U103-A Filter

U103-A Filter

This device is mainly applied in the system of dispenser to remove the solid sedimentation is the oil ,ensuring the cleaning of the oil or like ,and as a result to extend the life span and accuracy of the flow meter. In the system of dispenser ,it is fixed between the oil pump and the flow meter.

Materials:

Body: Body: Aluminum (Spray-Painted)

Seals: Buna-N

Technical Specifications:

Working pressure:0.2Mpa

Filter accuracy:30um

Flow Rate:65L/min

Rating Medium:Gasoline,Kerosene, Diesel

100% Factory Tested.

Package:

Product ID Net Weight Cross Weight Dimension

U103-A 2kg/case of1 2.2kg/case of1 20x13x14cm/case of1

keep good earthing and sealability and conduct pressure –resistance test as regulation in national standard GB50156-2002. Don’t input oil or burry tank before pressure testing. Diagram 5-4: Correct installation of fuel dispenser and tank The inlet pipe of tank should be mounted bottom valve, which is vertical and 100mm higher than tank bottom. As crucial to fuel dispenser’s normal operation, bottom valve should have good sealability and performance. It is fuel dispenser prohibited to connect fuel dispenser with semi-underground tank, above ground tank and high position tank. If oil level is higher than vapor separator exhaust pipe would overflow leading to insecurity working circumstance. Given have to adapt one of above tank, the exhaust pipe of vapor separator should be sealed in case oil over fuel dispenser flow out. Match of fuel dispensers and tank: if adopt one tank delivering oil to two or more fuel dispensers each fuel dispenser should have single pipe without interconnection. Diagram 7-4 shows the right connection. Diagram 5-5 is wrong one. Diagram 5-5: Inappropriate installation of fuel dispenser and tank If one fuel dispenser is connected to two or more tanks valve is necessary to be installed in pipeline. Diagram 5-6 illustrates this kind of connection. In short, the connection of fuel dispensers and tanks, whatever working circumsta fuel dispenser nce, should comply with the basic principle that one tank, one valve and one pipe are connected with one fuel dispenser. Otherwise, the normal measuring function of fuel dispenser would be affected. Diagram 5-6: Combination of two or more tanks Electric Installation The general power switch is installed indoors, switch fuse is defined as the current of motor when starting. The earthing line of fuel dispenser should firstly connect with ground device of filling station before electric installation. Power wire of fuel dispenser should connect into TN-S power supply system, compatible to TN-C-S and TN-C systems. Lead and wire should be five-bind copper thread with two protective

ates the transaction for all　　required information. The CGD stores the data for the code until it runs out of memory. On a software device where memory is　　virtually unlimited this is unlikely but on hardware implementations this occurrence is handled as determined by the configuration.　　When a customer enters the code using a CED to receive the service the CD sends a request to the CGD to check the data for the　　particular code. The CGD responds with a fuel dispenser transaction number from which the code data can be read or the code related data itself.　　Once the CD has validated that the service should be provided it then enables the service to the customer. After the service has　　been provided to the customer the CD should then send a request to use the code number. The CD should sen fuel dispenser d the code. The CGD　　will respond with a new transaction number. If desired the CD can then interrogate the new transaction to insure that the code has　　been used. If the transaction database is not being used the Code is marked as used as soon as the service delivery commences.　　Since the CGD does not have access to current dating information all of the time it cannot on a daily basis expire old codes. It is　　logical that the CGD will expire codes when it receives a request from a CD.　　It should be noted that in Version 1.10 there fuel dispenser is now a specific data table that allows the CD to directly access the code information.　　In version 1.00 all access was via a transaction. This indirect access to the database has been removed to simplify implementation.　　This means that when data is handled through transactions in the system the device is free to store code data as it deems appropriate.　　In a code generating application the code data can be stored in a simple database table. The device does not provide an application　　level method to backup and restore codes in the system. Since this is tied tightly to the specifics of the device it is left up to the　　manufacturer to develop a

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