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<strong>Operator</strong>s <strong>Manual</strong><br />

DL3100<br />

<strong>Dualine</strong> ® Automatic <strong>Spray</strong> <strong>System</strong>s<br />

Installation, Operation, Parts List<br />

DL3100 r#2


<strong>Dualine</strong> series - AUTOMATIC SPRAY LUBRICATING SYSTEMS<br />

TABLE OF CONTENTS<br />

Introduction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2<br />

Typical system (Pump close to valve panel) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3<br />

<strong>System</strong> - Sequence. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3<br />

Typical <strong>System</strong> (Pump remote from valve panel) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4<br />

Central Pumping Stations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5<br />

Valve Panels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6<br />

Lance Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7<br />

SC400 Controller. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8<br />

Air Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9<br />

SC1-2 <strong>Spray</strong> Control Valves - Dimensions & Parts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10<br />

SC1-2 <strong>Spray</strong> Control Valves - Operation & Adjustment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11<br />

SC1-2 <strong>Spray</strong> Control Valves - Conversion For After Blow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12<br />

Installation Instructions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13<br />

Location For Valve Panels And <strong>Spray</strong> Lance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14<br />

Startup And Maintenance Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15<br />

<strong>System</strong> Diagnosis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16<br />

INTRODUCTION<br />

The spray systems described in this bulletin are used to lubricate large gear and pinion sets such as found on ball mills,<br />

rod mills, kilns, etc. Each systems includes an air operated pumping station, a measuring valve panel, a spray nozzle,<br />

electrical controls and a number of optional features.<br />

Gear face widths of 2" to 42" can be lubricated with nozzles and nozzle spacing designed accordingly. Since <strong>Bijur</strong><br />

<strong>Delimon</strong> gear spray systems operate intermittently they can be thought of as film maintaining devices. The<br />

electrical controls provide broad cycling flexibility as well as fault monitoring and after blow to purge the nozzles.<br />

Illustrations and specifications are not binding in detail.<br />

Designs are subject to modification and improvement without notice.<br />

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TYPICAL SYSTEM (Pump Close To Valve Panel)<br />

Figure - 1<br />

SEQUENCE OF OPERATION (<strong>System</strong> Shown in Fig.1)<br />

1. SC400 times out, opening the two solenoid air valves. The pump starts. A measured volume of lubricant<br />

discharges from each of the measuring valves to its spray nozzle. Air flows thru the air manifold to the<br />

spray nozzles, atomizing the lubricant to a penetrating spray.<br />

2. When each measuring valve has discharged once to its spray nozzle, system pressure begins to increase until<br />

at a predetermined point, it shifts the reversing valve; (Factory set @ 1500 psi)<br />

Reversing valve limit switch is operated closing the pump solenoid air valve, but a time delay device in the<br />

SC400 keeps the nozzle solenoid air valve open for a preset time period after lube flow stops. The air<br />

thoroughly cleanses the nozzles.<br />

Lube pressure in the system is relieved to reservoir by the reversing valve and alternate supply line is readied<br />

for pressurizing during next pumping cycle when the foregoing sequence is repeated.<br />

NOTE: For component part numbers, refer to fig's. 2 and 3.<br />

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SCHEMATIC - TYPICAL SYSTEM (Pump Remote From Valve Panel)<br />

Figure - 2<br />

SYSTEM DETAILS AND PART NUMBERS<br />

ITEM # PART NUMBER QTY. DESCRIPTION<br />

1 9120 1 120lb Air Operated Barrel Pump<br />

2 DR460A 1 Reversing Valve<br />

3 LD7767CA1 1 Air Control Panel<br />

*4 U623 1 Air Pressure switch<br />

5 200275 1 Lube Supply Hose Kit (72")<br />

6 200277 1 Relief Hose Kit (72")<br />

7 200325 1 Air hose Kit (72")<br />

8 U1929D (OIL ONLY) 2 2-Way Line Checks<br />

9 BY USER 1 Supply Line Pipe or Hose to Panel<br />

*10 F1194G 1 Air Regulator<br />

11 LD12361V6 1 Valve Panel<br />

12 LD9327-XXXXX 1 <strong>Spray</strong> Lance<br />

13 SC400 1 Timer Control<br />

* Note: Items 4 & 10 sold separately<br />

Refer to Fig. 3 for pumping station details and part numbers. (Page 5)<br />

The spray system layout shown in (Fig.2) provides guidelines for installations where the pump, reversing valve and<br />

controls cannot be located close to the valve panel. To assure good pressure distribution under various operating<br />

temperature conditions, two pipe supply lines are run from the reversing calve to within 30" of the valve panel. Two<br />

36" hose assemblies are used to connect to the valve panel. The size of the piping for the supply lines can be selected<br />

from the table in page 13(Fig. 15).<br />

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CENTRAL PUMPING STATION<br />

Figure - 3<br />

ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION<br />

1 9120 120 LB Air Operated Barrel Pump<br />

2 DR460A Reversing Valve<br />

3 LD7767CA1 Air Control Panel<br />

4 U623 Air Pressure Switch<br />

5 200275 Lube Supply Hose Kit (72")<br />

6 200277 Relief Hose Kit (72")<br />

7 200325 Air Hose Kit (72")<br />

8 U1929D (OIL ONLY) 2-Way Line Checks<br />

NOTE:<br />

A. The 9120 pump for 120 pound drums is recommended where solvent cut-back lubricants are used. This is to<br />

necessitate frequent drum changes to prevent drying and hardening of the lubricant. The 9400 pump for 400 pound<br />

drums is available if drying and hardening of the lubricant is not a problem.<br />

B. A U623 pressure switch (Item 4) is used to give warning of low pressure and is an optional feature.<br />

C. All Central Pumping Stations are for 120 Volts, 60 Cycle, but other voltages and frequencies are available.<br />

Electrical timing devices are described on page 8.<br />

D. The U1929D two way checks are needed only if the lubricants have fluid characteristics.<br />

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VALVE PANELS<br />

18<br />

1/2" NPT<br />

AIR SUPPLY<br />

7<br />

23<br />

19<br />

34.0<br />

.62 32.75<br />

3/4" DIAMETER THRU<br />

8 HOLES<br />

17.88<br />

16<br />

START<br />

20<br />

10<br />

21<br />

14 12<br />

12.88<br />

15.0<br />

15<br />

6.00<br />

1.5<br />

11<br />

2.5 APPROX.<br />

3/8" NPSF<br />

LUBE INLET<br />

24 6<br />

5<br />

24 6<br />

22<br />

9<br />

24<br />

17<br />

6<br />

24<br />

4<br />

13<br />

1/2" NPT<br />

CONDUIT CONNECTION<br />

3<br />

2<br />

FIGURE - 4<br />

VALVE PANEL LD12361V8 PARTS LIST<br />

ITEM # QTY. PART NO. DESCRIPTION<br />

1 4 201222 Hose Assembly with Adapter - 30" long<br />

2 1 201502 Kit - Air Supply Hose - 36" long<br />

3 1 201595 Valve Solenoid 2-way NC 3/4"NPT 50/60Hz<br />

4 8 U1732F Cover Indicator Stem<br />

5 4 DM62100A <strong>Dualine</strong> Valve<br />

6 4 201223 Hose Assembly with Adapter - 36" long<br />

7 1 F6024MD Filter Air Line 1/2"NPT Auto Drain<br />

8 1 LD9340V8P Plate - Mounting<br />

9 12 U81D3 Sleeve and Nut 3/8" tube x 3/8"NPT<br />

10 1 U101D2 Nipple 1/2"NPT x 1-1/8" long<br />

11 1 U101E1 Nipple 3/4"NPT x 1-3/8" long<br />

12 1 U101E19 Nipple 3/4"NPT x 7" long<br />

13 1 U11354 Elbow Reducing Pipe 3/4" x 1/2"<br />

14 1 U11654 Reducing Coupling<br />

15 4 U119CC Plug 3/8"NPT<br />

16 4 U204C15 Screw Hex Head Cap 3/8"-16 x 5/8" long<br />

17 8 U206K6 Screw Fillet Head Machine 5/16"-18 x 2-1/2" long<br />

18 4 U207G3 Screw Round Head Machine #10-24 x 1/2" long<br />

19 4 U213C Washer Lock #10<br />

20 4 U213G Washer Lock 3/8"<br />

21 2 U2685 Bracket Mounting 3/4"NPT<br />

22 .75' U424E6 Tubing Steel 3/8" O.D.<br />

23 1 LE9629B Pushbutton 'start'<br />

24 8 U1104B Ell Street 1/4"NPT<br />

Shown in Fig. 4 is a typical measuring valve panel(Panel assembly#LD12361V8). This panel has measuring valves to serve<br />

8 nozzles. Panels having from 1 to 8 measuring valves are available as shown in Table 1. All panels have outside dimensions<br />

of 34" X 15". The only variable on each panel is the number of measuring valves(one to eight). DM60 size measuring<br />

valves are standard on the panels, however, smaller capacity measuring valves can be supplied if required.<br />

6<br />

3.94<br />

.25<br />

1.81<br />

3.94<br />

3.94 1.81 3.94 1.81<br />

1.81<br />

7.63<br />

TABLE 1.<br />

AVAILABLE PANELS<br />

PANEL<br />

NUMBER<br />

NUMBER SPRAY NOZZLES<br />

LD12361V1<br />

1<br />

LD12361V2<br />

2<br />

LD12361V3<br />

3<br />

LD12361V4<br />

4<br />

LD12361V5<br />

5<br />

LD12361V6<br />

6<br />

LD12361V7<br />

7<br />

LD12361V8 8


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SPRAY LANCE - MODEL LD-9327<br />

Model LD-9327 spray lances described below include spray nozzles in which air under pressure atomizes lubricant from<br />

the valve panels and sprays it onto the gear face. Note that guard width must be exactly 3" wider than gear face width.<br />

Contact factory for special applications.<br />

A<br />

A<br />

U1078<br />

1-1/2"<br />

PIPE CAP<br />

B6519<br />

"B"<br />

"B"<br />

"B"<br />

"A"<br />

U922C U1104B U101B1<br />

"B"<br />

1-1/2" STEEL PIPE<br />

1.5" FORGED STEEL SLIP ON FLANGE<br />

(NOT FURNISHED BY BDI)<br />

U424C6<br />

GEAR GUARD<br />

3/8"OD TUBING<br />

Group 1 - Assembly Numbers and Dimensions<br />

ASSEMBLY<br />

PART #<br />

LD93271020S<br />

LD93271030S<br />

LD93271040S<br />

LD93271050S<br />

LD93271060S<br />

LD93272070S<br />

LD93272080S<br />

LD93272090S<br />

LD93272100S<br />

LD93272110S<br />

LD93273120S<br />

LD93273130S<br />

LD93273140S<br />

LD93273150S<br />

LD93273160S<br />

LD93274170S<br />

LD93274180S<br />

LD93274190S<br />

LD93274200S<br />

LD93274210S<br />

LD93275220S<br />

LD93275230S<br />

LD93275240S<br />

LD93275250S<br />

LD93276260S<br />

LD93276270S<br />

LD93276280S<br />

LD93276290S<br />

LD93276300S<br />

LD93276310S<br />

LD93277320S<br />

LD93277330S<br />

LD93277340S<br />

LD93277350S<br />

LD93277360S<br />

LD93277370S<br />

LD93278380S<br />

LD93278390S<br />

LD93278400S<br />

LD93278410S<br />

LD93278420S<br />

GEAR<br />

FACE<br />

WIDTH<br />

2"<br />

3"<br />

4"<br />

5"<br />

6"<br />

7"<br />

8"<br />

9"<br />

10"<br />

11"<br />

12"<br />

13"<br />

14"<br />

15"<br />

16"<br />

17"<br />

18"<br />

19"<br />

20"<br />

21"<br />

22"<br />

23"<br />

24"<br />

25"<br />

26"<br />

27"<br />

28"<br />

29"<br />

30"<br />

31"<br />

32"<br />

33"<br />

34"<br />

35"<br />

36"<br />

37"<br />

38"<br />

39"<br />

40"<br />

41"<br />

42"<br />

GUARD<br />

WIDTH<br />

4.5"<br />

5.5"<br />

6.5"<br />

7.5"<br />

8.5"<br />

9.5"<br />

10.5"<br />

11.5"<br />

12.5"<br />

13.5"<br />

14.5"<br />

15.5"<br />

16.5"<br />

17.5"<br />

18.5"<br />

19.5"<br />

20.5"<br />

21.5"<br />

22.5"<br />

23.5"<br />

24.5"<br />

25.5"<br />

26.6"<br />

27.5"<br />

28.5"<br />

29.5"<br />

30.5"<br />

31.5"<br />

32.5"<br />

33.5"<br />

34.5"<br />

35.5"<br />

36.5"<br />

37.5"<br />

38.5"<br />

39.5"<br />

40.5"<br />

41.5"<br />

42.5"<br />

43.5"<br />

44.5"<br />

NO. OF<br />

SPRAY<br />

NOZZLES<br />

1<br />

1<br />

1<br />

1<br />

1<br />

2<br />

2<br />

2<br />

2<br />

2<br />

3<br />

3<br />

3<br />

3<br />

3<br />

4<br />

4<br />

4<br />

4<br />

4<br />

5<br />

5<br />

5<br />

5<br />

6<br />

6<br />

6<br />

6<br />

6<br />

6<br />

7<br />

7<br />

7<br />

7<br />

7<br />

7<br />

8<br />

8<br />

8<br />

8<br />

8<br />

DIMENSIONS<br />

B C<br />

A +/- +/-<br />

1/16" 1/16"<br />

8" - 2.25<br />

10" - 2.75<br />

11" - 3.25<br />

12" - 3.75<br />

13" - 4.50<br />

14" 4.00 2.25<br />

15" 4.50 3.00<br />

16" 4.50 3.50<br />

17" 5.00 3.75<br />

18" 5.25 4.13<br />

19" 4.38 2.87<br />

20" 4.38 3.37<br />

21" 4.68 3.57<br />

22" 5.00 3.75<br />

23" 5.25 4.00<br />

24" 4.50 3.00<br />

25" 4.50 3.50<br />

26" 4.75 3.75<br />

27" 5.00 4.00<br />

28" 5.25 3.88<br />

29" 4.50 3.25<br />

30" 4.75 3.50<br />

31" 5.00 3.75<br />

32" 5.25 4.00<br />

33" 4.38 3.30<br />

34" 4.38 3.80<br />

35" 4.68 3.55<br />

36" 4.68 4.05<br />

37" 5.00 3.75<br />

38" 5.25 3.63<br />

39" 4.38 4.11<br />

40" 4.68 3.71<br />

41" 5.00 3.25<br />

42" 5.00 3.75<br />

43" 5.25 3.50<br />

44" 5.25 4.00<br />

45" 4.68 3.87<br />

46" 4.80 3.95<br />

47" 5.00 3.75<br />

48" 5.10 3.90<br />

49" 5.25 3.88<br />

7<br />

"B"<br />

8.0" 6.7"<br />

5.75"<br />

1.75"<br />

"B"<br />

B6514<br />

GEAR GUARD<br />

1.67"<br />

3.0"<br />

1.22"<br />

"C"<br />

9.0"<br />

7.75"<br />

1.0"<br />

4.75"<br />

VIEW A-A<br />

U1103B<br />

1/2”NPT<br />

AIR INLET<br />

1/4”NPT<br />

LUBE INLET<br />

LUBE HOSE - REF.<br />

60° 6.75"<br />

4.25"<br />

.625"<br />

Ø.75"(X4)<br />

NOTE:<br />

"S" series spray lances are shipped with<br />

round spray nozzles installed. Flat spray<br />

nozzle set is also included with each spray<br />

lance.


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SC400 MULTI-FUNCTION CONTROLLER/MONITOR<br />

General<br />

The SC400 Controller is a full featured lubrication control, offering “two plus one”<br />

functionality. The controller has the ability to operate a single pump and two zone valves<br />

(e.g. frequent/infrequent lubrication cycles) or two separate pumps (e.g. one oil pump &<br />

one grease pump). For single zone systems, the SC400 Controller also offers two intervals<br />

(e.g. weekday /weekend). The controller can activate a fi ll pump as needed to maintain<br />

proper fl uid levels in the oil or grease reservoir.<br />

Features<br />

+ 2 zone operation (for Progressive, Injector and <strong>Dualine</strong> Hydraulic systems).<br />

+ IP56 enclosure, constructed of molded polyester fi berglass.<br />

+ CE approved.<br />

+ Four supported languages (English, French, Spanish, German).<br />

+ Pump output may be powered externally or via control power.<br />

+ Valve A, Valve B and Fill pump may be powered exrternally or via controller.<br />

+ Critical Inputs accept PNP, NPN or mechanical switches.<br />

+ 500 mA of 24 VDC is available to power customer's accessories.<br />

+ Primary alarm inputs may be programmed for N.O. or N.C. functionality.<br />

+ Machine watchdog and cycle monitoring.<br />

+ Pause (standby), jog (manual operation).<br />

+ Accepts all BDI electric reversing valves and cycle/pressure/"end-of-line" switches. Refer to the following documents for more info:<br />

Technical Data<br />

Input Voltage 85 to 265 VAC, 50/60 Hz<br />

Output Rating (Line A & B) 8 amp (90 to 250 VAC)<br />

Enclosure Rating IP-56<br />

Idle Time Range 1 second to 100 days<br />

Machine Cycle Counts 1 to 999,999 Counts (30 counts/second at 50% duty cycle)<br />

Watchdog Timer 1 second to 60 minutes<br />

Monitor Time 1 second to 24 hours<br />

Cycle Counts On 1 to 999 counts<br />

Over Counts 0 to 9<br />

Net Weight 5 lb<br />

Length x Width x Height 12.3” x 9.2” x 5”<br />

Fault Relay Contacts 5 amp<br />

8<br />

+ Datasheet #35980: SC400 Controller


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SYSTEM AIR REQUIREMENTS<br />

A free air volume of V a cubic feet, calculated by the equation<br />

below, should be provided for each lube cycle. This is twice<br />

the theoretical air volume needed to operate both pump and<br />

nozzle. A lube cycle is defined on page 3.<br />

V a = 2V 1 (T 1 +T 2 )+2V 2 (T 1 +T 2 +T 3 )<br />

Where:<br />

V 1 = Free air volume used by the pump*.<br />

assume = 5.0 cfm.<br />

V 2 = Free air volume used by the nozzles in cu.ft. per minute<br />

see Fig. 9.<br />

T 1 = Time in minutes to compress lube in distribution lines.<br />

see Fig. 10.<br />

T 2 = Time in minutes required by a pump to discharge lube<br />

from the nozzles during one count. See Fig. 9.<br />

T 3 = Time in minutes for air to clean lube from nozzles after<br />

discharge. Allow 0.50 minutes.<br />

Example: Find the free air volume needed by the spray system shown in Fig.2. (Page<br />

4) The lance has six U922C nozzles. The valve panel has six valves - DM62 valve<br />

blocks. Distribution lines consist of 100' of 1" pipe. The system is to be operated<br />

four times an hour.<br />

V a = 2 x 5 (.18 + 0.09) + 2 x 81 (.18 + 0.09 + .5) = 127cu.ft. per lube cycle<br />

Volume of free air required for one hour is: 4 x 127 = 508 cu.ft.<br />

9<br />

NO. OF<br />

NOZZLES<br />

T2<br />

FOR DD5X FOR DM6X<br />

V2 (cfm)<br />

1 .005 .015 13.5<br />

2 .010 .030 27.0<br />

3 .015 .045 40.5<br />

4 .020 .060 54.0<br />

5 .025 .075 67.5<br />

6 .030 .090 81.0<br />

7 .035 .105 94.5<br />

8 .040 .120 108.0<br />

Fig. 9 - Values for T2 and V2 .<br />

LUBE COMPRESSION TIME “T2” IN MINUTES<br />

.80<br />

.70<br />

.60<br />

.50<br />

.40<br />

.30<br />

.20<br />

.10<br />

1-1/2” PIPE<br />

1-1/4” PIPE<br />

1” PIPE<br />

3/4” PIPE<br />

1/2” PIPE<br />

0<br />

0 50 100 150 200<br />

LENGTH OF DISTRIBUTION LINES IN FEET<br />

Fig. 10 - Lube compession time “T1”<br />

(based on 1% compressibility of lubricant).<br />

*The pump is assumed to be operating with air pressure regulator set between 80 and 100 psi and a line back pressure<br />

of 1000 psi (the line back pressure is usually much lower). Lube volume discharged by the pump is assumed to be 40<br />

cubic inches per minute.


<strong>Dualine</strong> series - AUTOMATIC SPRAY LUBRICATING SYSTEMS<br />

BDI SPRAY CONTROL VALVE & NOZZLE ASSEMBLIES<br />

APPLICATION: SC1-2 spray control valves are used on manually operated spray systems, automatic gear spray systems<br />

on shovels and drag lines, and on older gear spray panels.<br />

COMPONENT ASSEMBLIES<br />

1. SC1 Series spray control valve<br />

1-3/32”<br />

21/64”(X2)<br />

(identical for all assemblies)<br />

1-3/8”<br />

1-3/8”<br />

1/2”<br />

1”<br />

2<br />

1<br />

3/8”<br />

1” 1”<br />

2”<br />

1/2”<br />

1-3/4”<br />

1/2”<br />

2-3/4”<br />

3-27/32”<br />

11/16” TO CENTERLINE<br />

OF 1/4”NPTF LUBE UNIT<br />

HOW TO ORDER EXAMPLES:<br />

A. <strong>Spray</strong> nozzle setup if known: One SC1-2 spray control valve with spray nozzle setup.<br />

(Specify correct spray nozzle setup, whether U943A, C or F.)<br />

B. SC1-2 w/After Blow: Order P.N. SPR13241B (Order U943 separately)<br />

C. <strong>Spray</strong> nozzle setup:<br />

1. U943A - for light oil.<br />

2. U943C - for oil or grease - recommended for most spray applications.<br />

3. U943F - used when flat spray pattern is desired such as spraying wire rope.<br />

SC1-2 SPRAY CONTROL VALVE WITH<br />

U943 SPRAY NOZZLE SET-UP<br />

ITEM # PART NO. DESCRIPTION<br />

*1 N/A Valve Body<br />

*2 N/A Piston<br />

3 SC110061 Spring-Piston Stop<br />

4 SC110072 Air Check Valve Assy.<br />

**5<br />

Check Valve Body<br />

**6<br />

N/A<br />

Lock Nut<br />

**7 Spring<br />

**8 Quad Ring<br />

9 U204B6 5/16-18 x 1-3/4 Cap Scr.<br />

10 U213F 5/16 Lockwasher<br />

11 U219B 5/16-18 Hex Nut<br />

12 U230D 5/16" Check Ball<br />

19<br />

13 U943 <strong>Spray</strong> Nozzle Set Up<br />

20<br />

14 U1204D 7/16-20 Dr. Ret. Scr.<br />

13<br />

15 U1305G 7/16" Copper Washer<br />

18<br />

16 U1522D Closure Plug<br />

21<br />

17 U1526 Ball Retainer<br />

*Items 1 & 2 shown for reference only - not for resale.<br />

**Items must be purchased in item#4.<br />

U-943 SPRAY NOZZLE SET-UP<br />

10<br />

2. U943 spray nozzle setup<br />

(model selected depends on lubricant<br />

and application)<br />

NOTE:<br />

SC1-2 spray control valve and U943 spray<br />

nozzles are sold separately. Must purchase<br />

individually.<br />

ITEM<br />

U943A<br />

PART NO.<br />

U943C U943F<br />

NAME<br />

18 UX943A1 UX943C1 UX943C1 Fluid Nozzle<br />

19 UX943A2 UX943C2 UX943F2 Air Nozzle<br />

20 UX943A3 UX943A3 UX943A3 Hex Retainer<br />

21 UX943A4 UX943A4 UX943A4 Gasket<br />

5<br />

14<br />

7<br />

6 4<br />

17<br />

12<br />

8<br />

3<br />

2<br />

1<br />

15<br />

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BDI SPRAY CONTROL VALVE & NOZZLE ASSEMBLY<br />

HOW TO ADJUST MODEL SC1 SPRAY CONTROL VALVES<br />

SC1 valves are factory adjusted to function properly with NLGI #0 consistency lubricant. If other lubricants are used,<br />

the following adjustment may be needed to improve atomization or to eliminate nozzle burping at the start and end of<br />

the lube cycle.<br />

1. Pump to 1000 psi on the pressure gauge. Relieve system with the pump solenoid valve and then loosen locknut<br />

(item 6, page 10) at the air inlet and turn check valve body (5) clockwise until air slows thru spray nozzle (13).<br />

Finally turn check valve body counterclockwise until no air escapes.<br />

2. Repeat "1" several times if needed for good atomization. Then tighten locknut. Caution: To prevent a change in<br />

setting, hold check body firmly while tightening locknut.<br />

HOW SPRAY CONTROL VALVE & NOZZLE ASSEMBLIES OPERATE<br />

1. Lube under pressure fl ows thru port A into chamber<br />

B causing piston D to move toward ball E. this both<br />

unseats the ball and opens a port from chamber B to<br />

passage G.<br />

2. Air fl ows past ball E thru passage F and lube fl ows<br />

thru passage G. They meet in air nozzle H and produce<br />

a spray. Removal of the air nozzle will only produce a<br />

more concentrated spray.<br />

11<br />

H<br />

ASSEMBLY NOTES<br />

F<br />

G<br />

C<br />

E<br />

1/8” DIA.<br />

STEM<br />

THIS END<br />

When assembling an SC1 valve, install large (1/8" dia.) end of piston D toward ball as shown in figure.<br />

SCI PERFORMANCE DIAGNOSIS - (Valve fails to operate properly)<br />

Cause Repair<br />

1. Insuffi cient air supply. 1. Check pressure - should be 80psi minimum<br />

(not less than 60 psi during spray cycle)<br />

2. Incorrect setting of air control valve. 2. Re-adjust - see above for details.<br />

3. Clogged spray nozzle. 3. Wash with solvent and reassemble.<br />

4. Clogged spray control. 4. Remove pilot piston and clean it and the piston bore<br />

with solvent. Reassemble.<br />

D<br />

B<br />

A


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SCI CONVERSION - TO PROVIDE AFTER BLOW<br />

(FOR EXISTING SPRAY PANELS EQUIPPED WITH SC1 VALVES)<br />

STAINLESS<br />

STEEL BODY<br />

LUBRICANT<br />

SOCKET SET SCREW<br />

5/16”-18 X 5/16” LG.<br />

(LOCTITE THREADS)<br />

.257” DRILL<br />

5/16”-18 TAP<br />

AIR<br />

LUBE CROSSPORT<br />

TO NOZZLE<br />

FIGURE - 14<br />

12<br />

FLUID<br />

NOZZLE<br />

HEX<br />

RETAINER<br />

AIR NOZZLE<br />

(MUST ORDER<br />

SEPARATELY)<br />

AIR RELEASE<br />

VALVE BODY<br />

AIR ENTRY PORT<br />

TO NOZZLE<br />

JAMB<br />

NUT<br />

NOTES<br />

Existing spray panels equipped with SC1-2 spray control valves can be upgraded to incorporate after blow by employing<br />

the following procedure:<br />

1. Remove items (shown on page 10) numbers 2, 3, 8, 12, 17, 7 and 14.<br />

2. Drill piston bore .257" then tap 5/16"-18.<br />

3. Insert 5/16"-18 x 5/16" long set screw coated with Loctite thread locker.<br />

4. Insert solenoid air shut-off valve in air line to nozzles and wire in parallel with air operated barrel pump.<br />

5. Install time delay relay in control circuit to provide approximately 60 seconds after blow.<br />

CAN ORDER SC1-2 WITH AFTER BLOW FROM BDI. PART # SPR13241B. MUST ORDER AIR NOZZLE SEPARATELY(SEE PG 10)


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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS<br />

INSTALLATION<br />

1. Pump Close To Valve Panel (See Page 3): In most installations of this type, hoses are used to make all air and<br />

lubricant connections. Hose lengths must be adequate to allow movement of the pump during lubricant drum<br />

changes.<br />

Clean inside of hoses thoroughly before installing to remove foreign material. Tighten all hose connections<br />

securely using a thread lubricant and sealant.<br />

2. Pump Remote From Valve Panel (See Page 4): Hoses are used to connect the air line to the pump and the pump<br />

to the reversing valve. Pipe is run from the reversing valve to within 30" of the valve panel with the final<br />

connection to the valve panel made with hose assemblies.<br />

Pipe size selection is important, as it will affect the operating pressure of the system. For guidance in selecting<br />

proper pipe size, see pipe sizing table in Figure 15.<br />

Pipe Sizing Table - Fig. 15<br />

(Pump Remote From Valve Panel)<br />

PIPE SIZE<br />

50° - 90°<br />

OPERATING TEMPERATURE (°F)<br />

32° - 50° 0° - 32°<br />

1/2 60 FT. 40 FT. 20 FT.<br />

3/4 - 60 FT. 30 FT.<br />

1 - - 40 FT.<br />

NOTE: Longer lengths and larger diameter pipe is not recommended due to the fact that the compressed volume<br />

of lubricant, within a pipe, causes the valve manifold to cycle after the pump shuts down. This can result in<br />

excessive consumption of lubricant and/or cause the SC400 control to fault.<br />

Clean pip thorougly before installation to remove all scale, chips, dirt and burrs. Install pipe in protected<br />

locations and firmly clamp in place. Pipe threads should be cut clean and free of burrs. Use a good thread<br />

lubricant and sealant. Use 3000 pound forged steel fittings and schedule 80 pipe. Pull all connections tight.<br />

3. For valve panel and spray lance locations - see page 14.<br />

4. The Lubricant: High quality open gear lubricants are readily available that can be pumped and sprayed at low<br />

temperatures without requiring heat. Be sure that the lubricant selected will remain pumpable at the minimum<br />

operating temperature that will be encountered.<br />

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INSTALLATION & LAYOUT<br />

INSTALLATION<br />

LOCATION FOR VALVE PANEL LD12361 AND SPRAY LANCES LD9327 AS SHOWN IN FIGS. 16 & 17.<br />

GEAR<br />

1-7/32”<br />

ANGLE OF<br />

SPRAY<br />

30° +/- 10°<br />

SPRAY LANCE LD9327<br />

8” +/- 1/2”<br />

SPRAY LANCE LD9327<br />

GEAR GUARD<br />

GEAR PITCH CIRCLE<br />

30° +/- 10°<br />

SPRAY<br />

PATTERN<br />

CENTERLINE<br />

FIGURE - 17<br />

14<br />

SPRAY LANCE LD9327<br />

FIGURE - 16<br />

PITCH CIRCLE - GEAR<br />

GEAR TOOTH<br />

CENTERLINE<br />

PITCH CIRCLE - PINION<br />

GEAR GUARD<br />

GEAR GUARD<br />

30° +/- 10°<br />

8” +/- 1/2”<br />

8” +/- 1/2”<br />

CENTERLINE<br />

SPRAY<br />

PATTERN<br />

GEAR GUARD<br />

1-7/32”


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START UP AND MAINTENANCE<br />

START UP PROCEDURE<br />

1. Program the SC400 controller in accordance with instructions given.<br />

2. Fill air line lubricator with light oil (SAE #10).<br />

3. Adjust pump air regulator to obtain 1800 psi pump line pressure.<br />

4. The DR4 reversing valve is set to reverse at 1500 psi at the factory.<br />

5. Set the air regulator for the spray nozzles to 60 - 80 psi. Re-adjust for best spray.<br />

6. To fi ll the two main supply lines to the measuring valves:<br />

a) Remove the pipe plugs from the last measuring valve.<br />

b) Start pump by pressing SC400 manual/reset button.<br />

c) Bleed (1) pint of lubrication from line 1 at the last measuring valve.<br />

d) Stop pump by pressing SC400 manual/reset button again.<br />

e) Insert pipe plug in last measuring valve (line that was purged).<br />

f) Start the pump again. Pressure will build up to operate the reversing valve.<br />

g) Follow steps c, d, and e for purging supply line 2.<br />

7. After purging both suply lines, the system is ready to operate. Cycle the system manually until the spray<br />

nozzles are operating properly and the gear face is being completly covered with lubricant.<br />

8. Coat the entire gear face (all teeth) with lubricant before starting up the mill.<br />

MAINTENANCE<br />

A. Too much water in the air fi lter drain bowl on the air control panel will make the fi lter ineffective and water will<br />

enter the pump. Empty it regularly, a drain cock is provided. If moisture in the air supply line requires frequent<br />

draining of the air fi lter we suggest installing automatic drain assembly.<br />

B. Be sure lube container has plenty of lubricant. Pumping from an empty drum may force air into system, causing<br />

diffi culty in building pressure.<br />

C. Use clean lubricant. Foreign matter might clog valve manifold.<br />

D. Keep line stainers clean. These are usually installed in the line leading to the valve manifold. Establish regular<br />

intervals for this service.<br />

E. Inspect entire system regularly including hose (replace if damaged), connections (they should be tight), and<br />

the gear (see that the teeth are being properly lubricated). Check spray pattern frequently by inserting a<br />

piece of cardboard in front of the spray nozzles while the system is operating. Complete coverage of the gear<br />

face is important.<br />

F. Completely clean the system with a fl ushing solvent every year or two to extend its life.<br />

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TROUBLE SHOOTING<br />

A. Pump doesn't operate*<br />

SYSTEM DIAGNOSIS<br />

CONDITION CAUSE REMEDY<br />

B. Pump operates but doesn't build<br />

pressure.<br />

C. Manifold valve indicator doesn't<br />

operate.<br />

1. Insuffi cient air supply. 1. Adjust air pressure to 40/50 psi.<br />

2. Timer control failing to operate<br />

solenoid shut-off.<br />

3. Lubricant has hardened in drum.<br />

16<br />

2. Check wiring of system timer according<br />

to instructions and SC400<br />

controller. Also check timer for<br />

proper programming.<br />

3. Use smaller sized drums - diluent<br />

in some lubricants tends to evaporate<br />

causing lubricant to harden.<br />

1. Reservoir empty.<br />

1. Check and renew lubricant supply.<br />

Purge air from lines.<br />

2. Broken line. 2. Repair or replace as necessary.<br />

3. Air in system.<br />

3. Bleed lines and valves as described<br />

on page 15.<br />

1. Lack of pressure. 1. Repair - see condition B.<br />

2. Incorrect operation of reversing<br />

valve..<br />

3. Dirt in <strong>Dualine</strong> measuring valve.<br />

2. Check valve condition by "shortcircuiting"<br />

it with two 3/8" pipe plugs<br />

installed in reversing valve discharge<br />

ports. Start air-operated barrel<br />

pump, and reversing valve will oscillate<br />

if properly adjusted for type of<br />

system. Clean any strainer in lines<br />

every six months.<br />

3. Remove inlet bore plugs and piston.<br />

Clean bore by pouring solvent through<br />

it. Clean piston and re-assemble.<br />

4. Locate obstruction, remove line<br />

4. Plugged discharge line.<br />

and blow clean, or replace faulty section.<br />

*For more information on the air operated barrel pump, see Data Sheet # 35993.


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