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06-B50 TECHNICAL MANUAL-ENGINEERING CPY-2009 - REED

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<strong>REED</strong> MODEL: <strong>B50</strong>TRAILER CONCRETE PUMPMAINTPAGE 14DESCRIPTION OF HYDRAULIC SYSTEMThe hydraulic system of the MODEL <strong>B50</strong> consists of three separate circuits and althoughintegrated, each is designed to perform a particular function within the operation of theconcrete pump. The three circuits utilized are:• Main Pump Circuit - It controls the function for operation of the hydraulic drive cylinderand material cylinders.• S-tube Shift Circuit - It controls the function for operation of shifting the S-tube fromone material cylinder to the other during concrete pumping.• Auxiliary Circuit - This controls the operational function for the agitator.For the purpose of making the operation of each circuit easier to understand, they are beingdescribed separately.SPECIFICS – PRESSURES• Main Pump Standby Pressure• Main System Max. Pressure• Main System Relief Pressure• S-tube Shift System Relief Pressure• Accumulator Pre-Charge Pressure• Auxiliary System Relief Pressure= 230 PSI (16 Bar)= 4000 PSI (276 Bar)= 4400 PSI (303 Bar)= 2000 PSI (138 Bar)= 1000 PSI ( 69 Bar)= 1500 PSI (103 Bar)• Main System Pressure indicated on drive cylinder 6000 PSI(414 Bar) gauge• Swing Tube Pressure indicated on s-tube 3000 PSI(207 Bar) gaugeSYSTEM FILTRATIONThe hydraulic tank has a capacity of 55 gals (208L) of SHELL TELLUS #46 hydraulic fluid.The start of system filtration begins inside the tank where two (2) magnetic type suctionstrainers are installed. The system return fluid must pass through a 10-micron filter elementbefore returning to the tank and after passing through the oil cooler.REVISION:

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