Groeneveld TWIN General Manual page 54

TWIN General Manual
54 Explanatory word list
Automatic greasing
system
Control unit
Cycle-time
Metering unit
Distribution block
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Greasing cycle
Greasing point
Pause phase
Pressure decrease
phase
Primary grease line
Pumping phase
Re-grease phase
Reader unit
Secondary grease line
Twin greasing system
A system that provides sufficient grease to the
connected greasing points of a vehicle or machine
automatically, without the assistance of a driver.
The 'brain' of the greasing system that steers,
regulates and checks the course of the greasing
cycles.
The time that passes from the beginning of one
pumping phase to the beginning of the next.
The metering unit determines the amount of grease
that is distributed per greasing cycle and per
greasing point.
A distribution block on which various metering units
can be mounted.
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The unit with which the system and program
parameters of the TWIN and TriPlus greasing
systems can be programmed, adjusted and viewed.
Cycle that consists of the following phases: pumping
phase, (re-grease phase), pressure decrease phase
and pause phase.
A part of the machine or the vehicle supplied with
grease by the greasing system.
The period in which the greasing system is at rest.
For a Twin greasing system this is the period that
follows the pressure decrease phase.
The period in which the grease pressure decreases.
A grease line between the grease pump and the
distribution blocks or between the distribution
blocks themselves.
The period during which the grease pump brings
the pressure in the greasing system to a certain
pressure level and grease is brought to the greasing
points.
The period after the pumping phase in which the
system is held at a certain pressure. This phase
occurs only in a Twin greasing system.
An apparatus with which the electronic time switch
of a single-line system can be programmed and
read.
A grease line between the metering units and the
greasing points.
A greasing system, suitable for greases with a
higher viscosity (up to NLGI class 2). These systems
have two primary grease lines.
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