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China Hongyang Group, is an integrated enterprise with the research & development, production and marketing of Fuel Dispenser and related accessories as well as service station concerning equipments. It concentrates on the relative manufacture & services of filling station such as Hongyang tax control Fuel dispenser, IC Card fuel dispenser, manage system of network for stations, submerge pump and liquid level devise. China Hongyang Group, designed supplier of SinoPec and PetrolChina, our HONGYANG products have been sold to over 50 countries in South-east Asia, Mid-east, Africa, Europe and well received in their markets.

scharge, turn anticlockwise to increase discharge; fuel dispenser reassemble hand wheel pin and lead-seal it after adjustment. Common failure and Troubleshooting The main failure of four-piston measurement transducer includes outside leakage and accuracy decline. As appear outside leakage, all seal sections should be inspected. Generally, failure will be solved through removing damaged or aging sealed components. Diagram 2-22: working principle of four-piston measurement transducer Through long time of operation, the accuracy of measurement transducer is declined due to various abrasion occurred on cam, ideal wheel, distributing valve, valve seat, and piston. From start, regulating adjusting wheel makes the accuracy meet the requirements about national metrology appraisal. If still can’t reach the wanted accuracy, some abrasion examinations should be conducted, including components of piston, distributing valve and valve seat. fuel dispenser These components surfaces are fragile to be scratched by hard grain, increasing inner leakage and accuracy decline. If appear above situation, replace piston or grind the surfaces of distributing valve and valve seat. Double soft piston measurement transducer The article will introduce the structure, working principle and maintenance. Structure This type of measurement transducer has two soft pistons, smaller than four-piston type. Appearance and partial cutaw fuel dispenser ay view is illustrated in Diagram 2-23, structure and key components in Diagram 2-24. Diagram 2-23: Cutaway view and figure of four-piston measurement transducer It has two pistons formed a 120 degree angle, driven by connecting rod that force crankshaft moving. Component cylinder is installed in parallel. The two rolling bearings respectively installed on connecting rod and crankshaft reduces the friction. The end of connecting rod contacts with bushing. The oil discharge is controlled by distributing valve that communicating with inlet and outlet. On the top of distributing valve mounted a bearing used for installing cranks

fuel dispenser 4178　　 A.6 BIT 39 Action Code ................................................................................................................115　　 A.7 BIT 48-8 Customer data ..........................................................................................................115　　 A.8 BIT 62-2 Type of device to send message text to...................................................................115　　APPENDIX B SECURITY .................................................................................................... 115　　 B.1 Key Generation and Management..........................................................................................115　　 B.3 PIN Block Format............................................................................................. fuel dispenser .......................115　　 B.4 MAC Verification....................................................................................................................115　　 B.5 Encryption Standards...............................................................................................................115　　 B.6 ICC Standards..........................................................................................................................115　　APPENDI fuel dispenser X C LOYALTY REQUIREMENTS FOR POSFEP SYSTEMS ............................. 115　　APPENDIX D PRODUCT CODES....................................................................................... 115　　APPENDIX E MESSAGE EXAMPLES ................................................................................ 115　　 E.1 Authorization request (outdoor card verify using Track 2 card data) ...................................115　　 E.2 Financial request (indoor credit card) ....................................................................................115　　 E.3 Refund request (credit card)......

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