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| Curtis Wash Module | |
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Description: The system consists of one or two wash heads connected flexibly to a service unit which has a cleaning fluid tank, high pressure pump, low pressure pump, mist suction and separation device, and two-stage filters. The high pressure is generated by a two-cylinder radial piston pump, generating approximately 100 bar alternately in two separate supply ports. These ports are connected to jets within the fixture such that the component receives pulses at about 50 Hz, alternate pulses from opposite ends. Some jets are directed to spin the component while the main jets are directed axially at each end of the component. An exhaust port is connected to an annular ring around the head of the component. The exhaust dirty cleaning fluid, or air and cleaning fluid, is collected by the suction unit which provides separation of the cleaning fluid and air, and low-level centrifuge to remove heavy debris from the cleaning fluid. The fluid passes from the centrifuge to a settling chamber. From here it is then circulated by the low-pressure pump through two cartridge filters (10 micron and 5 micron). |
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Operation:
The Wash Cycle: |
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| The cleaning fluid employed is ISO test oil. The standard system is not suitable for water based wash fluid. A new system suitable for aqueous solutions is under development and should be available Spring 2006. The cleanliness standard depends on the nature of the contamination in the components before washing, and the length of time taken for washing | |
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To make an enquiry, please ring +44 (0)1206 845414 or email enquiries@curtisassembleandtest.com |
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