Ace SDH38-500EU Operating And Mounting Instructions Manual - Page 2
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Safety Shock Absorbers SDH38 to SDH63 (high rack damper, optimised characteristic)
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Manual
General instructions
This manual is for the disruption-free use of the product
types listed on page 1; its compliance is a prerequisite
for the fulfilment of any warranty claims.
Therefore, make sure to read this manual before use.
Please always maintain the specified limits from the per-
formance table (technical data). Take into account the
predominant environmental conditions and restrictions.
Note the regulations of the trade association, TÜV or
corresponding national, international and European reg-
ulations. Installation and commissioning only according
to mounting instructions.
Safety information
WARNING
If ACE safety shock absorbers are used where a failure of
the product could lead to personal injuries and/or material
damage, additional safety elements must be implemented.
Free-moving masses can lead to injuries by crushing
during installation of the shock absorber. Secure moving
masses against inadvertent starting with suitable safety
precautions before installing the shock absorbers.
Intended use
ACE safety shock absorbers are machine elements to brake moving
masses in a defined end position in emergency stop situations
for axial forces. The safety shock absorbers are not designed for
regular operational usage.
Description and function
The ACE safety shock absorbers SDH38 to SDH63 are mainte-
nance-free, ready-to-install hydraulic components with numerous
metering orifices. During the slowing down process the moving
mass moves with kinetic energy and, if necessary, an additional
drive energy in the axial direction of the piston rod with a defined
impact velocity against the rod end button of the shock absorber.
Alternatively, numerous shock absorbers can also be used in
parallel. During the initiated slowing down process the piston
rod is pushed into the shock absorber. The hydraulic oil located
before the piston is displaced through all metering orifices at the
same time. The number of effective metering openings reduces
in proportion to the driven stroke. The retraction speed reduces.
The dynamic pressure applied in front of the piston corresponds
to the counterforce applied by the shock absorber and remains
approximately constant over the entire stroke. A requirement for a
constant rate of deceleration is the correct calculation of the safety
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shock absorber and therefore the correct selection of the right
metering orifice pattern or the right hardness level of the shock
absorber.
General Function
F/p
v
s/t
t
F = Force (N)
p = Internal pressure (bar)
s = Stroke (m)
t = Deceleration time (s)
v = Velocity (m/s)
v = 2 m/s
v = 1,5 m/s
v = 1 m/s
v = 0,5 m/s
v = 0 m/s
*4
*3
*2
*1
p = 400 bar
p = 400 bar
p = 400 bar
p = 400 bar
p = 0 bar
* The load velocity reduces continuously as you travel through the stroke due to the
reduction in the number of metering orifices (*) in action. The internal pressure remains
essentially constant and thus the Force vs. stroke curve remains linear.
Calculation and design
In order to ensure an optimum, fault-free and durable function of
the safety shock absorbers they must be correctly dimensioned
and designed. The following parameters must be known and used
in the calculation:
- Moving mass [kg]
- Impact velocity of the mass into the shock absorber(s) [m/s]
- Additionally acting propelling force, propelling power or propel-
ling torque [N, kW, Nm]
- Number of shock absorbers acting in parallel [n]
- Number of strokes or cycles per hour [1/h]
The correct size of the safety shock absorbers can be determined
with the ACE online calculation programme at www.ace-ace.de.
You can also send us the completed online form via e-mail for
checking.
Or make use of our free calculation service by phoning: +49
(0)2173 - 9226-20.
WARNING
The dampers must be dimensioned in such a way that the
calculated values do not exceed the maximum values of the
respective performance table (technical data):
W
[Nm/cycle]
3
Effective weight me
Max. side load angle [°]
The calculation and design of the suitable safety shock
absorber should be undertaken by or checked by ACE.
For a correct damping design the safety shock absorber
must represent the only braking system in an emergency
stop.
Delivery and storage
- After delivery please check the shock absorber for any damage.
- The shock absorber can become damaged if it falls. Carefully
remove shock absorber from the packaging.
- Shock absorbers can generally be stored in any position.
- Storage in the original packaging is preferred.
- Always store shock absorbers in a dry place in order to avoid
oxidation.
- The recommended maximum storage time is three years.
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Maintenance and care
Safety shock absorbers are enclosed systems and therefore
do not need special maintenance. Safety shock absorbers that
are not regularly started up (e.g. emergency stop devices) are
checked at least once per year as part of the normal safety
check of the plant. Check that the return of the piston rod is in
the initial position, the damper is not leaking and the mounting
elements are properly secured. The piston rod must not exhibit
any damage. For safety shock absorbers that are regularly
operated, these checks should take place at intervals of no more
than three months.
Disassembly and disposal
Take account of environmental protection (recovery of problematic
substances) during disposal of the shock absorber. The SDH38
to SDH63 safety shock absorbers are filled with HLP 46. The
corresponding data sheet is available on request.
The SDH38 to SDH63 safety shock absorbers are repairable.
Faulty dampers can be sent to our service department for
determination of the cause of failure.
ACE Stoßdämpfer GmbH · Postfach 1510 · D-40740 Langenfeld · T +49 (0)2173 - 9226-10 (Technik -20) · F +49 (0)2173 - 9226-19 · [email protected] · www.ace-ace.com
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