Sterling A0567659 Manuel D’Utilisation

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4-6  Pneumatic Installation 
 
The SGB blending system uses plant-supplied compressed air to operate the 
metering and dump valves on the blender. 
 
CLEAN AND DRY air must be supplied to the blender. The air supply should be 
filtered through a 5 micron air filter with a water separator. Oil should not be used 
unless air dryers are installed on the compressed air supply.  In this situation, an 
oiler may be required on the blender to keep the air cylinder seals lubricated. 
 
Important! 
As this blender uses air for blender metering functions, it is 
very important to supply clean, dry air to the blender.
 
Dirty or 
oily air can affect blender accuracy, result in poor performance 
and cause injury
.  Provide a 5-micron air filter on the air supply 
to the blender, and be sure excess oil is removed.
 
 
5 MICRON
 
FILTER
 
DRY 60 psi COMPRESSED AIR
 
LUBRICATOR
 
PRES SURE
 
REGULATOR
 
OS/OA BLENDER
 
CUSTOMER-SUPPLIED COMPRESSED AIR COMPONENTS
 
 
Sterling provides all pneumatic lines on the blender piped to a single ¼” NPT 
standard pipe thread fitting. The SGB blending system requires approximately 1 
cfm (1.7 m³/hr) @ 60 psi (4.14 bar) maximum air pressure for proper operation. 
 
The working pressure of the blender cylinders is not to exceed 60 psi (4.14 bar). 
This is adjustable by the regulator supplied on the rear panel of the blender. It is 
important to prevent fluctuation in the air pressure to the blender by not installing 
the unit on an airline.  If this is the case, an accumulator tank with a check valve 
may have to be provided by the customer to ensure the blender a steady air 
supply. 
 
CAUTION!   
To prevent damage to the equipment, do not exceed 60 psi (4.14 
bar) air pressure.   
Always disconnect the compressed air supply when working on 
any part of the blender. 
 
4-7  Blender Set-up 
 
4-7-1 Description and Objectives 
 
This section will discuss the mechanical setup and control system setup 
of the SGB blending system. After reading this section, you should be 
familiar with the mechanical setup and the electronic control setup of the 
 
SGB