password command (999) should be called
WORD[2] provides the parameter index. again with the value of (0). That will prevent
WORD[3] provides the value for the any further unwanted read/write.
command.
In the SOBO® iQ output array; 7.
WORD[1] is the command acknowledgement It is optional to calculate a checksum for the
or error code. whole parameter block to confirm that all the
WORD[2] is the parameter index. values have been set correctly with the
WORD[3] is the value of the parameter or command (30). The value will return the
result of the command. control checksum, which is a simple sum of
After each successful acknowledgement all the WORD values with indices from 1 to
command (0) should be issued before issuing 285. It does not include the program version.
the next command. In general, if the parameters are applied to a
newer program version than they were
3. loaded from, they will be valid. Only if there
In order to read or write the selected are parameters added with a higher index
variables, it is necessary first to set the than in the older version, they will not be
correct password. By default, all the changed as there would be no value stored
parameters are readable, but to overwrite with indices above the current maximum
most of the parameters, a special password value (286).
is needed. The command for setting the user
level is (999), the index is not applicable and
the value should be set to the required
password value. If the password is not
accepted, error code (1999) is returned as
acknowledgement. If the password is
recognized, the value will return the current
user level (see table 12).
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8.
To exit the [Setup mode], WORD[0] in the
SOBO® iQ input array must be set to zero (0).
Then, all the values from the temporary
storage structure will be written into the
permanent memory area and the system will
switch over to the [Full Stop mode] and will
be available again for operation.
IMPORTANT
It is not advisable to change any parameter
with levels above USER. The parameters in
the higher levels are set during
commissioning and should not be changed
without the approval of a Svendborg Brakes
certified technician. The full list of parameters
is in Appendix D.
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In case a defined backwards movement is Once the braking gets out of tolerance, a
detected, the brakes are applied for a defined signal is given. Typically, either the brake or
time to allow the drives to build up enough HPU need adjustment or repair if this signal
torque to overcome the load. is activated often.
After that time, the brakes are released fully 18. PU communication diagnostics (M-
and the cycle repeats if needed. The number 216)
of the cycles is defined and Rollback signal is Each HPU that is configured as connected in
given. This function is automatically disabled the internal Bus system is constantly
by a Timer and/or Speed level while running monitored by means of a Heartbeat signal.
forward to prevent unwanted activation. If the communication is lost, the Controller will
send a HPU communication lost signal. The
If the maximum number of cycles is system is not communicating properly and
exceeded, the brakes will be applied with full should not be used until this error is cleared
torque. In order to lift the brakes again, it is and fixed.
necessary to give a brake command first
followed by a brake open command. In the Bus output, there is another error
If Bus system is used for communication message available - Pressure failure. If no
between the main PLC and SOBO® iQ pressure is detected within a pre-set time
Controller, there is also a separate Rollback after the brake lift signal is given the SOBO®
locked signal. iQ diagnoses this as a HPU problem.
15. No RPM (M-213) If one reads zero and the other reads non-
If the brakes are in the lifted state, one of the zero, a sensor failure signal is given. The
inputs signalling that the machine is moving cause might be momentary loss of signal in
is activated and there is [No RPM reading] on one channel and if the error does not occur
both [Primary and Secondary speed input], again after reset, the system is safe to use. If
this signal will be activated after a predefined this error cannot be reset, the system is still
delay. safe to use but reading speed from one input
only.
It means that SOBO® iQ has no information
about RPM and it is recommended to trigger In some systems, two independent speed
the Open loop ramp with this signal. inputs may be used. Then, even if one speed
input fails totally, the other one will take over.
Despite that, the root cause for this error must
be investigated and rectified. If Bus interface
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External system
1 7 .. / GENERAL / Comm / Ext. sys pressure M216
pressure
OFF ON / OFF
Torque based ramp
1 8 .. / StartUp / 1 / Torque based ramp enable M311
enable
OFF ON / OFF
1 9 .. / StartUp / 1 / Start boost enable M311B Start boost enable OFF ON / OFF
Overspeed 2
11 .. .. / GENERAL / Overspeed / Hysteresis (up) M212
hysteresis
1 %
Overspeed 2 ramp
14 .. .. / GENERAL / Overspeed / Overspeed 2 braking ramp (up) M212
activate
None
15 .. .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / No RPM Delay M213 No RPM Delay 255 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
No RPM ramp
16 .. .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / No RPM braking ramp M213
activate
OPEN_LOOP
17 0 .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / Rollback enable M213 Rollback enable OFF ON / OFF
17 1 .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / Full torque valve ON M213 Full torque valve ON OFF ON / OFF
Rollback pulse
18 .. .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / Pulse count M213
count
255
Rollback braking
19 .. .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / Braking time M213
time
1 s
20 .. .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / Cycle count M213 Rollback cycle count 65000
Rollback
21 .. .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / Deactivation time M213
deactivation time
25 s
Rollback
22 .. .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / Deactivation level M213
deactivation level
100 RPM
29 .. .. / GENERAL / Gear Monitor / Delay M214 Gear monitor delay 20 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
Gear monitor ramp
30 .. .. / GENERAL / Gear Monitor / GM braking ramp M214
activate
NO_RAMP
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36 .. .. / GENERAL / Out og Band / Delay M215 Out of band delay 50 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
1 cycle = 5 ms PU
37 .. .. / GENERAL / Comm / Heartbeat loss delay M216 Heartbeat loss delay 255 no of cycles
communicatation
Heartbeat loss ramp PU
38 .. .. / GENERAL / Comm / Heartbeat loss ramp M216
activate
NO_RAMP
communicatation
Pressure watchdog
39 .. .. / GENERAL / Comm / Pressure watchdog delay M216
delay
255 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
Pressure watchdog
40 .. .. / GENERAL / Comm / Pressure watchdog threshold M216
threshold
5 bar
Speed regulator Kp
41 .. .. / GENERAL / General / Kp Lift Speed M211
lift
5
Speed regulator Kp
42 .. .. / GENERAL / General / Kp Brake Speed M211
brake
5
Brake ramp 1 (BR1)
43 .. .. / GENERAL / Brake Ramps / 1 Brake mode (ramp type) M411
mode
(1) Constant time
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129 4 .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A Negate direction M611 Negate direction OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF
129 7 .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A Active M611 HPU 1A Active ON ON/OFF ON/OFF
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135 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A Pulse width Lift M611 PU1A pulse width lift 4 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
136 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A Minimum off time M611 PU1A min off time 20 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
PU1A pressure
140 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A P sensor range M611
sensor range
250 bar
PU1A torque
152 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A Torque DB Hi M611
deadband Hi
1 %
PU1A torque
153 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A Torque DB Lo M611
deadband Lo
1 %
SOBO inlet valve
154 0 .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1B SOBO inlet valve type M612
type
N/C N/C - N/O N/C - N/O
154 4 .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1B Negate direction M612 Negate direction OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF
154 7 .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1B Active M612 HPU 1B Active ON ON/OFF ON/OFF
PU1B counter
158 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1B Counter pressure M612
pressure
0 bar
160 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1B Pulse width Lift M612 PU1B pulse width lift 4 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
161 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1B Minimum off time M612 PU1B min off time 20 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
162 .. NOT USED Reserved - unused
163 .. NOT USED Reserved - unused
164 .. NOT USED Reserved - unused
.. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1B Also used in
P sensor range / Torque PU1B pressure
165 .. (Brake Ramps / Open loop /
sensor range
M612/M418
sensor range
250 bar / kNm tension limiter
Tension limiter) mode
PU1B lifting pulse
166 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1B Pulse Ext Lift M612
amplification
0 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
PU1B torque
177 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1B Torque DB Hi M612
deadband hi
1 %
PU1B torque
178 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1B Torque DB Lo M612
deadband lo
1 %
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PU2A counter
183 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2A Counter pressure M613
pressure
0 bar
185 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2A Pulse width Lift M613 PU2A pulse width lift 4 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
186 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2A Minimum off time M613 PU2A min off time 20 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
187 .. NOT USED Reserved - unused
188 .. NOT USED Reserved - unused
189 .. NOT USED Reserved - unused
PU2A pressure
190 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2A P sensor range M613
sensor range
250 bar
PU2A torque
202 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2A Torque DB Hi M613
deadband hi
1 %
PU2A torque
203 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2A Torque DB Lo M613
deadband lo
1 %
204 4 .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B Negate direction M614 Negate direction OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF
204 7 .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B Active M614 HPU 2B Active ON ON/OFF ON/OFF
205 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B PPR1 M614 PU2B PPR1 12
206 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B PPR2 M614 PU2B PPR2 12
PU2B balance
207 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B Balance pressure M614
pressure
100 bar
PU2B counter
208 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B Counter pressure M614
pressure
0 bar
210 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B Pulse width Lift M614 PU2B pulse width lift 4 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
211 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B Minimum off time M614 PU2B min off time 20 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
212 .. NOT USED Reserved - unused
213 .. NOT USED Reserved - unused
214 .. NOT USED Reserved - unused
PU2B pressure
215 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B P sensor range M614
sensor range
250 bar
PU2B torque
227 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B Torque DB Hi M614
deadband hi
1 %
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Speed regulator Kp
280 .. .. / GENERAL / General / Kp Brake Deceleration M211
brake decell
5
Machine nominal
281 .. .. / GENERAL / General / Nominal speed M211 1000 * RPM
speed
PU1A speed input
282 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A Speed scale M611
scale
100 %
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Connection 2-wire
Number of outputs 8
Rated lodad voltage 24 V DC (-15 %/+20 %)
Load type ohmic, inductive, capacitive
Max. Output current 2 A ( ∑ 10 A)
Chort circuit current < 40 A typ.
Reverse voltage yes
Breaking energy < 1.2 J/channel
Connection 2-wire
Specification EN 61131-2, tipo 1/3
Number of inputs 8
Nominal voltage 24 V DC (-15 %/+20 %)
Digital Inputs
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Name: DEE-DIVE-001
The Speed Signal (RPM value) is a very important The frequency is calculated by using the
part of the control system for any SOBO® - following formula:
Controller application. As the regulation of the
braking torque depends on the speed signal. PULSES PPR RPM 24 125
f 50 Hz
SEC 60 60
When selecting the measuring method several
things / factors must be taken into consideration:
The speed signal must be stable, i.e. a constant The example shows 24 pulses and 125 rpm equals
rotation speed must also give a constant RPM 50Hz which is ok.
value.
A change of rotation speed must give a Calculating minimal PPR value:
corresponding change of RPM value. To calculate minimal value of PPR you can use the
following formula:
Normally, this does not cause many problems, but
using a weak or flexible bracket for a Proximity 60 frequency
Switch or an Encoder can give a variable speed PPR
signal.
RPM
The SOBO® - Controller can handle various types
of speed sensors like, Proximity Switches and Calculating Frequency value:
Encoders. To calculate minimal value of Frequency you can
use the following formula:
Speed Channel
The SOBO® - Controller has two different speed PPR RPM
Frequency
channel at every HPU. 60
This make it possible to detect:
Calculating minimal RPM value:
Direction.
To calculate minimal value of RPM you can use the
Both sensors has to be healthy.
following formula:
Redundant speed signal.
The Controller will use the healthy speed 60 frequency
RPM
input. PPR
Frequency values
In order to detect the speed correctly the frequency
should be within certain limits.
If the frequency / pulses per revolution (PPR) are
outside the recommended limits, the controller may
regulate incorrectly or the system could be too
sensitive for vibrations.
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Mounting of Encoder
It is also important that the Encoder is mounted
according to the specifications from the supplier /
manufacturer.
FIGURE 6
FIGURE 7
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IMPORTANTE
Será necesario volver a aplicar la protección
contra la corrosión si se perdiera durante el
transporte o la manipulación.
1.9 Eliminación
General
El operador o el usuario son responsables de
la correcta eliminación del freno y los
componentes correspondientes.
En caso de duda sobre el método de
eliminación correcto, para obtener más
información, póngase en contacto con
Svendborg Brakes, su distribuidor local o
alguna empresa regional encargada de la
gestión de residuos.
Aceite hidráulico
El aceite hidráulico debe desecharse
conforme a prácticas profesionales para
evitar la contaminación. El aceite debe
vaciarse del freno y de la unidad o sistema
hidráulico, y almacenarse en contenedores
adecuados hasta su entrega a una empresa
local encargada de la gestión de residuos.
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Estado normal. Este estado incluye una La HPU se conecta al panel de control a
situación de desconexión de la alimentación través de su entrada EtherCAT, y otros
eléctrica. El sistema de frenos puede frenar equipos (HPU secundaria, módulos de
de forma segura siempre que reciba el entrada de sensor, etc.) se pueden conectar
comando de frenado a tiempo. Puede al puerto EtherCAT output. Consulte en el
ejecutarse una parada controlada incluso en plano de su sistema las conexiones reales de
caso de desconexión de la bomba de la HPU. su sistema. Figura 2.2.
ADVERTENCIA
Es determinante no superar el límite de 2500
Hz; las lecturas de velocidad por encima de
esta frecuencia no son fiables.
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IMPORTANTE
Si el rectángulo de la esquina superior
izquierda es verde ; el sistema está
en buen estado.
Si parpadea en rojo debe
inspeccionarse.
FIGURA 3.3
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FIGURA 3.5
NOTA
Para almacenar los parámetros en la
memoria permanente, el usuario debe volver
a la pantalla principal. A continuación, el
sistema de frenos almacena los parámetros
y va al procedimiento de inicialización para
A continuación, debe introducirse la activar los nuevos ajustes [settings].
contraseña correcta desde el teclado y
pulsarse el botón [login]. 3.3 Cargar/Guardar[Load/Save](M-122)
También es posible hacer clic en el botón
[View Only] para simplemente revisar los FIGURA 3.9
parámetros.
Para usar las funciones [Diagnostics] and
[Simulation] (M-132), también es necesario
iniciar sesión (nivel de acceso mínimo Esta pantalla permite almacenar y cargar
Técnico Svendborg Brakes). Al introducir los hasta 8 conjuntos de ajustes diferentes
valores. [(slots)] (ranuras) o cargar ajustes
predeterminados [Load default].
FIGURA 3.6
FIGURA 3.10
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FIGURA 3.15
El [Test Mode Bus] permite asignar valores
directamente a las salidas de Bus. Si el [Test
Mode] está habilitado, se sobrescriben las
respectivas salidas con los valores
establecidos en la pantalla. El grupo superior
tiene la posibilidad de establecer bits y
valores en las salidas más importantes. La
línea inferior permite establecer
manualmente cualquier valor o bit de salida.
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FIGURA 3.17
FIGURA 3.20
FIGURA 3.18
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FIGURA 3.22
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pastillas u otras causas que inciden en una 3.5 Submenú de arranque [Start-up]
respuesta no óptima de los frenos.
Este submenú se usa para configurar las
rampas de inicio disponibles. Con la entrada
3.4.6 [Comm] (M-216)
conectada por cable, solo está disponible la
rampa [Rampa 1]. Las tres rampas de inicio
FIGURA 3.25 están disponibles a través del control
FieldBus.
FIGURA 3.26
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FIGURA 3.28
FIGURA 3.31
FIGURA 3.29
[Constant time]
El tiempo de frenado total es siempre
constante.
3.6 Submenú [Brake ramps]
[Constant deceleration]
El tipo y la forma de las rampas de freno
El valor de deceleration en los segmentos
[Brake ramps] se definen en este submenú.
correspondientes es siempre constante.
Hay tres rampas seleccionables y una de
[Open loop que] puede usar, p. ej., en caso
[Fixed]
de [Speed input failure]. Cada rampa de
frenos se define en dos pantallas: [Shape] y El sistema de frenos forzará el ajuste de
[Functions]. speed curve para que coincida con el valor
predefinido de shape.
[Distance]
El valor total de distance para la rampa de
frenado es siempre el mismo. Hay que
introducir la distancia en metros y el factor de
distancia que describe el número de giros
necesarios para un metro de
desplazamiento.
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[S-curve]
El ajuste shape de [S-curve] depende de la
velocidad al inicio del proceso de frenado y la
distancia de frenado (X1).
FIGURA 3.32
3.6.2 Funciones [Brake ramp 1 - 3] (M-412, M- El par de frenado usado por la rampa de
414, M-416) frenado puede limitarse en ambos extremos
FIGURA 3.33 de la escala por los parámetros Torque limit
Hi (P-65) y Torque limit Lo (P-66).
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FIGURA 3.36
El ajuste [Open loop ramp] se define con
hasta cinco segmentos con par de frenado
constante. De esta forma, el bucle abierto
funciona de forma muy similar a parking
ramp. Cuando la opción [Open loop ramp] se
activa, el Controlador SOBO® iQ ignora la
señal de [Speed input] y ajusta el nivel de
presión correcto para el tiempo programado
en una secuencia. El limitador de tensión
[Tension limiter] se desplaza a la pantalla
(M-418) para configurar la Torque limiter
function.
Para desactivar [Open loop ramp]
completamente, ajuste todos los parámetros
a cero. Así, [Open loop brake input] se
considerará activada independientemente de
su estado.
NOTA
Los parámetros tiempos [Times] que definen
la rampa del [Open loop] no constituyen FIGURA 3.37
ningún tipo de coordenada, sino que son
longitudes de los segmentos individuales.
FIGURE 3.35
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Este submenú define los parámetros de la El parámetro Pulse width Lift/Brk (P-135/P-
HPU. Se pueden conectar hasta 4 HPU 122) define la longitud del impulso de
[PU1A, PU1B, PU2A y PU2B]. liberación/acumulación de presión.
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8.
Para salir de setup mode, WORD[0] en la
SOBO® iQ input array debe configurarse
como cero (0). A continuación, todos los
valores de la estructura de almacenamiento
temporal se escribirá en el área de la
memoria permanente y el sistema cambia a
Full Stop mode y volverá a estar disponible
para su funcionamiento.
IMPORTANTE
No es aconsejable cambiar ningún parámetro
con niveles de acceso superiores a USER.
Los parámetros de los niveles más altos se
configuran durante la puesta en marcha y no
deberían cambiarse sin la autorización de un
técnico de Svendborg Brakes certificado. La
lista completa de parámetros está disponible
en el Apéndice D.
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12. [Parking sequence] (M-511, M-512) Esto supone que SOBO® iQ no tiene
Secuencia de aparcamiento información sobre las RPM, y se recomienda
Cada ramp de frenado normal puede tener activar la rampa de bucle abierto con esta
asignada una de las dos secuencias de señal.
frenado disponibles. Esto significa que la
secuencia de estacionamiento se inicia justo 16. [Gear monitoring] (M-214) Monitoreo
cuando se detecta el ajuste cero artificial. de engranajes
La función gear monitor se usa para controlar
La estructura de la secuencia de frenado es el estado de una caja de cambios. Si la
muy similar a la de open loop ramp. Se ignora relación no se ajusta al rango especificado,
el ajuste de speed input y su forma se obtiene se emite una señal.
con cinco time-torque segments.
Opcionalmente, se puede activar un ajuste
13. [Rollback] (M-213) Retrotraer de brake ramp. Se necesitan al menos dos
Para evitar el movimiento hacia atrás en señales independientes de speed inputs, por
transportadores verticales, se puede usar la tanto, si no hay al menos dos HPU de SOBO®
función rollback. iQ, se debe usar un módulo separado para la
señal de speed input.
Si se detecta un movimiento hacia atrás
definido, se aplican los frenos durante un 17. [Out of band] (M-215)
tiempo programado hasta que las Esta función define la banda de tolerancia de
transmisiones acumulen par suficiente para la curva de frenado. Si el sistema tiene
superar la carga. configuración mecánica e hidráulica, puede
detenerse en el rango de tolerancia.
Tras este tiempo, los frenos se sueltan por
completo y el ciclo se repite si es necesario. Cuando el frenado no se ajusta al rango
El número de ciclos se define y se envía la especificado, se emite una señal. Por lo
señal de reducción. Esta función se general, si esta señal se activa con
desactiva automáticamente con un frecuencia, es necesario ajustar o reparar el
temporizador o nivel de velocidad mientras freno o la HPU.
se ejecuta hacia adelante para evitar una
activación accidental.
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Tabla 5 - Señales de error (variable de salida WORD [7]) - TRUE significa sin falla
Bit Descripción Bit Descripción
0 Velocidad excesiva nivel 1 8 Falla de presión
Datos de velocidad primaria no
1 Velocidad excesiva nivel 2 9
válidos
No se detectaron RPM cuando la máquina Datos de velocidad secundaria no
2 10
estaba girando válidos
Se detectó movimiento hacia atrás y los
3 11 Falla del sensor de presión
frenos están activos
Movimiento hacia atrás bloqueado (freno
4 12 Sin uso / reservado
cerrado)
5 Se detectó falla de cambios 13 Sin uso / reservado
6 Sin uso / reservado 14 Sin uso / reservado
7 Pérdida de comunicación de la PU 15 Sin uso / reservado
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External system
1 7 .. / GENERAL / Comm / Ext. sys pressure M216
pressure
OFF ON / OFF
Torque based ramp
1 8 .. / StartUp / 1 / Torque based ramp enable M311
enable
OFF ON / OFF
1 9 .. / StartUp / 1 / Start boost enable M311B Start boost enable OFF ON / OFF
Overspeed 2
11 .. .. / GENERAL / Overspeed / Hysteresis (up) M212
hysteresis
1 %
Overspeed 2 ramp
14 .. .. / GENERAL / Overspeed / Overspeed 2 braking ramp (up) M212
activate
None
15 .. .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / No RPM Delay M213 No RPM Delay 255 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
No RPM ramp
16 .. .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / No RPM braking ramp M213
activate
OPEN_LOOP
17 0 .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / Rollback enable M213 Rollback enable OFF ON / OFF
17 1 .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / Full torque valve ON M213 Full torque valve ON OFF ON / OFF
Rollback pulse
18 .. .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / Pulse count M213
count
255
Rollback braking
19 .. .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / Braking time M213
time
1 s
20 .. .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / Cycle count M213 Rollback cycle count 65000
Rollback
21 .. .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / Deactivation time M213
deactivation time
25 s
Rollback
22 .. .. / GENERAL / NoRPM Rollback / Deactivation level M213
deactivation level
100 RPM
29 .. .. / GENERAL / Gear Monitor / Delay M214 Gear monitor delay 20 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
Gear monitor ramp
30 .. .. / GENERAL / Gear Monitor / GM braking ramp M214
activate
NO_RAMP
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36 .. .. / GENERAL / Out og Band / Delay M215 Out of band delay 50 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
1 cycle = 5 ms PU
37 .. .. / GENERAL / Comm / Heartbeat loss delay M216 Heartbeat loss delay 255 no of cycles
communicatation
Heartbeat loss ramp PU
38 .. .. / GENERAL / Comm / Heartbeat loss ramp M216
activate
NO_RAMP
communicatation
Pressure watchdog
39 .. .. / GENERAL / Comm / Pressure watchdog delay M216
delay
255 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
Pressure watchdog
40 .. .. / GENERAL / Comm / Pressure watchdog threshold M216
threshold
5 bar
Speed regulator Kp
41 .. .. / GENERAL / General / Kp Lift Speed M211
lift
5
Speed regulator Kp
42 .. .. / GENERAL / General / Kp Brake Speed M211
brake
5
Brake ramp 1 (BR1)
43 .. .. / GENERAL / Brake Ramps / 1 Brake mode (ramp type) M411
mode
(1) Constant time
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PU2A counter
183 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2A Counter pressure M613
pressure
0 bar
185 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2A Pulse width Lift M613 PU2A pulse width lift 4 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
186 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2A Minimum off time M613 PU2A min off time 20 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
187 .. NOT USED Reserved - unused
188 .. NOT USED Reserved - unused
189 .. NOT USED Reserved - unused
PU2A pressure
190 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2A P sensor range M613
sensor range
250 bar
PU2A torque
202 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2A Torque DB Hi M613
deadband hi
1 %
PU2A torque
203 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2A Torque DB Lo M613
deadband lo
1 %
204 4 .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B Negate direction M614 Negate direction OFF ON/OFF ON/OFF
204 7 .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B Active M614 HPU 2B Active ON ON/OFF ON/OFF
205 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B PPR1 M614 PU2B PPR1 12
206 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B PPR2 M614 PU2B PPR2 12
PU2B balance
207 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B Balance pressure M614
pressure
100 bar
PU2B counter
208 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B Counter pressure M614
pressure
0 bar
PU2B pulse width
209 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B Pulse width Brk M614
brake
4 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
210 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B Pulse width Lift M614 PU2B pulse width lift 4 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
211 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B Minimum off time M614 PU2B min off time 20 no of cycles 1 cycle = 5 ms
212 .. NOT USED Reserved - unused
213 .. NOT USED Reserved - unused
214 .. NOT USED Reserved - unused
PU2B pressure
215 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B P sensor range M614
sensor range
250 bar
PU2B torque
227 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU2B Torque DB Hi M614
deadband hi
1 %
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Item no.: 6997-0349-001 Order no.: Date: 13-06-2018 Rev: -
Serial no.: Project no.: P1325 Created by: SJU
Path HMI INIT /
Index Bit HMI Screen name HMI Page Parameter name Default value Actual settings Unit (HMI) Note
LOGIN /
Brake ramp 1 (BR1)
43 .. .. / GENERAL / Brake Ramps / 1 Brake mode (ramp type) M411 (1) Constant Time
mode
.. / GENERAL / Brake Ramps / 1
44 .. /Shape
Y0 M411 BR1 Y0 1000 119,9 RPM
.. / GENERAL / Brake Ramps / 1
45 .. /Shape
X0 M411 BR1 X0 0 0 s
.. / GENERAL / Brake Ramps / 1
46 .. /Shape
Y1 M411 BR1 Y1 0 0 RPM
.. / GENERAL / Brake Ramps / 1
47 .. /Shape
X1 M411 BR1 X1 10 30 s
.. / GENERAL / Brake Ramps / 1 / BR1 parking sequence
64 .. Function
Parking Sequence M412 0 P1 Parking 1
select
129 0 .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A SOBO inlet valve type M611 SOBO inlet valve type N/C N/C N/C - N/O N/C - N/O
SOBO outlet valve
129 1 SOBO outlet valve type M611 N/O N/O N/C - N/O N/C - N/O
type
129 2 Full Torque valve type M611 Full Torque valve type N/C N/C N/C - N/O N/C - N/O
129 7 .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A Active M611 HPU 1A Active ON ON ON/OFF ON/OFF
130 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A PPR1 M611 PU1A PPR1 12 360
131 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A PPR2 M611 PU1A PPR2 12 360
PU1A balance
132 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A Balance pressure M611 100 116 bar
pressure
PU1A counter
133 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A Counter pressure M611 0 10 bar
pressure
PU1A system
145 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A Sys Pressure M611 120 195 bar
pressure
PU1A system
150 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A Sys Pressure Hyst M611 10 10 bar
pressure hysteresis
PU1A torque
152 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A Torque DB Hi M611 1 5 %
deadband Hi
PU1A torque
153 .. .. / GENERAL / HPU / HPU1A Torque DB Lo M611 1 5 %
deadband Lo
Parking sequence 1
253 .. .. / GENERAL / Parking / P1 Time 1 M511 1 12 s
(PS1) time 1
254 .. .. / GENERAL / Parking / P1 Torque 1 M511 PS1 torque 1 50 20 %
255 .. .. / GENERAL / Parking / P1 Time 2 M511 PS1 time 2 0 12 s
256 .. .. / GENERAL / Parking / P1 Torque 2 M511 PS1 torque 2 0 40 %
257 .. .. / GENERAL / Parking / P1 Time 3 M511 PS1 time 3 0 12 s
258 .. .. / GENERAL / Parking / P1 Torque 3 M511 PS1 torque 3 0 60 %
259 .. .. / GENERAL / Parking / P1 Time 4 M511 PS1 time 4 0 12 s
260 .. .. / GENERAL / Parking / P1 Torque 4 M511 PS1 torque 4 0 80 %
261 .. .. / GENERAL / Parking / P1 Time 5 M511 PS1 time 5 0 12 s
262 .. .. / GENERAL / Parking / P1 Torque 5 M511 PS1 torque 5 0 100 %
Full torque valve state Electrical 2 stage
277 .. .. / GENERAL / General / FT valve delay M211 65,5 15 s
time
delay
Machine nominal
281 .. .. / GENERAL / General / Nominal speed M211 1000 119,9 RPM
speed
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HYDRAULIC
BRAKE CONTROL UNIT
3000-0336-801
(1013-0128-857)
Installation and Maintenance Manual - 3000-0336-801
Table of content
TABLE OF CONTENT ........................................................................................................... 1
1. GENERAL .................................................................................................................. 2
1.1 Who to contact ........................................................................................................... 2
1.2 Safety ......................................................................................................................... 2
1.3 Symbols used in this manual ...................................................................................... 3
1.4 Disclaimer................................................................................................................... 3
1.5 Transportation ............................................................................................................ 3
1.6 Lifting ......................................................................................................................... 4
1.7 Storage....................................................................................................................... 4
1.8 How to order spare parts ............................................................................................ 4
2. INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING .................................................................. 5
2.1 Mounting .................................................................................................................... 5
2.2 Connections ............................................................................................................... 5
2.3 Before starting the pump unit ..................................................................................... 5
3. DESCRIPTION OF THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM ........................................................ 7
3.1 General ...................................................................................................................... 7
3.2 Function ..................................................................................................................... 7
3.3 Hydraulic diagram....................................................................................................... 9
4. MAINTENANCE ....................................................................................................... 10
4.1 Inspection ................................................................................................................. 10
4.2 Adjustment ............................................................................................................... 10
4.3 Checks ..................................................................................................................... 10
4.4 Function test ............................................................................................................. 12
4.5 Dismantling the power unit ....................................................................................... 13
4.6 Changing the oil ....................................................................................................... 13
4.7 Changing the oil and cleaning the reservoir .............................................................. 13
4.8 Changing the oil filter ................................................................................................ 15
4.9 Changing the air breather ......................................................................................... 15
4.10 Measuring the gas pressure ..................................................................................... 16
4.11 Recharging the accumulator ..................................................................................... 17
5. TROUBLE SHOOTING ............................................................................................ 18
APPENDIX A - DIMENSION DRAWING .............................................................................. 21
APPENDIX B - SPARE PART DRAWING ........................................................................... 22
APPENDIX B - SPARE PARTS LIST .................................................................................. 23
APPENDIX C - HYDRAULIC SETTINGS............................................................................. 24
APPENDIX D - ADJUSTING ............................................................................................... 25
APPENDIX E - ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM ............................................................................ 26
APPENDIX F - RECOMMENDED FLUID ............................................................................ 27
APPENDIX G - RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS ............................................................. 28
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WARNING
Information to prevent personal injury when 1.5 Transportation
trying to complete a task. When leaving the factory the hydraulic power
unit is always packed / wrapped to ensure
CAUTION maximum security for the product during
Information to prevent damage to the transport.
components when trying to complete a task.
CAUTION
WARNING If the hydraulic power unit has been sent by
Electrical shock hazard. air freight - please note that the gas (N2)
pressure may have been released / removed
IMPORTANT from the accumulator(s).
Information you MUST follow to complete a
task. In this case, a label (see figure 1.1) is
attached to the accumulator.
NOTE
Tips and additional information to aid in FIGURE 1.1
completing a task.
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FIGURE 1.3
1.7 Storage
Hydraulic power units must be stored
indoors in a clean, dry area. They must be
stored in such a way that they can’t be
damaged by passing or falling objects.
CORRECT WAY TO LIFT For indoor storage for up to 3 months, the
hydraulic power unit does not need any
surface treatment. For longer periods, you
CAUTION should cover it with plastic or a canvas cover
Do not lift the hydraulic power unit in the to protect it against dirt.
valves etc. - see figure 1.4.
FIGURE 1.4
1.8 How to order spare parts
When ordering spare parts for your hydraulic
power unit please refer to the specific item
number in the parts list - see appendices.
FIGURE 1.6
PU: 3000-0336-801
WRONG WAY TO LIFT
ID: 1-5000xxxxx
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2.1 Mounting
With the cabinet support bracket comes 4
smaller angular brackets for floor or wall
mounting. In each of these small brackets is
a Ø13 mm hole for bolting to the surface.
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Customer is responsible to ensure all Air in the system could also destroy the
electrical connections are made according to sealing (diesel effect) within the hydraulic
national and international regulations for the system.
installation of electrical equipment.
IMPORTANT
The device must be supplied from an Make a function check of the system by
isolated source and protected by an over checking the pressure, and the hydraulic
current device to ensure the limited voltage settings list - Appendix C.
circuit requirements according to national
and international standards.
2.3.4 Start the electric motor and let the unit run
10 cycles (pressurising/de-pressurising):
• With system pressurised, bleed the
brakes.
• With system de-pressurised, refill oil
if necessary.
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The check valve (17) prevents pressure from During the braking sequence, - if the actual
going back to tank, when motor stops. rpm is above the ramp, the pressure in the
brake is relieved over the throttle by
The accumulator (A1) serves as a pressure switching valve (26) off, resulting in an
back-up that prevents the motor from increased braking force, or by switching
frequent restarts and for Energy storage for valve (20) on, if the rpm is below the ramp.
SOBO braking in case of power-off.
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CAUTION
In order to maintain the warranty, never use
the parking braking as emergency braking,
the system can be damaged.
3.2.6 Monitoring
The hydraulic block is foreseen with 2 mini
mess connectors, where the included gauge
can be connected. One connection in port
(17) is showing the system pressure and one
connection in (22) showing the actual
pressure at the brakes.
IMPORTANT
After using the hand pump (HP) the solenoid
valve (26) must be left in open position!
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®
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Maintenance consists of inspection and The correct setting and how to adjust it
service. can be found in Appendices C & D.
All pressure control valves, flow control All components in the pump unit are pre-
valves, pump regulators and signalling set to the stated pressure from the factory,
devices such as pressure switches are but may need adjustment during initial
adjusted during the initial manufacture and commissioning.
subsequent commissioning.
4.3 Checks
The settings must be monitored By remaining alert and paying close
continuously during the initial stages of attention to detail it is possible to detect
operation and then subsequently at faults in their early stages and so prevent
reasonable intervals. them from developing into more serious
malfunctions. This is particular important
4.1 Inspection during the early stages, but also remains
important throughout the service life of the
Initial commissioning inspection is done to
pump unit.
check if adjustment of the pump unit is
necessary.
A constant attention should be kept for:
Later inspection is done on a regular • External leaks.
basis. • Dirt.
• Damage, especially to hoses and
pipes.
CAUTION • Unusual noises from pump,
FIGURE 4.1
electrical motor, valves etc.
• Proper functioning of instruments.
Accumulator
Depressurize system
Before maintenance
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NOTE
During initial commissioning all items
above are continuously monitored with
exception to the changing of the oil and/or
taking oil samples.
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Testing component
Component Explanation
position
(see hydraulic diagram) Before action Action
2, 3, 4, 16, 17, 19, 4, 20: off 4: on Motor(4) shall start and stop at the pre-set pressure signal
20, 20.1, A1 from pressure sensor (20.1).
Testpoint: 17 For a period of 10 minutes motor shall not re-start, proving all
connections on the pressure side are tight.
Pressure shall remain stable.
A1, 20, 23, 26 4: off 20: on The motor(4) is switched off or dis-connected.
26, 27: on Opening valve (20) shall pressurize the brakes from the
Testpoint: 22 20, 23: off accumulator (A1).
For a period of 10 minutes the pressure shall remain stable
proving that brakes and tank valves (23 and 26) are tight.
The brake will be released.
18.1, 26, 27, 27.1, 4: off 26, 27: off Opening valve (26) shall reduce the pressure, to the setting of
27.2 20, 23: off the back-pressure valve (27.1), the rest of the oil is dumped
Test point: 22 26, 27: on to tank through the orifice (27.2), the time can be set on
(18.1).
The brake will be applied with reduced force for some
seconds after the time has expired then with the full force.
4, 23: off 26: on Motor (4) shall start and stop at the pre-set pressure signal
20: on 4: on from pressure transmitter (20.1).
The brakes will be released.
26, 26.1 4, 20, 23: off 26: off Opening valve (26) will drop the pressure to tank through the
Test point: 22 26, 27: on throttle valve (26.1).
The brake will be applied, maybe with a little delay -
depending of the adjustment of throttle valve (26.1).
HP 4: off operate hand To release the brakes without electrical power to the motor
26: on or pump - it is possible to use the hand pump (HP). Over ride valve
manually over (26) and operate the hand pump (HP) until the brakes
ridden releases.
20, 23, 27: off After the test, remember to leave the valve free - not
activated!!
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4.5 Dismantling the power unit 4.7 Changing the oil and cleaning the
This should only be carried out in an reservoir
authorised hydraulic workshop. Ask for This procedure is recommended always to
separate information. be carried out in a hydraulic workshop to
ensure clean environment.
4.6 Changing the oil
WARNING
WARNING Disconnect all power to the hydraulic power
Disconnect all power to the hydraulic power unit and relieve all internal oil pressure in the
unit and relieve all internal oil pressure in the system.
system.
4.7.1 Remove the drain plug.
4.6.1 Remove the drain plug. The location of the drain is on the side of the
The location of the drain is on the side of the reservoir.
reservoir.
4.7.2 Make sure all the oil drains into a secondary
4.6.2 Make sure that all the oil drains into a container for proper disposal.
secondary container for proper disposal.
4.7.3 Mount the drain plug and tighten the plug
4.6.3 Mount the drain plug and tighten the plug (12-15 Nm).
(12-15 Nm).
4.7.4 Unscrew the 4 screws with a metric T-socket
4.6.4 Refill the oil reservoir to the top level mark in wrench.
the sight glass located on the reservoir
sidewall. See fig 4.2. FIGURE 4.3
FIGURE 4.2
CAUTION
Use only filtered oil of the right viscosity for
refilling - see Appendix F.
It is stipulated that the oil added to the
system is filtered through a 10-micron purity 4.7.5 Remove the motor and manifold / mounted
off-line filter unit to the following classes of assembly (25 - 35 kg).
purity: NAS 1638, Class 8, or ISO 4406,
Class 19/17/14. IMPORTANT
Lift straight up to protect the O-ring and all
4.6.5 Connect the electrical power again and start parts.
the pump. Let the unit run 10 cycles
(pressurising/de-pressurising):
• With system pressurised, bleed the
brakes.
• With system de-pressurised, refill oil
if necessary.
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FIGURE 4.4 4.7.9 Refill the oil reservoir to the top level mark in
5 the sight glass located on the reservoir
sidewall. See figure 4.7.
FIGURE 4.7
CAUTION
4.7.6 Clean the reservoir with a lint-free rag. Use only filtered oil of the right viscosity for
refilling - see Appendix F.
4.7.7 Refit the motor and manifold / mounted
assembly onto the reservoir. Be sure not to 4.7.10 Connect the electrical power again and start
damage the O-ring during this step. the pump. Let the unit run 10 cycles
(pressurising/de-pressurising):
FIGURE 4.5 • With system pressurised, bleed the
brakes.
• With system de-pressurised, refill oil
if necessary.
FIGURE 4.6
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NOTE
The 3-litre tanks only have a filter in the cap.
FIGURE 4.8
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4.10 Measuring the gas pressure 4.10.3 Mount the gas pressure gauge and close the
side valve.
CAUTION
Disconnect all power to the hydraulic power FIGURE 4.13
unit and relieve all internal oil pressure in the
system.
FIGURE 4.11
FIGURE 4.14
FIGURE 4.12
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FIGURE 4.15
FIGURE 4.18
FIGURE 4.16 4.11.4 Open the side valve, relieve the pressure
completely and remove the gas pressure
gauge.
FIGURE 4.19
4.11.2 Open the gas tank valve and the top valve to
fill gas into the accumulator.
Close gas tank valve and wait several
minutes for the new gas to equalize to the
accumulator temperature.
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5. Trouble Shooting
PU is working OK.
YES
Failure is caused by the brakes.
Brakes will not close. Brakes are free of pressure.
See section 5.2 - Power unit does
NO
not release pressure.
PU is working OK.
YES
Brakes have sufficient pressure Failure is caused by the brakes.
Brakes will not open.
(see hydraulic settings). See section 5.3 - Power Unit does
NO
not set / build up pressure.
Brakes and PU work, but
See section 5.4 - Other causes of
behave unexpectedly or
failure.
strangely.
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5.3 Power Unit does not set / build up pressure (continued) (FS)
Coupling between the motor and the pump is broken.
Motor is running but no pressure is
Defective safety relief valve or not adjusted correctly.
generated.
Defective pump or pump not torque tightened sufficiently.
Motor is running but runs backwards
Defective check valve.
after it stops.
Safety relief valve not adjusted properly or defective.
Pressure switch setting too low.
Pressure is generated but not Defective pump or tightening torque.
sufficient. Leaking valves or plugs.
If present, a throttle valve for emptying the accumulator for service is
not completely closed.
Valve between pump and brakes does not open when it should.
Try manual override - if this solves the problem, the coil or its power
Pressure is generated but is not
supply will fail. If not, the valve is defective.
transferred to brakes on command.
Check also that the dump valves operate correctly (close).
If present, a throttle valve to tank is not closed.
Valve(s) between brakes and tank does not close when it should.
Pressure is generated but is
Failure in solenoid or power supply for solenoid.
transferred to tank instead of to the
Try manual override - if this releases the pressure, then the failure is
brakes.
in the coil or its power supply.
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IP 55
4 1 MOTOR 5146-0999-026 9
3X460V 50HZ 0.7KW
5 1 TANK 6L 1200-6000-008
5 1 SEALING F/ TANK GCP06 1290-4999-001 1
5a 1 LEVEL GLASS 1231-1024-004 1 8-10
BREATHER AND FILLING
5b 1 10 MICRON 1712-1024-001 1 3
STRAINER
5c 1 LEVEL/THERMO 1232-2096-001 1 22
5d 1 TANK COVER 1220-2000-010
PISTON TYPE G-
34 1 ACCU 0.08L 260 BAR 4800-8023-003 90 4
1/2"
33 1 ACCU 0.32L 210BAR 4803-2024-001 90 4
HOSE STEEL COVERED
A2 - 33 1 0590-0999-884
1/4"X0.46M
HOSE STEEL COVERED
P-out 1 0590-0999-897
1/4"X0.6M
HAND PUMP MODUL
HP 1 6CCM, 250BAR 0350-0031-807 1 22
F/AUSTRALIA
HP 1 HANDLE LOCK N22 F/ AUS 0350-9031-801 1 22
HANDLE F/HANDPUMP
HP 1 0350-9031-001 1
N22 - CLEAR
PG 1 PRES GAUGE 250BAR Ø63MM 4012-5046-002 1
PG 1 TEST HOSE 800MM 9009-3010-008 1
BRACKET & CABINET
CAB 1 9893-0001-946
W/SOBO CABIN
CAB 6 VIBRATION DAMPER 9820-3074-008 6 22
SOBO 1 SOBO IQ CP. UPS MTS 6997-0349-001
Notes
1) It is highly recommended to have the spare parts of the marked type in stock as this may reduce downtime in case
of failure. The quantity stated is the minimum quantity recommended.
2) Mounting torque (Nm) (lb/ft = value x 0.74) for each component or bolt fixing the component.
3) Turn in to bottom and out ¼ revolutions.
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Rev. Index: A
Rev. Date: 12-06-2018
↑ = Raising
↓ = Falling
* = Set by Motor running
- = Set by Motor stopped
# = Set by timer (two stage)
Settings approved:
JKH
Initials
23.02.2018
Date
SF-CD 18 / D / 30.01.2015
www.svendborg-brakes.com
For actual information on how to adjust the settings see Appendix B - Spare parts and
Appendix D – Adjustment.
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Appendix D - Adjusting
Choose method according to Appendix B - Spare parts list.
Adjustment
Item type Item drawing/Photo Description
method
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The general temperature range for our standard ranges of products using hydraulic oil are -20°C to +60°C (-4°F to
+140°F) however the BSAK and BSAB brake series are generally approved for lower temperatures.
These are approved for usage at -40°C in wind turbines and for -30°C in other applications.
When quick brake reaction times are critical and operating at temperatures below 0°C (+32°F) it is recommended to use
the oil types listed in the Cold section as these types provides the most constant reaction times.
Extreme temperature applications may require special options. Please contact Svendborg Brakes.
Viscosity
Recommended viscosity range: 20-200 cSt at working temperature. Generally Svendborg Brakes systems are designed
to allow higher viscosity in short periods.
Filtration
The oil in a hydraulic system and the oil added to the hydraulic system must always be filtered. The level of cleanliness
in a hydraulic system is an important factor to the lifetime of the system.
When refilling the hydraulic tank, it is stipulated that the oil added to the system is filtered through a 10-micron purity off-
line filter unit to the classes listed below.
The hydraulic system, supplied by Svendborg Brakes, has a build-in oil filter with a standard 10-micron purity filter. To
maintain a reliable system it is recommend that only hydraulic oil of the following classes of purity is used: NAS 1638,
Class 8, or ISO 4406, Class 19/17/14.
It is recommended that the filter is changed at a minimum, once every six months or more often depending on the level
of exposure to contamination.
Seal material
Brakes from Svendborg Brakes are normally supplied with PUR-seals (PolyURethane).
PTFE (PolyTetraFlourEthylene) seals can be delivered on request for most of the brake types.
Note: the BSFG 400 brake series are supplied with NBR rubber fabric seals (acrylNitrile Butadiene Rubber).
www.svendborg-brakes.com
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Brazil (BRA), Canada (CAN), Puerto Rico (PRI), USA (USA). 4899-9024-003
Albania (ALB), Russia (RUS), Trinidad & Tobago (TTO), Ukraine (UKR),
Venezuela (VEN), Montenegro (MNE), Serbia (SRB), Bosnia- 4899-9024-012
Herzegovina (BIH), Croatia (HRV), Macedonia (MKD), Slovenia (SVN).
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HS35 Incremental Optical Encoder
Mechanical Specifications
The HS35 com- Shaft Bore: 1.00”, 0.875”, 0.750”, 0.625”, 0.500”.
All are supplied with insulating sleeves.
bines the rug- Allowable Misalignment: 0.005” T.I.R. on mating shaft 0.75” from shaft end
ged, heavy-duty Bore Runout: 0.001” T.I.R maximum
features usually Starting Torque at 25°C: Through shaft version (SS) = 7 in-oz (max);
Blind shaft version (BS) = 4 in-oz (max)
associated with Bearings: 52100 SAE High carbon steel
shafted encod- Shaft Material: 416 stainless steel
Bearing Housing: Die cast aluminum with protective finish
ers into a hollow
Cover: Die cast aluminum with protective finish
shaft style. Its Bearing Life: 7.5 X 109 revs (50,000 hrs at 2500 RPM)
design includes Maximum RPM: 6,000 RPM (see Frequency Response below)
Moment of Inertia: 0.019 oz-in-sec2
dual bearings Weight: 18 oz typical
and shaft seals
Electrical Specifications
for NEMA 4, 13 and Code: Incremental
IP65 environmental Output Format: 2 channels in quadrature, 1/2 cycle index gated with negative B channel
Cycles Per Shaft Turn: 1 to 80,000 (see table A).
ratings, a rugged metal For resolutions above 5000 see interpolation options in Table A
housing, and a sealed connector or Supply Voltage: 5 to 28 VDC available (see note 5)
cable gland. The HS35 accommodates Current Requirements: 100 mA typical + output load, 250 mA (max)
Voltage/Output: (see note 5)
shafts up to 1” in diameter. With optional 28V/V: Line Driver, 5–28 VDC in, Vout = Vin
insulating inserts, it can be mounted 28V/5: Line Driver, 5–28 VDC in, Vout = 5 VDC
28V/OC: Open Collector, 5–28 VDC in, OCout
on smaller diameter shafts. It can be The HS35 Dual Output Encoder Protection Level: Reverse, overvoltage and output short circuit (See note 5)
mounted on a through shaft or a blind Frequency Response: 150 kHz (up to 5000 cpt resolution; 300 KHz above 5000
shaft with a closed cover to maintain its environmental rating. The HS35 is also cpt, also see note 7)
Output Terminations: See table 1 page 65
available with a dual output option (inset) to provide redundant encoder signals, Note: Consult factory for other electrical options
dual resolutions, or to supply two separate controllers from a single encoder. Environmental Specifications
Applications include motor feedback and vector control, printing industries, Enclosure Rating: NEMA 4 & 13 (IP65) when ordered with shaft seal (on units
robotic control, oil service industries, and web process control. with an MS connector) or a cable gland
(on units with cable termination)
Special Models of the HS35 Incremental Encoder are available with one or more of the Temperature: Operating, 0º to 70º C; extended temperature testing up to 105º C
available (see note 8); Storage, -25º to
following certifications. Consult factory for details. 90º C unless extended temperature option called out
U.S. Standards Class I, CENELEC Shock: 50 g’s for 11 msec duration
EN 55011 and EN 61000-6-2 Group A,B,C & D; II 1 G Ex ia IIB/IIC T4 Ga Vibration: 5 to 2000 Hz @ 20 g’s
Class II Group E, F & G II 3 G Ex nA IIB T3 Gc Humidity: 98% RH without condensation
Class I, Div 2, Group A,B,C & D; Canadian Standards UL 12.0035X NOTES & TABLES: All notes and tables referred to in the text can be found on the
Class II, Div 2, Group F & G C Class I, Zone 0, Group IIC back of this page.
UL 13.0071X
HS35
TYPE: SHAFT BORE: CYCLES PER TURN: COMPLEMENTS:
TETHER: (Enter Cycles) HAZARDOUS
HS = Hollow Shaft 100 = 1.00” R1 = Tether Block and Pin C = Complementary AREA RATINGS:
35 = 3.5” Encoder 87 = 0.875” R2 = Tether Arm See table A on back page Outputs
X= Blank = None
Diameter 75 = 0.75” Blank = None See note 4 EX = Intrinsically Safe
Express NO. OF CHANNELS:
Encoder 62 = 0.625” NI = Non-Incendive
HOUSING 50 = 0.50”etc. ABZ See note 3
Contact factory for SPECIAL FEATURES:
CONFIG: Metric bores available SHAFT SEAL voltage options S = Special
F = Standard CONFIGURATION: VOLTAGE/OUTPUT: features specified
SS =Through Shaft Rubber Seals 28V/V = 5–28Vin/out on purchase order
BS = Blind Shaft Rubber Seal 28V/5 = 5–28Vin/5Vout OUTPUT TERMINATION:
EXPRESS ENCODERS® FS = Through Shaft Felt Seals 28V/OC = 5–28Vin/OCout SM12 = MS3112E12-10P, M16 = MS3102R16S-1P (consult factory)
Items highlighted with are standard Express BFS = Blind Shaft Felt Seal SM18 = MS3102R18-1P See note 6
See note 5
Encoders and ship in one to three days.
See Note 2 (Indicate “S” for single or “D” for Dual (i.e. DM18 = Dual)
SCS = Shielded, Jacketed Cable with cable gland seal and
T2 option is available as a standard HS35 Express Encoder. cable length in inches. (i.e. SCS18 = 18 inches)
TB = Terminal Block (See table 1 & note 9)
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These commodities, technology or software if exported from the United States must be in accordance with the Bureau of Industry, and Security, Export Administration regulations. Diversion contrary to U.S law is prohibited.
HS35 Incremental Optical Encoder
Dimensions
MS Connector Termination R1 Tether Block and Pin R2 Tether Arm
Dual Output
Cable
Termination
WIRE COLOR DA 15P CHANNELS DESIGNATED IN MODEL NO. put with dual output option. is recommended. Line Drivers source or sink current and 8. Extended temperature ratings are available in the
their lower impedance mean better noise immunity and following ranges:
(22AWG) CONNECTOR ABZ ABC ABZC
faster switching times. Warning: Do not connect any line -40 to 70°C, -40 to 85°C, –20 to 105°C and –40 to
YEL
BLUE
ORN
13
14
15
A
B
Z
A
B
—
A
B
Z
Table A driver outputs directly to circuit common/OV, which may
damage the driver. Unused outputs should be isolated
and left floating. Our applications specialists would be
105°C depending on the particular model. Some mod-
els can operate down to -55°C. Extended temperature
ranges can affect other performance factors. Consult
W-Yel 10 — A A HS35 Disc Resolutions pleased to discuss your system requirements and the with factory for more specific information.
W-Blu 11 — B B compatibility of your receiving electronics with Line Driver 9. Mating straight plug receptacles may be ordered
W-Orn 12 — — Z 32 100 250 360 420 500 512 type outputs. from the factory:
28V/V: Multi-voltage Line Driver (7272*): 100 mA For M12 use MS3116F12-10S
RED 6 +V (SUPPLY VOLTAGE)
600 635 720 1000 1024 source/sink. Input voltage 5 to 28 VDC +/- 5% standard For M14 use MS3106F14S-6S
BLK 1 0 V (CIRCUIT COMMON)
GRN 9 CASE GROUND (CG) (except H20) 1200 1500 1650 1800 2000 (Note: Vout = Vin). This driver is TTL compatible when For M14/19 use MS3116J14-19S
used with 5 volt supply. Supply lines are protected For M16 use MS3106F16S-1S
WHITE SHIELD DRAIN (Shielded Cable Only) 2100 2048 2500 2881 2884 against overvoltage to 60 volts and reverse voltage. For M18 use MS3106F18-1S
3600 3710 4096 5000 Outputs are short circuit protected for one minute. For M20 use MS3106F20-29S
Supply current is 120 mA typical (plus load current).
This is the recommended replacement for 3904R
For interpolation please specify the and 7406R open collector outputs with internal pullup
multiplied output (up to 80,000 for resistors. It is also a direct replacement for any 4469,
Tel: 805-968-0782 /800-350-2727 | Fax: 805-968-3154 / 800-960-2726 the HS35) in the model number, i.e. 88C30, 8830 or 26LS31 line driver
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able–consult factory. source/sink. Input voltage 5 to 28 VDC +/- 5% stan-
These commodities, technology or software if exported from the United States must be in ac- dard, internally regulated with 5V (TTL compatible) logic
cordance with the Bureau of Industry, and Security, Export Administration regulations. Diversion NOTE: Dual resolutions available, out. Supply lines are protected against overvoltage to
contrary to U.S law is prohibited. consult factory. 60 volts and reverse voltage. Outputs are short circuit
protected for one minute. Supply current is 90 mA typi-
cal (plus load current).