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Absolute, Non-Contact Position Sensors
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Page 1: Installation Manual
Temposonics ® Absolute, Non-Contact Position Sensors MH Series Temposonics MH / MS / MT ® Document Part Number 551289 Revision C Installation Manual Observe the propietary notice according to ISO 16016. Unless explicitly permitted, distribution and reproduction of this document as well as utilization and communication of its contents are prohibited. -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. Safety and operation instructions............................ 2. Product description and technology..........................3. Space requirements - conditions, design 3.1 Dimensions, tolerances..............................3.2 Chamfered edge for insertion............................3.3 Pistion rod bore and depth.............................. 3.4 CAD-data, download................................ 3.5 Installing the magnet............................... 3.5.1 Magnet with 2 distant washers........................3.5.2 Magnet with 1 distant washer........................ -
Page 3: Safety And Operation Instructions
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 1. Safety operating instructions Before starting the sensors operation, please, read this documentation carefully and follow the safety instructions. This technical documentation provides information on the mechanical installation of Temposonics sensors by qualified personnel* or trained ®... -
Page 4: Product Description And Technology
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 2. Product description and technology Temposonics sensors can be used in versatile mobile machines without any restriction and replace contact-based linear sensors like poten- ® tiometers. Highly dynamic systems are controlled safely by means of Temposonics sensors, thus enhancing the productivity, availability and ®... -
Page 5: Space Requirements - Conditions, Design
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 3. Space requirements - conditions, design 3.1 Dimensions, tolerances Installation, housing Installation space Type Ø cylinder Ø min. Depth Ø min. Depth 28H7 screwed 32 mm 26.8 mm 23.5 mm < 25 mm + 0.2 28G7 welded 48H8 screwed >... -
Page 6: Chamfered Edge For Insertion
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 3.2 Chamfered edge for insertion For correct and easy sensor mounting in the cylinder, a chamfered edge as shown in the drawing is required. To avoid damaging the O-ring during installation, the radius at the transition from borehole to chamfered edge must be R0.6 - R1. Without this radius, there would be a sharp edge, which could damage the O-ring. -
Page 7: Installing The Magnet
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 3.5 Installing the magnet Use only distance washers of non-magnetic materials such as polyamide or aluminum. We recommend securing the magnet by means of a spring washer and a retainer. If these parts are of non-magnetic stainless steel, the second distance washer is not required (see section 3.5.2). 3.5.1 Magnet with 2 distant washers Ø... -
Page 8: Installing The Magnet
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 3.5.3 Installing the magnet M Magnet Description 401 032 400 533 201 542-2 Ø Borehole diameter 17.5 25.5 +0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 d Depth 13.0 + 0.1 1 Distant washer 18.0 + 0.1 2 Distant washers S Distant washer 17.4... -
Page 9: Supporting Long Sensor Pipes, Sagging
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 3.7 Supporting long sensor pipes, sagging From a sensor measuring length of 1500 mm, the weight of the sensor can cause sagging of the sensor rod in horizontal cylinder mounting posi- tion. Sagging does not affect the sensor function, since the sensor pipe is damped by the surrounding oil and lubricated when contacting the piston rod. -
Page 10: Mounting
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 4. Mounting 4.1 Positioning of O- and backup rings O-ring and backup ring have been fitted at the factory as shown in the figure. Backup ring O-ring Oil pressure 4.2 Load-bearing geometries of sensor housings Only the surfaces marked in green may be loaded when mounting the sensor in the cylinder. -
Page 11: Mounting In The Cylinder
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 4.3 Mounting in the cylinder Lubricate O-ring and backup ring before mounting in the cylinder. Push the sensor into the seat carefully. Make sure that conductors or cables are not under strain. Use an individually prepared bush (e.g. polyamide) to press the sensor into the seat. - Page 12 Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual If necessary, use only a rubber mallet to hammer the sensor in position carefully. Never use a steel hammer. Don‘t subject the sensor and the tools to hard strokes during installation.
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Page 13: Handling Connection Cables During Mounting
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 4.4. Handling connecting cables during mounting When mounting, take the connecting cables through the cylinder wall carefully. Avoid tensile stress acting on the connecting cable. Never expose the connecting cable to tensile stress and protect it against sharp edges, which might damage the insulation of the connecting cables! -
Page 14: Mounting Sensors Using A Temposonics ® M12 Connector System
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 4.5 Mounting sensors using a Temposonics M12 connector system ® The Temposonics M12 connector system is connected to the sensor and ready for installation. After installation in the cylinder and inserting the ® mating plug, it meets the high requirements of protection class IP68 and IP69K. Soldering, screwing or crimping is not necessary. The risk of con- tact faults, corrosion of contacts and faulty connection is also omitted. - Page 15 Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual Apply lubricant for O-rings and press the flange plate into the borehole in the cylinder wall. Fasten the flange plate using screws or rivets according to the list given below. The dimensions of screws for mounting the flange plate should be selected so that they don‘t collide with the lock nuts of the connected mating plugs.
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Page 16: Mounting Sensors With Cable Or Single Conductor Connection
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 4.7 Mounting sensors with cable or single conductor connection Temposonics sensors are protected according to IP67 (MH) or IP65 (MS, MT). To further minimize the ingress of water into the sensor housing, ® important aspects should be taken into account when sealing the sensor as well as the cable or conductor connection. 4.7.1 Mounting sensors with cable connection and cable gland Sensors with cable connection should be mounted using an (ideally Cable gland... -
Page 17: Cylinder Handling After Sensor Installation
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 5. Cylinder handling after sensor installation 5.1 Washing and drying cylinders with installed sensors Frequently, hydraulic cylinders are washed or degreased before painting. For this purpose, various chemical and/or thermal methods are used, whereby cleaning agents are sprayed onto the components under high pressure up to 50 bar. During this procedure, the following measures relat- ing to polyurethane (PUR) connecting cables and plug-in connections must be taken. -
Page 18: Painting Of Cylinders
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 5.2 Painting cylinders 5.2.1 Electrostatic painting Sometimes, various dry and wet methods implying the application of paint to the component surface using electrostatic charge to paint cylinders are used. These methods employ very high voltages up to 100 kV, which can damage the electronics of Temposonics position measuring systems. -
Page 19: Cylinders With Integrated Sensors And Temposonics ® M12 Connector System
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 5.2.2 Cylinders with integrated sensors and Temposonics M12 connector system ® When using dry or powder painting methods for cylinders, powder is applied to the component surface by means of static charge. These methods employ very high voltages that can damage the electronics of Temposonics position measuring systems integrated in the cylinders. -
Page 20: Transport, Intermediate Storage
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 6. Transport, intermediate storage When transporting the cylinders, make sure that the cables and connectors are not under tensile stress. When handling/storing carelessly, connec- tors and cables can be squeezed easily between stacked cylinders. Moreover, it is necessary to encapsulate the connections or exposed cable ends using an antistatic bag. -
Page 21: Electrostatic Effects
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 6.3 Electrostatic effects Electrostatic charge is caused due to friction and separation of charge. This phenomenon is widely known and can be produced e.g. by carpets or car seats. Mostly, the charge is noticed only in the event of discharge, when the associated „shock“ occurs. The voltages due to electrostatic discharge can have very high values, for example: Walking over carpet floors up to 30,000 V... -
Page 22: Drawings
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 7. Drawings 7.1 Dimensions of Temposonics MH Sensor with M12 connector (901490) ® Please pay attention to actual data sheets! -
Page 23: With Single Wires
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual Dimensions of Temposonics MH Sensor with single wires (901489) ®... -
Page 24: With Cable
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual Dimensions of Temposonics MH Sensor with cable (901500) ®... -
Page 25: With Cable (Till 03.2011)
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual Dimensions of Temposonics MH Sensor with cable (till 03.2011), (901501) ®... -
Page 26: With M12 Connector System
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 7.2 Dimensions of Temposonics MS Sensor with M12 connector ®... -
Page 27: With Single Wires
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual Dimensions of Temposonics MS Sensor with single wires ®... -
Page 28: With Cable
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual Dimensions of Temposonics MS Sensor with cable ®... -
Page 29: With M12 Connector System
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 7.3 Dimensions of Temposonics MT Sensor with M12 connector (901479) ®... -
Page 30: With Single Wires
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual Dimensions of Temposonics MT Sensor with single wires (901497) ®... -
Page 31: With Cable
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual Dimensions of Temposonics MT Sensor with cable (901499) ®... -
Page 32: Dimensions Of Sensor Magnets (Position Transducer)
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 7.4 Dimensions of sensor magnets (position transducers) Ringmagnet part no. 401032 Ringmagnet part no. 400533 Ringmagnet part no. 201542-2 17.4 mm 25.4 mm 33 mm 13.5 mm 13.5 mm 13.5 mm 8 mm 8 mm 8 mm Max. -
Page 33: Mounting Sensors Using Temposonics ® M12 Connector System (Flange)
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 7.5 Mounting sensors using Temposonics M12 connector system (flange) ® All dimensions in mm... -
Page 34: Dimensions Of Turned Parts Made Of M12 Round Material
Temposonics MH Series ® Installation Manual 7.6 Dimensions of turned parts made of M12 round material Knurl DIN 82-RAA 0,8 12 ± 0.2 10.3 -0.3 E-E ( 5 : 1 ) 1.3 - 0 0.2 4 ± 0.2 0.55 X 45° Chamfer Material: Brass or copper 0.3 X 45°... - Page 36 Document Part Number: 551289 Revision C (EN) MTS and Temposonics are registered trademarks of MTS Systems Corporation. All other trademarks are ® the property of their respective owners. Printed in Germany. Copyright © 2013 MTS Sensor Technologie GmbH & Co. KG. Alterations reserved. All rights reserved in all media.