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051-62G1-C02
Action: Conditions:
Calibrate a 150-TPH crusher plant. At a training site, given a 150-TPH crusher plant, job specifications, TM 5-3820-256-14&P, TM 5-3820-258-14&P, a general mechanic's tool kit, a drive set with sockets, an 18 pipe wrench, a 24 adjustable wrench, a 12 ruler, a grease gun, replacement screens, a cone and jaw adjustment pump, petroleum, oil, lubricants, penetrating oil, rags, appropriate maintenance forms, an equipment records folder, coveralls, safety boots, goggles, gloves, double hearing protection, a hard hat, paper, and a pencil Calibrate a 150-TPH crusher plant in accordance with (IAW) job specifications, TM 5-3820-256-14&P, and TM 5-3820-258-14&P, without damage to equipment or the environment and without injury to personnel
Standards:
Safety Requirements
Hard hats must be worn at all times. Hearing protection must be worn while equipment is running. Eye protection, gloves, and proper foot protection must be worn when operating equipment. Use three points of contact when mounting or dismounting equipment. Remove all jewelry. Use caution around moving parts.
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Environmental Considerations
Avoid unnecessary stripping and damage to vegetation and waterways. Control dust conditions and limit water erosion by dressing area at the end of each day. Avoid unnecessary equipment usage and follow established procedures for cleanup of fluid leaks. Restore site and surrounding areas as close as possible to the original ecological condition.
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References Required
Number
TM 5-3820-256-14&P TM 5-3820-258-14&P
Title
Primary Crusher Unit, Model M3042 Secondary Crusher and Screening Unit, Model M1313
Date
Jun 97 Jun 97
Additional Information
Instructional Guidance
Before conducting this evaluation, a. b. c. d. e. Inspect evaluation site for completeness. Ensure equipment is available and on site. Ensure reference materials are on hand. Ensure tool room is open. Ensure all student materials are on hand.
Learning Activity #1: Administer an Examination AC Method of instruction: Instructor-to-student ratio: Time of instruction: Media: TE1 1:4 6.0 Student guide RC TE1 1:4 6.0 Student guide
1. Introduction a. Introduction of the instructor b. Motivational statement c. State action, conditions, standards, safety, risk assessment level, and environmental considerations.
2. Test administration procedures a. Explain the importance of passing the performance evaluation. b. Tell students what tasks will be evaluated. (1) Setting discharge opening on the jaw crusher. (2) Adjusting the closed side setting on the cone crusher. (3) Removing and installing wire cloth.
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c.
Inform students of retest policy. (1) Students that fail will be counseled. (2) One retest may be given. (3) Students will receive additional training prior to retest. (4) Students will receive a retest only on tasks failed. (5) Allow students questions.
3. Performance Evaluation Test Provide the following information at the test site. (1) Read the action, conditions, standards, safety, risk assessment level, and environmental considerations statements. (2) Inform students that a GO on all performance measures are required to receive a GO for the action. (3) Allow students to ask questions.
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TLO
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NO GO
d. Installs the hydraulic rams and pumps the unit as needed. e. Places a wooden spacer that is the exact thickness of the desired discharge opening. f. Rotates the flywheel so the jaws close as much as possible and hold in this position
g. Holds the wood spacer so it is centered in the crusher chamber and it extends below the bottom of the jaw. If increasing the jaw opening, pushes the movable jaw forward and remove the shims before inserting wood spacer. h. Operates the hydraulic pump and pushes the movable jaw forward until it contact the spacer. i. Installs an equal number of shims on each side to hold toggle seat into position.
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GO
NO GO
j. k. 2.
Tightens the four toggle seat wedge bolts. Tightens tension spring nuts to restore holding force on toggle. Adjust closed side setting (CSS)
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a. Checks the toggle switch on the adjusting pump to be sure it is in the OFF position. Plugs in the pump to an appropriate electrical outlet. b. Connects line B to the adjusting jack manifold. Connects line A to the relief valve threaded into the flange of the bonnet support. Be sure the fitting snaps fully into place. c. Uses a wrench to gently close the relief valve at the bottom of the small (one gallon) accumulator.
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d. Lowers the shim guard. e. Places the valve on the adjusting pump to position B. f. Uses the wrench to slowly open the clamp cylinder manifold valve.
g. Places the toggle switch on the adjusting pump to the run position until the clamp cylinders are completely collapsed. Uses the jog position on the switch to prevent unnecessarily high pressure buildup. h. Stops the pump motor. i. Adjusts to a narrower CSS. (1) Removes the desired shims from the lower shim stacks. Places these shims close by for use in Step 3. (2) Checks to ensure everyone is clear and moves the adjusting pump valve to the A position. (3) Replaces the shims that were removed from the lower shim stack into the upper shim stack.
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d. Positions the draw plates and bolts. Ensures the ends of the draw plates do not catch on adjacent plates.
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Evaluators Comments:
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