Lincoln Quicklub SSV - Metering Device Sizing and Lubricant Timing

Subject to modifications
Owner Manual
Operating Instructions
2.2A-10001-G07
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Planning and Layout, continuation
Instructions for Quicklub Progressive Systems, continuation
1017a96
Fig. 36 Allocating the lubrication points
 If there is an odd number of lubrication points or if the
lubrication points require a large lubricant quantity, select
the next larger metering device.
 Close the outlets which are not required (see Fig. 36,
outlet 5 or 6), except for outlets 1 and 2.
 Outlets whose lubricant output is higher due to the closing
of preceding outlets must be connected to the lubrication
points with an increased lubricant requirement.
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Fig. 37 Determining the size of the main metering device
7. Determining the size of the main metering device
 First, allocate one outlet of the main metering device to
each secondary metering device.
 If possible, supply the same lubricant quantities to similar
lubrication points.
 Check whether one or more secondary metering devices
require larger lubricant quantities. See direct connection
of the metering device to respectively one single pump
element, example Fig. 37.
 If necessary, modify the allocation of the lubrication
points.
 Maximum size of the main metering device: SSV 12
6001a02
NOTE
In special cases, also bigger SSV dividers
(up to 22 outlets) may be used as main
dividers.
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Fig. 38 Divided lubricant quantity
8. Dividing the lubricant quantity
 Each lubrication point should be supplied with lubricant at
least once every day, at the latest on the next day.
 Avoid overlubrication, i.e. too much lubricant per day and
per lubrication point.
 Avoid underlubrication, i.e. too little lubricant per day and
per lubrication point.
 To fulfill these conditions, adhere to the following:
- Adjust the operating time in such a way that the pump
supplies lubricant to the lubrication points at least once
a day. See ”Determining the operating time of the
pump”.
- Adjust the pause time in such a way that the frequency
of the lubricant supply meets the operating or applica-
tion conditions of the machine or vehicle.
- Divide the lubricant quantities as shown in the example
Fig. 38. Also see the calculation example in Fig. 39.
 Connect the outlets of the main metering device which are
not used to the pump via a return line R.