Almatec E-Series 2016
Almatec E-Series 2016
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CONTENTS
Page
Introduction ....................................................................................... 3
General description of the machine, appropriate use and residual dangers ………………………... 3
Storage ....................................................................................... 3
Codesystem ....................................................................................... 4
Operation in explosion proof areas …………………………………………………………………………….……. 5
Technical data ....................................................................................... 5
Performance charts ....................................................................................... 6
Installation
Recommended installation ....................................................................................... 8
Product ports ....................................................................................... 8
Startup operations ....................................................................................... 9
Torque values ....................................................................................... 10
Safety instructions ....................................................................................... 10
Using as submersible pump ....................................................................................... 11
Additional temperature hints ....................................................................................... 12
Providing spare parts ....................................................................................... 12
Maintennance
Required tools ....................................................................................... 13
Disassembly ....................................................................................... 13
Assembly ....................................................................................... 15
Trouble shooting ....................................................................................... 16
Spare part lists
Code EEE – ETZ ....................................................................................... 18
Code TEE – TTZ ....................................................................................... 19
Code FEE – FTZ ....................................................................................... 20
Code UEE – UTZ ....................................................................................... 21
Exploded views
E 08 / E 10 ....................................................................................... 22
E 15 / E 25 / E 40 / E 50 ....................................................................................... 23
Optional equipment
Stroke counting (code C) ....................................................................................... 24
Diaphragm monitoring (D) ....................................................................................... 25
Special diaphragms (L+P) ………………………………………………………………………………….. 26
ANSI connections (W) ………………………………………………………………………………….. 26
Flange connections (F) ....................................................................................... 27
Pumps for food contact (H) ....................................................................................... 27
Damper preparation (TV) ....................................................................................... 27
Draining system (R) ....................................................................................... 28
FKM housing gaskets (V) ....................................................................................... 29
External control (Z) ....................................................................................... 29
More options …….................................................................................. 29
Dimensions drawing ....................................................................................... 30
Pulsation dampe ET/ET‐F ....................................................................................... 31
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INTRODUCTION
ALMATEC air‐operated diaphragm pumps are constructed according to the state of the art and they are
reliable. Imminent danger by operating error or misuse can lead to damages of properties and/or persons.
The pumps are to be applied for the intended use and in a safety‐related proper condition only.
Each person working on the ALMATEC air‐operated diaphragm pumps concerning installation, start‐up,
handling or maintenance has to read this manual completely and in an attentive way and has to follow all
mentioned procedures and safety notes.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE, APPROPIATE USE AND RESIDUAL DANGERS
The ALMATEC E‐Series pumps are oscillating positive displacement pumps and
are based on the functional principle of double diaphragm pumps. The basic
configuration consists of two external side housings with a center housing
between them. Each of the side housings contains a product chamber which is
sealed against the center housing by a diaphragm. The two diaphragms are
interconnected by a piston rod. Directed by an air control system, the
diaphragms are alternately loaded with compressed air so that they move back
and forth. In the first figure, the compressed air has forced the left‐hand
diaphragm towards the product chamber and displaced the liquid from that
chamber through the open valve at the top to the discharge port. Liquid is
simultaneously drawn in by the right‐hand diaphragm, thus refilling the second
product chamber. When the end of the stroke is reached, it reverses
automatically and the cycle is repeated in the opposite direction. In the second
figure, liquid is drawn in by the left‐hand diaphragm and displaced by the right‐
hand diaphragm.
The appropriate use of an Almatec air‐operated diaphragm pump of the E‐Series refers to the liquid transport
taking into account the operation parameter mentioned in this manual and in compliance of the given terms
for commissioning, operation, assembly, disassembly and maintenance.
Even if all necessary safety measures described in this manual have been met, a residual danger exists by
leakages or mechanical damages. At sealing areas or connections liquid can be released uncontrollably then.
STORAGE
In general the ALMATEC pump is delivered operational and packaged. If the unit is not installed right away,
proper storage conditions are important for a trouble free operation later. The pump has to be protected
from wetness, coldness, dirtying, UV‐radiation and mechanical influences. The following storage conditions
are recommended:
‐ Steady ventilated, dust and vibration free storage room
‐ Ambient temperature between 15°C (59°F) and 25°C (77°F) with a relative humidity below 65%
‐ Prevention of direct thermal influences (sun, heating)
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CODESYSTEM
The ALMATEC Maschinenbau GmbH is certified as a modern, quality‐orientated enterprise according to
DIN EN ISO 9001:2008 and 14001:2005. Before release for dispatch, any pump of the E‐Series has to undergo
an extended final control. The performance data registered during this are archived in our records and can be
read back at any time.
As a general rule in the countries of the EU only such machines are allowed to take into operation, which are
determined to meet the regulations of the EU machinery directive, the harmonized standards, European
standards and the respective national standards. Hence the operator has to verify whether the ALMATEC
pump manufactured and delivered properly according to the customer’s order meets the mentioned
requirements.
Therefore make sure, before putting the pump into operation, that the pump and the used materials of
construction are suitable for the provided application and the installation site. To check this, the exact pump
code is required. This code, the serial number and the year of construction are noted on the identification
plates on the pump itself.
Example to clarify the ALMATEC pump code:
E 15 T T T ‐ R
Optional equipment (separate manual for code BS,
separate spare parts lists for codes OG, Z and X):
BS Barrier chamber system
C Stroke counting
D Diaphragm monitoring
F Flange connection PN 10
H Pump for food contact (EC 1935/2004)
L Conductive PTFE/EPDM compound diaphragm
OG Pump without inner threads
P Diaphragm made of modified PTFE
R Draining system
TV Pump prepared for pulsation damper
V FKM housing gaskets with PTFE diaphragms
W ANSI product ports
Z External controlled
X Customized solutions
Type and material E Ball valves, EPDM
of product valves: N Ball valves, NBR
T Ball valves. PTFE
S Ball valves, stainless steel
Z Cylinder valves, PTFE
Diaphragm material: E EPDM
N NBR
T PTFE/EPDM compound
Housing material: E PE
F PE conductive
T PTFE
U PTFE conductive
Size, port dimension
ALMATEC air‐operated diaphragm pump, E‐Series
The number in brackets, which is added to every part mentioned in the following explanations, refers to its
position in the spare part list and the exploded view.
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OPERATION IN EXPLOSION‐PROOF AREAS AND FOR FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS (REG.‐NO. PTB: 03 ATEX D004)
For flammable liquids as well as for applications in explosion‐proof areas, only pumps
with housings and fittings in conductive plastic materials may be used. AODD pumps of
the E‐Series with the housing codes F (PE conductive) and U (PTFE conductive) meet this
requirement. The pump has to be grounded. A connection to ground the pump is
included in the center housing [4]. All other housing parts are connected to the center
housing; therefore it is not necessary to ground single parts.
ALMATEC E‐Series pumps made of electrically conductive PE/PTFE are suitable to be used
in explosion areas of the category 2 and 3, atmosphere G/D, which are liable to the
94/9/EG. Conductive diaphragms (liquid side) are applicable without restrictions for
transferring liquids of any explosion‐group.
When using non‐conductive diaphragm materials, the following exemplary protection measures have to be
respected:
‐ The pump is always used for the transfer of exclusively fluids which are conductive or soluble in water or
‐ Dry‐running is avoided by action steps within the facility and/or its control or
‐ The system is inertisated in case of dry running by nitrogen, water, carbon dioxide etc. when the fluid
transfer ends.
Piping systems and product connections have to be grounded separately. To avoid ignition hazards the
formation of dust deposits on the pumps must be prevented. In explosion proof areas repair working only
after careful inspection of the practicability and only with appropriate tools. For the ATEX marking according
to 94/9/EG please see the attached conformity declaration and the according pump label.
* PTFE pumps with NBR equipment 80°C (176°F)
** determined in sound power level measurements according to EN ISO 3744 respectively EN ISO 9614 in laboratory and practise
conditions
*** sound pressure levels as average location‐independent values calculated norm‐conformous from the location of the sound
power levels listed above
These technical data refer to ALMATEC E‐Series pumps without optional equipment.
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PERFORMANCE CHARTS
The data refer to water (20°C/68°F), under using of different variations (e.g. ball valve model, damper
preparation etc.), a compressor Atlas Copco VSG30 and calibrated measuring equipment. The specified
performance data are warranted by ALMATEC in accordance with DIN EN ISO 9906.
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7
INSTALLATION
Recommended installation
Product ports
The product ports are integrated into the center housing [4]. Different port configurations can be obtained
(without using of a screwed pulsation damper only). The standard configuration of the E‐Series at delivery is
with the suction inlet horizontally at the bottom and the discharge outlet horizontally at the top (figure 8.1).
Further possible configurations:
Suction inlet vertically at the bottom, the discharge outlet horizontally at the top (figure 8.2)
To obtain this configuration, the plug of the center housing [13] has to be removed and set in the
standard inlet.
Suction inlet horizontally at the bottom, the discharge outlet vertically at the top (figure 8.3)
Unscrew the housing bolts [19], take off the side housings [1] and turn the center housing [4].
Remount the pump and adjust the plug [13] accordingly.
fig. 8.1 fig. 8.2 fig. 8.3
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Startup operations
UV‐radiation can damage the housing parts of pumps made of PE (material code E and F). In general, the
pump has to be connected load free. Neglecting this causes leakage and maybe even damages. To avoid
vibrations, pulsation dampers and compensators are recommended. Before connecting the pump, take the
yellow blind plugs out of the suction and discharge connections as well as the air inlet [23] in the center
housing [4]. The air inlet is located below the bilingual sticker with safety instructions. The connections of
ALMATEC air‐operated diaphragm pumps made of plastic have slightly tapered threads. Use threadseal only
sparingly, otherwise the connections could be damaged.
The operator is responsible for an adequately stability and an appropriate fixation of the piping according to
the state of the art. To facilitate the installation and maintenance shut off valves should be installed right
before and after the pump. The nominal width of the connection pipes has to be chosen in accordance to the
connections of the pump. A smaller piping can cause cavitation (suction line) as well as a loss of performance
(suction and discharge line). In case the pipe is too big, the dry suction capacity of the pump can decrease.
Connect the suction line to the lower connection in the center housing [4]. Seal the suction line diligently;
hosepipes should be suitably armoured. A suction line continuously rising will prevent the formation of air
locks in the line which would affect the suction lift.
The air inlet [23] is located in the middle of the center housing [4]. When delivered it is covered by a bilingual
sticker with safety instructions, which can be easily removed. Before installation, make sure that the air
supply pipe is free of solids. To supply the pump with driving air sufficiently, the pipe diameter should match
the size of the air inlet. Take care that no dirt or particles can intrude into the pump during the connection, as
these can accumulate inside the pump and can cause malfunctions. An air filter [24] directly behind the air
inlet [23] (not included in E 08 and E 10) prevents the entry of bulk particles.
The integrated air control system PERSWING P® [26] is a precision‐control that requires oil‐free, dry and clean
compressed air for optimal function. If humidity is expected, a water separator or air dryer has to be fitted to
protect the pump from blocking by ice. The ideal condition is the dewpoint of air at ‐20°C (‐4°F). In humid
surroundings, icing from the outside may occur despite the driving air is dried. If so, a prolonged waste‐air‐
exhaust (ca. 500 mm / 20 inch by pipe or hose) can be helpful. When installing the pump into boards or
cabinets, it has to be ensured that cold air does not get caught behind the muffler. In applications with a
tendency to freezing at the waste air exhaust, good experiences in practise have been achieved by pre‐
heating the driving air to increase the distance to the dew point of the air. Doing so, it has to be considered
that the driving air temperature generally may not exceed 50°C (122°F) to avoid expansion and sticking
effects on the air side. This maximum air temperature is a well valid when using a compressor producing
warm air which is e.g. often true for truck compressors.
The pressure of the driving air should be limited to the amount required to meet the performance needed.
Excessive pressure increases both the air consumption and the wear of the pump. The pump is regulated by
tuning the flow rate of the air. For a proper operation at the lower performance range the regulation via a
needle valve is recommended. An empty pump has to be driven slowly (e.g. via a needle‐valve). The pump
starts automatically. Pumps of the E‐Series are self‐priming when dry, thus it is not necessary to fill the
suction line of the pump. During slow operation of the pump the dry suction lift is better than during high
stroke frequency. The suction lift capacity of a liquid‐filled pump, however, is much higher.
The pump is appropriate for running dry during slow operation. Dry running at high stroke frequency causes
premature wear. The pumps can briefly (up to max. one hour) be operated against a closed discharge line.
Throttling on the suction side may damage the pump. When the pump operation has been stopped by a
closed discharge, the pressure equilibrium of the diaphragms must be ensured. This can be achieved by
keeping the pump connected to the air supply pressure; for longer stoppage, the pump must be released
from the pressure within the system on both fluid side and air supply side.
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Torque values
Immediately before putting the pump into operation as well as after some hours of pumping,
the housing bolts [19] have to be fixed according to the torque data of the following schedules,
as the elements of construction "settle". The valve stops discharge valve [9] and the plugs
[11/13] have to be fixed too. As a reminder the air inlet [23] is covered by a corresponding
sticker at delivery condition. Fixing all these parts is necessary as well after periods of
stoppage, at temperature variations, after transport and dismantling the pump. In case of
temperature varying between extremes or high temperature difference between the liquid and
the surrounding, the housing bolts should be controlled more frequently (interval proposals
are available on request). The following schedules show the torque values of the pump housing
bolts, of the damper housing bolts (when using a pulsation damper of the ET‐Series) and of the
optional flange connection (optional equipment codes F3/F4/F5).
Pump size E 08 E 10 E 15 E 25 E 40 E 50
Torque values for housing bolts ‐ Nm (ft lbs):
PE pumps ‐ ‐ 8,5 (6.3) 14 (10.3) 18 (13.3) 23 (17)
PTFE pumps 2 (1.5) 4,5 (3.3) 6,5 (4.8) 11 (8.1) 15 (11.1) 19 (14)
Damper size ET 10 ET 15 ET 25 ET 40 ET 50
Torque values for damper housing bolts
Nm (ft lbs): PE damper ‐ 3 (2.2) 6 (4.4) 10 (7.4) 11 (8.1)
PTFE damper 2 (1.5) 3 (2.2) 6 (4.4) 10 (7.4) 11 (8.1)
Pump size E 15 E 25 E 40 E 50
Torque values for flange connections ‐ Nm (ft lbs): 4 (3) 5 (3.7) 12 (8.9) 15 (11.1)
Safety instructions
Installation, operation, and maintenance by qualified staff only.
Before start‐up of the pump anyone should acquaint oneself with the explanations of the chapter
troubleshooting (see pages 16/17). Only by this the defect quickly can be realized and eliminated in
case of trouble. Problems which cannot be solved or with an unknown reason should be passed on to
the manufacturer.
Before any maintenance and service procedures arising on the pump or on the optional equipments,
the complete installation has to be turned off and protected against accidental turn on. This is
possible by a lockable emergency stop for the air supply of the pump. Additional a danger sign
against restart should be attached.
Pressure tests of the plant a pump is included in may only be carried out with the pump disconnected
from the pressure on both ports or by using the pressure the pump develops while operating. The
load of a pressure in the plant may damage the pump.
AODD pumps must not be operated with a positive suction pressure.
Depending on the conditions of operation, the liquid conveyed might escape from the pump through
the muffler in case of a diaphragm rupture (in this case muffler has to be replaced). For further safety
requirements the optional equipment diaphragm monitoring and barrier chamber system are
recommended.
In case of a diaphragm rupture, it might be possible for the fluid pumped to intrude into the air side
of the pump. In very adverse conditions ‐ e.g. pressure within the fluid system during stopped air
supply ‐ the fluid might as well find its way into the air supply lines. To protect other devices like
pulsation dampers or even pneumatic valves, it is recommended to protect the air supply line
accordingly, e.g. via a non‐return valve. This would as well avoid polluting the air supply line.
The state of the muffler has to be inspected regularly, as a blocked muffler can be forced out of the
pump. If this happens, damages of properties and/or persons cannot be excluded.
If the product tends to settle, the pump has to be flushed regularly. For larger solids a filter has to be
installed in the suction line.
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In case of delivery of hot liquids the wetted pump must not standstill for a longer time, because it
could lead to temporary leaks in the valve area and to a blockade of the air control system.
The relevant effective security advises have to be respected.
Pools of liquid which appear in the near outer area of the pump have to be inspected on danger
potential, if necessary safety measures are to be taken.
Chemical and biological reactions in the product chamber of the pump (mixture of different
substances) and the freezing of the liquid have to be avoided.
Before starting to disassemble the pump, take care that the pump has been emptied and rinsed.
Both ports piping are to be closed and drained if applicable. Further the pump has to be cut off from
any energy on the air and product side. If the pump is being deported from the plant, a reference
about the delivered liquid has to be attached. A template is available on the Almatec website.
Please respect the relevant additional security advices, if the pump has been used for aggressive,
dangerous or toxic liquids (e.g. suitable protective equipment according to the safety data sheet of
the liquid). In case of a diaphragm rupture, it is possible that residues of the liquid remain behind the
diaphragms, in the area of the air control system and at the muffler, despite of several flushing
processes. Hence, appropriate safety equipment according to the safety data sheet of the liquid is
indispensable.
Before putting the pump back into operation, the tightness of the pump has to be checked.
Air‐operated diaphragm pumps can lead to bruises when lifting, sinking or assembling them.
Appropriate accessories and safety equipments are to be used. Big and heavy modules have to fixed
and secured to lifting gears when transporting/replacing them.
Especially when deliver critical liquids, wear parts, like diaphragms, should be replaced within a
preventive maintenance.
The use of non‐original ALMATEC spare parts and structural changes lead to the lapse of the
warranty immediately. When operating such a pump, damages of properties and/or persons cannot
be excluded.
The operation of the pump with nitrogen as driving gas is possible. In closed rooms sufficient
ventilation must be provided.
Possible electrical connections (e.g. when using optional equipment with controllers) may be
executed by a qualified person only. The regulations of the respective manufacturers are to be
followed.
At any work arising it has to be made sure that no explosive atmosphere can appear. Appropriate
safety equipment is recommended.
The pump is tested with water before shipment. Water residues inside the pump cannot be
precluded. If the liquid, which is wanted to be conveyed, potentially interacts with water, please
consult Almatec.
Procedure for pump return: According to the requirements of our 14001‐certification, every unit
which is send to ALMATEC for diagnosis or maintenance reasons has to be accompanied by a filled
out decontamination‐sheet. Otherwise a processing is not possible. The decontamination‐sheet is
enclosed to this manual. Please pay attention to the further safety regulations.
Using as submersible pump
Consider the following advises when using an E‐Series pump as a submersible pump: When immersing an air‐
operated diaphragm pump, it must generally be ensured that the waste air is deducted above the fluid level
with a pipe or similar. The pump must be located vertically upright to guarantee proper function. Minute
leakage on the air inlet or outlet can block the air valve. The pump must be disconnected from the pressure
within the system during standstill. When choosing the pump type, it must be taken into consideration that
all external parts ‐ even those non‐wetted during standard operation ‐ like covers, shock absorbers,
connections etc. must be resistant to the fluid pumped. Please consider as well that depending on the
material, the pump must be weight down resp. fixed.
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Additional temperature hints
The temperature and pressure limitations listed on page 5 are solely based on mechanical temperature limits
of the housing material used. Depending on the fluid pumped, the maximum safe operating temperature of
the housing material can be reduced significantly.
A general aspect of lower temperatures is, that below 0°C (32°F) cold‐brittling of the elastomers used within
the pumps can results in accelerated wear. Regarding the housing materials, please note that PE ‐ other than
PP ‐ keeps its mechanical strengths at low temperatures and PTFE keeps mechanically stable as well for an
extended temperature range. ALMATEC pumps of the E‐Series can therefore be operated safely as well
within low‐temperature installations: However, with liquids below 0°C (32°F) accelerated wear of internal
parts has to be accepted. Moreover, freezing, bogging or crystallisation of the fluid pumped must be avoided,
especially within the pump. Emptying the pump via the drainage system (optional equipment code R) may be
a useful tool to assist this.
Please consider, that viscosity and specific gravity of most fluids change with temperature (most often
increasing at lower temperature). Depending on the application, this fact may not only result in result in a
reduced flow rate, the pump may even be unable to prime the thicker and/or “heavier“ fluid any more.
In case of varying application temperatures, the housing bolt tension has to be controlled very thoroughly, as
variations like these can change the effective tension of the housing bolts via the different thermal expansion
characteristics of single.
Providing spare parts
We recommend having spare part kits “S” on stock. These include the relevant spare parts for your pump.
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MAINTENANCE
Required tools
The general design of the ALMATEC E‐Series is simple. We recommend to take the explosion view in hand to
identify the parts by item number that is mentioned in the following. Two tools are delivered along with each
pump. The plastic one of these is designed for the mounting of the air‐valve [26], the other one for the
mounting of valve seat [16]. Further special tools are not required.
Pump size E 08 E 10 E 15 E 25 E 40 E 50
Slot
8 Thread bolt 0,8 x 5,0 0,8 x 5,0 0,8 x 5,0 1,0 x 5,5 1,6 x 8,0 1,6 x 8,0
screwdriver **
Valve stop, Face pin spanner
9 4 mm 5 mm 6 mm 8 mm 8 mm 10 mm
discharge valve wrench
Face pin spanner
11 Plug, side housing 4 mm 5 mm 6 mm 8 mm 8 mm 10 mm
wrench
Plug, Open‐end
13 24 mm 24 mm 30 mm 46 mm 60 mm 65 mm
center housing spanner
Valve seat, ball
16 2 08 2 10 2 15 2 25 2 40 2 50
valves/cylinder ALMATEC Tool*
901 10 901 10 901 10 901 10 901 10 901 10
valves
Open‐end
spanner/ring
19 Housing bolt, cpl. 7 mm 8 mm 10 mm 13 mm 13 mm 17 mm
wrench/socket
wrench
Open‐end
23 Air inlet 13 mm 13 mm 19 mm 19 mm 27 mm 27 mm
spanner
PERSWING P® air ALMATEC Tool* 1 08 901 54 1 15 901 54
26
control system, cpl + ring wrench 19 mm 24 mm
* Attached to each pump delivery ** Examples, please check yourself
Face pin spanner
wrench
Disassembly
When dismantling a pump the mentioned procedures and safety notes on the pages 9‐11 have to be
considered generally. Among the different sizes of the E‐Series ‐ E 15 to E 50 ‐ only the number of housing
bolts [19] varies. Besides, for the sizes E 08 and E 10 the shaft [20] additionally functions as the pilot piston
for the air‐valve. In these pumps E 08 and E 10, there are no shaft piston rings [22] and no set screws [21] nor
an air filter [24]. Please keep these differences in construction in mind when reading the following
dismantling instructions.
Take the cover [3] out of the side housings [1], to get access to the housing bolts [19]. Unscrew the housing
bolts [19] on one side using two socket wrenches, remove tension disc [2] first and side housing [1] second.
Work carefully to ensure that the sealing surfaces in contact to the diaphragms are not damaged. Carefully
draw the housing bolts [15] out of the pump and remove the second cover [2]. The center housing [4] and
both side housings [1] are removeable now. Remove the sleeve [5] out from the side housing [1]. Take the O‐
13
fig. 14.1
rings sleeve
r [6] out of th he center ho ousing [4] annd both side e housings [1 1]
for a possible
f e renewal.
For further d
F dismantling o of the side housings [1], screw out th he valve stop p,
discharge
d vaalve [9] witth a face spin s spanneer wrench (figure
( 14.1)).
Alternatively
A y, you can sttick two hou using bolts [ 19] into the e holes in the
valve
v stop [99] and loose en the valve e stop with aa third houssing bolt [19 9]
fixed
f in betwween the otthers. Take out o the ball valve [15] resp.
r cylindeer
valve [15] an
v nd the O‐ringg, valve stop,, discharge vvalve [10].
fig. 14.2 fig. 14.3 fig. 14.4
Use the met
U tallic mounting tool to unscrew the vvalve seat [1 16] (figure 14 4.2/14.3). Thhe plug, side housing [11 1]
can
c be unscrewed the same s way ass described ffor the valve e stop [9]. Take care of O‐ring plug side housing
[12].
[ Loosen
n the thread bolt [8] witth a slot screewdriver. Re emove lock bolt [7] andd afterwards ball/cylindeer
valve [15]. T
v Turn the mou unting tool a and screw thhe valve seatt [16] into th he side houssing [1] (figu ure 14.4). The
valve seat [1
v 16] can now b be removed from inside the side hou using.
Screw one diaphragm [18] left‐turning off thee shaft [20] and pull the
other diaphhragm [18] together
t with the shaftt [20] out of o the centeer
housing [4] . Take out set s screws shaft [21] of f the diaphra agms [18] by
using an Alllen key (figu ure 14.5). Reemove both parts of the e shaft piston
rings [22] frrom their grooves carefu ully (figure 114.6); do nott damage the
edges in th e center housing, a re‐a assembly of the same piston
p rings is
i
impossible, they have tto be replace ed. Unscrew w the mufflerr [25], the aiir
fig. 14.5 inlet [23] annd the air filtter [24] out of the centeer housing [4 4]. To remove
the PERSWIING P® air co ontrol system m [26], screw w off both en nd caps using
the plastic m
t mounting too ol delivered wwith the pum mp (figure 14 4.7). Take ou ut main and ppilot piston. Push out the
air valve hou
a using with the mounting tool turned around (figu ure 14.8).
fig. 14.6 fig. 14.7 fig. 14.8
A video of th
A he disassemb bly of an E‐Seeries pump iss available on our websitte.
(http://www
( w.psgdover.co om/en/psgtvv/videos‐by‐bbrand/psgtvv‐almatec/ite em/5292‐alm matec‐e‐seriees‐
disassembly‐
d ‐english).
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1
Assembly
A
The
T re‐assem mbly of the componentss is principa lly carried out vice‐versa a to the dism
mantling. He ere are some
additional re
a eferences.
For
F the instaallation of th he PERSWIN NG P® air conntrol system [26], first sccrew in one end cap flu
ushly into the
center
c housing [4]. Inseert one of thhe six O‐ringgs air‐valve housing [27 7] into the eend cap fromm the insidee.
Moisture
M thee four O‐rings [27] of th
he air‐valve housing witth a bit of water
w and puush the housing into the
center
c housing [4] usingg the mounting tool. Taake care thaat it slips in softly. Do nnever insertt the housing
violently wit
v th a hammerr. In case the e housing coocks or hardly gets in, ta ake it out aggain complettely and starrt
again.
a Insertt the main piston
p and the
t pilot pisston. Lay the e sixth O‐rinng [27] on thhe edge of the air valve
housing and
h screw in thee second end d cap.
To assembble new pistton rings [2 22] (pump ssizes E 15 ‐ ‐ E 50 only)),
carefully shhape them like kidneys with snap rring pliers an nd insert the
rings into thhe grooves in the centerr housing [4] (figure 15.1); completely
press the ri ngs into the grooves smo oothly using g some round d tool.
Screw the sset screws [2 21] into the d diaphragms aand tighten them. Fix the
diaphragmss [18] completely into th he shaft [20] with the sett screws [21]].
Adjust the bores in the center housing [4] to o the diaphra agm on both
sides (turn slightly backwards if ne ecessary). Thhe sealing su urfaces of the
fig. 15.1
diaphragmss and the sid de housings [1] have to be absolute ely clean and
undamagedd; mere sm mall scratche es can causse leaking (if necessaryy,
smoothen th
s he housing su urfaces careffully with finne sandpaperr).
When assem
W mbling the ho ousing bolts [19] pay atteention to the e different le engths of thee threads loccated on both
sides. Push a
s a spring wash her on the side with the sshorter thread and screw w on the nutt to the stop..
Cautiously p
C ush the O‐rin ngs sleeve [6 6] into the sidde housings [1] and the ccenter housiing [4] (avoid d bending the
rings by all m
r means! If neccessary, moissture and sooftly twist the e rings). Whe en installing the valve stop, discharge
valve
v [9] alw
ways start with
w insertingg the O‐ringg, valve stop p discharge valve [10] innto the side e housing [1 1]
carefully, d o NOT shove the O‐ring onto the vaalve stop [9]. It has to be
ensured thaat the O‐ringg is in direct flat contact to the horizzontal surface
at the end of the thre
ead (press in n with an apppropriate round
r stick if
necessary). When build ding in cylinder valves, taake care thatt these valvees
[15] are seet into the valve seat [16] with fflat side firsst (fig. 15.2)).
Afterwards insert lock bolt [7] andd bolt togethher with the e thread bollt
[8]. Shove oone diaphragm [18] into o the center housing [4], lay the side
housing [1]] and the teension disc [2] onto thhe diaphragm m and fix itts
position witth housing b bolts [19]. Affter that, shoove the othe er diaphragm m
fig. 15.2 [18] into th e center houusing [4] and d carefully pu ush the hous sing bolts [19 9]
completely through the center ho ousing [4] [sslightly turniing the boltts
helps them t
h to find their way]. Take care, that thhe diaphragm ms [18] are n not damagedd. Adjust the e second side
housing [1] a
h and the tenssion disc [2]. Fix the houssing bolts [19 9] crosswise evenly acco rding to the given torque
values until
v the side hou usings [1] are situated oon the center housing [4]. Any furtheer tighteningg of the boltts
does
d not immprove sealin ng but can deform
d the housing! Before putting g the pump back into operation, the
tightness of t
t the pump haas to be checcked.
A video of th
A he assembly of an E‐Serie es pump is avvailable on o our website.
(http://www
( w.psgdover.co om/en/psgtvv/videos‐by‐bbrand/psgtvv‐almatec/ite em/5293‐alm matec‐e‐seriees‐assembly‐‐
english)
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Malfunction Possible Reason Solutions/Remarks
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Malfunction Possible Reason Solutions/Remarks
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SPARE PART LISTS
Pump code EEE – ETZ, material housing parts: Polyethylene (PE)
Size E 15 E.. E 25 E.. E 40 E.. E 50 E..
Item Pc. Description Material Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No.
1 2 Side housing PE 7 15 010 51 7 25 010 51 7 40 010 51 7 50 010 51
2 2 Tension disc 1.4301 7 15 008 22 7 25 008 22 7 40 008 22 7 50 008 22
3 2 Cover PE 7 15 009 51 7 25 009 51 7 40 009 51 7 50 009 51
4 1 Center housing PE 7 15 011 51 7 25 011 51 7 40 011 51 7 50 011 51
5 4 Sleeve PE 2 15 012 51 2 25 012 51 2 40 012 51 2 50 012 51
O‐ring, sleeve, code EE. EPDM 9 20 631 72 9 33 632 72 9 50 633 72 9 62 634 72
6 8 O‐ring, sleeve, code EN. NBR 9 20 631 71 9 33 632 71 9 50 633 71 ‐
O‐ring. sleeve, code ET. FEP/FKM 9 20 631 59 9 33 632 59 9 50 633 59 9 62 634 59
7 2 Lock bolt PE 7 15 013 52 7 25 013 52 7 40 013 52 7 50 013 52
8 4 Thread bolt PE 2 08 014 52 2 10 014 52 2 15 014 52 2 15 014 52
9 2 Valve stop, discharge valve PE 7 15 015 51 7 25 015 51 7 40 015 51 7 50 015 51
O‐ring, valve stop discharge valve, code EE. EPDM 9 24 625 72 9 38 626 72 9 57 627 72 9 76 628 72
10 2 O‐ring, valve stop discharge valve, code EN. NBR 9 24 625 71 9 38 626 71 9 57 627 71 ‐
O‐ring, valve stop discharge valve, code ET. FEP/FKM 9 24 625 59 9 38 626 59 9 57 627 59 9 76 628 59
11 2 Plug, side housing PE 7 15 017 51 7 25 017 51 7 40 017 51 7 50 017 51
O‐ring, plug side housing, code EE. EPDM 9 25 610 72 9 40 613 72 9 62 634 72 9 79 353 72
12 2 O‐ring, plug side housing, code EN. NBR 9 25 610 71 9 40 613 71 9 62 634 71 ‐
O‐ring, plug side housing, code ET. FEP/FKM 9 25 610 59 9 40 613 59 9 62 634 59 9 79 353 59
13 1 Plug, center housing PE 7 15 019 51 7 25 019 51 7 40 019 51 7 50 019 51
O‐ring, plug center housing, code EE. EPDM 9 33 632 72 9 50 633 72 9 62 634 72 9 73 635 72
14 1 O‐ring, plug center housing, code EN. NBR 9 33 632 71 9 50 633 71 9 62 634 71 ‐
O‐ring, plug center housing, code ET. FEP/FKM 9 33 632 59 9 50 633 59 9 62 634 59 9 73 635 59
Cylinder valve, code E.Z PTFE 7 15 016 60 7 25 016 60 7 40 016 60 7 50 016 60
Ball valve, code E.E EPDM 1 15 032 72 1 25 032 72 1 40 032 72 1 50 032 72
15 4 Ball valve, code E.N NBR 1 15 032 71 1 25 032 71 1 40 032 71 ‐
Ball valve, code E.S SS 1 15 032 22 1 25 032 22 ‐ ‐
Ball valve, code E.T PTFE 1 15 032 60 1 25 032 60 1 40 032 60 1 50 032 60
16 4 Valve seat, ball valves PE 2 15 018 52 2 25 018 52 2 40 018 52 2 50 018 52
Valve seat, cylinder valves PE 7 15 018 52 7 25 018 52 7 40 018 52 7 50 018 52
17 4 Shock absorbers NR 1 15 322 85 1 15 322 85 1 40 322 85 1 40 322 85
18 2 Diaphragm, code EE. EPDM 1 15 031 72 1 25 031 72 1 40 031 72 1 50 031 72
18 2 Diaphragm, code EN. NBR 1 15 031 70 1 25 031 70 1 40 031 70 ‐
Diaphragm, code ET. PTFE 1 15 031 67 1 25 031 67 1 40 031 67 1 50 031 67
19 * Housing bolt, cpl. 1.4305 7 15 020 22 7 25 020 22 7 40 020 22 7 50 020 22
20 1 Shaft 1.4301 2 15 030 22 2 25 030 22 2 40 030 22 2 50 030 22
21 2 Set screw, shaft 1.4305 9 10 220 22 9 12 221 22 9 16 222 22 9 20 223 22
22 2 Shaft piston ring, cpl. PTFE 1 15 041 64 1 25 041 64 1 40 041 64 1 50 041 64
23 1 Air inlet PETP 1 15 047 84 1 15 047 84 1 40 047 84 1 40 047 84
24 1 Air filter PE 1 15 043 51 1 15 043 51 1 40 043 51 1 40 043 51
25 1 Muffler, cpl. PE 1 15 244 51 1 15 244 51 1 40 244 51 1 50 244 51
26 1 PERSWING P® air control system, cpl. PETP 2 15 001 84 2 15 001 84 2 40 001 84 2 50 201 84
27** 6 O‐ring, air valve housing NBR 9 35 504 71 9 35 504 71 9 46 515 71 9 66 533 71
* E 15 and E 25: 6 pieces; E 40 and E 50: 8 pieces ** included in item 26
All parts in italics are not product wetted.
Please see page 4 for explanation of the pump code.
When ordering please state the serial number of the pump.
For spare part lists for special equipment please see page 24 and the following ones.
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Pump code TEE – TTZ, material housing parts: PTFE
Size E 08 T.. E 10 T.. E 15 T.. E 25 T.. E 40 T.. E 50 T..
Item Pc. Description Material Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No.
1 2 Side housing PTFE 7 08 010 60 7 10 010 60 7 15 010 60 7 25 010 60 7 40 010 60 7 50 010 60
2 2 Tension disc 1.4301 7 08 008 22 7 10 008 22 7 15 008 22 7 25 008 22 7 40 008 22 7 50 008 22
3 2 Cover PE 7 08 009 51 7 10 009 51 7 15 009 51 7 25 009 51 7 40 009 51 7 50 009 51
4 1 Center housing PTFE 7 08 011 60 7 10 011 60 7 15 011 60 7 25 011 60 7 40 011 60 7 50 011 60
5 4 Sleeve PTFE 2 08 012 69 2 10 012 69 2 15 012 69 2 25 012 69 2 40 012 69 2 50 012 69
O‐ring, sleeve, code TE. EPDM ‐ 9 15 630 72 9 20 631 72 9 33 632 72 9 50 633 72 9 62 634 72
6 8 O‐ring, sleeve, code TN. NBR ‐ ‐ 9 20 631 71 9 33 632 71 9 50 633 71 ‐
O‐ring. sleeve, code TT. FEP/FKM 9 12 629 59 9 15 630 59 9 20 631 59 9 33 632 59 9 50 633 59 9 62 634 59
7 2 Lock bolt PTFE 7 08 013 60 7 10 013 60 7 15 013 60 7 25 013 60 7 40 013 60 7 50 013 60
8 4 Thread bolt PTFE 7 08 014 60 7 08 014 60 2 08 014 60 2 10 014 60 2 15 014 60 2 15 014 60
9 2 Valve stop, discharge valve PTFE 7 08 015 60 7 10 015 60 7 15 015 60 7 25 015 60 7 40 015 60 7 50 015 60
O‐ring, valve stop discharge valve:
‐ code TE. EPDM ‐ 9 19 624 72 9 24 625 72 9 38 626 72 9 57 627 72 9 76 628 72
10 2
‐ code TN. NBR ‐ ‐ 9 24 625 71 9 38 626 71 9 57 627 71 ‐
‐ code TT. FEP/FKM 9 16 623 59 9 19 624 59 9 24 625 59 9 38 626 59 9 57 627 59 9 76 628 59
11 2 Plug, side housing PTFE 7 08 017 60 7 10 017 60 7 15 017 60 7 25 017 60 7 40 017 60 7 50 017 60
O‐ring, plug side housing, code TE. EPDM ‐ 9 20 602 72 9 25 610 72 9 40 613 72 9 62 634 72 9 79 353 72
12 2 O‐ring, plug side housing, code TN. NBR ‐ ‐ 9 25 610 71 9 40 613 71 9 62 634 71 ‐
O‐ring, plug side housing, code TT. FEP/FKM 9 14 178 59 9 20 602 59 9 25 610 59 9 40 613 59 9 62 634 59 9 79 353 59
13 1 Plug, center housing PTFE 7 08 019 60 7 10 019 60 7 15 019 60 7 25 019 60 7 40 019 60 7 50 019 60
O‐ring, plug center housing:
‐ code TE. EPDM ‐ 9 20 631 72 9 33 632 72 9 50 633 72 9 62 634 72 9 73 635 72
14 1
‐ code TN. NBR ‐ ‐ 9 33 632 71 9 50 633 71 9 62 634 71 ‐
‐ code TT. FEP/FKM 9 20 631 59 9 20 631 59 9 33 632 59 9 50 633 59 9 62 634 59 9 73 635 59
Cylinder valve, code T.Z PTFE 7 08 016 60 7 10 016 60 7 15 016 60 7 25 016 60 7 40 016 60 7 50 016 60
Ball valve, code T.E EPDM 1 10 032 72 4 15 032 72 1 15 032 72 1 25 032 72 1 40 032 72 1 50 032 72
15 4 Ball valve, code T.N NBR ‐ ‐ 1 15 032 71 1 25 032 71 1 40 032 71 ‐
Ball valve, code T.S SS 1 10 032 22 4 15 032 22 1 15 032 22 ‐ ‐ ‐
Ball valve, code T.T PTFE 1 10 032 60 4 15 032 60 1 15 032 60 1 25 032 60 1 40 032 60 1 50 032 60
16 4 Valve seat, ball valves PTFE 2 08 018 60 2 10 018 60 2 15 018 60 2 25 018 60 2 40 018 60 2 50 018 60
Valve seat, cylinder valves PTFE 7 08 018 60 7 10 018 60 7 15 018 60 7 25 018 60 7 40 018 60 7 50 018 60
17 4 Shock absorbers NR 1 08 322 85 1 08 322 85 1 15 322 85 1 15 322 85 1 40 322 85 1 40 322 85
Diaphragm, code TE. EPDM ‐ 1 10 031 72 1 15 031 72 1 25 031 72 1 40 031 72 1 50 031 72
18 2 Diaphragm, code TN. NBR ‐ ‐ 1 15 031 70 1 25 031 70 1 40 031 70 ‐
Diaphragm, code TT. PTFE 1 08 031 67 1 10 031 67 1 15 031 67 1 25 031 67 1 40 031 67 1 50 031 67
19 * Housing bolt, cpl. 1.4305 7 08 020 22 7 10 020 22 7 15 020 22 7 25 020 22 7 40 020 22 7 50 020 22
2 08 030 2 08 030
20 1 Shaft 1.4301 2 15 030 22 2 25 030 22 2 40 030 22 2 50 030 22
22** 22**
21 2 Set screw, shaft 1.4305 ‐ ‐ 9 10 220 22 9 12 221 22 9 16 222 22 9 20 223 22
22 2 Shaft piston ring, cpl. PTFE ‐ ‐ 1 15 041 64 1 25 041 64 1 40 041 64 1 50 041 64
23 1 Air inlet PETP 1 08 047 84 1 08 047 84 1 15 047 84 1 15 047 84 1 40 047 84 1 40 047 84
24 1 Air filter PE ‐ ‐ 1 15 043 51 1 15 043 51 1 40 043 51 1 40 043 51
25 1 Muffler, cpl. PE 1 08 244 51 1 08 244 51 1 15 244 51 1 15 244 51 1 40 244 51 1 50 244 51
26 1 PERSWING P® air control system, cpl. PETP 2 08 001 84 2 08 001 84 2 15 001 84 2 15 001 84 2 40 001 84 2 50 201 84
27** 6 O‐ring, air valve housing NBR 9 26 519 71 9 26 519 71 9 35 504 71 9 35 504 71 9 46 515 71 9 66 533 71
* E 08 and E 10: 4 pieces; E 15 and E 25: 6 pieces; E 40 and E 50: 8 pieces ** included in item 26
All parts in italics are not product wetted.
Please see page 4 for explanation of the pump code.
When ordering please state the serial number of the pump.
For spare part lists for special equipment please see page 24 and the following ones.
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Pump code FEE – FTZ, material housing parts: PE conductive
Size E 15 F.. E 25 F.. E 40 F.. E 50 F..
Item Pc. Description Material Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No.
1 2 Side housing PE conductive 7 15 010 55 7 25 010 55 7 40 010 55 7 50 010 55
2 2 Tension disc 1.4301 7 15 008 22 7 25 008 22 7 40 008 22 7 50 008 22
3 2 Cover PE conductive 7 15 009 55 7 25 009 55 7 40 009 55 7 50 009 55
4 1 Center housing PE conductive 7 15 011 55 7 25 011 55 7 40 011 55 7 50 011 55
5 4 Sleeve PE conductive 2 15 012 55 2 25 012 55 2 40 012 55 2 50 012 55
O‐ring, sleeve, code FE. EPDM 9 20 631 72 9 33 632 72 9 50 633 72 9 62 634 72
6 8 O‐ring, sleeve, code FN. NBR 9 20 631 71 9 33 632 71 9 50 633 71 ‐
O‐ring. sleeve, code FT. FEP/FKM 9 20 631 59 9 33 632 59 9 50 633 59 9 62 634 59
7 2 Lock bolt PE conductive 7 15 013 56 7 25 013 56 7 40 013 56 7 50 013 56
8 4 Thread bolt PE 2 08 014 52 2 10 014 52 2 15 014 52 2 15 014 52
9 2 Valve stop, discharge valve PE conductive 7 15 015 56 7 25 015 56 7 40 015 56 7 50 015 56
O‐ring, valve stop discharge valve, code FE. EPDM 9 24 625 72 9 38 626 72 9 57 627 72 9 76 628 72
10 2 O‐ring, valve stop discharge valve, code FN. NBR 9 24 625 71 9 38 626 71 9 57 627 71 ‐
O‐ring, valve stop discharge valve, code FT. FEP/FKM 9 24 625 59 9 38 626 59 9 57 627 59 9 76 628 59
11 2 Plug, side housing PE conductive 7 15 017 55 7 25 017 55 7 40 017 55 7 50 017 55
O‐ring, plug side housing, code FE. EPDM 9 25 610 72 9 40 613 72 9 62 634 72 9 79 353 72
12 2 O‐ring, plug side housing, code FN. NBR 9 25 610 71 9 40 613 71 9 62 634 71 ‐
O‐ring, plug side housing, code FT. FEP/FKM 9 25 610 59 9 40 613 59 9 62 634 59 9 79 353 59
13 1 Plug, center housing PE conductive 7 15 019 56 7 25 019 56 7 40 019 56 7 50 019 56
O‐ring, plug center housing, code FE. EPDM 9 33 632 72 9 50 633 72 9 62 634 72 9 73 635 72
14 1 O‐ring, plug center housing, code FN. NBR 9 33 632 71 9 50 633 71 9 62 634 71 ‐
O‐ring, plug center housing, code FT. FEP/FKM 9 33 632 59 9 50 633 59 9 62 634 59 9 73 635 59
Cylinder valve, code F.Z PTFE 7 15 016 60 7 25 016 60 7 40 016 60 7 50 016 60
Ball valve, code F.E EPDM 1 15 032 72 1 25 032 72 1 40 032 72 1 50 032 72
15 4 Ball valve, code F.N NBR 1 15 032 71 1 25 032 71 1 40 032 71 ‐
Ball valve, code F.S SS 1 15 032 22 1 25 032 22 ‐ ‐
Ball valve, code F.T PTFE 1 15 032 60 1 25 032 60 1 40 032 60 1 50 032 60
16 4 Valve seat, ball valves PE conductive 2 15 018 56 2 25 018 56 2 40 018 56 2 50 018 56
Valve seat, cylinder valves PE conductive 7 15 018 56 7 25 018 56 7 40 018 56 7 50 018 56
17 4 Shock absorbers NR 1 15 322 85 1 15 322 85 1 40 322 85 1 40 322 85
Diaphragm, code FE. EPDM 1 15 031 72 1 25 031 72 1 40 031 72 1 50 031 72
18 2 Diaphragm, code FN. NBR 1 15 031 70 1 25 031 70 1 40 031 70 ‐
Diaphragm, code FT. PTFE 1 15 031 67 1 25 031 67 1 40 031 67 1 50 031 67
19 * Housing bolt, cpl. 1.4305 7 15 020 22 7 25 020 22 7 40 020 22 7 50 020 22
20 1 Shaft 1.4301 2 15 030 22 2 25 030 22 2 40 030 22 2 50 030 22
21 2 Set screw, shaft 1.4305 9 10 220 22 9 12 221 22 9 16 222 22 9 20 223 22
22 2 Shaft piston ring, cpl. PTFE 1 15 041 64 1 25 041 64 1 40 041 64 1 50 041 64
23 1 Air inlet PETP 1 15 047 84 1 15 047 84 1 40 047 84 1 40 047 84
24 1 Air filter PE 1 15 043 51 1 15 043 51 1 40 043 51 1 40 043 51
25 1 Muffler, cpl. Bz 1 15 244 34 1 15 244 34 1 40 244 34 1 40 244 34
26 1 PERSWING P® air control system, cpl. PETP 2 15 001 84 2 15 001 84 2 40 001 84 2 50 201 84
27** 6 O‐ring, air valve housing NBR 9 35 504 71 9 35 504 71 9 46 515 71 9 66 533 71
* E 15 and E 25: 6 pieces; E 40 and E 50: 8 pieces ** included in item 26
All parts in italics are not product wetted.
Please see page 4 for explanation of the pump code.
When ordering please state the serial number of the pump.
For spare part lists for special equipment please see page 24 and the following ones.
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Pump code UEE – UTZ, material housing parts: PTFE conductive
Size E 08 U.. E 10 U.. E 15 U.. E 25 U.. E 40 U.. E 50 U..
Item Pc. Description Material Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No.
1 2 Side housing PTFE cond. 7 08 010 65 7 10 010 65 7 15 010 65 7 25 010 65 7 40 010 65 7 50 010 65
2 2 Tension disc 1.4301 7 08 008 22 7 10 008 22 7 15 008 22 7 25 008 22 7 40 008 22 7 50 008 22
3 2 Cover PE conductive 7 08 009 55 7 10 009 55 7 15 009 55 7 25 009 55 7 40 009 55 7 50 009 55
4 1 Center housing PTFE cond. 7 08 011 65 7 10 011 65 7 15 011 65 7 25 011 65 7 40 011 65 7 50 011 65
5 4 Sleeve PTFE cond. 2 08 012 68 2 10 012 68 2 15 012 68 2 25 012 68 2 40 012 68 2 50 012 68
O‐ring, sleeve, code UE. EPDM ‐ 9 15 630 72 9 20 631 72 9 33 632 72 9 50 633 72 9 62 634 72
6 8 O‐ring, sleeve, code UN. NBR ‐ ‐ 9 20 631 71 9 33 632 71 9 50 633 71 ‐
O‐ring. sleeve, code UT. FEP/FKM 9 12 629 59 9 15 630 59 9 20 631 59 9 33 632 59 9 50 633 59 9 62 634 59
7 2 Lock bolt PTFE cond. 7 08 013 65 7 10 013 65 7 15 013 65 7 25 013 65 7 40 013 65 7 50 013 65
8 4 Thread bolt PTFE cond. 7 08 014 65 7 08 014 65 2 08 014 65 2 10 014 65 2 15 014 65 2 15 014 65
9 2 Valve stop, discharge valve PTFE cond. 7 08 015 65 7 10 015 65 7 15 015 65 7 25 015 65 7 40 015 65 7 50 015 65
O‐ring, valve stop discharge
valve:
10 2 ‐ code UE. EPDM ‐ 9 19 624 72 9 24 625 72 9 38 626 72 9 57 627 72 9 76 628 72
‐ code UN. NBR ‐ ‐ 9 24 625 71 9 38 626 71 9 57 627 71 ‐
‐ code UT. FEP/FKM 9 16 623 59 9 19 624 59 9 24 625 59 9 38 626 59 9 57 627 59 9 76 628 59
11 2 Plug, side housing PTFE cond. 7 08 017 65 7 10 017 65 7 15 017 65 7 25 017 65 7 40 017 65 7 50 017 65
O‐ring, plug side housing:
‐ code UE. EPDM ‐ 9 20 602 72 9 25 610 72 9 40 613 72 9 62 634 72 9 79 353 72
12 2
‐ code UN. NBR ‐ ‐ 9 25 610 71 9 40 613 71 9 62 634 71 ‐
‐ code UT. FEP/FKM 9 14 178 59 9 20 602 59 9 25 610 59 9 40 613 59 9 62 634 59 9 79 353 59
13 1 Plug, center housing PTFE cond. 7 08 019 65 7 10 019 65 7 15 019 65 7 25 019 65 7 40 019 65 7 50 019 65
O‐ring, plug center housing:
‐ code UE. EPDM ‐ 9 20 631 72 9 33 632 72 9 50 633 72 9 62 634 72 9 73 635 72
14 1
‐ code UN. NBR ‐ ‐ 9 33 632 71 9 50 633 71 9 62 634 71 ‐
‐ code UT. FEP/FKM 9 20 631 59 9 20 631 59 9 33 632 59 9 50 633 59 9 62 634 59 9 73 635 59
Cylinder valve, code U.Z PTFE 7 08 016 60 7 10 016 60 7 15 016 60 7 25 016 60 7 40 016 60 7 50 016 60
Ball valve, code U.E EPDM 1 10 032 72 4 15 032 72 1 15 032 72 1 25 032 72 1 40 032 72 1 50 032 72
15 4 Ball valve, code U.N NBR ‐ ‐ 1 15 032 71 1 25 032 71 1 40 032 71 ‐
Ball valve, code U.S SS 1 10 032 22 4 15 032 22 1 15 032 22 ‐ ‐ ‐
Ball valve, code U.T PTFE 1 10 032 60 4 15 032 60 1 15 032 60 1 25 032 60 1 40 032 60 1 50 032 60
16 4 Valve seat, ball valves PTFE cond. 2 08 018 65 2 10 018 65 2 15 018 65 2 25 018 65 2 40 018 65 2 50 018 65
Valve seat, cylinder valves PTFE cond. 7 08 018 65 7 10 018 65 7 15 018 65 7 25 018 65 7 40 018 65 7 50 018 65
17 4 Shock absorbers NR 1 08 322 85 1 08 322 85 1 15 322 85 1 15 322 85 1 40 322 85 1 40 322 85
Diaphragm, code UE. EPDM ‐ 1 10 031 72 1 15 031 72 1 25 031 72 1 40 031 72 1 50 031 72
18 2 Diaphragm, code UN. NBR ‐ ‐ 1 15 031 70 1 25 031 70 1 40 031 70 ‐
Diaphragm, code UT. PTFE 1 08 031 67 1 10 031 67 1 15 031 67 1 25 031 67 1 40 031 67 1 50 031 67
19 * Housing bolt, cpl. 1.4305 7 08 020 22 7 10 020 22 7 15 020 22 7 25 020 22 7 40 020 22 7 50 020 22
2 08 030 2 08 030
20 1 Shaft 1.4301 2 15 030 22 2 25 030 22 2 40 030 22 2 50 030 22
22** 22**
21 2 Set screw, shaft 1.4305 ‐ ‐ 9 10 220 22 9 12 221 22 9 16 222 22 9 20 223 22
22 2 Shaft piston ring, cpl. PTFE ‐ ‐ 1 15 041 64 1 25 041 64 1 40 041 64 1 50 041 64
23 1 Air inlet PETP 1 08 047 84 1 08 047 84 1 15 047 84 1 15 047 84 1 40 047 84 1 40 047 84
24 1 Air filter PE ‐ ‐ 1 15 043 51 1 15 043 51 1 40 043 51 1 40 043 51
25 1 Muffler, cpl. PE/Bz 1 08 244 51 1 08 244 51 1 15 244 34 1 15 244 34 1 40 244 34 1 40 244 34
PERSWING P® air control
26 1 PETP 2 08 001 84 2 08 001 84 2 15 001 84 2 15 001 84 2 40 001 84 2 50 201 84
system, cpl.
27** 6 O‐ring, air valve housing NBR 9 26 519 71 9 26 519 71 9 35 504 71 9 35 504 71 9 46 515 71 9 66 533 71
* E 08 and E 10: 4 pieces; E 15 and E 25: 6 pieces; E 40 and E 50: 8 pieces ** included in item 26
All parts in italics are not product wetted.
Please see page 4 for explanation of the pump code.
When ordering please state the serial number of the pump.
For spare part lists for special equipment please see page 24 and the following ones.
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EXPLODED VIEWS
Pump sizes E 08 / E 10
22
Item 19 housing bolt, cpl.:
pump sizes E 15 / 25: 6 pieces
pump sizes E 40 / 50: 8 pieces
Exploded view pump sizes E 15 / E 25 / E 40 / E 50
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OPTIONAL E
O QUIPMENT
For special r
F requirements ALMATEC air‐operatedd double diaaphragm pum mps of the EE‐Series can be furnished
with several
w optional equipment. The pump cod e informs which of these e are includeed in the pum mp. The code
is noted on t
i the identificaation plate o on the pump . For the barrrier chambe er system (opption code B BS) a separate
manual is av
m vailable. In thhe spare partt lists all not product wettted parts are in italics.
Stroke count
S ting (option code C 2, C 3, C 4, C 9, CC 10)
Code C 2 / C
C 3 / C 4 – Capacitive stro oke countingg
A senssor [50] is innstalled in the center pump housing [4] to countt the strokess.
The diiaphragm m ovement is scanned without conta ct by this se ensor: a saffe
form o of monitorinng totally ind dependent of external innfluences and d the pump''s
mode of operatioon. The issued sensor pulses cann be outputt to existing
detecttors or to a sstroke countter (can also be supplied ). When the e preset value
is reacched, the strroke counter outputs a signal whichh can then be
b processed
further, for instancce in order to o shut down the pump vvia a solenoid d valve.
The stroke co
T ounting system is availab ble in three vvariations:
C 2 Stroke senso or (Namur), also for expllosion‐proof zone
C 3 Stroke coun nting system complete w ith sensor an nd stroke counter
C 4 Stroke coun nting system complete w ith sensor, stroke counte er and controoller for
explosion n‐proof zone e
In
I case only the sensor is included (code C 2), iit has to be connected to
t an existinng controllerr with Namu ur
inlet. For app
i plications ann explosion‐p proof device is required for (code C 4 4) the intrinssically safe ccontroller haas
to be installe
t ed between the sensor a and the counnter. The wiring diagram m and techni cal data can be found on
the electric u
t units themseelves. For further detailss, please refe er to the datta delivered by the manufacturers o of
the compone
t ents. The controllers havve to be instaalled in a suittable cabinet.
Code C 9 / C
C 10 – Pneum matic stroke ccounting
Differently
D ffrom the optional equ uipment coddes C 2 ‐ C C 4, the strokes of thhe pump arre registered
pneumatical
p ly on the coodes C 9 / C 10. The presssure switch h registers thhe changes i n pressure w within the aiir
chamber beh
c hind one of tthe diaphraggms and it coonverts the p pneumatic im mpulse into aan electrical ssignal.
The pneuma
T atic stroke co ounting syste em is availab le in two typ pes:
C 9 consist of:
pressure switch, ccpl. mountedd, 1 – 10 bar
sockeet with cable 5 m
adapttor elbow NP PT ¼ (or adapptor straightt for pump sizes E 08 / E 110)
hose DN 4/6, 2,5 m
C 10 consist of:
9 and a strokke counter
as C 9
A pum mp with codee “C 8” is pre epared for pnneumatic strroke counting. That mea ns it alreadyy has the hole
for thee hose conneection, but itt is closed byy a plug for a later use.
For assembly
F y screw the adaptor elbo ow (or adapttor straight ffor pump sizes E 08 / E 110) into the additional aiir
connection o
c of the pump (it is possible that the addaptor is alre ed). The posittion of the a
eady installe air inlet variees
depending o
d on the pump type and the e pump size (see comme ents below). Link up the aadaptor and the pressure
switch
s with the hose. Connect the socket to thhe electrical connection plug of the pressure sw witch and the
cable
c to exissting registering devices (code C 9) resp. to the
e enclosed sttroke counteer (code C 10).
1 Technicaal
data, connec
d ction schemees and further details caan be found in the techn nical documeentation deliivered by the
manufacture
m ers of the preessure switch h and the strroke counterr.
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2
!!! The pneummatic stroke ccounting systtem requiress a minimum
optimal fun
nction!
m air pressuree of 1.5 bar ffor
The air inlet
T for the pneumatic strokke counting system must not be connfused with tthe actual air inlet of the
pump. There
p efore, you wiill find some advises ada pted to the p
pump type and the pumpp size.
A = Air inlet f
A for the pump
p, B = Air inle
et for the pnneumatic stro
oke counting
g system
Spare part list Stroke Countin ng E 10 E 15 5 E 225 E 40 E
E 50
Code Item Pc. Descrip ption Materiaal Part‐N No. Part‐N No. Part‐‐No. Partt‐No. Parrt‐No.
Center housing for sensor:
‐ code E.. PE ‐ 7 15 111 51 7 25 1111 51 7 40 1 111 51 7 50 111 51
4* 1 ‐ code F.. PE condd. ‐ 7 15 111 55 7 25 1111 55 7 40 1 111 55 7 50 111 55
C2 ‐ code TT.. PTFE ‐ 7 15 111 60 7 25 1111 60 7 40 1 111 60 7 50 111 60
‐ code U.. PTFE co nd. ‐ 7 15 111 65 7 25 1111 65 7 40 1 111 65 7 50 111 65
50 1 Stroke sensor, Namur diverse ‐ 1 00 07 72 99 1 00 0772 99 1 00 0 072 99 1 00 072 99
‐ 1 O‐ring, stroke sensor NBR ‐ 9 25 535 71 9 25 5335 71 9 25 5 535 71 9 25 535 71
as C 2, but additional::
C3 ‐ 1 Clamp amplifier diverse ‐ 1 00 17 71 99 1 00 1771 99 1 00 1 171 99 1 00 171 99
‐ 1 Stroke counter diverse ‐ 1000719 99‐01 100071199‐01 10007199‐01 100077199‐01
as C 2, but additional::
C4 ‐ 1 Controller diverse ‐ 1 00 37 70 99 1 00 3770 99 1 00 3 370 99 1 00 370 99
‐ 1 Stroke counter diverse ‐ 1000719 99‐01 100071199‐01 10007199‐01 100077199‐01
Center housing with
additioonal air connecttion
R ¼:
4* 1 ‐ code E.. PE ‐ 7 15 311 51 7 25 3111 51 7 40 3 311 51 7 50 311 51
‐ code F.. PE condd. ‐ 7 15 311 55 7 25 3111 55 7 40 3 311 55 7 50 311 55
‐ code TT..** PTFE 7 10 311 1 60 7 15 311 60 7 25 3111 60 7 40 3 311 60 7 50 311 60
C9 ‐ code U..*** PTFE co nd. 7 10 311 1 65 7 15 311 65 7 25 3111 65 7 40 3 311 65 7 50 311 65
Adapto or elbow (E 10
‐ 1 PP 1 00 877 7 51 1 00 87 75 51 1 00 8775 51 1 00 8 875 51 1 00 875 51
adapto or streight)
‐ 1 Hose PE 1 00 876 6 51 1 00 87 76 51 1 00 8776 51 1 00 8 876 51 1 00 876 51
‐ 1 Pressurre switch cpl. diverse 1 00 972 2 99 1 00 97 72 99 1 00 9772 99 1 00 9 972 99 1 00 972 99
‐ 1 Socket with cable diverse 1 00 973 3 99 1 00 97 73 99 1 00 9773 99 1 00 9 973 99 1 00 973 99
C10 as C 9, but additional::
‐ 1 Stroke counter diverse 10007199‐01 1000719 99‐01 100071199‐01 10007199‐01 100077199‐01
* Part‐No. for ccenter housingss with ANSI con nnections on reequest All p
parts in italics arre not product wetted.
** Pump size EE 08: 7 08 311 6 60 *** Pu
ump size E 08: 77 08 311 65
Diaphragm m
D monitoring ((option code e D 1, D 3)
Although ALLMATEC diaaphragms with integrate ed metal coore are designed for an
optimum service life, thee diaphragm m remains a w wear part. Iff it breaks, liquid can leak
into the center housin g and possibly emerge e through thhe muffler. This can be
prevented siimply and efffectively witth the ALMAT TEC diaphraggm monitoring.
A capacitive
e diaphragm sensor is mounted
m t muffler [25] of the pump, which
in the
ny liquid appproaching the sensor, no matterr whether the
registers an t liquid is
i
conductive or not. Hennce, a fast reaction
r to a
a damage oof a diaphragm becomees
possible. Hoowever, it haas to be considered, that the diaphrragm monito oring possibly
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cannot prevent that liquid can leave the pump via the muffler. For higher safety requirements the ALMATEC
barrier chamber system (optional equipment code BS) is recommended. In case of humid surrounding air a
false alert may occur despite operating the pump with dried compressed air.
The diaphragm monitoring system is available in two variations:
D 1 Diaphragm sensor (Namur), also for explosion proof area
D 3 Diaphragm monitoring system complete with sensor and controller
The diaphragm sensor can either be connected to an existing controller with Namur inlet (code D 1) or to the
controller included (code D 3). The wiring diagram and technical data can be found on the controller itself.
For further details, please refer to the data delivered by the manufacturers of the components. The
controllers have to be installed in a suitable cabinet.
Spare part list Diaphragm Monitoring E 08 E 10 E 15 E 25 E 40 E 50
Code Item Pc. Description Material Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No.
Diaphragm sensor,
51 1 diverse 1 00 773 99 1 00 773 99 1 00 773 99 1 00 773 99 1 00 773 99 1 00 773 99
D1 Namur
‐ 1 Adapter, muffler PE 6 10 033 52 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐
Diaphragm sensor,
51 1 diverse 1 00 773 99 1 00 773 99 1 00 773 99 1 00 773 99 1 00 773 99 1 00 773 99
Namur
D3
‐ 1 Adapter, muffler PE 6 10 033 52 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐
‐ 1 Trennschaltgerät diverse 1 00 370 99 1 00 370 99 1 00 370 99 1 00 370 99 1 00 370 99 1 00 370 99
Special diaphragms (option code L + P)
Code L: Diaphragm made of conductive PTFE/EPDM‐compound
For the use of the pumps in the device group IIC without flanking measures diaphragms made of conductive
PTFE/EPDM compound are available.
Code P: Diaphragm made of modified PTFE
For media with increased diffusion tendency (e.g. benzene, solvents) as well as for application with priming
out of a vacuum PTFE/EPDM compound diaphragms made of modified PTFE are available.
Spare part list Special Diaphragms E 15 E 25 E 40 E 50
Code Item Pc. Description Material Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No.
PTFE cond.
L 18 2 Diaphragm made of conductive PTFE 1 15 031 68 1 25 031 68 1 40 031 68 1 50 031 68
/EPDM
PTFE modif.
P 18 2 Diaphragm made of modified PTFE 1 15 031 98 1 25 031 98 1 40 031 98 1 50 031 98
/EPDM
Center housing with ANSI connections (option code W)
As standard the connections in the center housing [4] are prepared for a DIN flange connection, but it is
possible to order a preparation for ANSI flange connection also. So together with the appropiate code F ANSI
flange connection with thread bushings and flange‐O‐rings is available.
Spare part list ANSI Center Housing E 15 E 25 E 40 E 50
Code Item Pc. Description Material Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No.
W 4 1 Center housing ANSI, code E.. PE 7 15 411 51 7 25 411 51 7 40 411 51 7 50 411 51
Center housing ANSI, code F.. PE conductive 7 15 411 55 7 25 411 55 7 40 411 55 7 50 411 55
Center housing ANSI, code T.. PTFE 7 15 411 60 7 25 411 60 7 40 411 60 7 50 411 60
Center housing ANSI, code U.. PTFE conductive 7 15 411 65 7 25 411 65 7 40 411 65 7 50 411 65
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Flange conne
F ections (option code F 33, F 4, F 5)
This version
v offe rs the posssibility to use flange cconnectors according to
DIN/PN N 10 or ANS I. Thread bu ushings made e of stainlesss steel (code e F3/F4/F5/F6
respecctive F3w/F44w/F5w/F6w w for ANSI) to fix the flaanges are inccluded in the
centerr housing. Thhe O‐rings attached havve to be inseerted into th he grooves of
o
the manifolds to improve seaaling before connecting the pump. The O‐ringss,
flanges [30] are m
made of EPDM (code F 3),
3 FEP (codee F 4), NBR (code F 5) or
o
FKM (ccode F 6).
Pump size E 15 E 25 E 40
E E 50
Torque values for flange conne
ections 12 15
4 (3) 5 (3.7)
Nm (ftt lbs) (8
8.9) (11.1))
Spare part list Flange Connecction E 15 E 25 E 40 E 50
Code Item Pc. Descripttion Material Part‐No. Part‐Noo. Part‐Noo. Part‐Noo.
F3 ‐ 12 Thread bbushing, centerr housing DIN 1.4305 2 15 169
9 22 2 15 169
9 22 2 40 169 22 2 40 169 22
30 2 Flange‐O
O‐ring, center h
housing DIN EPDM 9 33 632
2 72 9 50 633
3 72 9 62 634 72 9 73 635 72
F3w ‐ 12 Thread bbushing, centerr housing ANSI 1.4305 3 15 069
9 22 3 15 069
9 22 3 15 069 22 3 25 069 22
30 2 Flange‐O
O‐ring, center h
housing ANSI EPDM 9 23 588
8 72 9 40 613
3 72 9 62 634 72 9 73 635 72
F4 ‐ 12 Thread bbushing, centerr housing DIN 1.4305 2 15 169
9 22 2 15 169
9 22 2 40 169 22 2 40 169 22
30 2 Flange‐O
O‐ring, center h
housing DIN FEP/FKM
M 9 33 632
2 59 9 50 633
3 59 9 62 634 59 9 73 635 59
F4w ‐ 12 Thread bbushing, centerr housing ANSI 1.4305 3 15 069
9 22 3 15 069
9 22 3 15 069 22 3 25 069 22
30 2 Flange‐O
O‐ring, center h
housing ANSI FEP/FKM
M 9 23 588
8 59 9 40 613
3 59 9 62 634 59 9 73 635 59
F5 ‐ 12 Thread bbushing, centerr housing DIN 1.4305 2 15 169
9 22 2 15 169
9 22 2 40 169 22 ‐
30 2 Flange‐O
O‐ring, center h
housing DIN NBR 9 33 632
2 71 9 50 633
3 71 9 62 634 71 ‐
F5w ‐ 12 Thread bbushing, centerr housing ANSI 1.4305 3 15 069
9 22 3 15 069
9 22 3 15 069 22 ‐
30 2 Flange‐O
O‐ring, center h
housing ANSI NBR 9 23 588
8 71 9 40 613
3 71 9 62 634 71 ‐
Pumps for fo
P ood contact (EG VO EC 1 1935/2004) ( option code e H)
ALMATEC pu
A umps of the E‐series were not desiggn with regarrd to an effe ective cleani ng; howeverr they will be
frequently u
f sed in the fo
ood industryy. Pumps witth the option code H are e equipped w with wetted parts, which
are admitted
a d for food co ontact accorrding to EC 11935/2004. Such pumpss will be deliivered with a label and a
conformity d
c declaration.
Pumps prepa
P ared for usin
ng with a pulsation dam per (option code TV)
ALMATEC pu
A umps can be retrofitted w with a pulsattion damper even withou ut changing oof the pipingg. Divergent
to the standa
t ard, pumps wwith the code TV are moounted in thaat way that th hey can be eequipped witth a pulsation n
damper with
d hout any recoonstruction w work on the pump (as de escribed on p
page 31 of thhis manual). Special
components
c s are not partt of this code
e. It has to b e considered
d that pumpss in this mouunting condittion have no
suction conn
s nection at thee bottom bu ut one on thee top, which is closed by a dummy pluug.
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Draining system (option code R 1, R 2, R 3, R 4, R 5, R 6)
A pump equipped with the unique ALMATEC draining system can be emptied
along with an inclining discharge line while being installed within the plant. The
system is not appropriate to flush the pump with another liquid, nor from suction
nozzle nor from discharge connection. It consists of a bypass‐system in the side
housings [1], which can be activated by manual valves (code R 1/R 2/R 5) or
pneumatically (code R 3/R 4/R 6). Open the manual valves (code R 1/R 2/R 5) by
approx. 10 mm by turning to the left (Attention: As there is no blocking of the
valves, it has to be ensured not to take them out completely). The pump should
be kept in operation meanwhile. Slow down the pump slowly and finally stop it.
The drawing on the left illustrates the connection schedule for the air supply of a
pump with the pneumatic draining system (code R 3/R 4/R 6, minimum air
pressure 3 bar). By attaching a 4‐2‐way valve (not included in the delivery), the draining system can be
activated automatically when cutting off the pump. The O‐rings side housing are made of EPDM (code R 1/R
3), FEP (code R 2/R 4) or NBR (code R 5/R 6).
Spare part list Draining System E 15 E 25 E 40 E 50
Code Item Pc. Description Material Part-No. Part-No. Part-No. Part-No.
Side housing for back flushing system:
- code E.. PE 7 15 110 51 7 25 110 51 7 40 110 51 7 50 110 51
1 2 - code F.. PE cond. 7 15 110 55 7 25 110 55 7 40 110 55 7 50 110 55
- code T.. PTFE 7 15 110 60 7 25 110 60 7 40 110 60 7 50 110 60
R1 - code U.. PTFE cond. 7 15 110 65 7 25 110 65 7 40 110 65 7 50 110 65
31 2 O-ring, side housing EPDM 9 20 631 72 9 20 631 72 9 33 632 72 9 33 632 72
32 2 Drain plug PTFE 2 15 023 60 2 15 023 60 2 40 023 60 2 40 023 60
33 4 Plug PTFE 7 15 022 60 7 15 022 60 7 40 022 60 7 40 022 60
R2 as R 1, but:
31 2 O-ring, side housing FEP/FKM 9 20 631 59 9 20 631 59 9 33 632 59 9 33 632 59
as R 1, but:
32 2 Piston PTFE 2 15 024 60 2 15 024 60 2 40 024 60 2 40 024 60
R3 35 2 Piston housing PE cond. 2 15 025 56 2 25 025 56 2 40 025 56 2 50 025 56
36 2 Piston cover PE cond. 2 15 026 55 2 15 026 55 2 40 026 55 2 40 026 55
37 4 O-ring, piston and piston cover NBR/EPDM 9 28 534 71 9 28 534 71 9 37 603 72 9 37 603 72
R4 as R 3, but:
31 2 O-ring, side housing FEP/FKM 9 20 631 59 9 20 631 59 9 33 632 59 9 33 632 59
R5 as R 1, but:
31 2 O-ring, side housing NBR 9 20 631 71 9 20 631 71 9 33 632 71 -
R6 as R 3, but:
31 2 O-ring, side housing NBR 9 20 631 71 9 20 631 71 9 33 632 71 -
Draining system,
hand‐operated Draining system,
( Code R 1 / R 2 / R 5) pneumatic
(Code R 3 / R 4 / R 6)
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Pumps with
P PTFE diaphrragms and FK KM housing gaskets (option code V))
FKM
F gasketss offer wideespread chem
mical resistaance to cove
er the majorr part of appplications re
equiring PTFE
diaphragms
d nd combine this with high elasticityy for good ssealing and a reasonable
(check compatibility) an
price. (FKM
p is offered un nder various brand namees, of which Viton®, a re egistered traddemark of D DuPont, is the
most commo
m only known).
Spare part list pump code TTT.‐V E 08 E 10 E 15 E 25 E 40 E 50
Code Item Pc. Description Material Part-No. Part-No. Part-No. Part-No. Part-No. P
Part-No.
O‐ring, vaalve stop
10 2 FKM 99 16 623 75 9 19 624 75
9 9 24 625 75
9 9 38 626 75 9 57 627 75 9 7
76 628 75
dischargee valve
V
O‐ring, pllug side
12 2 FKM 99 14 178 75 9 20 602 75
9 9 25 610 75
9 9 40 613 75 9 62 634 75 9 7
79 353 75
housing
O‐ring, pllug center
14 1 FKM 99 20 631 75 9 20 631 75
9 9 33 632 75
9 9 50 633 75 9 62 634 75 9 7
73 635 75
housing.
External con
E ntrol (option code Z)
Such a pump
S p has neither an air conttrol system nnor a muffle er, but can be
e controlled externally vvia a solenoid
valve. The ce
v enter housinng has two seeparate air cconnections tto ventilate and exhaustt both workin ng chamberss.
The solenoid
T d valve is not part of the
e delivery. If f the pump is equipped w with this codde, a separate spare parrt
list is attache
l ed. Dimensioons regardingg the locatioon of the air cconnections on request.
More option
M ns
Code OG:
C Product connnections witthout inner tthreads
Code X:
C Customized pump solutions
In these case
I es a separatee spare part list is attacheed to this maanual.
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DIMENSIONS
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ALMATEC PULSATION DAMPERS, ET Series and ET‐F Series
The ALMATEC pulsation dampers series ET and ET‐F represents the latest generation of active pulsation
dampers. They are specially designed to be used along with ALMATEC air‐operated double diaphragm pumps
of the E‐Series. A general aspect to be considered is, that a pulsation damper decreases the total capacity of
the system depending on the point of operation.
Before putting an ALMATEC pulsation damper into operation, make sure, that the materials of construction
are resistant to the chemical to be pumped. To check this, the exact damper code is required. This code, the
serial number and the year of construction are noted on the identification plates on the damper itself.
Example of the damper type code:
ET 15 E A E ‐ F
Flange connection DIN (F) or ANSI (Fw)
Diaphragm E EPDM
material: N NBR
T PTFE/EPDM compound
T‐L PTFE conductive/EPDM compound
T‐P PTFE modified/EPDM compound
Material of damper A PA
head: F PE conductive
Material of damper housing: E PE
F PE conductive
T PTFE
U PTFE conductive
Size, nominal connection size: 10: 3/8“, 15: 1/2“, 25: 1“, 40: 1 1/2“, 50: 2“
ALMATEC pulsation damper, ET series
Air supply connection: ET 10 ‐ ET 25: R 1/8“, ET 40 / ET 50: R 1/4“
Max. operating pressure: 7 bar / 100 psig
Max. operating temperature: for damper housing in PE 70°C/158°F
for damper housing in PTFE size ET 10 100°C/212°F, for the other sizes
120°C/248°F (with damper head in PE conductive 80°C/176°C)
For flammable liquids as well as for applications in explosion protected areas, only dampers made of
conductive plastic materials (code F resp. U) may be used. It is not necessary to ground the damper
separately, as the damper is connected conductively to the E‐Series pump, which is conductive and has to be
grounded itself (please see ATEX hints on page 4).
In general, pump and damper are dispatched completely mounted. Still, they can be packed in separate
boxes, especially for the bigger sizes. If so, the damper has to be screwed into the thread at the top of the
center housing carefully, but only until the damper is in contact with the pump. Exceeded tightening may
damage the thread. Besides, a correct positioning of the O‐ring [10] within the groove has to be ensured.
An ALMATEC ET‐damper can easily be attached to an E‐Series pump at any time without changes of the
piping, provided that the pump is configurated with product ports both horizontally. Make sure that the plug,
center housing (item 13 in the exploded view of the pump) is in the right position. For pumps delivered
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without
w dammpers, this plug
p can be found
f at thee bottom sid
de of the pu
ump general ly. Therefore, the centeer
housing has
h to be turnedd 180°, to geet the plug too the top of tthe pump. Take the plugg out, insert the flange‐O O‐
ring
r [10] and
d screw the damper ontto the pumpp. When dism mounting a pump whichh is already being in usee,
take care of
t the warning advices on p pages 8/9 of f this manuall.
Before conn
B ecting the ppump, take tthe yellow bblind plugs out of air inle et which is loocated on th he top of the
damper head
d d [3]. For co
orrect operattion, the dam mper absolutely needs a an air‐supplyy of its own, which has to
be taken fro
b m the air‐supply of the p pump. Pumpp and pulsation damper h have to be coonnected to o the same aiir
pressure. No
p o stop or regulating valvee may be pla ced between n pump and damper. Thee driving air has to be oil‐
free, dry and
f d clean. The damper requires a mini mum counte er pressure o of at least 1 bar for optimal function n.
Together
T p an empty damper hass to be drive
witth the pump en slowly. Th ulating for all
he dampers aare self‐regu
changing ope
c erating condditions.
Hints for disassembly of an ET pulsation damper
Pull out the cover [5]. Unscrew housing bolts [6] carefully. After that, all parts can be removed. Screw the
diaphragm [2] off the actuator shaft [7]. A re‐assembly of used piston rings [8] is impossible; they have to be
replaced including the O‐rings underneath. In the well of the actuator shaft [7] are five grooves of which is in
the first, third and fifth a piston ring. To assemble new piston rings [8] carefully shape them like kidneys with
locking ring pliers and insert the rings into the grooves; completely press the rings into the grooves smoothly
using some round tool.
Spare part list Damper ET ET 10 ET 15 ET 25 ET 40 ET 50
Item Pc. Description Material Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No.
Damper housing, code E.. PE ‐ 7 15 080 52 7 25 080 52 7 40 080 52 7 50 080 52
Damper housing, code F.. PE conductive ‐ 7 15 080 56 7 25 080 56 7 40 080 56 7 50 080 56
1 1
Damper housing, code T.. PTFE 7 10 080 69 7 15 080 69 7 25 080 69 7 40 080 60 7 50 080 60
Damper housing, code U.. PTFE conductive 7 10 080 68 7 15 080 68 7 25 080 68 7 40 080 65 7 50 080 65
Diaphragm, code ..E EPDM ‐ 1 10 031 72 1 15 031 72 1 25 031 72 1 40 031 72
Diaphragm, code ..N NBR ‐ 1 10 031 70 1 15 031 70 1 25 031 70 1 40 031 70
2 1 Diaphragm, code ..T PTFE 1 08 031 67 1 10 031 67 1 15 031 67 1 25 031 67 1 40 031 67
Diaphragm, code ..T ‐ L PTFE conductive ‐ ‐ 1 15 031 68 1 25 031 68 1 40 031 68
Diaphragm, code ..T ‐ P PTFE modified ‐ ‐ 1 15 031 98 1 25 031 98 1 40 031 98
3 1 Damper head, code .A. PA 7 10 081 53 7 15 081 53 7 25 081 53 7 40 081 53 7 50 081 53
Damper head, code .F. PE conductive 7 10 081 55 7 15 081 55 7 25 081 55 7 40 081 55 7 50 081 55
4 1 Tension disc 1.4301 7 08 008 22 7 10 008 22 7 15 008 22 7 25 008 22 7 40 008 22
5 1 Cover, code .A. PE 7 08 009 51 7 10 009 51 7 15 009 51 7 25 009 51 7 40 009 51
Cover, code .F. PE conductive 7 08 009 55 7 10 009 55 7 15 009 55 7 25 009 55 7 40 009 55
6 * Housing bolt, cpl. 1.4301 7 10 083 22 7 15 083 22 7 25 083 22 7 40 083 22 7 50 083 22
7 1 Actuator shaft 1.4301 1 08 482 22 1 10 482 22 1 15 482 22 1 25 482 22 1 40 482 22
8 3 Shaft piston ring, cpl. PTFE 1 08 041 64 1 08 041 64 1 15 041 64 1 25 041 64 1 40 041 64
9 1 Muffler PE 1 08 644 51 1 08 644 51 1 15 644 51 1 25 644 51 1 40 644 51
Flange‐O‐ring, center housing DIN:
‐ code ..E EPDM 9 20 631 72 9 33 632 72 9 50 633 72 9 62 634 72 9 73 635 72
‐ code ..N NBR ‐ 9 33 632 71 9 50 633 71 9 62 634 71 9 73 635 71
‐ code ..T FEP/FKM 9 20 631 59 9 33 632 59 9 50 633 59 9 62 634 59 9 73 635 59
‐ code ..T‐V FKM 9 20 631 75 9 33 632 75 9 50 633 75 9 62 634 75 9 73 635 75
10 1
Flange‐O‐ring, center housing ANSI:
‐ code ..E EPDM 9 20 631 72 9 23 588 72 9 40 613 72 9 62 634 72 9 73 635 72
‐ code ..N NBR ‐ 9 23 588 71 9 40 613 71 9 62 634 71 9 73 635 71
‐ code ..T FEP/FKM 9 20 631 59 9 23 588 59 9 40 613 59 9 62 634 59 9 73 635 59
‐ code ..T‐V FKM 920 631 75 9 23 588 75 9 40 613 75 9 62 634 75 9 73 635 75
* ET 10 and ET 15: 4 pieces; ET 25 and ET 40: 6 pieces; ET 50: 8 pieces
All parts in italics are not product wetted.
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Dimensions pulsation damper ET
mm (inch) A B C D
ET 10 NPT 3/8” 85 (3.3) 11 (0.4) 79 (3.1)
ET 15 NPT 1/2” 120 (4.7) 12 (0.5) 89 (3.5)
ET 25 NPT 1” 170 (6.7) 14 (0.6) 133 (5.2)
ET 40 NPT 1‐1/2” 220 (8.7) 16 (0.6) 162 (6.4)
ET 50 NPT 2” 285 (11.2) 18 (0.7) 222 (8.7)
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Additional hints for pulsation damper series ET‐F (flange version)
Beside the screwed pulsation damper as standard flange versions (series ET‐F) are available also. In general,
pump and damper are dispatched completely mounted. Still, they can be packed in separate boxes, especially
for the bigger sizes. If so, use the attached nuts, set screws, washers and discs [11‐14] to flange the damper
to the pump.
Pump size ET 15 ET 25 ET 40 ET 50
Torque values for flange connections 12 15
4 (3) 5 (3.7)
Nm (ft lbs): (8.9) (11.1)
Spare part list Flange Damper ET‐F ET 15 ‐ F ET 25 ‐ F ET 40 ‐ F ET 50 ‐ F
Item Pc. Description Material Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No. Part‐No.
Damper housing DIN, code E.. PE 7 15 180 52 7 25 180 52 7 40 180 52 7 50 180 52
Damper housing DIN, code F.. PE conductive 7 15 180 56 7 25 180 56 7 40 180 56 7 50 180 56
Damper housing DIN, code T.. PTFE 7 15 180 69 7 25 180 69 7 40 180 69 7 50 180 69
Damper housing DIN, code U.. PTFE cond. 7 15 180 68 7 25 180 68 7 40 180 68 7 50 180 68
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Damper housing ANSI, code E..‐W PE 7 15 280 52 7 25 280 52 7 40 280 52 7 50 280 52
Damper housing ANSI, code F..‐W PE conductive 7 15 280 56 7 25 280 56 7 40 280 56 7 50 280 56
Damper housing ANSI, code T..‐W PTFE 7 15 280 69 7 25 280 69 7 40 280 69 7 50 280 69
Damper housing ANSI, code U..‐W PTFE cond. 7 15 280 68 7 25 280 68 7 40 280 68 7 50 280 68
Diaphragm, code ..E EPDM 1 10 031 72 1 15 031 72 1 25 031 72 1 40 031 72
Diaphragm, code ..N NBR 1 10 031 70 1 15 031 70 1 25 031 70 1 40 031 70
2 1 Diaphragm, code ..T PTFE 1 10 031 67 1 15 031 67 1 25 031 67 1 40 031 67
Diaphragm, code ..T ‐ L PTFE cond. ‐ 1 15 031 68 1 25 031 68 1 40 031 68
Diaphragm, code ..T ‐ P PTFE mod. ‐ 1 15 031 98 1 25 031 98 1 40 031 98
3 1 Damper head, code .A. PA 7 15 081 53 7 25 081 53 7 40 081 53 7 50 081 53
Damper head, code .F. PE conductive 7 15 081 55 7 25 081 55 7 40 081 55 7 50 081 55
4 1 Tension disc 1.4301 7 10 008 22 7 15 008 22 7 25 008 22 7 40 008 22
5 1 Cover, code .A. PE 7 10 009 51 7 15 009 51 7 25 009 51 7 40 009 51
Cover, code .F. PE conductive 7 10 009 55 7 15 009 55 7 25 009 55 7 40 009 55
6 * Housing bolt, cpl. 1.4301 7 15 083 22 7 25 083 22 7 40 083 22 7 50 083 22
7 1 Actuator shaft 1.4301 1 10 482 22 1 15 482 22 1 25 482 22 1 40 482 22
8 3 Shaft piston ring, cpl. PTFE 1 08 041 64 1 15 041 64 1 25 041 64 1 40 041 64
9 1 Muffler PE 1 08 644 51 1 15 644 51 1 25 644 51 1 40 644 51
Flange‐O‐ring, center housing DIN, code ..E EPDM 9 20 631 72 9 33 632 72 9 50 633 72 9 62 634 72
Flange‐O‐ring, center housing DIN, code ..N NBR ‐ 9 33 632 71 9 50 633 71 9 62 634 71
Flange‐O‐ring, center housing DIN, code ..T FEP/FKM 9 20 631 59 9 33 632 59 9 50 633 59 9 62 634 59
Flange‐O‐ring, center housing DIN, code ..T‐V FKM 9 20 631 75 9 33 632 75 9 50 633 75 9 62 634 75
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Flange‐O‐ring, center housing ANSI, code ..E EPDM 9 20 631 72 9 23 588 72 9 40 613 72 9 62 634 72
Flange‐O‐ring, center housing ANSI, code ..N NBR ‐ 9 23 588 71 9 40 613 71 9 62 634 71
Flange‐O‐ring, center housing ANSI, code ..T FEP/FKM 9 20 631 59 9 23 588 59 9 40 613 59 9 62 634 59
Flange‐O‐ring, center housing ANSI, code ..T‐V FKM 920 631 75 9 23 588 75 9 40 613 75 9 62 634 75
11 4 Hexagon nut DIN 934, DIN‐flange 1.4305 9 12 101 22 9 12 101 22 9 16 101 22 9 16 101 22
Hexagon nut DIN 934, ANSI‐flange 15‐6420‐03 15‐6420‐03 15‐6420‐03 15‐6430‐03
12 4 Set screw DIN 913, DIN‐flange 1.4305 9 12 225 22 9 12 225 22 9 16 226 22 9 16 227 22
Set screw, ANSI‐flange 9 12 955 22 9 12 955 22 9 12 965 22 9 16 970 22
13 4 Spring washer DIN 2093, DIN‐flange 1.4301 9 12 154 22 9 12 154 22 9 16 154 22 9 16 154 22
Spring washer, ANSI‐flange 9 14 154 22 9 14 154 22 9 14 154 22 9 16 154 22
14 4 Disc DIN 125, DIN‐flange 1.4301 9 13 151 22 9 13 151 22 9 17 151 22 9 17 151 22
Disc DIN 125, ANSI‐flange 9 13 151 22 9 13 151 22 9 13 151 22 9 17 151 22
*ET 15 ‐F: 4 pieces; ET 25 ‐F and ET 40 ‐F: 6 pieces; ET 50 ‐F: 8 pieces
All parts in italics are not product wetted.
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Dimensions pulsation damper ET‐F (flange version)
mm (inch) A B C D E
ET 15 ‐ F 120 (4.7) 95 (3.7) 65 (2.6) 14 (0.6) 132 (5.2)
ET 25 ‐ F 170 (6.7) 115 (4.5) 85 (3.3) 14 (0.6) 176 (6.9)
ET 40 ‐ F 220 (8.7) 150 (5.9) 110 (4.3) 18 (0.7) 215 (8.5)
ET 50 ‐ F 285 (11.2) 165 (6.5) 125 (4.9) 18 (0.7) 280 (11.0)
Exploded view pulsation damper ET‐F (flange version)
Subject to change without notice, 2016/01 (replaces 2013/05)
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