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Heavy Duty Balanced Opposed Compressors - Ariel Corporation

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For Models: JGH:E:K:T<br />

Section 2 - Instrumentation<br />

Proflo Lubricator Fluid-Flow Monitor/No-Flow<br />

Timer Switch<br />

CAUTION: Any arc welding on the skid and/or associated equipment and piping can permanently<br />

damage solid-state electronic equipment. Welding can cause immediate failure<br />

or reduce electronic equipment life and void the warranty.<br />

To protect electronic equipment prior to any arc welding (including repair welding), disconnect<br />

all electrical connections including ground, and remove batteries, or completely<br />

remove the electronic equipment from the compressor.<br />

It is good practice to attach the welding ground clamp as close as possible to the area<br />

where the welding will occur and to use the lowest practical welder output setting. Welding<br />

must not cause a current flow across any compressor bearing surface, including but<br />

not limited to crankshaft and crosshead bearing surfaces.<br />

The battery-powered, programmable Proflo<br />

is an electronic microprocessor-based<br />

switch that senses slow-flow or no-flow<br />

conditions in the compressor cylinder force<br />

feed lubrication system to facilitate alarm<br />

and/or shutdown. It eases force feed lube<br />

system operation by accurately monitoring<br />

cycle time and system performance.<br />

Operators use this information to optimize<br />

force feed lube and reduce operating costs.<br />

The Proflo monitor works through a<br />

magnetic pin that cycles back and forth as<br />

the divider valve piston moves. The<br />

magnetic pin housing normally threads into<br />

the divider valve. The monitor box housing<br />

slides onto the pin housing and two hexsocket<br />

set screws hold it in place. The liquid<br />

crystal display (LCD) indicates:<br />

1. Total operating time of the force feed<br />

lube system in hours.<br />

2. "Average", "Last" and "Current" cycle time of the divider valve in seconds.<br />

3. Total divider valve cycles.<br />

4. Remaining battery life in percent.<br />

5. Alarm set time for no-flow indication (programmable from 30 to 240 seconds).<br />

6. Alarm wiring mode: Normally Open or Normally Closed.<br />

Proflo electronics come with reverse polarity protection/correction that automatically corrects a<br />

reverse polarity output connection on both pulse and alarm outputs.<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

REFER TO MANUAL FOR PROPER OPERATION & BATTERY TYPE.<br />

WARNING - EXPLOSION HAZARD - DO NOT DISCONNECT WHILE CIRCUIT<br />

IS LIVE UNLESS AREA IS KNOWN TO BE NON-HAZARDOUS. BATTERIES<br />

MUST ONLY BE CHANGED IN AN AREA KNOWN TO BE NON-HAZARDOUS.<br />

FIGURE 2-1 Proflo Electronic Lubricator Fluid<br />

Flow Monitor and No-Flow Timer Switch<br />

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1<br />

®<br />

6<br />

1. Hex-Socket Set<br />

Screws (2)<br />

2. Magnetic Pin<br />

Housing<br />

attaches to<br />

divider valve<br />

3. Liquid Crystal<br />

Display (LCD)<br />

4. Infrared WirelessConnection<br />

IrDA Port to<br />

download data<br />

to a hand-held<br />

computer.<br />

5. Set Button.<br />

6. Mode Button.

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