DRE100L4/FG/RI 1715rpm/330-575v/87.5%/5.6-3.2a

• Has two positions, turns gas ignition off on one side of the furnace and ignites it on the other.
• The reversal system automatically alternates the sides which are firing, the fumes also automatically will be diverted to the opposing side.
• This system allows balanced furnace temperature.
• CC Displays both Gas flow and Valve positions.

• Works in conjunction with FRIT system

• CC Displays gas operator position, combustion air, stack inverter speed (90-71-63).

  
  

• Melter High Temp Limit, Low Limit Combustion Air Flow Limit (1479,1479,43.8), Maximum Trip @ (1580 or 788 deg C).

• FUEL EMERGENCY SHUTOFF LOCATION.
  
  

• Many PLC or Manual VFD controlled motors which shovel material into the furnace.
• 2x for the Charger motors (1.5-1.7A). 2x for the Hydra mix (7.6-7.8A). 2x for the pumps. (Unk)
• You could run in manual at the following amounts from left to right.

• 5x Positions.
• More evenly distributes material into furnace.
• Has local Jog buttons. In manual mode.
• Arms of Oscillator move back and forth within the furnace distributing material inverted to one another. ( /.\ | \ . / )
  

SYNTRON VIBRATORS document

Charger Cabinet

• The frit System monitors and controls the aspects of the ignition system.
• a. Air: Fresh air is accumulated in one side of the furnace. It is brought in through a Stack with help to maintain pressure with two fans which are driven by two inverter drives.
• The air is brought in to supply the combustion process. That air then takes the path of least resistance to the exhaust side.
• Upon reversal there is a flap which switches which side of the furnace is allowed to exhaust. The side which exhausts is opposite the side which gas ignites on.

• There are five gas burners which correspond to five air inlets.
• The front burners closest to material entry burn at the highest BTU.
  

120V, 1/3 HP, SOW-A #12-4c ||| Top left Motor in tin cover /w "Forward and reverse" or "Extend and Retract."

• The Reversal System involves the ability at the exhaust to switch the side of the furnace which air exhausts through the stack.

• The Boost is used for auxiliary heating of the furnace.
• The Boost electrodes protrude into the furnace floor from underneath.
  

Conductors: 1/C, 350Kcmil, 1kv Teck, x3 per electrode

Fuses: 225A, 5KV E-Rated (E-rated fuses can protect against high and low value fault currents).

2" Electrodes for "Barrier Zones" / 3" Electrodes for "Blanket Zones"

• 1. Shut off boost control by removing key from operator panel.
• 2. Next, bring that key to the large disconnect with a key interlock. Use key, throw switch and grab other key.
• 3. Next, take that new key and
     turn it on the green control board behind you. Now take the key which corresponds to the transformer being adjusted.
• 4. Now use that key to go to the transformer up the stairs and again get a new key at an interlock. Go around to the back and adjust a wheel to the correct tap number selected by the operator.
• 5. Now do that same process in reverse.

CONTROL SYSTEM

FIELD WIRING DIAGRAM