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Air cushion t ransporting system for SIPLACE Operating Instructions 10/99 edition 6.1 Air cushion module 37 6 T echnical dat a 6.1 Air cushion module Fig. 6.1 - 1 Dimensions of an air cushion module D E B C A
Operating Instructions Air cushion transporting system for SIPLACE
5.6 Troubleshooting 10/99 edition
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5.6 Troubleshooting
5.6.1 Loss of pressure from an air cushion
– Floor not airtight:
Cover the floor with metal sheets or adhesive tape
– Pressure too low when moving over the edge of a metal sheet:
Increase the pressure and/or stick down the edges with adhesive tape.
– Leak from the rubber bellows:
Replace the rubber bellows and send the old one for repair.
5.6.2 Loss of pressure from all the air cushions
: Check the pressure reading on the input manometer:
– If it is less than 5 bar:
Wait until sufficient pressure has built up or
connect a larger air line or
a larger compressed air unit.
– If it is more than 5 bar:
Adjust all the pressure regulators (= increase the pressure in the air cushion)
WARNING 5
: The operating pressure must never exceed the values shown in Tab. 6.1 - 1 and 6.3 - 1.
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5.6.3 The load rocks:
: Close the main ball cock on the control unit. Then slowly open the main ball cock again until
the pressure has built up once more.
Air cushion transporting system for SIPLACE Operating Instructions
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6 Technical data
6.1 Air cushion module
Fig. 6.1 - 1 Dimensions of an air cushion module
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Operating Instructions Air cushion transporting system for SIPLACE
6.2 Air cushion module options 10/99 edition
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Explanatory notes:
1) Pressure in the air cushion module under full load. Conversion: 100 kPa = 1 bar
2) The air consumption is partly dependent on:
the actual load on the air cushion module and
the condition of the floor
3) Lift height (±5 mm) when fully laden
4) Supporting surface when the air cushion module is lowered
5) Cast aluminum / profiled aluminum supporting plate
6.2 Air cushion module options
– Air cushion modules with larger or smaller lift
– Air cushion modules with protective polyurethane lining
– Air cushion on a stainless steel plate for the offshore and chemical industries
– Air cushion modules for theatres and multi-purpose halls
Modul
e
type
Air cushion
type
Working
load
kg
Air
pressure
kPa
1)
Air
consumpt
ion
l/min
2)
Lift
mm
3)
Annular
surface
cm
2
Supporting
surface
cm
2
4)
A
mm
B
mm
C
mm
D
mm
E
inch
ML 8
SE 8-0,8-LP 750 300 180 10 245 30 204 21/41
5)
10 31/51
5)
1/4 / 3/4
5)
ML 12
SE 12-1,8-LP 1750 300 280 15 550 90 304 21/41
5)
10 31/51
5)
1/4 / 3/4
5)
ML 15
SE 15-2,5-LP 2500 300 550 20 860 130 380 21/41
5)
10 31/51
5)
1/4 / 3/4
5)
ML21S
ME 21S-3,5-LP 3500 210 750 25 1690 260 534 41 17 58 3/4
ML27S
ME 27S-6,0-LP 6000 210 850 35 2795 1000 684 41 24 65 3/4
ML36S
ME 36S-11-LP 11000 210 1000 50 4970 1900 914 41 30 71 3/4
ML21H
ME 21H-7,0-LP 7000 410 1300 25 1690 600 534 41 17 58 3/4
ML27H
ME 27H-12-LP 12000 430 1500 35 2795 1000 684 41 24 65 3/4
ML36H
ME 36H-20-LP 20000 400 1750 50 4970 1900 914 41 30 71 3/4
ML42H
ME 42H-30-LP 30000 400 1850 65 7760 2640 1070 41 30 71 3/4
ML48H
ME 48H-40-LP 40000 450 2000 75 8835 3600 1220 41 30 71 3/4
ML60H
ME 60H-60-LP 60000 390 2750 75 15540 6725 1500 41 31 72 3/4
Tab. 6.1 - 1 Standard air cushion module types
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