U609 Swivel

U609 Swivel

U609 Swivel is designed for use between the hose and the pipe, or between the hose and other equipments.

Materials:

Body: Aluminum

Package:

Product ID Net Weight Cross Weight Dimension

U609-A/B 23kg/case of 100 27kg/case of 100 47.5x31.6x26 cm /case of 100

U609-C/D 30kg/case of 50 34kg/case of 50 58x31.5x26 cm /case of 50

of four-piston measurement transducer The upper subassembly includes inlet and outlet of oil. The export axis stretches out of measurement transducer from the hole of upper cover unit. The middle of frame unit is a solid chamber, connecting with four cylinders mounted stainless steel bushing. There is an oblong passage on top of each cylinder, which is communicated with lower part of cylinder. These oblong passages also communicate with annular grooves related on top of frame. Four pistons mounted idler wheels are installed respectively into bushings related, connecting piston with connecting rod at same axes. Camshaft unit insert into the oblong groove in middle of connecting rod. Shaft is supported by installing hole at lower frame and valve seat. D and U bearing fuel dispenser are mounted in the two holes. Four end covers are installed at each end of frame, of which adjusting device being installed at one end cover to regulate the moving distance of piston concerned. Adjusting device regulates the discharge of measurement transducer so as to ensure the accuracy. Distributing valve and valve seat are installed at top of frame unit. 1-Seal gasket 2-Upper cover unit/O-ring 3-Drive fork/output shaft 4-Spring\O-ring\valve cover\seal\gasket 5-Frame\distributing valve\valve seat\connecting rod\cam\cam axis 6-Piston\clamp sheet\pin 7-End cover\adjusting bolt\gasket\regulating wheel Diagram 2-21: Exploded view of four-piston measurement transducer Working principle The pressured oil coming from vapor separator or submersible pump flows into distributing valve via fuel dispenser measurement transducer and continuously flow into relevant cylinder via the oblong passage at top of frame so as to drive piston moving. Likewise, the piston impels opposite piston through connecting rod, pressured oil flows out the outlet of upper cover via the passages at top of cylinder and then the inboard window of distributing valve. As piston move to and fro, camshaft is driven by trolley unit th fuel dispenser at making distributing valve and export axis rotation. W

............................................................15　　3.8 CONTROLLER DEVICE ERROR CODES .........................................................................................................................................15　　3.9 CONTROLLER DEVICE MANUFACTURER CONFIGURATION .........................................................................................................16　　3.10 CONTROLLER DEVICE SYSTEM CONFIGURATION .......................................................................................................................17　　3.11 CONTROLLER DEVICE POINT MAIN ............................................................................................................................................18　　3.1 fuel dispenser 2 CONTROLLER DEVICE POINT MANUFACTURER CONFIGURATION...............................................................................................19　　3.13 CONTROLLER DEVICE POINT SYSTEM CONFIGURATION.............................................................................................................20　　3.14 CONTROLLER DEVICE POINT ERROR CODES ..............................................................................................................................20　　3.15 DATA DOWNLOAD......................................................................................................................................................................22　　January 2005 IFSF - STANDARD FORECOURT PROTOCOL fuel dispenser Version 2.01　　 CONTROLLER DEVICE APPLICATION　　Page: 4　　0 Record of Changes　　 Date Version Modifications　　 Initial Release following approval at IFSF Dispenser WG Meeting on 10th November 2004.　　November fuel dispenser 2.00　　2004　　

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