Online Densitometer Connection Procedure

     The online densitometer is an on-line measuring device for liquid density that can be used directly in industrial processes. Based on Archimedes' principle, the product adopts modern technology to collect signals and performs temperature compensation on the instrument. It summarizes the experience of online liquid density measurement of various liquids and has done a lot of research on industrial sites, and manufactures them on the basis of simple and practical principles.
     Online Densitometer wiring steps:
     1. Remove the electronics housing.
     2. Connect the positive lead to the "PWR/COMN" terminal and the negative lead to the "-" terminal. Be careful not to connect the live signal line to the test terminal (Test), because the power will damage the test diode in the test circuit. Shielded twisted pairs should be used for best measurement results. To ensure proper communication, 24AWG or higher cable should be used.
     3. Seal the unused conduit connection on the transmitter housing with a pipe plug.
     4. Re-attach the cover.
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CNC Turning

What is CNC Turning

In CNC turning, a chuck (or specialized clamp) holds bars of material and, as they are rotated, a tool is fed to the piece to remove material to create a specific shape. A turret, which holds a group of tools, is programmed to move along the work piece in three different axes of motion to shape the material according to the assigned specifications.

Since CNC turning involves removing material from a work piece, it`s considered a [subtraction machining" process. It is done on a lathe machine, which can be used on all types of material, from wood to metal to plastic. It can also be done on a mill or a drill press.

Turning is primarily used to create cylindrical parts. It can be completed on the outside or the inside of a work piece, which is known as boring. The process can also be used to conduct various other operations, including:

· Grooving: Cuts grooves or creates narrow cavities in work pieces.

· Taper turning: Creates a gradually decreasing diameter in a cylindrical shape.

· Drilling: Produces round holes, which are typically for screws and bolts.

· Facing: Cuts a flat surface perpendicular to the axes of the milling cutter.

· Parting: Separates one part of the work piece from another.

· Knurling: Creates vertical, horizontal or crossing lines on the work piece.

· Threading: Makes grooves that can be screwed into other objects.

CNC Turning process

l Creating a digital representation of the part in CAD

l Creating the machining code from the CAD files

l CNC lathe setup

l Manufacturing of the turned parts

Capabilities

Typical

Feasible

Shapes:

Thin-walled: Cylindrical
Solid: Cylindrical

Part size:

Diameter: 0.02 - 80 in

Materials:

Metals
Alloy Steel
Carbon Steel
Cast Iron
Stainless Steel
Aluminum
Copper
Magnesium
Zinc

Ceramics
Composites
Lead
Nickel
Tin
Titanium
Elastomer
Thermoplastics
Thermosets

Surface finish - Ra:

16 - 125 μin

2 - 250 μin

Tolerance:

± 0.001 in.

± 0.0002 in.

Max wall thickness:

0.02 - 2.5 in.

0.02 - 80 in.

Quantity:

1 - 1000

1 - 1000000

Advantages:

All materials compatible
Very good tolerances
Short lead times

Disadvantages:

Limited to rotational parts
Part may require several operations and machines
High equipment cost
Significant tool wear
Large amount of scrap

Applications:

Machine components, shafts, engine components

Suitable Materials for Turning

In turning, the raw form of the material is a piece of stock from which the workpieces are cut. This stock is available in a variety of shapes such as solid cylindrical bars and hollow tubes. Custom extrusions or existing parts such as castings or forgings are also sometimes used.

Turning can be performed on a variety of materials, including most metals and plastics. Common materials that are used in turning include the following:

l Aluminum

l Brass

l Magnesium

l Nickel

l Steel

l Thermoset plastics

l Titanium

l Zinc

When selecting a material, several factors must be considered, including the cost, strength, resistance to wear, and machinability. The machinability of a material is difficult to quantify, but can be following characteristics:

l Results in a good surface finish

l Promotes long tool life

l Requires low force and power to turn

l Provides easy collection of chips

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