Karcher IV 100 - 55 M B1 - Manual (Page 3)

English 5.906-587.0 Rev. 00 (05/14) 3
Contents
1 Safety instructions 5
1.1 Hazard levels 5
2 When is a central vacuuming system used? 5
3 Target groups for a central vacuuming system 5
4 Advantages of a stationary vacuuming system 5
5 Abstract of the system planning 5
6 Components of a stationary vacuuming system 5
6.1 Suction unit 5
6.2 Collection and disposal container 5
6.3 Filter 5
6.4 Formed parts pipeline 5
6.5 Hose connections and switches 5
7 Prerequisite system planning 6
8 Basics of the system planning 6
8.1 Air speed 6
8.2 Route planning 8
8.3 System planning 8
9 Calculation tool 9
9.1 Calculation tool pipeline system 9
9.1.1 Modes of calculation 10
9.1.2 Conversion of units 13
9.1.3 Calculator 13
9.2 Calculation tool calculation of the pressure loss 14
10 Calculation of the pressure loss 15
10.1 Pressure loss calculation with the calculation tool 16
10.2 Addition of the sections 17
10.3 Alignment with vacuum cleaner characteristic 17
11 Sample calculation for the dimensioning of the vacuum cleaner 18
11.1 Step 1 18
11.2 Step 2 18
11.3 Step 3 18
11.4 Step 4 18
11.5 Step 5 19
11.6 Step 6 19
11.7 Step 7 20
11.8 Step 8 20
11.9 Step 9 20
12 Basics of the system installation 23
12.1 Overview module components 23
12.2 Examples for correct and incorrect system installation 24
12.3 Examples for the correct and incorrect branchings in the pipeline network 24
13 Use and setting of the false air valve 25
14 Installation instructions for tension ring connections with flanged sealing ring 26
15 Producing a flanged edge 28
15.1 Information concerning border sealings 28
16 General mounting instructions for the creation of tight connections 29
16.1 Installation instructions earthing bridge 29
17 Commissioning remote control 30