SKF ST-2240-CIRC Manual
SKF ST-2240-CIRC Manual

SKF ST-2240-CIRC Manual

Circulating oil lubrication control centre
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CIRCULATING OIL LUBRICATION
Date:
21/9/2022
Document no.:
ST-2240-CIRC
Version: 3J
Read this manual before
installing or commissioning
the product and keep it at
hand for later reference!
ST-2240-CIRC
CONTROL CENTRE

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  • Page 1 ST-2240-CIRC CIRCULATING OIL LUBRICATION CONTROL CENTRE Date: 21/9/2022 Document no.: ST-2240-CIRC Version: 3J Read this manual before installing or commissioning the product and keep it at hand for later reference!
  • Page 2 Product Specialist SKF Lubrication Management Electronic Manufacturer: Oy SKF Ab Finland Teollisuustie 6 40951 Muurame FINLAND UK Declaration of Conformity pursuant to the Electromagnetic Compatibility Regulations 2016 No. 1091, Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016 The manufacturer hereby declares under its sole responsibility conformity of the product described below with all relevant harmonization legislation of the United Kingdom at the time of placing on the market.
  • Page 3: Masthead

    The instructions contain no statements regarding the warranty or liability for defects. That information can be found in our General Terms of Payment and Delivery. Training We conduct detailed training in order to enable maximum safety and efficiency. We recommend taking advantage of this training. For further information, contact your authorized SKF dealer or the manufacturer.
  • Page 4: Table Of Contents

    Table of contents Masthead ..................................3 Table of contents ................................4 Explanation of symbols, signs and abbreviations ......................6 1. SAFETY instructions ..............................10 General safety instructions ........................... 10 General electrical safety instructions ........................10 General behaviour when handling the product....................... 10 Intended use ................................
  • Page 5 Main view ................................31 Operating panel ..............................33 Settings ................................34 Defining parameters ........................... 34 Setpoints..............................35 Timing and delay parameters ........................37 Configuration settings ..........................39 Factory defaults 3 oil circulation system instrumentation settings ..............40 Alarm list ................................41 Trends .................................
  • Page 6: Explanation Of Symbols, Signs And Abbreviations

    Explanation of symbols, signs and abbreviations The following symbols are used in the safety instructions included in these operating instructions to highlight conditions which are potentially harmful to people, materials or the environment. Please follow the instructions provided especially in the highlighted conditions. Also, relate the safety instructions to other operators.
  • Page 7 Warning level Consequence Probability DANGER Death, serious injury imminent WARNING Death, serious injury possible CAUTION Minor injury possible NOTICE Property damage possible Symbol Meaning ¯ Instruction step ñ List item Conditions which must be met before the activities ð described in the title clause can be completed ö...
  • Page 8 Abbreviations approx. approximately °C degrees Celsius °F degrees Fahrenheit i.e. that is Kelvin ounce etc. et cetera Newton fl. oz. fluid ounce poss. possibly hour inch incl. including second pounds per square inch min. minimum sq.in. square inch max. maximum Newton metre cu.
  • Page 9 Conversion factors length 1 mm = 0.03937 in. area 1 cm² = 0.155 sq.in volume 1 ml = 0.0352 fl.oz. 1 l = 2.11416 pints (US) mass 1 kg = 2.205 lbs 1 g = 0.03527 oz. density 1 kg/cc = 8.3454 lb./gal (US) 1 kg/cc = 0.03613 lb./cu.in.
  • Page 10: Safety Instructions

    " Unauthorized modifications and changes can have an unpredictable effect on safety and operation. Unauthorized modifications and changes are therefore prohibited. Only original SKF spare parts and SKF accessories may be used. " Any unclear points regarding proper condition or correct assembly/operation must be clarified. Operation is prohibited until issues have been clarified.
  • Page 11: Intended Use

    Intended use SKF control center is used for controlling various lubrication systems in accordance with the specifications, technical data and limits stated in these instructions: Usage is allowed exclusively for professional users in the frame of commercial and economic activities.The product is intended solely for installation in another machine.
  • Page 12: Forbidden Measures

    Forbidden measures Performing the following functions is allowed only for the manufacturer9s experts or for the manufacturer9s authorised persons due to statutory regulations and/or to avoid possible errors. Removal of protections against contact (see Figure 1, Risk of electric shock). Painting plastic components and seals The painting of any plastic components and seals of the products described is prohibited.
  • Page 13: Note On China Rohs Mark

    Note on China RoHS mark The China RoHS marking confirms that there is no danger to persons or the environment from the regulated substances contained within the intended period of use (number in the circle) of the product. Emergency shutdown This is done by a course of action to be defined by the operator.
  • Page 14: First Start-Up, Daily Start-Up

    First start-up, daily start-up Ensure that: " All safety devices are fully present and functional " All connections are properly connected " All parts are correctly installed " All warning labels on the product are fully present, visible, and undamaged "...
  • Page 15: General Description

    2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION This manual includes the operating instructions for the ST-2240-CIRC control centre The control centre is intended for use with the SKF SM-XX and SKF Flowline circulating oil lubrication systems. SKF lubrication control centre, ST-2240-CIRC The ST-2240-CIRC control centre includes the user interface and the control electronics of the circulation lubrication system, the required connections for sensors, drives and frequency converters controlling the system9s pumps and cooling equipment as well as connections for connecting the control unit to the customer9s equipment.
  • Page 16 Reservoir heating control Customer s system: Tank level Alarm, Interlocking Water alarm switch RS232/ Bypass control Flowline monitor Filter Modbus pressure drop Return oil Water temperature cooler Air cooler Pump 1/2 control control Output Output temperature pressure (air cooler) ST-2240-CIRC connections...
  • Page 17: Structure

    3. STRUCTURE The control unit supports a wide variety of control and instrumentation setups. The different hardware setups are listed in the table below. Standard configuration Pumps controlled by frequency converters Frequency converter controlled via Modbus interface Oil reservoir heating (H) Heater thermostat (TS1) or temperature transmitter (TT2) Overheating protector (TS2) Oil output pressure measurement (PT1)
  • Page 18 Device options Number of pumps Return oil temperature Thermostat(TS3) Temperature measurement (TS3 / sensor(TT3) TT3) Filter pressure drop Differential pressure switch Differential pressure measurement (PDS1&2) transmitter (PDS1) *) (PDS1&2) Reservoir temperature & Temperature sensor Thermostat (TS1) heating control (TT2) *) Water alarm switch (MS) Oil output flow Flowline Monitor flowmeters...
  • Page 19: Operation

    4. OPERATION General Control features Controls Measured variables Alarms Setting parameters and their indicators One and two pump control Automatic or manual pump change *) Pressure (PT1) Pump change Pressure alarm limit Output pressure PID adjustment, Pressure (PT1) Pressure Pressure, setpoint & controlled by a frequency converter Pressure alarm limit Reservoir oil level monitoring...
  • Page 20: Pump And Pressure Control

    Pump and pressure control General Oil output pressure is controlled by frequency converters FC1 (Pump 1) and FC2 (Pump 2). The oil output pressure transmitter (PT1) is connected in parallel with both frequency converters. Return oil temperature determines whether pumping is carried out in normal mode or cold start mode. The pressure control parameters which can be set through the user interface include the following: "...
  • Page 21: Cold Start Mode

    system starts the selected main pump and the Pump changed alarm is reset. Before taking the above action, the cause of the pump change must be determined and the problem cleared. Stopping and restarting pumping using the Pump on/off switch always starts the pump selected as the main pump.
  • Page 22 For example: TS3 high cold start temperature = 40 degrees TS3 low cold start temperature = 20 degrees Pressure setpoint = 5 bar Cold start pressure = 2 bar Pressure when return oil temperature is 30 °C = 3.5 bar Return oil at 40 °C cold start mode ends and system oil pressure is at setpoint 5 bar...
  • Page 23: Bypass Valve Control

    Bypass valve control The system opens bypass valves only when the pump is started in cold start mode. When bypass valves are opened the oil circulation system oil flow is mainly circulated in the main lines, in general there is no oil flow going to the lubrication points.
  • Page 24 reservoir, stop level (LS2) alarm is generated. The status of the thermostat (TS1) is not shown in the main view. When heating is turned on and the thermostat is closed, H light is green.It goes grey, when the thermostat opens. Reset the alarms from the heating control switch.
  • Page 25: Cooling Control

    In either of these option 1 or option 2 cases the cooling is not controlled by ST-2240-CIRC. In option 1 the temperature signal is shared for ST-2240-CIRC for monitoring purpose.
  • Page 26: Alarms

    interlocking is deactivated and the connected equipment is stopped. Check the system9s interlocking status from the control panel9s LED indicators. The interlocking output connection is a potential-free contact. The contact is closed when the interlocking output is active. The output9s maximum load is 50 V/2 A. Interlocking terminal blocks Terminal Signal...
  • Page 27: Alarm Types

    Alarm types Pumping is off The pump on/off switch is in OFF position or an alarm was generated, stopping the pump. The cause of the alarm stopping the pump is also displayed in the scroll bar. Pump changed The system switches from one pump to another in circumstances described in the Automatic pump change chapter.
  • Page 28: Frequency Converter 1 Fault (Fc1), Frequency Converter 2 Fault (Fc2)

    The alarm is automatically reset once the flow meter is no longer in alarm mode. Flowmeter communication alarm The ST-2240-CIRC control centre and the Flowline monitor flowmeters communicate via the RS-232 serial bus or CAN bus. A flowmeter communication fault is generated when one of the flowmeter groups connected to the system no longer responds to the ST-2240-CIRC control.
  • Page 29: Water Level (Ms)

    Water level (MS) If a float switch for water sensing is connected in the system, the water alarm occurs when the float switch opens. The alarm is automatically reset once the switch is no longer open. Output oil temperature alarm Alarm occurs, if the output temperature of the oil is higher than the parameter Temperature alarm limit.
  • Page 30: Hmi Control Panel

    7. HMI CONTROL PANEL Views Main view Operating panel Return to Main view This button is displayed in all views Alarm list Setpoints Statistics Timing and delay parameters Trend screens Configuration settings Factory defaults Control views...
  • Page 31: Main View

    Main view The Main view displays a range of status indicators and measured values. Main view Measured values (blue field): " Oil output pressure (PT) " Oil output temperature (TT) " Return oil temperature (TS3), (when a temperature transmitter measures the temperature) "...
  • Page 32 " Heating (H): Grey = Heating off Green = Heating on " Water level (MS): Green = Water level under the floater activation level Water alarm 3 water level has raised to activate the alarm Red = " Filter pressure drop (PDS): Green = Normal mode Red =...
  • Page 33: Operating Panel

    Operating panel Operating panel Control switches: " Main pump: Main pump selector switch " Pump: Pump on/off switch " Heating: Heating on/off switch " Selector for by-pass valve modes <Auto=, <Manual ON=, <Manual OFF= BYPASS: (BYPASS selector can be used only when the pump switch is off state / oil circulation system not pumping) Move the selector switches from one selection to another by pressing the relevant switch icon.
  • Page 34: Settings

    Use this button to access the Alarm list and trend views. See the Alarm list section. Use this button to access the Settings view. See the Settings section. Use this button to return to the Main view. Settings Defining parameters Change a parameter by pressing its numeric variable.
  • Page 35: Setpoints

    Complete the fields Name: Password: (factory default) 1240 Confirm by pressing If the name and password are correct, the text <Current user: A= will be displayed on the screen. Return to the Preferences view by pressing Return to the Main view by pressing The login session will expire in 10 minutes.
  • Page 36 The water cooler is an independent external unit including the setpoint parameter for the output oil temperature. The temperature setpoint in ST-2240-CIRC display is not used for setting the temperature. The setpoint can be used only for reference with the temperature display on the operating panel.
  • Page 37: Timing And Delay Parameters

    Temperature alarm limit If the temperature of the output oil is higher than Temperature alarm limit, the temperature alarm is triggered. Cold start pressure If the return oil temperature (TS3) is below TS3 low cold start temperature, the system adjusts oil pressure to the value specified in the Cold start pressure parameter.
  • Page 38 Start alarm delay If pumping is started or an automatic pump change has taken place but oil pressure does not exceed the Pressure alarm limit parameter within the period specified in the Start alarm delay, a pressure alarm is generated and pumping will stop.
  • Page 39: Configuration Settings

    Configuration settings Configuration settings Language Display language selection Name Equipment name, freeform text, 10 characters Pressure Pressure display unit, either bar or psi Temperature Temperature display unit, either Celsius or Fahrenheit Flow Oil flow display unit, either l/min or pint/min Date Real-time clock, date setting Time...
  • Page 40: Factory Defaults 3 Oil Circulation System Instrumentation Settings

    Factory defaults 3 oil circulation system instrumentation settings Factory defaults Changing the factory defaults requires an administrator username and password. Pumps The number of pumps in the system, 1 or 2 Cooler Cooler type, either air or water cooler or no cooler AM1 = default setting.
  • Page 41: Alarm List

    Alarm list Alarm list The Alarm list view displays the alarms logged by the system in chronological order. The start time of the alarm is displayed with red background and tagged with the text ACTIVE. The time the alarm was reset is displayed with green background and tagged with the text RTN.
  • Page 42: Trends

    Trends To access the Trends view, move to the Alarm list view and press The system saves measurement trends in the USB memory stick in the user interface9s USB port. " List of trends saved: " Output pressure " Output temperatures (TT1,TT2,TT3) *) "...
  • Page 43 Calendar view The measurement history data is saved as day-specific .dat files in the USB memory stick. If required, the files can also be converted to the Excel-compatible .csv format. See the Log and trend files section.
  • Page 44: Statistics

    Statistics To access the Statistics view, move to the Alarm list view and press Statistics view This view displays the following information: " The overall operating time of pumps (the counters can be reset) " ST-105 controller board software version "...
  • Page 45: Log And Trend Files

    8. LOG AND TREND FILES General The following data is saved in the USB memory stick: " Alarm log " User-initiated events log " Trend files The USB memory stick is located in the user interface9s USB port. The USB memory must be formatted FAT32. USB memory stick The files can be copied to other devices: "...
  • Page 46: User-Initiated Events Log

    Date Active Time Message Time Time 10.6.2013 11:21:57 Pumping is off 10.6.2013 11:21:57 Communication fault,FC2 10.6.2013 Pumping is off -------- 11:22:48 10.6.2013 11:23:24 Pumping is off 10.6.2013 11:23:24 Pressure alarm, pump1 10.6.2013 Pressure alarm, pump1 -------- 11:24:04 10.6.2013 Pumping is off -------- 11:24:07 10.6.2013...
  • Page 47: Trend Files

    Trend files The files are located in the LOG folder and are named by the date. Example: D1306050.DAT. Each variable has its own subfolder. The system uses DAT files for displaying history trends on the screen. If you wish to examine the trend information in another environment, the DAT files can be converted to the Excel-compatible CSV format using the Schneider Vijeo Designer Data Manager, which is an external program.
  • Page 48: Remote Control Interface - Web Gate

    " LAN or Ethernet network needs to have correct settings eg. firewall & possible routing settings so that the ST-2240-CIRC control center is accessible in the LAN or Ethernet network. Ping test can be performed to verify the connection. "...
  • Page 49: Assigning An Ip Address To The User Interface

    Exit the configuration mode by pressing <To Run Mode=. Lauching Web Gate interface Launch the web browser (Internet Explorer or Edge in Internet Explorer mode) and type the ST-2240-CIRC control center9s IP address in the web browser9s address bar. Web Gate - Homepage...
  • Page 50 First, open the login window by selecting Monitoring and then either In frame or New window. Web Gate login window Log in using the user interface's username A and password 1240. After login, the user interface can be remotely operated through the web browser. Web Gate user interface To display the files saved in the USB stick, move to the Web Gate Home view, select Maintenance and Data -...
  • Page 51 Removable. See the Log and trend files section. Viewing log and trend files through the Web Gate program...
  • Page 52: Technical Information

    10. TECHNICAL INFORMATION Technical information Operating temperature 0 to +50 °C (+32 to +122 °F) Storage temperature -20 °C to +60 °C (-4 °F to 140 °F) Operating voltage 115V/230 V AC, automatic range selection Operating voltage range 93 to 132 V AC; 186 to 264 V AC Operating voltage frequency 47 to 63 Hz Power consumption...
  • Page 53: Connection Terminals

    11. CONNECTION TERMINALS Terminal blocks Connector Signal LS1, input, switch or LT1 analogue, 4 to 20 mA (-) LS1, input, switch or LT1 supply for 2-wire transmitter (+) TT1 Pressure line oil temperature, input 4 to 20 mA (-) TT1 Pressure line oil temperature, Supply for 2-wire transmitter (+) Water alarm switch (+) / Flowmeter common alarm (+) Water cooler inhibit, output 24 V Bypass control 1, output, 24 V...
  • Page 54 Connector Signal TT2 reservoir temperature input or PDS1 Pressure differential transmitter analogue, 4 to 20 mA (-) TT2 reservoir temperature input or PDS1 Pressure differential transmitter supply for 2-wire transmitter (+) TT 3, input, return oil temperature analogue, 4 to 20 mA (-) or thermostat switch TT 3, Supply for 2-wire transmitter (+) or thermostat switch (+) PDS 1 Pressure differential switch (+) 0 V / Pressure differential switch...
  • Page 55 Connector Signal Heating thermostat TS1, input 0 V, connect to 44 Overheating protector TS2, input 0 V, connect to 43 Alarm output, relay contact (C) Alarm output (NO), open in alarm mode, relay contact Alarm output (NC), closed in alarm mode, relay contact Connector Signal RS232, Rx, Flowline monitor connection...
  • Page 56: Spare Parts

    12. SPARE PARTS CABINET SIDE Part Description Type Code Power supply unit POWER TRIO PS- 13500570 2G/24DC/5A Connector board CB-105(v3) 12500410 Controller board ST105-CIRC 13500339...
  • Page 57 DOOR SIDE Part Description Type Code LED indicator, green (POWER) 10544185 LED indicator, red (ALARM) 10544180 User interface 3 HMI Panel TOUCH SCR. ST- 12500416 2240-CIRC CAN/RS232 Converter CAN232 12500461 (optional) NOTICE! Part number 7 CAN/RS232 Converter is located inside the cabinet if the original delivery has included one.
  • Page 58: Troubleshooting And Maintenance

    13. TROUBLESHOOTING AND MAINTENANCE Centre operating voltage If the centre9s user interface and the green voltage indicator in the front panel do not light up, check the following: " Front panel power switch " Circuit breaker inside the centre The 24 V power supply unit9s indicator inside the centre "...
  • Page 59: Circuit Board St-105-Circ Led Indicators

    Circuit board ST-105-CIRC LED indicators H6 H5 H3 H2 H4 Circuit board ST-105 circuit board9s operating voltage, 24 V Communications, Flowline monitor The LED indicator blinks every 15 seconds when there is a connection between the circuit board and the flowmeters. The LED is lit when the circuit board pings the flowmeters and goes out when the flowmeters answer the ping.
  • Page 60: Replacing The St-105-Circ Circuit Board And The User Interface Software

    Replacing the ST-105-CIRC circuit board and the user interface software Only the part code specified in the spare part list can be used as a replacement for the ST-105-CIRC circuit board. The circuit board, ST-105, is used in a wide variety of other products but with different software. The system default values defined through the user interface are saved in the ST-105 circuit board9s memory.
  • Page 61: Appendix

    14. APPENDIX China RoHS Table Table 14...

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