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Safety Precautions ........................... 1
1. Summary ................................... 2
2. Specifications ............................ 3
3. Outline ................................... 4
4. Mounting .................................. 4
5. Connecting ................................ 5-7
6. Part names and functions .................. 8
7. Start up .................................. 9-10
8. Set example of parameter .................. 11
9. Maintenance ............................... 12-14
10. Troubleshooting .......................... 15-16
11. Maintenance item ......................... 16
※An operator should read carefully this instruction manual and conduct correct handing.
1-8-18 Norimatsu-Higashi,Yahatanishi-ku,Kitakyushu 807-0837 Japan
Phone No.(8193)691-3731 Fax No.(8193)691-3735
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
FOR
Air Dust Monitor
TYPE
PFM-AD12
Contents
TPFM-012E
Rev. 3: Jun. 04, 2021

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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    TPFM-012E Rev. 3: Jun. 04, 2021 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Air Dust Monitor TYPE PFM-AD12 Contents Safety Precautions ......1 1. Summary ........2 2. Specifications ......3 3. Outline ........4 4. Mounting ........4 5. Connecting ........ 5-7 6. Part names and functions ....8 7.

  • Page 2: Safety Precautions

    Cause for any peripheral equipment or device. d. Accident beyond control and force majeure (fire, earthquake, flood, riots, etc.). Lack of instructions to MATSUSHIMA for information or safety requirements that can be predicted only by customers’ side. This warranty conditions do not limit customers’ legal right.

  • Page 3: Summary

    1. Summary Air Dust Monitor monitors the flying dust concentration for 24 hrs. After automatically taking in the air including dusts from the air inlet, the dust solid particles in the air make a transfer of electric charge to the electrode by touching with or passing near the probe of Air Dust Monitor.

  • Page 4: Specifications

    2. Specifications 2-1. Power supply 2-1-1. Voltage AC 110V -15%/+10% 50/60Hz (AC220V is also available) 2-1-2. Power consumption 15VA 2-2. Measuring object Flying dust 2-3. Particle material All solid particles 2-4. Particle size 0.3μm or more 2-5. Particle concentration 0.1mg/m3 to 1000mg/m3 2-6.

  • Page 5: Outline

    3. Outline (rough drawing) Fig.1 Outline *1) Make sure to connect the earth terminal. *2) Make sure to tighten the lead outlet to prevent the outer air into Case. For other connections like a conduit instead of our lead outlet plug, make sure to prevent outer air from coming into the body by using putty etc.

  • Page 6: Connecting

    5. Connecting Earth terminal(M4) *1 Transducer Circuit protector terminal(M4) for power connection Earth terminal(M4) *1 3 lead outlets *1 Make sure to ground either one of two. Fig. 2. Inside Layout ② Attaching Screw Cover There are Attaching Screw Covers at upper and lower portions of a surface of a Transducer.
  • Page 7 Mtg. Hole Mtg. Hole A terminal block part is joined to a main block part with four points of screws and connectors. You can see a screw joining to the terminal block part under holes for Transducer attaching when you remove the attaching screw covers.
  • Page 8 *1 Make sure the Class D grounding. Wire connecting terminal: Max. 1.5mm Fig. 6. Wiring Diagram ！ Important: Wiring power and signal individually. Caution: Make sure to tighten the lead outlet to prevent outer air into the body. ！ For other connections like a conduit instead of our lead outlet plug, make sure to prevent outer air from coming into the body by using putty etc.

  • Page 9: Part Names And Functions

    Use when switching set items. ： F-RESET U se when setting measure again. Matsushima Measure Tech Co., Ltd. MADE IN JAPAN Fig. 7. Front panel of Output unit (1) RANGE： measure range(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)set (2) L1 ON : set ON point of limit 1 (set range：0-100％)

  • Page 10: Start Up

    7. Start up 7-1. Warm up operation Dust Monitor requires warm up operation for about 1 hour after switch on. 7-2. Measure range set Nine levels of measure range are provided, ranging from 1 (low sensitivity) to 9 (high sensitivity). If the display on the transducer is too close to the upper limit, increase the measure range.
  • Page 11 7-5. Compensation value set Compensation value can output in a range of 0.1-2.0(double)as compensation coefficient. In such case as output is too high or too low for actual density when standard coefficient is 1.0, this function can output nearest density to actual density by multiplying output. Utilizing this function, output can be compensated as shown hereunder.

  • Page 12: Set Example Of Parameter

    8. Set example of parameter 8-1. Flow of parameter set Parameter should set according to the flow as shown hereunder. Measure window Parameter mode Parameter select Value set SEL button MOD button → Move beam by Push down Press down button Respective (to parameter mode)

  • Page 13: Maintenance

    9. Maintenance Updating for maintenance will be significantly changed because of environmental situations and concentration of dust vacuuming. Please try to decide the updating for maintenance at your side, after checking the points to be maintained every day for the initial one month. Keep the power to be OFF during maintenance.
  • Page 14 Clean the probe of the sensor part with the tightly wrung rag. Also clean up with any liquid which can remove oil if oil is included in the build-up material. Probe Fig. 12. Sensor part 9-2. Maintenance for duct Caution: Duct unit is recommended to replace in every 5 years for keeping a flow velocity. ！...
  • Page 15 Next remove the connector of DC fan near the circuit protector and loosen 4 butterfly bolts(M5), then Duct can be removed out in the arrow direction of the below figure. Duct Hood Butterfly bolts Pull out the duct Connector cable Fig.

  • Page 16: Troubleshooting

    10. Troubleshooting If the product can not recover by the below countermeasures, contact with us. Table 1. Troubleshooting Problem Presumable cause Confirmation No light on ･Power not supplied ･Confirm power supply voltage on Circuit protector terminal power LED base. ･Power specification is ･Confirm the voltage on name plate of Transducer is the same other LEDs changed from the...

  • Page 17: Maintenance Item

    11. Maintenance item The recommended items for periodical maintenance are in the below Table 2. Table 2. Maintenance item list Maintenance item Type Performance Frequency Duct unit PFM-AD12-D Replacement Every 5 years Packing set PFM-AD12-P Replacement Every 3 years - 16 -...

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