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        Operating Instructions EDm Motor Drive (to use with DYNA Z
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1.           Force  kN     D             F   0 3082 t   18 82           gt               Force curve         Force linearised                         0 20 40 60 80 100 120  Time  s        Fig  5 02 Typical Curve of load increase    5 3 Overheating    For lower rates of load increase  i e  voltages between  2 3 and 4 V  the temperature increase inside the motor  may be up to 40 degrees Celsius due to the necessary  throttling of the EDm motor drive     sre To avoid overheating of the EDm motor  drive  do not operate the motor in this  throttling mode  2 3 V to 4 V  if outside  temperature exceeds 40 degrees Celsius     2004 07 225 6 E Page 14    6 Power Supplies    Attention   ras The EDm motor drive is only allowed to be  supplied with DC to maximum 15 VDC     The EDm motor drive can in principle be supplied in  three ways       Batteries    Power supply or    Special supply unit    6 1 EDm BC Battery Holder    The EDm BC battery holder supplies the EDm motor  drive using eight 1 5 V batteries that  connected in  series  produce 12 VDC     A The battery holder is not suitable for the  use of rechargeable batteries as when  fully charged these only produce 1 2 V  each and thus only yield a supply voltage  of 9 6 VDC instead of 12 VDC     Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach       13 11 9 10 9    7 Knurled nut  8 Baby cells type C voltage 1 5 VDC  LR14   9 Foot  10 Transparent housing sleeve  11 Device connector  2 pin   miniature round connector  series 680   12 Connectin
2.    2 3to 12VDC   25     Example   For v  250N s  Set U  7 5 VDC    2004 07 225 6 E Page 11    4 2 4 Accuracy    Measurement accuracy space is influenced by two  factors     e EDm motor drive in combination with the  individual DYNA Z instrument as shown in the  figures 4 02  4 03 and 4 04   e Manual voltage setting of   0 3V    The combination of the EDm motor drive with the  DYNA Z causes the lower accuracy  thus especially  for the DYNA Z testers with a nominal load of 6 KN   see figure 4 04      If a higher accuracy is required  we recommend  plotting a test curve using WIGAonline software  see  8 2 Accessories  that will plot the gradient for the  loading rate increase  see 8 4 Individual setting  curve   In this way the rate can be set exactly as the  repetition accuracy  combination DYNA Z tester and  EDm motor drive  is good to max  5      A Ifa DYNA Z tester to be used after a long  period without use  the device must be  loaded once to nominal load and then  unloaded  Only then the repetition  accuracy is as described above  This step  is recommended each time prior to placing  the tester in operation     Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach    4 3 Operating Limits    The voltage regulator keeps the voltage constant at  the value set  between 2 4 and 12 V  on condition  that the supplied voltage is at least 0 3 V higher as  the voltage to be set  due to the voltage drop in the  voltage regulator of approx  0 3 V     For usual tests  with lower rates of load i
3.    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach       Formula     v   43 0 U     48 7   v  Loading rate increase  N s   U  Regulated voltage  VDC   Accuracy    6 to 12 VDC    10    2 3to 6VDC   21N s    Example   For v  _ 150N s  Set U  46VDC    2004 07 225 6 E Page 9    4 2 2 DYNA Z16S  Z16SE  Z16Fs Extraction Tester    Rate of force increase  N s     Fi     amp     Load rate increase vs voltage    DYNA Z16S  Z16SE  Z16Fs Extraction Tester                                                    lower limit          upper limit        y of load increase                                              6 7 8 9 10 11  Regulated voltage  V       4 03 Voltage setting for DYNA Z16S  Z16SE  Z16Fs  Extraction Tester    Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach          12    Formula     v   70 1 U     107 0   v  Loading rate increase  N s   U  Regulated voltage  VDC   Accuracy    6 to 12 VDC    10    2 3to 6VDC   32N s    Example   For v  300N s  Set U  5 8VDC    2004 07 225 6 E Page 10    4 2 3 DYNA Z6  Z6E  Z6S  Z6SE Pull Off and Extraction Tester    Rate of force increase  N s     Fi     amp     Load rate increase vs voltage  DYNA Z6  Z6E  Z6S  Z6SE  Pull Off   Extraction Tester    5 6 7 8  Regulated voltage  V     Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach     v of load increase  lower limit    upper limit       4 04 Voltage setting for DYNA Z6  Z6E  Z6S  Z6SE  Pull Off and Extraction Tester    Formula     v   40 0 U   49 9   v  Loading rate increase  N s   U  Regulated voltage  VDC   Accuracy  
4. EGS 1800 power supply  from Einhell  To connect the power station to the EDm  motor drive you will need in addition to the normal  connecting cable  12   an adapter cable  14      Refer to the separate operating instructions for  information on the operation of the EGS 1800 power  supply        A  7    S    12 14  Fig  6 02 Power supply EGS 1800    Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach    6 2 1 Connecting the EGS 1800 Power Supply    The adapter cable  14   for picture also see 8 2  Accessories  provides the appropriate connection  between the EGS 1800 power supply and the  connecting cable  One end of the adapter cable is to  be connected to the threaded connector on the  connecting cable  ensure that the groove on the  socket is aligned with the lug on the plug  and the  other end to the  cigarette lighter connector  on the  EGS 1800  Using this cable the motor drive can also  be connected to the cigarette lighter connector in a  car     6 2 2 Operating Time    Using the EGS 1800 power supply the operating time  is approx  36 hours     Exact information on the operating time is not  possible as the operating time is heavily dependent  on the current supplied to the motor  which in turn can  vary significantly depending on the load     2004 07 225 6 E Page 17    6 3 Laboratory Power Supply   Mains Power  Supply    If the motor drive is to be operated from a laboratory  power supply   mains power supply  we recommend  the use of a linear power supply  as otherwise  mea
5. Operating Instructions EDm Motor Drive   to use with DYNA Z Pull Off and Extraction Tester           proceq    PROCEQ SA  Ringstrasse 2  Postfach 336  CH 8603 Schwerzenbach    Switzerland   Tel   41  0 43 355 38 00  Fax   41  0 43 355 38 12  E mail  info proceq com    Internet    www proceq com    Subject to change without notice    Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach 2004 07 225 6 E Page 2    Contents    Nok  Se Se Ce ok E Sa E S  WN      Uaw www      NNNN  WN      N  P    4 1  4 2  4 2 1  4 2 2  4 2 3  4 2 4  4 3    Safety   General Instructions   Liability   Safety Instructions   General   Unauthorized Operators   Safety Symbols   Correct Use   Reference Standards and Regulations       annkhrR RHR HRA    Product Description  Applications   EDm Motor Drive  Controls  Technical Data   Power Supply       NNOD OD    N    Installation Guide    Settings  Direction of Rotation   Setting the Loading rate increase  DYNA Z16  Z16E Pull Off Tester  DYNA Z16S  Z16SE  Z16Fs Extraction Tester___10  DYNA Z6  Z6S  Z6SE Pull Off   Extraction Tester_11  Accuracy 12  Operating Limits 12                            Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach                      Measurements 13  Measurement Process with DYNA Z and EDm Motor   Drive 13  Battery Charge State Indicator 14  Typical Loading rate increase Curve 14  Overheating 14  Power Supplies 15  EDm BC Battery Holder  15  Connecting the EDm BC Battery Holder 16  Operating Time 16  Changing the Batteries 16  EGS 1800 Po
6. arry out the stipulated maintenance properly and  at the correct time      Following completion of the maintenance tasks   perform a functional check   see 7 Maintenance and 3 Placing in Operation      1 3 2 Unauthorized Operators    Children and persons under the influence of alcohol   drugs or medication are not allowed to operate the  EDm motor drive and the related components   Persons who are not familiar with the operating  instructions are only allowed to operate the motor  drive under the supervision of a person familiar with  the device     2004 07 225 6 E Page 4    1 3 3 Safety Symbols    The following symbols are given with all important  safety instructions in these operating instructions     Danger   AN This instruction provides information on a  risk of injury and or serious injury if specific    rules of conduct are not observed     Attention   vax This instruction warns you about equipment  and material damage as well as possible    financial and legal implications  e g  loss of  guarantee  potential liability  etc       5 CT  D7    Here you will find important instructions  and information    1 4 Correct Use  The motor drive is an electromechanical device and is  used for driving the DYNA Z pull off and extraction    testers  Using this device a continuous increase in  load as per the standards can be generated     Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach    Attention   The motor drive and the related  components are not water proof  Do not    use under w
7. ater  If devices are wet by  water spray  wipe dry immediately     1 5 Reference Standards and Regulations    ASTM D 4541 02  2002   DIN EN 24624  1992   DIN EN 1348  1999   DIN EN 1542  1998   PrEN 12504 3  in preparation  ASTM C90 01   DIN 1048  1991   ZTV SIB 90  Annex 2   DIN EN 1015 12    2004 07 225 6 E Page 5    2 Product Descriptions  2 1 Applications    The EDm motor drive for a DYNA Z pull off or  extraction tester can be used if a continuous increase  in load is required  e g  due to requirements in the  applicable standards   The motor drive is used for  operating the hydraulic pump instead of the hand  crank supplied with the DYNA Z testers     Compared to the hand crank  the drive has the  advantage that a specific rate of increase in the load  can be achieved     For information on the operation of the DYNA Z     and DYNA Z    S pull off and extraction testers   please refer to the operating instructions for these  devices     Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach    2 2 EDm Motor Drive  Controls       1 Drive socket with 10x10 internal square drive  2 ON button   3 Voltage regulator  2 4 12 VDC    4 Connector  supply max  15 VDC    5 Battery charge state indicator   6 Switch forward   backward    Fig  2 01 EDm motor drive    2004 07 225 6 E Page 6    2 3 Technical Data    Supply   Voltage at the motor   Speed   Torque     Current consumption     Battery charge   state indicator   Direction of rotation     On button     Dimensions    mm     2 4 Power Sup
8. certified service centre     A The device should be calibrated once a  year     8 4 Individual Setting Curves    For each combination of EDm motor drive with   DYNA Z instrument  an individual setting curve can be  determined  With this  the accuracy of the speed  setting for the load increase can be improved  see  4 2 4 accuracy      The curve must be determined using at least four  points  For this  we recommend setting the voltage on  the EDm motor drive to 2 4 V  5 V  8 V and 12 V  For  each voltage a test must be performed to get the  typical curve of load increase  with WIGAonline  software or manually with the stop watch  and to  determine the speed in N s of the linear portion of the  curve  see 5 3 Typical Loading rate increase Curve    The linear portion of the curve is approximately  between 4 to 6 kN for DYNA Z instruments with 6 kN  nominal load and approximately between 9 to 16 kN  for DYNA Z instruments with 16 kN nominal load     Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach    The measured values of loading rate increase in N s  vs voltage in V can be entered into an Excel sheet     The setting curve can then be determined using the  feature of the trend curve in Excel as follows     e Mark the pair of values in the Excel sheet    e Click the cursor on the icon    curve    and then right  click the mouse    e Add trend curve  linear option and show equation  in the figure    e Take the loading rate increase from the equation    2004 07 225 6 E Page 21    
9. g cable  see 6 2  EGS 1800 power supply and 8 2 Accessories   13 Carry strap    Fig  6 01 EDm BC Battery holder    2004 07 225 6 E Page 15    6 1 1 Connecting the EDm BC Battery Holder    Connect the battery cable  12  to the connectors on  the EDm BC battery holder and EDm motor drive  The  battery holder and the motor drive have the same  threaded connector  see point 11 Section 6 1 or point  4 Section 4   When making the connections ensure  that the groove on the socket is aligned with the lug  on the plug     6 1 2 Operating Time    The EDm motor drive can be operated for approx  25  hours with batteries of type C  Baby      Exact information on the operating time is not possible  as the operating time is heavily dependent on the  current supplied to the motor  which in turn can vary  significantly depending on the load     6 1 3 Changing the Batteries  1 Undo the two knurled nuts  7    Pull battery block cover incl  foot  9      device connector  11  and batteries  8  from the  housing sleeve 10      Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach    ou    Replace batteries  8      Attention   Ensure that the polarity is correct     Slide entire battery block into the housing sleeve   10     Fit rear cover with rear foot  9  to threaded rods   Tighten the two knurled nuts  7   before tightening  place the battery holder on a flat surface on its  feet so that the feet are correctly aligned      2004 07 225 6 E Page 16    6 2 EGS 1800 Power Supply    PROCEQ also supplies the 
10. ger    A N Undo all cable connections prior to  cleaning    7 1 Storage    All components are to be stored in a dry place  if  possible free of dust     If the device is not to be used for an extended period     the batteries are to be removed from the EDm BC  battery holder     Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach    8 Data  8 1 Form of Supply    8 1 1 EDm Motor Drive with EDm BC Battery  Holder         EDm motor drive     EDmBC battery holder     Connecting cable  Carry strap    Item no  345 09 220    Fig  8 01 EDm motor drive with EDm BC battery  holder    2004 07 225 6 E Page 19    8 2 Accessories    EGS 1800  CD    power station      without adapter cable    EDm motor drive  with drive socket  item no  345 09 223       EDm BC   battery holder   with carry strap  item no  345 09 224    G ien k item no  345 09 225   C  EGS 1800    power station           s with adapter cable  X item no  345 09 221    Fig  8 02 to Fig  8 09 Accessories    Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach     gt                                                                          2004 07 225 6 E    Connecting cable  EDm   EDm BC  item no  345 09 226    Adapter cable  for EGS 1800  item no  345 09 227    Drive socket  for EDm motor drive  item no  345 09 228    Carry strap  for EDm BC  item no  345 09 229    WIGAonline software  item no  380 01 243    Page 20    8 3 Calibration    The EDm motor drive can be calibrated together with  a DYNA Z pull off or extraction tester by a PROCEQ   
11. ing the switch   6   observe arrow symbols      Forward  measuring  corresponds to clockwise  rotation  switch  6  up   The voltage at the motor is  only reduced to the voltage set at the rotary knob  3   when the switch  6  is in this position     Backward  place pump in initial position  corresponds  to anticlockwise rotation  switch  6  down   In this  switch position the drive always rotates at full speed     4 2 Setting the Loading rate increase    The required loading rate increase can be adjusted by  means of the voltage regulator  3   The adjusted  voltage  from 2 4 V to 12 V  corresponds to the  voltage at the motor operating in forward mode    clockwise      Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach        Proce  n  l ww 00 905    yi    5  Fig  4 01 Front plate of EDm motor drive    2004 07 225 6 E    Page 8    For each type of DYNA Z tester  the ratio between the loading rate increase and the regulated voltage is different   In the following are settings for DYNA Z   and DYNA Z   E pull off testers  as well as DYNA Z  S  DYNA Z  SE and    DYNA Z   Fs extraction testers     4 2 1 DYNA 216 Pull Off Tester    Loading rate increase vs voltage    DYNA 216   Z16E Pull Off tester                                           of load increase          lower limit    Rate of force increase  N s              upper limit                                  2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12  Regulated voltage  V     Fig  4 02 Voltage setting for DYNA 216  Z16E Pull Off Tester    Copyright 
12. ncrease as  the one mentioned in 5 2 Battery Charge State  Indicator and with the LED  5  on  the loading rate  increase is kept at the value set        st In case of unusual tests with a higher   loading rate increase as the one  mentioned in 5 2 Battery Charge State  Indicator  new batteries should be used  and the effective battery voltage must be  measured  During the whole test  the  effective voltage must be at least 0 3 Volt  higher as the voltage set with the  regulator     2004 07 225 6 E Page 12    5 Measuring    5 1 Measurement Process with DYNA Z  and EDm Motor Drive    1 Measurement process  incl  preparation of probe   as described in the operating instructions for the  DYNA Z pull off   extraction tester    Prepare the EDm motor drive  see 3 Placing in  operation as well as 4 2 5 Accuracy   note     2 Set required loading rate increase as per formula  or diagram  see 4 2 Setting the Loading rate  increase  using voltage setting  3     3 Fit EDm motor drive to 10x10 square drive  instead of hand crank    4 Hold drive firmly and switch on by pressing the  On button  2   Keep On button  2  pressed until  the sample fractures or until the required load or  nominal load of the tester is reached     Attention   Do not load the DYNA Z tester beyond  the nominal load  brief overload of 10   is allowed     5 When the pump stop is reached  whether forward  or backward   immediately switch off drive by  releasing the On button  2      Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwer
13. ply    max  15 VDC only DC  no AC  2 4 to 12 VDC   2 0 to 11 7 rpm   max  3 Nm   max  690 mA at full load    LED illuminates at 8 5 VDC and above     forward  speed and loading rate  increase as per voltage setting  3      backward  always at full speed   when not operated  OFF    housing  61    1 x 202 5   245  incl  drive socket and rotary knob   Drive socket outside 014 x 30   Inside 10 x 10    The EDm motor drive is supplied using an external  power supply  for details see 6 Power supplies  that is  connected to the drive using a connecting cable     Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach    The motor drive must be operated with DC  the  maximum voltage is 15 VDC     Attention   If the motor drive is operated with more    than 15 VDC or AC  damage to the  electronics is to be expected     3 Installation Guide    1 Read the operating instructions carefully  Connect power supply  max  15 VDC  see 6  Power supplies    3 Set direction of rotation  see 4 1 Direction of  rotation  forward     clockwise   backward  lt  anti clockwise   4 Perform function test     forward with various  voltage settings  speeds  and backward  motor  always runs at full speed    To switch on press the  ON button  2      2004 07 225 6 E Page 7    4 Settings    For the EDm motor drive  the loading rate increase  can be adjusted using the voltage regulator  3   The  speed of the drive socket is proportional to the  voltage      4 1 Direction of Rotation    The direction of rotation can be set us
14. surement interference may result     To connect a laboratory power supply   mains power  supply  a special connecting cable is required     A If a switched laboratory power supply is  used  interference may be produced that  will cause measuring errors     Attention      gt     with AC     A Standard power supplies often have a  high internal resistance  When the EDm    motor drive is supplied  considerable  current  up to 460 mA  is drawn that can  result in a significant voltage drop     Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach    When power supplies are used  ensure that  the voltage is set to maximum 15 VDC and  that the EDm motor drive is never supplied    6 3 1 Connecting any other Power Supply   To connect other power supplies  special connecting  cables or adapters are required that are not  standardised  PROCEQ can provide assistance in  finding a specific solution    6 3 2 Operating Time    As long as the power supply is switched on or if it has  capacitance  the drive can be operated     2004 07 225 6 E Page 18    7 Maintenance    In principle the components used in the EDm motor  drive and the EDm BC battery holder are  maintenance free  In case of soiling  please clean     Attention   When cleaning  please do not hold the  device under running liquid or immerse it in    a liquid  as the EDm motor drive and its  accessories are not water proof  Do not use  abrasive cleaning agents     A moist cloth or a cloth soaked in alcohol can be used  for cleaning     Dan
15. wer Supply 17  Connecting the EGS 1800 Power Supply 17  Operating Time 17  Laboratory Power Supply   Mains Power Supply__18  Connecting any other Power Supply 18  Operating Time 18  Maintenance 19  Storage 19  Data 19  Form of Supply 19  EDm Motor Drive with EDm BC Battery Holder___19  Accessories 20  Calibration 21  Individual Setting Curves 21    2004 07 225 6 E Page 3    1 Safety  1 1 General Instructions    Please read these operating instructions prior to  placing in operation for the first time  They contain  important instructions on the safety  use and  maintenance of the EDm motor drive and the related  components     1 2 Liability    Our  General Terms and Conditions of Sales and   Delivery    always apply  Warranty and liability claims   for injuries and damage to property are excluded if   they result from one or more of the following causes      Incorrect use of the EDm motor drive and the  related components     Improper use of functions  operation or  maintenance of the EDm motor drive and the  related components     Failure to observe the instructions in the operating  instructions in relation to the use of functions   operation and maintenance of the EDm motor  drive and the related components     Unauthorised modifications to the EDm motor  drive and the related components     Disasters caused by the action of foreign bodies   accidents  vandalism and acts of God    Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach    1 3 Safety Instructions  1 3 1 General      C
16. zenbach    Attention   The EDm motor drive and the DYNA Z    tester do not have overload protection     The EDm motor drive is primarily designed for the  DYNA Z6 and 216 testers  With these testers it is  possible to apply the EDm motor drive up to the  nominal load without problems     button 2 Drive EDm    DYNA Z_ square end       Batterieholder EDm BC    Fig  5 01 Measurement with DYNA Z and EDm  motor drive    2004 07 225 6 E Page 13    5 2 Battery Charge State Indicator    The green light emitting diode  5  illuminates when  the motor is rotating  ON button  2  pressed  and the  supply voltage is more than 8 5 V  This corresponds  to a loading rate increase of around    320 N s for DYNA 216  Z16E   490 N s for DYNA Z16S  Z16SE  Z16Fs    290 N s for DYNA Z6S  Z6E  Z6S  Z6SE    If the LED goes out  i e  the supply voltage is less  than 8 5 V  the batteries should be replaced or the  power supply charged     5 3 Typical Loading rate increase Curve    The increase in the load is not linear at the start as  first all the play and static friction must be overcome     The gradient of the linear curve is the loading rate  increase v  In the example of figure 5 02  with   F   0 3082 t     18 82   v t     18 82  the loading rate  increase becomes   v   F t   0 3082 kN s   308 2 N s     F   Load  kN     t   Time  s   v   Loading rate increase  kN s     Copyright    2004 by PROCEQ SA Schwerzenbach       Typical rate of force increase  DYNA Z16 pull off tester                       
    
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