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    Pumps #1 and #2 provide hydraulic fluid to the drifter percussion function, delivering a combined 120 L/min or 31 GPM. 8 L/min is diverted to the slow feed circuit from pump #1, leaving 112 L/min for percussion, which is limited to 150 kg/cm2 or 2130 PSI by relief valve #6. The optional reverse percussion directs fluid from pump #2 into the reverse percussion device using the same pressure as regular percussion. Adjustments are only needed for relief valves #1, #2 and #6.

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    Pumps #1 and #2 provide hydraulic fluid to the drifter percussion function, delivering a combined 120 L/min or 31 GPM. 8 L/min is diverted to the slow feed circuit from pump #1, leaving 112 L/min for percussion, which is limited to 150 kg/cm2 or 2130 PSI by relief valve #6. The optional reverse percussion directs fluid from pump #2 into the reverse percussion device using the same pressure as regular percussion. Adjustments are only needed for relief valves #1, #2 and #6.

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    Pumps #1 and #2 provide hydraulic fluid to the drifter percussion function, delivering a combined 120 L/min or 31 GPM. 8 L/min is diverted to the slow feed circuit from pump #1, leaving 112 L/min for percussion, which is limited to 150 kg/cm2 or 2130 PSI by relief valve #6. The optional reverse percussion directs fluid from pump #2 into the reverse percussion device using the same pressure as regular percussion. Adjustments are only needed for relief valves #1, #2 and #6.

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    Pumps #1 and #2 provide hydraulic fluid to the drifter percussion function, delivering a combined 120 L/min or 31 GPM. 8 L/min is diverted to the slow feed circuit from pump #1, leaving 112 L/min for percussion, which is limited to 150 kg/cm2 or 2130 PSI by relief valve #6. The optional reverse percussion directs fluid from pump #2 into the reverse percussion device using the same pressure as regular percussion. Adjustments are only needed for relief valves #1, #2 and #6.

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    Service Training Manual ECM 470

    Drifter Circuits-Standard and Reverse Percussion

    Pumps #1and #2 provide hydraulic fluid to supply the drifter


    percussion function. These pumps in tandem deliver 120 Liters/min.
    or 31 GPM. Fluid from these pumps passes through the right and
    left-hand tram valves respectively prior to supplying the percussion
    valve. Flow from pumps #1 and #2 are combined at the drifter valve.
    It is important to remember that 8 Liters/min. or 2 GPM is diverted to
    the slow feed circuit during drilling. The slow feed fluid is taken from
    the #1 pump circuit. This means that 112 Liters/min. or 29 GPM is
    available for percussion. Relief valve #6 limits percussion pressure to
    150 kg/cm2 or 2130 PSI.

    The Super Rotation circuit diverts fluid (apx. 20 liters or 5 ¼ GPM)


    from the #2 pump circuit into the rotation circuit when it is activated.
    Drifter pressure at this time will be reduced to 125 to 130 kg/cm2 or
    1775 to 1850 PSI.

    ECM 470 units may be equipped with the optional Reverse


    Percussion device. In this case, a solenoid valve that is energized
    from the operator’s cab, directs fluid from pump #2 into the reverse
    percussion device. The pressure utilized in the reverse percussion
    device is the same as drifter percussion pressure.

    Chapter 5 Page 1 Drifter Circuit


    ECM 470

    Drifter Circuit
    "A"

    "B" "T"

    Drifter

    Super Rotation Manifold

    "P"
    Drifter Hour Meter
    (Pressure Switch)

    Page 2
    "B2" "A2"
    Service Training Manual

    Relief Valve #6

    ARC

    "A1"
    "B1"

    FEED

    Relief Valve #7

    Chapter 5
    Drifter Valve in Cab Fast Feed Valve in Cab
    Chapter 5

    Service Training Manual


    W/Reverse Percussion
    "A"

    "B" "T"

    Drifter

    Super Rotation Manifold

    "P"
    Drifter Hour Meter
    (Pressure Switch)
    Page 3

    "B2" "A2"

    Relief Valve #6

    "A" "B"

    "P" "T" ARC

    "A1"
    "B1"

    FEED

    Relief Valve #7
    Drifter Circuit

    Drifter Valve in Cab Fast Feed Valve in Cab

    ECM 470
    Service Training Manual ECM 470

    Adjustments to Drifter Circuit:

    Other than the accumulators on the drifter, the only adjustment


    required to the drifter circuit is to relief valves #1, #2 and #6. These
    adjustments are described in Chapter 2, page 4 & 5 of this manual.

    Notes:

    Chapter 5 Page 4 Drifter Circuit

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