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1\ Turn Off the engine -ECS off 2\ Open disconnect switch or disconnect the ve battery terminal. 3\ Clamp the ground cable to the component that will be welded. 4\ Protect the wiring harness from welding debris.
Note: do not ground the welder to electrical components such as ECM or sensors
Ries Engineering Shares Company 2
Product Description
A complete self-contained unit for generating electrical power. Transportable. Utilized for prime or standby power generation.
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Engine :-3500B genset engine. -Electronically controlled diesel engine. -MEUI. -Equipped with jacket water after cooling or SCAC. -Offered in 8,12,16 cylinder engines.
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Generator :SR4B brushless generator. Used for mixed loads of motors and lights, SCR controlled equipment, computer centersetc. SR4B are utilized in 3 phase full wave excitation and regulation. 4 pole of 6 pole design with 6 lead configuration or 12 depending on frame size. 50 HZ or 60 HZ. SDLC
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Basic Container
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Switchgear
For proper control & protection of Genset. Include :-EMCPII. -Paralleling switch. -C.B. -Load sharing module. -Transformers. -Voltage for auxiliary power. -Bus bar(3 phase fully rated).
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Coil numbering
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T4
T7
T10 T11
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T12 T6 T9 T5
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Electrical Measurements
Measure the insulation resistance if the generator was exposed to:-Rapid change in temperature. -Freezing. -Wet climate during storage.
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programm ability ECM serial No number Low idle Yes speed Engine yes cool-down duration Crank yes duration
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Parameter
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ECM monitors operating parameters of the engine and initiate response if any parameter exceeds an acceptable range. -Warning. -Derate. -Shutdown.
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Voltage monitoring
Parameter
Warning setpoint Warning delay Hysteresis
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Default setting
20V 10 sec 2V
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Secondary CAT data link -Connect ECMs of the engine and of other engines (2-8 generators). -Used with switch gear , remote monitoring and control systems
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Engine starting
Before engine starting:-Perform daily maintenance and other periodic maintenance. -Walk around inspection -Leak Max service life.
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Ensure that the air inlet piping and air filters are in place. Ensure that all clamps and connections are secure. Observe the air cleaner service indicator.
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Cooling system
Inspect the cooling system for leaks or loose connections. Inspect the cooling system hoses for cracks an loose clamps. Inspect the water pump for evidence of leaks. Inspect the fan drive belts for cracks. Check the coolant level.
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Generator
Perform any maintenance that is required for generator. Ensure that the main C.B is open.
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Electrical system
Inspect the wiring for the following:-Loose connection. -Worn wire. Inspect the alternator belt. Ensure that the grounds are secured.
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Fuel system
Inspect the fuel lines for loose fitting and leaks. Ensure the fuel lines are properly clamped. Ensure that the fuel is supplied to the engine. Prime the fuel system as required.
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Lubrication system
Check the engine crank case oil level. Check for leaks; crank shaft seal, crankcase, oil filters, plugs, sensors. Inspect the tubes, tee pieces and clamps on the crank case breathers.
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Starting system
Disconnect any battery charger that are not protected against the high current drain that is created when the electric starting motor is engaged. Inspect the battery cables. Inspect the gauges and the control panel for good connection. Reset the shutoff and alarm components.
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Ensure that gauges are in the normal range. Increase the engine speed to rated rpm. Adjust voltage and frequency. Close C.B. Continue to check the gauges.
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Engine stopping
Emergency stop. Manual stop -Open main C.B. -Turn ECS to off/reset. -Or stop for engine with EMCP panel.
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Generator Operation
Loading of the generator:-Check for load total current/phase. -Share the load between phases.
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Block Loading
Depends on:Engine transient response. Voltage regulator response. Type of voltage regulator. Altitude of operation. Type of load. The amount of load that is already present.
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Power Factor
Represent the efficiency of the load. Ratio; apparent power : total power. KW=KVA x P.F. CAT genset p.f = 0.8 lag
Reactive power (3)
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Excitation system
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900 rpm. 60 HZ 66% 50HZ 80% For electronic governor, no idle stop For mechanical governor, low idle is set at the factory.
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Standby Gensets
Most of them are automatic. Perform: start, pickup load, run and stop.
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Parallel Operation
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To determine the maintenance interval use the fuel consumption, service hours or calendar time..which ever comes first. Daily. Every week. Every 100 Hrs. Every 250Hrs. etc.
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Fuel system
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System operation
ECM
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During cold start or extended period of low idle. Activated when Programmed enable Engine speed equal to or below high idle speed. Fuel rack is below 13 mm Jacket water temp below 63 degree c.
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ECM monitors parameters. Select an action (warning, derate, shutdown). -Can be set by ET
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2004A Version, ECM test mode not available Pressure Sensor Calibration available
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2004B Version, ECM test mode available Pressure Sensor Calibration no available
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Electronic control system Calibration -Calibration for electronic injection timing with the electronic service tool Monitoring system parameters -ECM initiate an action if a specific parameter exceeds an acceptable range -Log codes and events
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