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Heavy Duty Balanced Opposed Compressors - Ariel Corporation

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

List of Figures<br />

FIGURE I-1 Separable Guide Compressor Throw and Data Plate Locations - Typical............................. ix<br />

FIGURE 1-1 <strong>Ariel</strong> Optional Furnished Tools for JGH:E:K:T <strong>Compressors</strong>............................................. 1-1<br />

FIGURE 1-2 <strong>Ariel</strong> Separately Purchased Tools for JGH:E:K:T <strong>Compressors</strong>........................................ 1-2<br />

FIGURE 2-1 Proflo Electronic Lubricator Fluid Flow Monitor and No-Flow Timer Switch ...................... 2-1<br />

FIGURE 2-2 Proflo Installation ............................................................................................................... 2-2<br />

FIGURE 2-3 Proflo Rear Battery Compartment...................................................................................... 2-5<br />

FIGURE 2-4 Proflo Jr. Installation .......................................................................................................... 2-6<br />

FIGURE 2-5 Proflo Jr. Battery Replacement .......................................................................................... 2-7<br />

FIGURE 2-6 Typical DNFT Magnet Assemblies..................................................................................... 2-8<br />

FIGURE 2-7 Typical DNFT Installation................................................................................................... 2-8<br />

FIGURE 2-8 A-10754 Programmable DNFT Wiring Connections for Unit in Operation......................... 2-9<br />

FIGURE 2-9 A-10753 and A-10772 DNFT Wiring Connections for Unit in Operation............................ 2-9<br />

FIGURE 2-10 Typical Programmable DNFT ......................................................................................... 2-9<br />

FIGURE 2-11 Typical Digital No-Flow Timer Switch (DNFT) ............................................................... 2-10<br />

FIGURE 2-12 Typical Proximity Switch ................................................................................................ 2-12<br />

FIGURE 2-13 Dual Element RTD Wiring Diagram .............................................................................. 2-13<br />

FIGURE 1 Angular Coupling-Hub Face Alignment TIR Limits................................................................ 3-2<br />

FIGURE 3-1 Lube Oil Pump - Typical..................................................................................................... 3-7<br />

FIGURE 3-2 Lube Oil Thermostatic Valve in Mixing Mode..................................................................... 3-8<br />

FIGURE 3-3 Standard Wet Sump Frame Lube Oil Schematic ............................................................. 3-11<br />

FIGURE 3-4 Optional Dry Sump Frame Lube Oil Schematic - Typical ................................................ 3-12<br />

FIGURE 3-5 Force Feed Lubricator - Typical ....................................................................................... 3-15<br />

FIGURE 3-6 Blow-Out Fitting Assemblies ............................................................................................ 3-16<br />

FIGURE 3-7 Distribution Block - Typical............................................................................................... 3-17<br />

FIGURE 3-8 Pressure Testing Divider Valves...................................................................................... 3-17<br />

FIGURE 3-9 Balance Valves Fed by Divider Block .............................................................................. 3-19<br />

FIGURE 3-10 Primary/Secondary Divider Block System ..................................................................... 3-20<br />

FIGURE 3-11 Oil Head Trap Fittings .................................................................................................... 3-21<br />

FIGURE 3-12 Force Feed Lubrication System: Common Oil Supply ................................................... 3-23<br />

FIGURE 3-13 Force Feed Lubrication System: Independent Oil Supply.............................................. 3-24<br />

FIGURE 3-14 Packing Cooling System - Typical ................................................................................. 3-26<br />

FIGURE 4-1 Throw Positioning .............................................................................................................. 4-1<br />

FIGURE 4-2 Typical VVCP..................................................................................................................... 4-2<br />

FIGURE 4-3 VVCP Disassembly/Assembly ........................................................................................... 4-3<br />

FIGURE 4-4 Spring Compression for Snap Ring Removal .................................................................... 4-4<br />

FIGURE 4-5 VVCP Installation ............................................................................................................... 4-5<br />

FIGURE 4-6 Typical Valve Assemblies .................................................................................................. 4-7<br />

FIGURE 4-7 High Pressure Valve Cap Assembly .................................................................................. 4-8<br />

FIGURE 4-8 Clamping Fixture with Clamping Rings and Required Clamping Force ............................. 4-9<br />

FIGURE 4-9 Piston and Rod Clamping Fixture ...................................................................................... 4-9<br />

FIGURE 4-10 Hydraulic Piston Nut Torquing Tool - Typical................................................................. 4-12<br />

FIGURE 4-11 Piston Rod Tapped Hole Dimensions - Inch (mm)......................................................... 4-12<br />

FIGURE 4-12 Piston and Rod Installation - Typical.............................................................................. 4-14<br />

FIGURE 4-13 High-Pressure Face-Cut Piston Ring Orientation .......................................................... 4-16<br />

FIGURE 4-14 Piston Rod Packing Case Lube Cups............................................................................ 4-17<br />

FIGURE 4-15 “P” Pressure Breaker ..................................................................................................... 4-19<br />

FIGURE 4-16 “UP” Pressure Breaker................................................................................................... 4-19<br />

FIGURE 4-17 “P1U” Pressure Breaker................................................................................................. 4-19<br />

FIGURE 4-18 “BTR” Single Acting Seal Set......................................................................................... 4-19<br />

FIGURE 4-19 “BD” Double Acting Seal Set.......................................................................................... 4-20<br />

FIGURE 4-20 “WAT” Double Acting Seal Set....................................................................................... 4-20<br />

FIGURE 4-21 “AL” Double Acting Seal Set .......................................................................................... 4-20<br />

FIGURE 4-22 “BTU” Single Acting Seal Set......................................................................................... 4-20<br />

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