JENFAB 12200283 Manual

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BLOW-OFF
E-STOP
ACCESS PANELS
RUST INHIBIT
6 in
ACCESS PANEL
74 in
APPROX.
ELECTRICAL
CONNECTION
ELECTRICAL
27 KW HEATER
ENCLOSURE
3 HP VERTICAL PUMP
FILTRATION SYSTEM
STAINLESS STEEL GUSHER
8 in x 15 in 6-BOLT
40 GPM @ 30 PSI
STAINLESS STEEL
24 in
18 in
48 in
RUST
UNLOAD
BLOW-OFF
INHIBIT
6 in
DRAIN
6 in
ENTRY
104 in
APPROX.
ELECTRICAL
ENCLOSURE
(2) RESTRICTIVE FLOW VALVES FOR RUST INHIBIT
36 in
(1) TIED TO UPPER/SIDE SPRAY
RUST INHIBIT TANK
(1) TIED TO BOTTOM/SIDE SPRAY
130 GAL. APPROX.
BW–001 12/19/06
Learning to Use
JENFAB Belt Washers
234 in
APPROX.
PRE-WASH
E-STOP
ACCESS PANELS
WASH ACCESS
PANEL
27 KW HEATER
OIL SKIMMER
w/12 in SS WHEEL
& FRAME
3 HP VERTICAL PUMP
STAINLESS STEEL GUSHER
OIL CONTAINMENT
50 GPM @ 30 PSI
BOX
BLACK IRON DRAIN HEADER
FILTRATION SYSTEM
1-1/4 in NPT CONNECTION
PLAN VIEW
8 in x 15 in 6-BOLT
STAINLESS STEEL
234 in
30 in
48 in
WASH
PRE-WASH
9 in
9 in
9 in
9 in
DRAIN
ENTRY
DRAIN
ENTRY
WATER HEADER
1-1/2 in NPT CONNECTION
CPVC w/STAINLESS STEEL
SOLENOID VALVES
EXHAUST RING
FOR A 8 in DIA.
DUCT CONNECTION
CHIP
CHIP
BASKET
BASKET
48 in
66 in
WASH TANK
PRE-WASH TANK
195 GAL. APPROX.
260 GAL. APPROX.
(2) RESTRICTIVE FLOW VALVES FOR WASH
FRONT VIEW
(1) TIED TO UPPER/SIDE SPRAY
(1) TIED TO BOTTOM/SIDE SPRAY
#12200283
VOLTAGE
460V 3PH 60Hz w/CUSTOMER SUPPLIED MAIN DISCONNECT; FLA = 202A
OVERALL DIMENSIONS
234 in L x 74 in W x 104 in H
TANK CAPACITY
PRE-WASH - 260 GAL. APPROX, WASH - 195 GAL. APPROX., RUST INHIBIT - 130 GAL. APPROX.
TUNNEL OPENING
13-1/4 in WIDE x 8 in TALL
BELT TYPE
12 in WIDE-1 in x 1 in SS
INDEX 6 in, ADJUSTABLE BELT SPEED, SET AT 4 fpm
INDEXING BELT
FIXTURE
SS FIXTURE NEST, INSTALLED ON 6 in CENTERS w/QUICK RELEASE CHANGE OVER
6 in
WEIGHT CAPACITY
500 lbs WEIGHT CAPACITY EVENLY DISTRIBUTED
LOAD HEIGHT
42-3/4 in APPROX.
PRE-WASH PUMP MOTOR SIZE / OUTPUT
5 HP 230/460V 3PH / 70 GPM @ 30 PSI
WASH PUMP MOTOR SIZE / OUTPUT
3 HP 230/460V 3PH / 50 GPM @ 30 PSI
RUST INHIBIT PUMP MOTOR SIZE / OUTPUT
3 HP 230/460 3PH / 40 GPM @ 30 PSI
FILTRATION SYSTEM, 8 x 15 SS w/SNUBBER GAUGES (PRE-WASH, WASH, & RUST INHIBIT)
ENTRANCE
FILTRATION SYSTEM
OS-100SS2
OIL SKIMMER w/12 in SS WHEEL & FRAME (PRE-WASH)
SS CHIP TRAY w/SS 1/16 in PERFORATED CHIP BASKET (PRE-WASH & WASH)
CHIP BASKET
(1) 40 KW 460V 3PH @ 140° F - PRE-WASH, (1) 27 KW 460V 3PH @ 140° F - WASH, (1) 27 KW
E-STOP
TANK HEAT TYPE
460V 3PH @ 140° F - RUST INHIBIT
RESTRICTIVE FLOW VALVES - ONE TIED TO UPPER/SIDE SPRAY - ONE TIED TO BOTTOM/SIDE
RESTRICTIVE FLOW VALVES
SPRAY (PRE-WASH, WASH, & RUST INHIBIT)
FILTRATION SYSTEM
CLIP ON BEX BRAND NOZZLE BASES w/SS NOZZLES, TOP, BOTTOM, & STATIONARY LOWER
8 in x 15 in 6-BOLT
PRE-WASH, WASH, & RUST INHIBIT SPRAY
SIDE SPRAY. SS NOZZLES ADJUSTABLE UPPER SIDE SPRAY
STAINLESS STEEL
AUTO & MANUAL FILL, INCOMING WATER LINES & VALVES CPVC w/STAINLESS STEEL
TANK WATER FILL
SOLENOID VALVES, 1-1/2 in NPT CONNECTION
5 HP VERTICAL PUMP
BLACK IRON DRAIN HEADER w/TANK DRAINS CONNECTED TO BRASS BALL VALVES, INCLUDES
DRAIN
STAINLESS STEEL GUSHER
PLUMBING TANK OVERFLOWS TO DRAIN HEADER, 1-1/4 in NPT CONNECTION
70 GPM @ 30 PSI
INSULATE TANK, BLOWER PLENUM, & BLOWER PRESSURE DUCT - SS SKINS
INSULATION
SIDE ENCLOSURE REMOVABLE ACCESS PANELS FOR EACH STAGE & TOP ACCESS
40 KW HEATER
ACCESS
THROUGHOUT ENCLOSURE
20 HP REGEN BLOWER - AIR KNIVES - (7) TOP, (7) BOTTOM, (3) STATIONARY LOWER SIDE
BLOW-OFF
CONE NOZZLES, (4) ADJUSTABLE UPPER SIDE CONE NOZZLES
BLOW-OFF HEAT TYPE
30 KW AIR FIN TYPE @ 180° F
DRIVE MOTOR
DRIVE MOTOR - 1/2 HP AC 480V 3PH - OPERATING SPEED 1-4 fpm
SLIP CLUTCH
SLIP CLUTCH 1 in BORE 190 lb
ELECTRICAL ENCLOSURE
INDUSTRIAL CONTROLLED
MICROLOGIX 1400 PLC w/6 in COLOR EATON HMI
MICROLOGIX
18 in
PAINT
NO PAINT - 2B FINISH - MILD STEEL SURFACES TO BE PAINTED BLACK
LOAD
20 HP HIGH
PRESSSURE BLOWER
w/30 KW HEAT
E-STOP
1
E-STOP
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
A
3
42
in
4
LOAD
HEIGHT
12 in
BELT WIDTH
42 in
PRE-WASH/WASH/
RUST INHIBIT TANK
LOAD END
(2) RESTRICTIVE FLOW VALVES FOR PRE-WASH
THIS DOCUMENT OR OTHER DOCUMENT
(1) TIED TO UPPER/SIDE SPRAY
CONTAINS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OF
(1) TIED TO BOTTOM/SIDE SPRAY
JRI HOLDINGS INC. AND IS NOT TO BE
USED, REPRODUCED, OR DISCLOSED
WITHOUT EXPRESSED WRITTEN PERMISSION
OF JRI HOLDINGS INC.
SPECIFICATION
FOR APPROVAL
 APPROVED
 APPROVED AS MARKED
APPROVED BY ____________________ DATE __________
8 in
TUNNEL
OPENING
7
10
in
8
11
7
in
16
1
5
in
15°
4
PARTS
DETAIL A
FIXTURE
ADJUSTABLE NOZZLES &
SCALED 4:1
BLOW-OFF CONE NOZZLES
TO HAVE 6 in ADJUSTMENT
JOB NUMBER
12200283
APPR. ENGINEER
DATE
R.
APPR. PRODUCTION
DATE
TITLE
VOESTALPINE
MCCS-4000SS2F APPROVAL DRAWING
APPR. ESTIMATING
DATE
DRAWN BY
DATE
INVENTORY NUMBER
DWG. NO.
TSG
12/01/17
12200283
12200283-23896-M-001
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  • Page 1 Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers #12200283 SPECIFICATION VOLTAGE 460V 3PH 60Hz w/CUSTOMER SUPPLIED MAIN DISCONNECT; FLA = 202A OVERALL DIMENSIONS 234 in L x 74 in W x 104 in H 234 in TANK CAPACITY PRE-WASH - 260 GAL. APPROX, WASH - 195 GAL. APPROX., RUST INHIBIT - 130 GAL. APPROX.
  • Page 2 JENFAB upon request. Support Services Call the JENFAB customer support team to receive answers to your technical questions and order parts. You can reach the JENFAB customer support team, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time at 1–860–828–6516.
  • Page 3 Important Information Read the safety instructions in this manual before using your belt washer and keep these instructions accessible for future reference. JENFAB will provide replacement user guides upon request. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Operating the Belt Washer Cold Startup—Automatic System ............. 30 Cold Startup—Manual System ..............33 Using the Manual Push Button Control Panel ........36 Description of Controls ................36 Using the Dryer Temperature Controller ..........38 Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 5 Replacing Filter Bags ................... 43 Cleaning the Mini External Coalescing Oil Separator (If Equipped) .. 45 Cleaning the 45- and 65-Gallon JENFAB External Coalescing Oil Separators (If Equipped) ................47 Cleaning the Optional Disk Oil Separator (If Equipped) ..... 48 Inspect for Salt and Debris Buildup on Tank Components ....
  • Page 6: Preface

    Preface Welcome to the User Guide This user guide describes how to use JENFAB belt washers. JENFAB manufacturers numerous models of belt washers and we modify many of them to customer requirements. Hence, this user manual describes the use of our belt washers in general—principals of operation, safety considerations, typical components, and descriptions of optional equipment.
  • Page 7: Safety Warnings

    JENFAB designs belt washers to clean parts using aqueous solutions and controlled operation within the wash, rinse, and drying sections. If you use a belt washer in a manner not specified by JENFAB, you may impair the protection provided by the equipment.
  • Page 8: Product Overview

    Product Overview What the Belt Washer Does JENFAB belt washers clean parts by spraying wash and rinse solutions on them as they travel along a conveyor belt. After washing and rinsing, a fan dries the parts using heated air. All of the cleaning processes take place in an enclosed, cellularized system.
  • Page 9 6. Draining. Dwell time in a cellular compartment combined with the open conveyor belt drains wash solution from parts. 7. Drying. Recirculating hot air dryer dries parts. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 10 Figure 1. Typical washing sequence with optional second spray rinse section Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 11: Optional Features

    Optional Features The sections below describe optional equipment available on JENFAB belt washers. Check your belt washer or your purchasing specifications to determine which options your machine includes. Upgrade to Automatic Controls Belt washers are typically manual systems. Automatic control is available as an option.
  • Page 12 Likewise, as the lower belt moves in the opposite direction, the air knife removes rinse water from the belt and prevents it from being carried over and diluting the wash water. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 13 An optional second rinse section enhances removal of washing chemistry by providing either a fresh water, counter current, or rinse chemistry spray to further rinse parts. The second rinse option includes a separate spray section and rinse tank. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 14: Description Of Components

    In-tank vertical pumps—these pumps provide the best performance for pumping wash and rinse solutions to the spray nozzles. Tank heating controls—manual systems include dial controllers for regulating tank heating Dryer blower—a blower circulates heated air to dry the parts Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 15 Figure 2. Typical belt washer components (manual system) Main power disconnect Lift off covers Dryer blower Conveyor belt Operator controls Electrical control panel In-tank sealless vertical pumps In-tank sealless vertical pumps Lift-off tank covers Inline filter Disk oil separator Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 16: Overview Of Process Components

    Figure 3. Belt washer inline filters Bleed line Filter inlet Inlet pressure gauge Inlet valve Filter drain line Filter outlet Wash Tank Components Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 17 Figure 4. Manual heat controller for process tank Indicator light illuminates when heating element is receiving power 120°F Turn the temperature control knob to the desired temperature to adjust the temperature in the tank Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 18 Water makeup float Heating elements can be electric, steam, or even gas operated Temperature probe and transmitter send temperature readings for display on the Low level float control panel and for automatic temperature control. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 19: Conveyor Belt Adjuster

    Conveyor belts are usually chain driven and include tension adjusters on the feed end of the machine. See page 51 to learn how to adjust the belt tension. Figure 6. Conveyor belt adjuster Conveyor belt Belt pulley shaft Belt tension adjusting screw Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 20: Optional Oil Separator (External)

    Optional Oil Separator (external) A typical, optional, external oil separator used on belt washers is a 45-gallon JENFAB coalescing oil separator (Figure 7). The oil separator includes coalescing elements, oil skimmer, and a weir to separate the oil from the wash solution. A return line and pump return the cleaned wash water back to the wash tank.
  • Page 21: Manual System Controls

    Control Auto Power On Cycle Belt speed controller Emergency Stop can be on the control Cycle Stop panel, but it is usually Emergency Stop located inside the control panel to prevent button unauthorized adjustment. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 22 Automated Controls with Touch Screen Monitor Some JENFAB belt washers include a touch screen monitor as an interface to an automated control system (Figure 9). Using the touch screen monitor, operators can:  Can monitor and change process setpoints ...
  • Page 23: Installation And Setup

    You should locate the belt washer in an area that will allow sufficient room for operation and maintenance of the equipment. The location should have a smooth level floor capable of holding the wet weight of the belt washer and optional equipment. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 24: Connecting Optional Equipment

    Connecting Optional Equipment JENFAB technicians and engineers install all optional equipment at the factory before the belt washer is shipped. If you ordered an external coalescing oil separator, you must connect it to the belt washer following the instructions supplied with the oil separator.
  • Page 25: Utility Requirements And Connections

    To avoid damage, manually start all motors to test for proper phasing before fully starting up and using the machine. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 26 To prevent bodily injury through ingestion of contaminated water, connect the system to a process water line. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 27 If your machine uses gas for heating, connect gas lines to the heating unit per the installation drawing. Connect the heating system vent to a roof vent using connectors as specified in the assembly drawings. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 28: Operating The Belt Washer

    After operating the machine in manual mode, ensure individual fill and drain valves are in there proper position before returning the machine to automatic mode. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 29 Warning— Use JENFAB washers with aqueous cleaning solutions. Do not use flammable solvents. Cleaning chemistries should be compatible with 304 stainless steel. Expert Advice—...
  • Page 30: Cold Startup-Automatic System

    When water flows from the rinse bleed line, close the bleed valve and stop the pump. 11. Place the machine in automatic mode. The machine is ready to operate. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 31 Starting the Disk Oil Separator If your systems include the optional disk oil separator, start it by plugging it in. Normally you should leave the disk oil separator running continuously except for an extended shutdown of the system. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 32 To prepare the machine for storage, press the button to Emergency Stop de-energize electrical components. Move the main power switch to the position. Follow your plant’s lockout/tagout procedures. Empty and clean all tanks. Drain all piping including the filter housings. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 33: Cold Startup-Manual System

    9. Open the bleed valve on the top of the rinse tank filter housing and start the rinse pump. When water flows from the rinse bleed line, close the bleed valve and stop the pump. 10. The machine is ready to operate. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 34 Starting the Disk Oil Separator If your systems include the optional disk oil separator, start it by plugging it in. Normally you should leave the disk oil separator running continuously except for an extended shutdown of the system. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 35 To prepare the machine for storage, press the button to Emergency Stop de-energize electrical components. Move the main power switch to the position. Follow your plant’s lockout/tagout procedures. Empty and clean all tanks. Drain all piping including the filter housings. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 36: Using The Manual Push Button Control Panel

    Belt speed control knob (not shown)—The belt speed control knob is normally located in the control cabinet to prevent casual or unauthorized use. The knob increases and decreases the belt speed from 0 to 100 percent of the maximum belt speed. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 37 Auto Cycle button starts the belt washer operation Control Auto Power On Cycle Emergency Stop Emergency stop Cycle button Stop Stop Cycle button stops the belt washer operation Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 38: Using The Dryer Temperature Controller

    Chromalox °F Display of actual temperature (°F) SMART Display of set point temperature (°F) 1600 Pressing and holding the up or down arrow for three seconds increases or decreases the dryer temperature set point. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 39: Troubleshooting

    No flow of wash or rinse Air trapped in filter housing. Bleed filter housing water to nozzles Low flow of wash or rinse Dirty inline filter Change filter bag water to nozzles Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 40: Inspection And Maintenance

    Check oil level in gear reducer Quarterly Spray nozzles Remove spray headers and clean nozzles Quarterly Machine exterior Inspect for loose fittings and components. Quarterly Clean exterior. Machine interior Inspect for loose fitting and components. Quarterly Clean interior. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 41: Cleaning The Chip Baskets

    3. Remove chip basket from the tank by lifting the baskets out. 4. Dispose of the chips and clean the basket. 5. Reinstall the baskets in the tank. 6. Replace the tank cover. 7. Reenergize the machine. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 42 Figure 13. Typical chip basket in tank Chip basket in tank Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 43: Replacing Filter Bags

    When water flows from the rinse bleed line, close the bleed valve and stop the pump. 11. Place the machine in automatic mode. The machine is ready to operate. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 44 Figure 14. Typical wash and rinse filter arrangement Fitter bottom drain line and valve Fitter inlet line and valve Fitter bottom drain line and valve Fitter outlet line Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 45: Cleaning The Mini External Coalescing Oil Separator (If Equipped)

    6. Clean the inside of the separator and the perforated partitions. 7. Close the bottom drain valves. 8. Reinstall the tube bundle and partition. 9. Refill the main cleaner tank. Open the air valve to the oil separator pump. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 46 Skimmed oil Air pump pressure outlet regulator Wash water inlet Outlet drains back to the belt washer wash tank Air-driven pump pumps wash water from wash tank to oil separator Tube bundle Oil skimmer Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 47: Cleaning The 45- And 65-Gallon Jenfab External Coalescing Oil Separators (If Equipped)

    8. Reinstall the tube bundle and hold-down bar. 9. Refill the oil separator with water or allow the belt washer to automatically fill the separator upon start up. 10. Start the oil separator pump. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 48: Cleaning The Optional Disk Oil Separator (If Equipped)

    2. Clean the disk and oil scrapers with mild oil cutting detergent as recommended by the manufacturer. 3. Clean the drain channel of dirt and oil buildup Figure 16. Optional disk oil separator Power cord Disk Oil scraper Drain channel Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 49: Inspect For Salt And Debris Buildup On Tank Components

    5. Remove the tank covers and inspect the temperature probes, low- and high-level floats, and heating elements for excessive buildup of salts and debris. Clean using detergents and brushes that are compatible with 304 stainless steel. Flush detergent and debris from tank. Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 50 Figure 17. Inspecting tank components for salt buildup Level float Heating elements Level float Temperature probe Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 51: Adjusting The Conveyor Belt Tension

    Figure 18. Conveyor belt adjustment Belt pulley shaft Belt tension adjusting screw This distance should be the same on both sides of the machine Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 52: Spare And Replacement Parts

    Spare and Replacement Parts How to Order Parts If you need spare or replacement parts for your belt washer, JENFAB recommends checking the OEM manuals on the supplied CD ROM and contacting the OEM manufacturer. To obtain JENFAB custom-built parts, contact the JENFAB customer service team Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.
  • Page 53: Specifications

    Chip basket 6” pre-wash & wash Steam Exhaust Exhaust ring for 8” dia. duct connection Water requirement 1-1/2” NPT 40 PSI min. Compressed air None requirement Electrical requirement 460V, 3PH, 60Hz, 200A main breaker Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 54: Appendix A-Operator Interface Windows

    Appendix A— Operator Interface Windows Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...
  • Page 55 JENFAB Aqueous Cleaning Systems Jensen Fabricating Engineers, Inc. 555 Wethersfield Road Berlin, Connecticut 06037 Telephone—860–828–6516 Fax—860–828–0473 salesinfo@jenfab.com www.jenfab.com © Jensen Fabricating Engineers, Inc. 2006 Learning to Use JENFAB Belt Washers...

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