LINC84T-10, 11, 12, & 14 Series Chemical Metering Pump
Pneumatic Plunger
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General Specifications .........................................................................................................................................4
How to Determine Supply Pressure ....................................................................................................................6
Scope Of This Manual .......................................................................................................................................... 7
Removing the Pump from Service .......................................................................................................................7
Plunger Seal ......................................................................................................................................................... 9
Reassembling The Pump ..................................................................................................................................... 9
Pump Assembly Parts List: 84T-12 ....................................................................................................................15
Seal Materials 84T-12 Parts List .........................................................................................................................16
Suction Check Valve Parts List ...........................................................................................................................20
LINC Chemical Pump Gas Consumption Chart .................................................................................................21
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1.Maximum rates are based on maximum strokes per pump.
2.Minimum rates are calculated as follows:
3/16", 1/4" and 1/2" plunger pumps are 1/4" stroke length and a minimum of 4 strokes per minute.
1" plunger pumps are 1/4" stroke length and a minimum of 4 strokes per minute.
3.The timer supply pressure is 15 to 1 10 psi.
4.When creating a Model Number using the Ordering Chart, the "X" in the Model Number column above
will be replaced by a single digit representing the plunger seal selection. The plunger seal is shown in the Ordering Chart.
5.Maximum pressure based on 100 psi supply pressure.
6.Volume per stroke in shown for maximum pressure and strokes per minute. V olume per stroke increases as discharge
pressure decreases.
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For best results and longer pump life, it is recommended that a pressure regulator be used upstream of
the pump timer to properly adjust the supply pressure. The supply to the pump timer should be a
minimum of 15 psig and a maximum of 110 psig. Check the "Selection Chart" at the front of this
manual for the Amplification Ratio for the pump being used.
How to Determine Desired Supply Pressure:
Assuming a process line pressure of 1000 psig, simply divide this pressure by the amplification ratio to
determine the minimum required air or gas pressure. In the case of the Model 84T-12-x2 where the
amplification ratio is 30:1 (which indicates that for each 1 psig of supply pressure the pump can produce
30 psig of discharge pressure) divide 1000 by 30 equals 33 psig. In practice, the regulator should be set
approximately 15 psig greater than the calculated value to ensure positive injection of the chemical.
This would provide a regulator setting of 33 + 15 = 48 psig. Proper air or gas pressure will provide
longer pump life and reduce maintenance.
Note:
at the front of this manual.
Do not exceed maximum discharge pressure of the pump as shown in the "Selection Chart"
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This manual describes and provides instructions and parts list for
the LINC84T-10, 11, 12 & 14 Series Chemical Metering Pump. This
pump is a pneumatically operated
plunger pump.
1.Figure 1 of this manual is the
sectional drawing and parts
list for the LINC84T-10, 11 &
14 Chemical Metering Pump.
2.Figure 2 of this manual is the
sectional drawing and parts
list for the LINC84T-12
Chemical Metering Pump.
Installation:
The LINC84T -10, 11, 12 & 14 require a flooded suction and must
be located lower than the chemic al
supply tank. Vertical installation
of the piston housing is required.
1.Connect the suction line
through a filter or strainer to
the suction check valve (fig.
1, item 17 or fig. 2, item 16).
2.Connect the discharge line to
the desired location.
Note: An in-line check valve at the
point of injection is recommended
to prevent back flow to the pump
during shutdown or servicing.
3.Connect a supply pressure
line to the timer (fig. 1, item 1
or fig. 2, item 1). Air is the
recommended supply; however , any dry filtered gas may
be used. The supply pressure
to the timer must be regulated between 15 psig and
1 10 psig.
4.Set the regulator to the proper
pressure to overcome the
discharge pressure required
by the pump. Refer to the
paragraph on "Amplication
Ratio" in this manual to
determine the correct supply
pressure.
5.To prime the pump, loosen
the bleed screw (fig. 1, item
18 or fig. 2, item 18). Allow
the liquid (chemical) to flow
into the pump chamber,
venting the trapped air or gas.
Tighten the bleed screw.
6.Start the pump and run for a
minimum of one minute.
Open the bleed screw again
and evacuate all the remaining air or gas from the pump
chamber.
7.Using a rate gauge, set the
desired pumping rate by
adjusting the timer knob and
stroke adjustment screw.
The timer can be set to stroke
the pump from 4 strokes/
minute to the maximum rate
for the particular pump being
used. See selection chart in
this section of the manual.
8.The stroke length is adjusted
by rotating the stroke adjustment screw (fig. 1, item 5 or
fig. 2, item 4) on top of the
piston housing (fig. 1, item 8
or fig. 2, item 6). Loosen the
jam nut and adjust the stroke
adjustment screw as necessary (fig. 1, item 4 or fig. 2,
item 5). Lock down the jam
nut after any adjustments are
made.
Note: The minimum stroke on the
84T -10, 11 & 12 is 1/8" and 1/4" on
the 84T-14.
Maintenance:
Refer to all sectional drawing and
parts list in this manual. All repairs
should be performed in a clean
environment.
The following steps must be
taken before proceeding with any
maintenance operations:
Removing the Pump from Service:
1.Rotate the control knob on
the timer to the "O" position.
2.Disconnect the supply
pressure from the timer.
3.Close the upstream and
downstream valves on the
chemical lines.
4.Open the bleed screw to
release the pressure in the
pump.
5.Disconnect the suction and
discharge lines from the
check valves.
Timer,
2, item 1 & Figure 3:
Figure 1, item 1 or Figure
1.Disconnect the supply
pressure from the timer.
2.Rotate the timer counterclockwise on the pipe nipple
that connects it to the piston
housing until the timer is
vertical with the supply pressure port pointing down.
3.Loosen and remove the two
screws from the timer (fig. 3,
item 1).
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4.Separate the three timer sections and discard the seal,
diaphragm and the disc (fig.
3, items 4, 6 & 15). Be careful not to lose the small disc
spring (fig. 3, item 16). Note
the orientation of the
diaphragm as it is removed.
5.Loosen the set screw on the
knob (fig. 3, item 11).
Remove the knob and knob
spring (fig. 3, item 9).
6.Unscrew the adjustment
screw (fig. 3, item 10) from
the front body (fig. 3, item 13).
Remove and discard the oring (fig. 3, item 12).
7.Reassemble the timer in
reverse order of the above
steps, using new rubber
parts. Lubricate the adjustment screw threads and its
o-ring. No other lubrication
is required.
8.After installing the adjustment screw , turn it in by hand
without the knob installed
until it lightly seats. During
this operations do not overtighten the adjustment screw
into its seat. Apply supply
pressure to the timer and
unscrew the adjustment
screw slowly until the pump
starts to run. Trial and error
will be necessary to determine the proper orientation of
the knob on the adjustment
screw . Once the proper
orientation is determined, reinstall the knob spring and
knob.
2.Unscrew the check valve
body from the pump (fig. 6,
item 1).
3.Remove and discard the orings (fig. 6, items 3 & 4).
4.Inspect the ball for damage
(fig. 6, item 2). Replace if
necessary . Reassemble the
check valve using new o-rings.
If the seat o-ring is Teflon,
install it onto the check
valve body and "peen" the
ball into the seat to ensure
proper sealing (fig. 6, item 3).
5.Install the repaired suction
check valve into the pump
body. Tighten securely.
2.Unscrew the check valve
body from the pump (fig. 4,
item 1).
3.Remove and discard the orings (fig. 4, items 4 & 5).
4.Inspect the ball and spring for
damage (fig. 4, items 2 & 3).
Replace if necessary . Reassemble the check valve using
new o-rings. If the seat
o-ring is Teflon, install it into
the pump body assembly
and "peen" the ball onto the
seat to ensure proper sealing.
,
5.Install the repaired discharge
check valve into the pump
body . Place the ball on the
o-ring seat followed by the
spring (small end of the
spring toward the ball) and
screw the discharge check
valve body into the pump
body assembly . T ighten securely .
1.Separate the two halves of
the check valve (fig. 5, items
1 & 4).
2.Replace the o-rings, ball and
spring as required (fig. 5,
items 2, 3, 5 & 6). The T eflon
o-ring may be removed,
turned around and reused if
a new o-ring is not available
(fig. 5, item 2). During this
procedure extreme care
should be exercised. The
ball should be "peened" on
the Teflon seat to ensure
proper sealing (fig. 5, items
1, 2 & 5).
3.Ensure that the proper flow
direction, as marked on the
valve body is observed when
installing or replacing this
check valve.
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1.Secure the pump body
assembly in a vise (fig. 1,
item 19 or fig. 2, item 17).
2.Remove the piston housing
screws (fig. 1, item 11 or fig.
2, item 10). Grasp the
piston housing and pull up to
remove (fig. 1, item 8 or fig.
2, item 6).
3.Grasp the piston and pull
away from the pump body
asssembly to remove (fig. 1,
item 6 or fig. 2, item 7).
Inspect the plunger for wear ,
especially longitudinal
grooves. Replace the piston
assembly if necessary. Inspect the piston u-cup (fig. 1,
item 7 or fig. 2, item 8).
Replace if necessary.
6.Remove the spring, lubricant
seal back-up and lubricant
seal from the spring cavity
(fig. 1, items 9,12, & 13 or fig.
2, items 9, 1 1 & 12).
Inspect all three parts, especially the lubricant seal and
replace worn or damaged
parts as needed.
Plunger Seal, Figure 1, item
15 or Figure 2, item 14:
1.With a pipe or strap wrench,
separate the pump body
assembly (fig. 1, item 19 or
fig. 2, item 17).
2.Remove the seal back-up
and plunger seal (fig. 1,
item 15 or fig. 2, item 14) from
the lower housing of the
pump body assembly. Note
that on Model 84T -12, the
plunger seal and plunger
seal backup are in the upper
housing of the pump body
assembly (fig. 2, items 14).
Carefully remove the sea l
back-up and seal. Inspect for
wear or deterioration from
being attacked by the chemical the pump is pumping.
3.Replace the plunger seal. If
needed, also replace the
plunger seal back-up. Extreme
care should be taken not to
scratch or distort these parts.
Reassemble the Pump:
1.Lubricate the piston u-cup
and plunger with light oil to
protect against possible
damage during assembly.
2.Reassemble the piston/
plunger assembly, which
includes the lubricant seal,
lubricant seal back-up and
spring and install into the
pump body assembly. See
Figure 1 or Figure 2 for
correct assembly.
3.Replace the piston housing
and secure with the piston
housing screws.
4.Thread the timer connecting
nipple into the port at the top
of the piston housing. Thread
the output port in the rear
body of the timer to this
nipple.
Caution: Be sure there are no
leaks at these connections. If leaks
are present, the timer will not operate properly .
6.Install the new plunger seal
and plunger seal back-up
See the procedure entitled
"Plunger Seal" above.
7.Screw the upper part of the
pump body assembly back
into the lower part and tighten
securely.
8.If the bleed screw has been
removed, install and tighten
securely.
Plunger and Plunger Seal
Lubrication:
1.Remove the plug from the
pump body (fig. 1, item 14 or
fig. 2, item 13).
2.Add silicone base lubricant
(Dow Dorning DC-7, part
#10354) or equal into the port
where the plug was removed.
Approximately 0.5 cc will be
required for each refill.
Replace the plug.
Note: Do not use a grease gun
or any metal tool to insert the
lubriant into the pump to prevent
damage to the plunger or plunger
seal.
3.Silicone lubricant should be
added every 4 - 6 weeks
depending upon operation
conditions.
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13 .............................................12947.................................................. Lubricant Seal ......................Lubrithane ........... 1
13A..................... 13303 ............................... 11150...........10466....... Lubricant Seal ......................Fluorocarbon....... 1
13B......................................................................................23553.......Lubricant Seal Back-Up........Acetal.................. 1
15A........................................ Plunger Seal ......................................................... 13304 .................................... TFE/Graphite
15B........................................ Plunger Seal Back-Up .......................................... 25258 .................................... Acetal
16 .......................................... Discharge Check Assembly ................................. 22626 .................................... See Parts
17 .......................................... Suction Check Assembly ...................................... 24777 .................................... See Parts
Model 84T-1 1-1 1
ItemDescriptionPart #Material
15A........................................ Plunger Seal ......................................................... 10024 .................................... Fluorocarbon
15B........................................ Plunger Seal Back-Up .......................................... 22571 .................................... Acetal
16 .......................................... Discharge Check Assembly ................................. 22624 .................................... See Parts
17 .......................................... Suction Check Assembly ...................................... 24774 .................................... See Parts
Model 84T-1 1-21
ItemDescriptionPart #Material
15A........................................ Plunger Seal ......................................................... 21197 .................................... Fluoromyte
15B........................................ Plunger Seal Back-Up .......................................... 22571 .................................... Acetal
16 .......................................... Discharge Check Assembly ................................. 22626 .................................... See Parts
17 .......................................... Suction Check Assembly ...................................... 24773 .................................... See Parts
Model 84T-1 1-31
ItemDescriptionPart #Material
15A........................................ Plunger Seal ......................................................... 10464 .................................... Nitrile
15B........................................ Plunger Seal Back-Up .......................................... 22571 .................................... Acetal
16 .......................................... Discharge Check Assembly ................................. 22625 .................................... See Parts
17 .......................................... Suction Check Assembly ...................................... 24776 .................................... See Parts
Model 84T-1 1-41
ItemDescriptionPart #Material
15A........................................ Plunger Seal ......................................................... 11821 .................................... TFE/Graphite
16 .......................................... Discharge Check Assembly ................................. 22626 .................................... See Parts
17 .......................................... Suction Check Assembly ...................................... 24773 .................................... See Parts
Model 84T-1 1-61
ItemDescriptionPart #Material
15A........................................ Plunger Seal ......................................................... 13007 .................................... UHMWPE
16 .......................................... Discharge Check Assembly ................................. 22626 .................................... See Parts
17 .......................................... Suction Check Assembly ...................................... 24773 .................................... See Parts
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15A........................................ Plunger Seal ......................................................... 21197 .................................... Fluoromyte
15B........................................ Plunger Seal Back-Up .......................................... 22571 .................................... Acetal
16 .......................................... Discharge Check Assembly ................................. 22626 .................................... See Parts
17 .......................................... Suction Check Assembly ...................................... 24777 .................................... See Parts
Model 84T-1 1-42
ItemDescriptionPart #Material
15A........................................ Plunger Seal ......................................................... 11283 .................................... TFE/Graphite
15B........................................ Plunger Seal Back-Up .......................................... 22581 .................................... Peek
16 .......................................... Discharge Check Assembly ................................. 22626 .................................... See Parts
17 .......................................... Suction Check Assembly ...................................... 24777 .................................... See Parts
Model 84T-1 1-62
ItemDescriptionPart #Material
15A........................................ Plunger Seal ......................................................... 13007 .................................... UHMWPE
16 .......................................... Discharge Check Assembly ................................. 22626 .................................... See Parts
17 .......................................... Suction Check Assembly ...................................... 24777 .................................... See Parts
Model 84T-14-14
ItemDescriptionPart #Material
15A......................................... Plunger Seal ............................................................ 1 15 8 7.................................... Fludrocarbon
15B......................................... Plunger Seal Back-Up ............................................... 23551 ...................................... Acetal
16 .......................................... Discharge Check Assembly ................................. 24753 .................................... See Parts
17........................................... Suction Check Assembly .......................................... 24165 ...................................... See Parts
15B......................................... Plunger Seal Backup ................................................. 23551 ...................................... Acetal
16........................................... Discharge Check Assembly ...................................... 24753 ...................................... See Parts
17........................................... Suction Check Assembly .......................................... 24165 ...................................... See Parts
15B........................................ Plunger Seal Back-Up .......................................... 23551 .................................... Acetal
16 .......................................... Discharge Check Assembly ................................. 24753 .................................... See Parts
17 .......................................... Suction Check Assembly ...................................... 24165 .................................... See Parts
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3 ............................ 31664 .................................... Center Body .......................................... 303 ss ................................... 1
4 ............................ 13227 .................................... Seal ....................................................... Nitrile..................................... 1
13 *........................ 31663 .................................... Front Body ............................................ 303 ss ................................... 1
begins with an easy toll-free call.
Many times, our experienced
customer service reps can isolate
and resolve problems over the
phone or provide a referral to our
authorized representatives nationwi de. We also offer factory repair
services with facilities in Ivyland,
PA. if a warranty issue that cannot
be resolved locally.
Purchase Orders
Technical Support
By Telephone: 800.455.LINC or
215.293.0498
By E-mail:
INFO@LINCPUMPS.com
b e signed by an authorized
person. When ordering please list:
Convenient Hours
Our phone lines are open Monday
–
Friday 8:00 AM – 4:45 PM (EST)
LINC Warranty
Three year limited warranty on all our
products against defects in materials.
Technical service and support
All mail-in purchase orders must
•
Quantity
•
Description of Items
•
Shipping Address
•
Billing Address
•
Purchase Order Number
Request for Quotation – RFQ’s
Please send RFQ’s to:
By Mail:
Linc Milton Roy
Attn: Customer Service
201 Ivyland Road
Ivyland, PA 18974
USA
By Fax:
1.215.293.0498
By E-mail:
Lincorders@miltonroy.com
Freight Charges
All shipments are F.O.B., Ivyland,
PA, USA. Shipping and handling
are included on the invoice,
prepay and add.
Terms
With credit approval, net 30 days.
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General Specifications .........................................................................................................................................4
Scope Of This Manual .......................................................................................................................................... 5
Removing the Pump from Service .......................................................................................................................5
Plunger Seal ......................................................................................................................................................... 7
Reassembling The Pump ..................................................................................................................................... 7
How to Determine Supply Pressure ....................................................................................................................8
Pump Assembly Parts List: 84T-13 ....................................................................................................................10
Plunger Seal Materials Parts List........................................................................................................................11
Figure 2, “T” Series Timer ....................................................................................................................................12
Figure 3, Single Acting Relay ..............................................................................................................................13
1.Maximum rates are based on maximum strokes per minute per pump.
2.Minimum rates are calculated as follows:
1/2" plunger pumps are 1/4" stroke length and a minimum of 4 strokes per minute.
3.The timer supply pressure is 15 to 100 psi.
4.The relay supply pressure range is 50 to 150 psi.
5.When creating a Model Number using the Ordering Chart, the "x" in the Model Number column above will be replaced by
a single digit representing the plunger seal selection. The plunger seal is shown in the Ordering Chart.
Gal/HrLiter/HrGal/HrLiter/HrpsibarMinuteStroke
Ordering Chart: LINC 84T-13 Series Pneumatic Plunger Metering Pump
Series:
84T-Pneumatic, plunger type metering pump
Plunger Diameter/Pump Control:
13-1/2" plunger diameter, timer/relay combination
Plunger Seal:
1-Packing mechanical seal-Fluorocarbon, wetted o-rings - Fluorocarbon
2-Packing mechanical seal - Fluoromyte, wetted o-rings - TFE
3-Packing mechanical seal - Nitrile, wetted o-rings - Nitrile
4-Packing mechanical seal - TFE/Graphite wetted o-rings - TFE
5-Specify your requirements
6-Packing mechanical seal - Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene,
7-O-rings packing seal - Fluorocarbon, wetted o-rings - Fluorocarbon
8-O-rings packing seal - Nitrile, wetted o-rings - Nitrile
9-O-rings packing seal - Kalrez, wetted o-rings - Kalrez
Piston Size:
4-4" piston diameter
Other:
4-Ceramic
5-Specify your requirements
9-All 316 ss pump/timer/relay (when required)
Option Number:
( )-Factory will assign an option number
Note: If no further requirements are desired, omit "Other" options codes from the part number.
Example 84T -13-44.
wetted o-rings - TFE
based on specified requirements.
LINC 84T -______-_________ ( )
Example: LINC 84T-13-44 Pneumatic Metering Pump
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P N E U M A T I C P L U N G E R
Scope Of This Manual:
This manual describes and provides instructions and parts list for
the LINC84T-13 Series Chemical
Metering Pump. This pump is a
pneumatically operated plunger
pump.
Installation:
The LINC84T-13 pump requires
a flooded suction and must be
located lower than the chemical
supply tank. Vertical installation of
the piston housing is required.
1.Connect the suction line
through a filter or strainer to
the suction check valve (fig.
1, item 19).
2.Connect the discharge line
from the discharge check
valve to the desired location
(fig.1, item 18).
Note: An in-line check valve at the
point of injection is recommended
to prevent back blow to the pump
during shutdown or servicing.
3.Connect the supply pressure
to both the timer and the relay
(fig. 1, items 1 & 3). Air is
the recommended supply;
however , any dry filtered gas
may be us e d . The supply to
the timer and relay must be
separate. T wo filter-regulators
are required, one to control
the supply pressure to the
timer and another to control
the supply pressure to the
relay.
4.Using the regulator that feeds
the supply to the relay , set the
supply pressure to overcome
the discharge pressure of the
pump. T o do this, divide the
discharge pressure by the
Amplication Ratio and add
approximately 10 psi to
ensure positive injection of
the chemical. Refer to "How
T o Determine Supply Pressure," in this section of the
manual.
5.Assure that the control knob
on the timer is set so that the
pump will not stroke over 45
strokes per minute.
6.Slowly increase the supply to
the timer , using the regulator
that feeds the timer , until the
pump begins to stroke
smoothly. This pressure
should be in the 20 to 40 psig
range depending on the
supply to the relay.
7.To prime the pump, loosen
the bleed screw (fig. 1, item
21) allowing the liquid
(chemical) to flow into the
pump chamber, venting the
trapped air or gas.
8.After the liquid exits, tighten
the bleed screw and start the
pump and run for a minimum
of one minute. Open the bleed
screw again and evacuate
all the remaining air or gas
from the pump chamber.
9.Using a rate gauge, set the
desired pumping rate by
adjusting the timer knob and
stroke adjustment screw .
The timer can be set to
stroke the pump from 4
strokes/minute to the maximum rate of 45 strokes/minute.
10. The stroke length is adjusted
by rotating the stroke adjustment screw (fig. 1, item 7).
on top of the piston housing
(fig. 1, item 9). Loosen the
jam nut and adjust the stroke
adjustment screw as necessary (fig. 1, item 8). Lock
down the jam nut after any
adjustments are made.
Note: The minimum stroke on
the 84T-13 is 1/4".
Maintenance:
Refer to all sectional drawings
and parts list in this manual. All
repairs should be performed in a
clean environment.
The following steps must be
taken before proceeding with any
maintenance operations:
Removing the Pump from Service:
1.Rotate the control knob on
the timer to the "O" position.
2.Disconnect the supply
pressure from the timer and relay .
3.Close the upstream and
downstream valves on the
chemical lines.
4.Open the bleed screw to
release the pressure in the pump.
check valves.
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5.Disconnect the suction
and discharge lines from the
check valves.
Timer,
Figure 1, item 1 & Figure 2:
1.Disconnect the supply
pressure from the timer.
2.Disconnect the timer from
the pipe nipple (fig. 1, item 24)
that connects to the relay.
3.Loosen and remove the two
screws from the timer (fig. 2,
item 1).
4.Separate the three timer
sections and discard the seal
disc and diaphragm (fig.2,
items 4, 15, & 6). Be careful
not to lose the small disc
spring (fig. 2, item 16). Note
the orientation of the
diaphram as it is removed.
5.Loosen the set screw on the
knob( fig. 2, item 1 1). Remove
the knob and knob spring (fig.
2, items 1 1 & 9)
6.Unscrew the adjustment
screw (fig. 2, item 10) from
the front body (fig. 2, item 13).
Remove and discard the oring (fig. 2, item 12).
7.Reassemble the timer in
reverse order of the above
steps using new rubber
parts. Lubricate the adjustment screw threads and its
o-ring. (fig. 2, item 12).
8.After installing the adjustment
screw , turn it in by hand, with
out the knob installed, until it
lightly seats. During this
operation do not over tighten
the adjustment screw into its
seat. Apply supply pressure
to the timer and unscrew
slowly until the pump starts to
T rial and error will be
run.
necessary to determine
the proper orientation of
the knob on the adjust
ment screw . Once the
proper orientation is de
termined, reinstall the
knob spring and knob.
Relay
, Fig. 1, item 3 & Fig. 3:
1.Disconnect the supply
pressure from the relay.
2.Unscrew the relay from the
nipple (fig. 1, item 4)..
3.If the relay is not functioning
properly and/or is leaking the
parts in the repair kit # 25182
replaced (fig.3, items 6, 1 1,
12, & 13). This repair kit con
-sists of two o-rings, a piston
seal, spring and a poppet.
4.Remove the four socket cap
screws (fig. 3, item 10) that
hold the lid on the relay . Note
the location of all ports so that
location can be the same
when the unit is reassembled.
Separate the body parts and
the lid. Remove the lock nut
(fig. 3, item 3) which will allow
each individual part to be
inspected. Replace the old
parts with the parts from the
new repair kit and reassemble.Special care should
be taken so that each part,
especially the piston spacer
and the seal poppet (fig. 3,
items 5 & 6), is put back into
the same location when
reasseambling.
5.T o test the relay prior to
reassembly , connect the sup
ply pressure to the port
marked "IN." Supply pressure
should be routed to the port
marked "OUT" with no leak
-age to the port marked "E."
6.Reinstall the timer & relay on
the pump housing (fig. 1)
Suction Check Valve
Figure 1, item 19 & Figure 5:
1.Disconnect the piping from
the check valve.
2.Unscrew the check valve
body from the pump (fig. 5,
item 1).
3.Remove and discard the
o-rings (fig. 5, items 3 & 4).
4.Inspect the ball for damage
(fig. 6, item 2). Replace if
necessary . Reassemble the
check valve using new o-rings.
If the seat o-ring is Teflon,
install it onto the check
valve body and "peen" the
ball into the seat to ensure
proper sealing (fig. 5 item 1).
5.Install the repaired suction
check valve into the pump
body . T ighten securely.
Discharge Check Valve,
Fig. 1, item 18 & Fig. 4:
1.Disconnect the piping from
the check valve.
2.Unscrew the check valve
body from the pump (fig. 4,
item 1).
3.Remove and discard the
o-rings (fig. 4, items 4 & 5).
4.Inspect the ball and spring for
damage (fig. 4, items 2 & 3).
,
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Replace if necessary . Reassemble the check valve
using new o-rings. If the seat
o-ring is T eflon, install in onto
the pump body assembly
and "peen" the ball onto the
seat to ensure proper sealing (fig. 1, item 20).
5.Install repaired discharge
check valve into the pump
body . Place the ball on the
o-ring seat followed by the
spring (small end of the
spring toward the ball) and
screw the discharge check
valve body into the pump
body assembly . Tighten
securely .
Piston/Plunger, Figure 1, item 10:
1.Secure the pump body
in a vise
2.Remove the timer & relay
assembly from the piston
housing (fig. 1, item 3).
3.Remove the piston housing
screws(fig. 1, item 13)
Grasp the piston housing and
pull up to remove and pull up
to remove (fig. 1, item 9).
4.Grasp the piston and pull
away from the pump body
asssembly to remove (fig. 1,
item 10) Inspect the plunger
for wear, especially longitudinal grooves. Replace the
piston assembly if necessary .
Plunger Seal
1.With a pipe or strap wrench,
separate the pump body , separate the pump body assembly
(fig. 1, item 20).
, Figure 1, item 17A:
2.Carefully remove the plunger
seal and plunger seal
back up from the upper hous
ing of the pump body assem
bly . (fig. 1, Item 17A and 17B).
Inspect for wear or
deterioriation from being attacked by the chemical being
pumped.
3.Replace the plunger seal. If
needed, also replace the
plunger seal backup. Extreme care should be taken
not to scratch or distort these
parts.
Reassemble the Pump:
1.Lubricate the piston u-cup
and plunger with light oil to
protect against possible
damage during assembly .
2.Reassemble the piston/
plunger assemblywhich
includes the lubricant
seal, lubricant seal back-up
and spring and install into the
pump body assembly . See
Figure 1 for correct assembly.
3.Replace the piston housing
and secure with the piston
housing screws.
4.Install the new split bushing
and plunger seal. See the
procedure entitled "Plunger
Seal" above.
5.Screw the upper part of the
pump body assembly back
into the lower part and tighten
securely .
6.If the bleed screw has been
removed, install and tighten
securely .
Plunger and Plunger Seal
Lubrication:
1.Remove the plug from the
pump body (fig. 1, item 16).
2.Add silicone base lubricant
(Dow Corning DC-7, part
#10354) or equal into the port
where the plug was removed.
Approximately 0.5 cc will be
required for each refill.
Replace the plug.
Note: Do not use a grease gun
or any metal tool to insert the
lubriant into the pump to prevent
damage to the plunger or plunger
seal.
3.Silicone lubricant should be
added every 4 - 6 weeks
depending upon operation
conditions.
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IMPORTANT: How To Determine Supply Pressure:
The theoretical amplification ratio shown in the Selection Chart of this manual is the area of the
piston divided by the area of the plunger. This amplification ration is used to determine how much
gas supply pressure is required to enable the pump to generate the required liquid discharge pressure. The theoretical gas supply pressure required to generate a specific liquid discharge pressure
is calculated by dividing the required liquid pressure by the amplification ratio. However, the amplification ratio is a theoretical number and in an actual application, other factors such as friction and
stroke rate require that a higher gas supply pressure be used.
To determine the approximate gas supply pressure to the relay, add 10 PSI to the calculated
theoretical gas supply pressure.
Example: The LINC84T-13-x4 is capable of pumping up to a maximum of 9,000 psig. The Amplification
Ratio for this pump is 60:1. Assume that we are going to be pumping into a system that is at 6,500 psig.
Then 6,500 divided by 60 equals 108 psig; add 10 psig to the 108 psig which equals 118 psig as your
result. Set the regulator that feeds the relay at 118 psig.
The supply pressure to the timer of the 84T should be set high enough to make the relay stroke reliably.
The timer supply pressure must be equal to or slightly lower than the relay supply pressure..
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Figure 1,
LINC 84T-13 Series Pump
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LINC84T-13 Series Parts List
Model84T-13-x4
Plunger Size1/2"
Piston Size4"
ItemPart#DescriptionMaterialQty
1 ......................... 31668 ................. Pneumatic Timer ....................................303 ss ...............................1
17B..................... Back Up..................................................25374.........................Peek ................................. 1
17B..................... Back Up..................................................25374.........................Peek ................................. 1
17B..................... Back Up..................................................25374.........................Peek ................................. 1
17B..................... Back Up..................................................25374.........................Peek ................................. 1
17A ..................... Plunger Seal ...........................................12963 ......................... UHMWPE .......................... 1
17B..................... Back Up..................................................25374.........................Peek ................................. 1
3 ............................ 31664 .................... Center Body .......................................... 303 ss ................................................... 1
4 ............................ 13227 .................... Seal ....................................................... Nitrile..................................................... 1
13*......................... 31663 .................... Front Body ............................................ 303 ss ................................................... 1
1 ............................ 25003 .................... Lid ......................................................... 303 ss ................................................... 1
2 ............................ 25112 .................... Threaded Rod ....................................... 316 ss ................................................... 1
3 ............................ 13078 .................... Lock Nut................................................ 18-8 ss .................................................. 1
4 ............................ 24828 .................... Piston .................................................... 316 ss ................................................... 1
5 .................... 10482 ........................................................ Seal ........................................... Fluorocarbon ......................... 1
.......................................... 10124 .................................... Seal ........................................... Nitrile ..................................... 1
.............................................................. 10481 ................ Seal ........................................... TFE ....................................... 1
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Figure 5,
Suction Check Valve
Reference fig. 1, item 19
Suction Check Valves - One Piece Body
Part Number 24778Port Size 1/2" NPTM
ItemDescriptionPart #MaterialQty
1 ......................... Inlet Body ...............................................24787.........................316 ss ...............................1
4 ......................... Seal ........................................................10467.........................TFE................................... 1
Part Number 24779Port Size 1/2" NPTM
ItemDescriptionPart #MaterialQty
1 ......................... Inlet Body ...............................................24787.........................316 ss ...............................1
4 ......................... Seal ........................................................10466.........................Fluorocarbon .................... 1
Part Number 24780Port Size 1/2" NPTM
ItemDescriptionPart #MaterialQty
1 ......................... Inlet Body ...............................................24787.........................316 ss ...............................1
NO RELAY NO RELAY NO RELAY NO RELAY INCLUDING INCLUDING INCLUDING INCLUDING INCLUDING
RELAYRELAYRELAYRELAYRELAY
THEORETICAL GAS CONSUMPTION FOR EACH 1" STROKE (SCF)
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General Specifications .........................................................................................................................................4
Scope Of This Manual .......................................................................................................................................... 6
Removing the Pump from Service ....................................................................................................................... 6
Plunger Seal ......................................................................................................................................................... 9
Reassembling The Pump .....................................................................................................................................9
How to Determine Supply Pressure ...................................................................................................................10
Figure 4, Two Seal Single Acting Relay) .............................................................................................................18
Figure 5, Single Acting Relay ..............................................................................................................................19
Model Plunger Piston Max. Max. Min. Min. Max.Max.TheoreticalStrokesVolumeS troke
Number Diameter Diameter Rate Rate Rate Rate PressurePressureAmp.PerPerLength
1.Maximum rates are based on maximum strokes per minute per pump.
2.Minimum rates are calculated as follows:
1" plunger pumps are 1/4" stroke length and a minimum of 4 strokes per minute.
1-1/2" and 2-1/4" plunger pumps are 1/2" stroke length and a minimum of 4 strokes per minute.
3.The timer supply pressure is 20 to 100 psi.
4.The relay supply pressure range is 50 to 180 psi.
5.When creating a Model Number using the Ordering Chart, the "x" in the Model Number column above will be replaced by
a single digit representing the plunger seal selection. The plunger seal is shown in the Ordering Chart.
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5-Specify your requirements
9-All 316 ss pump/timer/relay (when required)
Option Number:
( ) -If the pump does not require any special modifications, Omit “Option Number”
from the part number. If the pump does require special modifications, use “5”
for “Other”, and “(x)” for the Option Number when placing an order. The factory
will replace the “(x)” with an unique option code at the time of pump production.
Example 84T -17-46-5(7).
LINC 84T- _____-____-____ ( )
Example: LINC 84T-17-46-6 Pneumatic Metering Pump
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Scope Of This Manual:
This manual describes and provides instructions and parts list for
the LINC84T-17, 84T-18 and the
84T-20 Series Chemical Metering
Pump. These pumps are pneumatically operated plunger pumps.
Installation:
These pumps require a flooded
suction and must be located lower
than the chemical supply tank.
Vertical installation of the piston
housing is required.
1.Connect the suction line
through a filter or strainer to
the suction check valve (fig.
1, item 22).
2.Connect the discharge line
from the discharge check
valve to the desired location
(fig.1, item 21).
Note: An in-line check valve at the
point of injection is recommended
to prevent back blow to the pump
during shutdown or servicing.
3.Connect supply pressure
to the timer and both relays
(fig. 1, item 1). Air is the
recommended supply; however , any dry filtered gas may
be used. The supplies to the
timer and relay must be
separate. Two filter-regulators
are required, one to control
the supply pressure to the
timer and another to control
the supply pressure to the
relay . The supply pressure
to the timer should be
between 20 psig and 100
psig. The supply pressure to
the rel ay should be between
50 psig and 180 psig.
4.Using the regulator that feeds
the supply to the relay , set the
supply pressure to overcome
the discharge pressure of the
pump. See "How To Determine Supply Pressure" in
this section of the manual.
5.The timer can be set to stroke
the pump between 4 strokes/
minute and the maximum
rate for the particular pump
being used. See the
selection chart in this section of the manual.
6.The stroke length is adjusted
by rotating the stroke adjustment screw . Assure that the
control knob on the timer is
set so that the pump will not
stroke over the maximum
strokes per minute. Slowly
increase the supply to the
timer , using the regulator that
feeds the timer , until the
pump begins to stroke
smoothly. This pressure
should be equal to or slightly
less than the supply to the
relays.
7.T o prime the pump, loosen
the bleed screw (fig. 1, item
23). Allow the liquid (chemical)
to flow into the pump chamber,
venting the trapped air or gas.
Tighten the bleed screw.
Start the pump and run for a
minimum of one minute.
Open the bleed screw again
and evacuate all the
remaining air or gas from
the pump chamber.
8.Using a rate gauge, set the
desired pumping rate by
adjusting the timer knob and
stroke adjustment screw.
The timer can be set to
stroke the pump from 4
strokes/minute to the maximum rate for the particular
pump being used. The
stroke length is adjusted by
rotating the stroke adjustment screw on top of the
piston housing (fig. 1, item
6). Loosen the jam nut
and adjust the stroke adjustment screw as necessary
(fig. 1, item 7). Lock down
the jam nut after any adjustments are made.
Note: The minimum stroke on
the 84T-17 is 1/4" and 1/2" on the
84T-18 and 84T-20.
Maintenance:
Refer to all sectional drawing and
parts list in this manual. All repairs
should be performed in a clean
environment.
The following steps must be
taken before proceeding with any
maintenance operations:
Removing the Pump from
Service:
1.Rotate the control knob on
the timer to the "O" position.
2.Disconnect the supply
pressure from the timer and
relay.
3.Close the upstream and
downstream valves on the
chemical lines.
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4.Open the bleed screw to
release the pressure in the
pump.
5.Disconnect the suction and
discharge lines from the
check valves.
Timer,
Figure 1, item 1 & Figure 2:
1.Disconnect the supply
pressure from the timer.
2.Rotate the timer counter
clockwise on the pipe nipple
that connects it to the relays
until the timer is vertical with
the supply pressure port
pointing down.
3.Loosen and remove the two
screws from the timer (fig. 2,
item 1).
4.Separate the three timer sections and discard the seal,
diaphragm and the disc (fig.
2, items 4, 6 & 15). Be careful not to lose the small disc
spring (fig. 2, item 16). Note
the orientation of the diaphragm as it is removed.
5.Loosen the set screw on the
knob (fig. 2, item 11).
Remove the knob and knob
spring (fig. 2, item 9).
6.Unscrew the adjustment
screw (fig. 2, item 10) from
the front body (fig. 2, item 13).
Remove and discard the oring (fig. 2, item 12).
7.Reassemble the timer in
reverse order of the above
steps using new rubber
parts. Lubricate the adjustment screw threads and its
o-ring. No other lubrication
is required.
8.After installing the adjustment screw , turn it in by
hand, without the knob
installed until it lightly seats.
During this operation do not
over tighten the adjustment
screw into its seat. Apply
supply pressure to the
timer and unscrew the
adjustment screw slowly
until the pump starts to run.
Trial and error will be necessary to determine the proper
orientation of the knob on the
adjustment screw . Once the
proper orientation is determined, reinstall the knob
spring and knob.
Relays
Note: If your pump was manufac-
tured prior to 9-01-2001, it was
manufactured with a "Double-Acting-Relay", use Relay Procedure
"A" to service this type. If your
pump was manufactured after
09-01-2001, it was manufactured
with two "Single-Acting-Relays",
use Relay Procedure "B" to
service this type.
Relay Procedure A: (DOUBLE
ACTING)
Figure 1, item 1 & Figure 3:
1.Disconnect the supply pres-
2.Disconnect the tubing (fig. 1,
3.Unscrew the relay from the
:
sure from the relay.
items 2 & 3) between the
relay and center ring (fig.1,
item 12).
nipple that connect it to the
piston housing (fig. 1, item 8)
4.If the relay is not functioning
properly and/or is leaking, the
parts in the repair kit #24284
should be replaced (fig. 3,
item 6, 14, 15, & 16). This re
pair kit consists of three o-rings,
a p iston seal, spring and
two poppets.
5.Remove the four socket
head screws that hold the
lid on the relay (fig. 3, items
13 & 1). Also remove the four
socket head screws that
hold the three body sections
together (fig. 3, item 10).
Note the location of all ports
so that the location can be
the same when the unit is
reassembled. Separate the
body parts and the lid.
Remove the lock nut which
will allow each individual part
to be inspected (fig. 3, item
3). Replace the old parts with
the parts from the new repair
kit and reassemble. Special
care should be taken to see
that each part especially the
piston spacer and the seal
spacer is put back into the
same location when reassembling (fig. 3, items 5 & 7).
6.To test the relay prior to
reassembly, connect the
supply to the port marked
"IN". Supply should be
routed to the port marked
"OUT 1" with no leakage to
the port marked "E1". Connect the pressure to 1/8" NPT
port in the lid. Supply should
be routed to the port marked
"OUT 2" with no leakage to
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port marked "E2".
7.Reinstall the relay on the
nipple on the pump piston
housing. Making sure that
the nipple is connected to the
proper port on the relay , port
marked "OUT 2", and that the
port marked "OUT 1" is connected to the tubing that goes
between the relay and the
center ring below the piston
housing.
Relay Procedure "B":
(TWO SINGLE ACTING)
Figure 1, item 1 & Fig. 4 & 5:
1.Disconnect the supply pressure from the relay.
2.Disconnect the timer/relay
assembly from the top and
bottom of the pump piston
housing. (fig. 1, items 8 & 12).
3.Romove both relays from all
fittings in the assembly for
inspection.
4.If either or both relays are not
functioning properly, replace
the old parts with new one
included in the repair kits
# 25182 & #25418. This
repair kit contains o-rings,
piston seals, spring and
poppet.
5.Remove the four
capscrews that hold the lid on
the relay (fig. 4, item 10 and/
or fig. 5, item 10).
Note the location of all ports
so that the correct orientation
can be reestablished when
the relay is reassembled.
Separate the body parts and
the lid. Remove the lock nut
which will allow each individual part to be inspected
(fig. 4 & 5, item 3). Replace
the old parts with new ones
from the repair kit, and
reassemble the relay .
6.To test the relays prior to
assembling them to the pump,
follow these steps. Put a 1/4"
pipe plug into port #2.
Connect supply pressure to
port #1. There should be no
leakage to port #3. Leaving
supply pressure on port
#1, and removing the pipe
plug from port # 2. Apply sup
ply pressure also to port #4
(1/8" NPT) in the lid. Af ter a
short blast of air as the
poppet shifts, there should be
no leakage out of port #2.
7.Connect the relays with the
timer/relay assembly to the
pump as they were prior to
disassembly . Make sure that
the longer of the two relays
is installed on the top of the
pump piston housing with the
shorter relay on the bottom.
Also make sure that the
fittings are connected to the
proper ports and installed
according to the assembly.
(fig. 1)
Suction Check Valve
Figure 1, item 22 & Figure 7:
,
1.Disconnect the piping from
the check valve.
2.Unscrew the check valve
body from the pump (fig. 7,
item 1).
3.Remove and discard the
o-rings (fig. 7, items 2 & 4).
4.Inspect the ball for damage
(fig. 4, item 3). Replace if
necessary . Reassemble the
check valve using new o-ring.
If the seat o-ring is Teflon,
install it onto the check
valve body (fig. 7, item 1) and
"peen" the ball into the seat
to ensure proper sealing.
Note: The suction check valve on
Models 84-18 & 84-20 are metal
seats; therefore, do not use an o-ring.
5.Install the repaired suction
check valve into the pump
body. Tighten securely.
Discharge Check Valve,
Piece, Figure 1, item 21 & Figure 6:
1.Separate the two halves of
the check valve (fig. 6, items
4 & 1).
2.Replace the o-rings, ball and
spring as required (fig. 6,
items 2, 3, 5 & 6). The
Teflon o-ring may be removed, turned around and
reused if a new o-ring is not
available (fig. 6, item 2).
During this procedure,
extreme care should be
T wo-
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exercised. The ball should
be "peened" on the Teflon
seat to ensureproper
sealing
(fig. 6, items 1, 5 & 2).
3.Ensure that the proper flow
direction, as marked on the
valve body is observed when
installing or replacing this
check valve.
4.Install repaired discharge
check valve into the pump
body . Tighten securely.
2.Remove the tubing (fig. 1,
items 2 & 3) between the
relay and the center ring (fig.
1, item 12).
3.Remove the piston housing
screws (fig. 1, item 13).
Grasp the piston housing and
pull up to remove (fig. 1, item
8) and pull up to remove.
4.Grasp the piston (fig. 1, item
9) and pull away from the
pump body assembly to
remove. Inspect the plunger
for wear, especially longitudinal grooves. Replace the
plunger if necessary.
Note: The piston and plunger on
the Model 84T-17 is a single piece
and must be replaced as a unit. On
Models 84T-18 & 84T-20 the
plunger is a separate piece. To remove the plunger (fig. 1, item 30
from the piston (fig. 1, item 9) loosen
the set screws (fig. 1, item 27) and
twist out the piston cap (fig. 1, item
28). The plunger will now screw out
of the piston. Inspect the piston ucups and piston-plunger o-ring (fig.
1, items 10 & 29). Replace if necessary .
Plunger Seal, Figure 1, item
18 & 19:
1.With a pipe or strap wrench,
separate the three sections
of the pump main body
assembly (fig. 1, item 1 1, 17
& 20).
2.Carefully remove the two
plunger seals (fig. 1, item 19)
and the two plunger seal
backups (fig. 1, item 18).
One set will be in the center
housing adapter (fig. 1, item
11) and the other set will be
in the lower body (fig. 1, item
20 or 31). Inspect for wear
or deterioration from being
attacked by the chemical the
pump is pumping.
3.Replace the plunger seal.
Note: The expander ring side of
the plunger seal must be facing the
pressure. This means that the lower
seal will have the expander ring
side down toward the suction check
valve and the upper seal will have
the expander ring side up toward
the piston housing. If needed, also
replace the plunger seal backup.
Extreme care should be taken not
to scratch or distort these parts.
4.Reassemble the three
sections of the pump body
assembly . Tighten securely .
Reassemble the Pump:
1.Lubricate the piston u-cup
and piston assembly with
light oil to protect against
possible damage during
assembly .
2.Reassemble the piston/
plunger assembly and install
into the pump body assembly . See Figure 1 for correct
assembly.
3.Replace the piston housing
and secure with the piston
housing screws.
4.Assure that the piston housing
is oriented so that the tubing
will reconnect properly to the
timer/relay assembly.
5.If the bleed screw has been
removed, install and tighten
securely .
Plunger and Plunger Seal
Lubrication:
1.Remove the plug from the
pump body (fig. 1, item 24).
2.Add silicone base lubricant
(Dow Corning DC-7, part
#10354) or equal into the port
where the plug was removed.
Approximately 1 oz. will be
required for each refill.
Replace the plug.
3.Silicone lubricant should be
added every 4 - 6 weeks
depending upon operation
conditions.
Note: Do not use a grease gun
or any metal tool to insert the lubricant into the pump to prevent damage to the plunger or plunger seal.
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IMPORTANT: How To Determine Supply Pressure:
The theoretical amplification ratio shown in the Selection Chart of this manual is the area of the
piston divided by the area of the plunger. This amplification ration is used to determine how much
gas supply pressure is required to enable the pump to generate the required liquid discharge pressure. The theoretical gas supply pressure required to generate a specific liquid discharge pressure
is calculated by dividing the required liquid pressure by the amplification ratio. However, the amplification ratio is a theoretical number and in an actual application, other factors such as friction and
stroke rate require that a higher gas supply pressure be used.
To determine the approximate gas supply pressure to the relay, add 30 PSI (up to 40 PSI for higher
pump stroke rates) to the calculated theoretical gas supply pressure.
For example, if it is required to generate 6000 PSI with an 84T-17-X8 pump, follow the procedure
below to determine the approximate gas supply pressure that must be used.
The required liquid discharge pressure divided by the theoretical amplification ratio = 6000 PSI
divided by 64 = 94 PSI. Now add 30 PSI to the theoretical 94 PSI. Therefore the actual gas supply
pressure is 94 PSI + 30 PSI = 124 PSI.
The supply pressure to the timer of the 84T should be set high enough to make the relay stroke
reliably. The timer supply pressure should be approximately 10 psi higher than the relay supply
pressure.
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11 ....................... 31391 ..........31391 .......... Center Housing Adapter ............................... 316 ss ............................... 1
12 ....................... 44181 ..........44467 .......... Center Ring ................................................... 303 ss ............................... 1
13 ....................... 11795................................ Cap Screw .................................................... 18-8 ss .............................. 6
13 .............................................11795 .......... Cap Screw .................................................... 18-8 ss .............................. 10
14 ....................... 44186 ...........44186 ........... Center Housing Locknut .................................. 303 ss ................................ 1
15 ....................... 12437 ..........12437 .......... Set Screw...................................................... 18-8 ss .............................. 2
17 ....................... 24404 ...........24404 ........... Center Body ................................................... 303 ss ................................ 1
18 ....................... 23551 ...........23551 ........... Plunger Seal Back Up .................................... Acetal ................................ 2
14 ....................... Not Applicable on this pump...................................................................................................................
15 ....................... Not Applicable on this pump...................................................................................................................
17 ....................... Not Applicable on this pump...................................................................................................................
18 ....................... 23990 ...........23990 ........... 23990 ...........Plunger Seal Back Up...................... Acetal ......................... 2
20 ....................... Not Applicable on this pump...................................................................................................................
21 ....................... 24754..........24754 ......... 24754 .......... Discharge Check Assembly .......... See parts figure 6 ..... 1
22 ....................... 31220..........31220 ......... 31220 .......... Suction Check Assembly .............. See parts figure 8 ..... 1
28 ....................... Not Applicable on this pump...................................................................................................................
29 ....................... Not Applicable on this pump...................................................................................................................
12 ....................... 44181 ..........44418 .......... 44190 ..........Center Ring .................................... 303 ss ........................ 1
13 ....................... 11795......................................................Cap Screw ...................................... 18-8 ss ....................... 6
13 .............................................11795 ................................Cap Screw ...................................... 18-8 ss ....................... 8
13 .................................................................. 11795 .......... Cap Screw...................................... 18-8 ss ....................... 12
25 ....................... Not Applicable on this pump...................................................................................................................
3 ...................... 31733 ......... Center Body ................. 316 ss....................................................................................................................... 1
4*..................... 13227 ......... Seal .............................. Nitrile ........................................................................................................................ 1
1 ............................ 24823 .................... Lid ......................................................... 316 ss ................................................... 1
2 ............................ 24825 .................... Threaded Rod ....................................... 303 ss ................................................... 1
3 ............................ 13078 .................... Lock Nut................................................ 18-8 ss .................................................. 1
4 ............................ 24828 ...................... Piston ..................................................... 316 ss .................................................... 1
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Figure 4,
Two Seal Single Acting Relay
Assembly31856Two Seal Relay Assembly
ItemPart #DescriptionMaterialQty
1 ............................ 24823 ...................... Lid .......................................................... 316 ss .................................................... 1
2 ............................ 25415 .................... Threaded Rod ....................................... 18-8 ss .................................................. 1
3 ............................ 13078 .................... Lock Nut................................................ 18-8 ss .................................................. 1
4 ............................ 25414 .................... Piston .................................................... 316 ss ................................................... 1
1 ............................ 24823 .................... Lid ......................................................... 316 ss ................................................... 1
2 ............................ 25112 .................... Threaded Rod ....................................... 18-8 ss .................................................. 1
3 ............................ 13078 .................... Lock Nut................................................ 18-8 ss .................................................. 1
4 ............................ 24828 .................... Piston .................................................... 316 ss ................................................... 1
6 ............................ 24746 .................... Seal Poppet .......................................... 316 ss ................................................... 1
7 ............................ 24923 .................... Spring Shaft .......................................... 316 ss ................................................... 1
8 ............................ 31597 .................... Lower Body ........................................... 316 ss ................................................... 1
9 ............................ 31560 .................... Upper Body ........................................... 316 ss ................................................... 1
10........................... 10193 ...................... Cap Screw .............................................. 18 -8 s s ................................................... 4
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Figure 6,
Discharge Check Valve
Reference fig. 1, item 21
Discharge Check Valve - Two- Piece Body
AssemblyP/N:2475425211
Port Size:3/4" NPTF1/2" NPTF
ItemPart #Part#DescriptionMaterialQ t y
1 ............................................ 23988 .............. 25204 .......................... Inlet Body ................................ 18- 8 s s ........................................... 1
6 .................................................................... 11604 .......................... Spring ..................................... 316 ss ............................................ 1
6 ............................................ 11788 .................................................. Spring ..................................... Inconel............................................ 1
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Figure 7,
Reference fig. 1, item 22
Suction Check Valve
Figure 8
,
Suction Check Valve
Reference fig. 1, item 22
Suction Check Valve
Assembly:25245
ItemPart #DescriptionMaterialQ t y
1 .................... 31750 .......................................................................... Inlet Body ................................ 316 ss ............................................. 1
NO RELAY NO RELAY NO RELAY NO RELAY INCLUDING INCLUDING INCLUDING INCLUDING INCLUDING
RELAYRELAYRELAYRELAYRELAY
THEORETICAL GAS CONSUMPTION FOR EACH 1" STROKE (SCF)
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M E T E R I N G P U M P S
LINC 84T-17-X4 Series Chemical Metering Pump
Pneumatic Plunger
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CONTENTS - 84T-17-X4 PUMP MANUALPAGE
General Specifications .........................................................................................................................................4
Scope Of This Manual .......................................................................................................................................... 6
Removing the Pump from Service .......................................................................................................................6
Plunger Seal ......................................................................................................................................................... 8
Reassembling the Pump ......................................................................................................................................8
Plunger and Plunger Seal Lubrication .................................................................................................................8
Amplification Ratio ................................................................................................................................................ 9
How to Determine Desired Supply Pressure .......................................................................................................9
Pump Assembly Parts List: 84T-17-X4 ............................................................................................................... 11
Figure 2, “T” Series Timer ....................................................................................................................................12
“T” Series Timer Parts List ................................................................................................................................... 12
Figure 3, Single Acting Relay ..............................................................................................................................13
Single Acting Relay Assembly Parts List .............................................................................................................13
1. Maximum rates are based on maximum strokes per minute per pump.
2. Minimum rates are calculated as follows:
1” plunger pumps are 1/4” stroke length and a minimum of 4 strokes per minute.
3. The timer supply pressure range is 15 to 150 psi.
4. The relay supply pressure range is 50 to 150 psi.
5. When creating a model number, using the ordering chart, the “X” in the model number column above will be replaced by a single
digit representing the plunger seal selection. The plunger seal is shown in the ordering chart.
Gal/HrLiter/HrGal/HrLiter/HrpsibarMinuteStroke
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Ordering Chart: LINC 84T-17-X4 Series Pneumatic Plunger Metering Pump
Series:
84T –Pneumatic plunger type metering pump
Plunger Diameter/Pump Control:
17–1” plunger diameter, timer/relay combination
Plunger Seal:
1–Packing mechanical seal - Fluorocarbon; Wetted o-rings - Fluorocarbon
2–Packing mechanical seal - Fluoromyte; Wetted o-rings - TFE
3–Packing mechanical seal - Nitrile; Wetted o-rings - TFE
4–Packing mechanical seal - TFE/Graphite; Wetted o-rings - TFE
5–Specify your requirements
6–Packing mechanical seal - Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene;
7–O-rings packing seal - Fluorocarbon; Wetted o-rings - Fluorocarbon
8–O-rings packing seal - Nitrile; Wetted o-rings - Nitrile
9–O-rings packing seal - Kalrez; Wetted o-rings - Kalrez
Piston Size:
4–4” piston diameter
Other:
5–Specify your requirements
6–All 316 ss wetted parts
9–All 316 ss pump / timer / relay (when required)
Wetted o-rings - TFE
Option Number:
( )–Factory will assign an option number based on specified requirements. Note: If no
LINC 84T -___-___ ( )
Example: 84T-17-44 Pneumatic Metering Pump
further requirements are desired, omit “other” option codes from the part number.
Example: 84T-17-44.
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Scope Of This Manual:
This manual describes and provides
instructions and parts list for the Linc
84T-17-X4 Series Chemical Metering
Pump. This pump is a pneumatically
operated plunger pump.
Installation:
These pumps require a flooded
suction and must be located lower than
the chemical supply tank. Vertical
installation of the piston housing is
required.
1.Connect the suction line
through a filter or strainer to
the suction check valve (fig1,
item 14).
2. Connect the discharge line
from the discharge check
valve to the desired location
(fig. 1, item 13).
Note: An in-line check valve at the
point of injection is recommended to
prevent back-flow to the pump during
shutdown or servicing.
3.Connect the supply pressure to
both the timer and the relay
(fig.1, item 20 & 18). Air is the
recommended supply how
ever, any dry filtered gas may
be used. The supply to the
timer and relay must be
separate. Two filter-regulators
are required, one to control the
supply pressure to the timer
and another to control the
supply pressure to the relay.
The supply pressure range to
the timer should be between
30 to 70 psig. The supply
pressure range to the relay
should be 50 to 150 psig.
4.Using the regulator that feeds
the supply to the relay, set the
supply pressure to overcome
the discharge pressure of the
pump. See “Amplification
Ratio” in this section of the
manual.
5.The timer can be set to stroke
the pump from 4 to 40 strokes
per minute.
6.The stroke length is adjusted
by rotating the stroke adjust
ment screw (fig. 1, item 1).
Assure that the control knob
( fig. 2, item 11) on the timer is
set so that the pump will not
stroke over the maximum
strokes per minute.
7.Slowly increase the
supply to the timer using the
regulator that feeds the timer,
until the pump begins to stroke
smoothly. This pressure
should be in the 30 to 70 psi.
range depending on the
supply to the relay.
8.To prime the pump, loosen the
bleed screw (fig. 1, item 15).
Allow the liquid (chemical) to
flow into the pump chamber,
venting the trapped air or gas.
Tighten the bleed screw. Start
the pump and run for a mini
mum of one minute. Open the
bleed screw again and evacu
ate all the remaining air or gas
from the pump chamber.
9.Using a rate gauge, set the
desired pumping rate by
adjusting the timer knob and
stroke adjustment screw. The
timer can be set to stroke the
pump form 4 strokes per
minute to the maximum rate of
40 strokes per minute for the
84T17-X4. The stroke length is
adjusted by rotating the stroke
adjustment screw on top of the
piston housing (fig. 1, item 1).
Loosen the jam nut and adjust
the stroke adjustment screw as
necessary (fig. 1, item 2). Lock
down the jam nut after any
adjustments are made.
Note: The minimum stroke on the
84T-17-X4 is 1/4”.
Maintenance:
Refer to all sectional drawing and
parts lists in this manual. All repairs
should be preformed in a clean
environment.
The following steps must be taken
before proceeding with any maintenance operations:
Removing the Pump from
Service:
1.Rotate the control knob on the
timer to the “0” position.
2.Disconnect the supply pres
sure from the timer and relay.
3.Close the upstream and downstream valves on the chemical
lines.
4.Open the bleed screw to
release the pressure in the
pump.
5.Disconnect the suction and
discharge lines from the check
valves.
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Timer:
(fig. 1, item 20 & fig. 2)
1.Disconnect the supply pres
sure from the timer.
2.Remove the timer from the
pipe nipple ( fig. 1, item 23) that
connects it to the relay.
3.Loosen and remove the two
screws from the timer (fi g . 2,
item 1).
4.Separate the three timer
sections and discard the seal,
disc actuator, and diaphragm
(fig. 2, items 4, 6 & 15). Be
careful not to lose the
small disc spring (fig. 2, item
16). Note the orientation of the
diaphragm as it is removed.
5.Loosen the set screw on the
knob (fig. 2, item 11). Remove
the knob and knob spring (fig.
2, items 11 & 9).
6.Unscrew the adjustment
screw (fig. 2, item 10) from the
front body (fig. 2, item 13).
Remove and discard the o-ring
(fig. 2, item 12).
7.Reassemble the timer in
reverse order of the above
steps using new rubber parts.
Lubricate the adjustment screw
threads and its o-ring. No other
lubrication is required.
8.After installing the adjustment
screw, turn it in by hand,
without the knob installed,
until it lightly seats. During
this operation do not
over tighten the adjustment
screw into its seat. Apply
supply pressure to the timer
an d unscrew the adjustment
screw slowly until the pump
starts to run. Trial and error will
be necessary to determine the
proper orientation of the knob
on the adjustment screw.
Once the proper orientation is
determined, reinstall the knob
spring and knob.
Relay:
(fig.1, item 18 & fig. 3,
1.Disconnect the supply pres
sure from the relay.
2.Unscrew the relay from the
nipple (fig. 1, item 19).
3.If the relay is not functioning
properly and/or is leaking, the
parts in the repair kit #25182
should be replaced (fig. 3,
items 6, 11, 12 & 13). This
repair kit consists of two orings, a piston seal, spring and
a poppet.
4.Remove the four socket cap
screws (fig. 3, item 10) that
hold the lid on the relay. Note
the location of all ports so that
the location can be the same
when the unit is reassembled.
Separate the body parts and
the lid. Remove the lock nut
(fig. 3, item 3) which will allow
each individual part to be
inspected. Replace the old
parts with the parts from the
new repair kit and reassemble.
Special care should be taken
so that each part, especially
the piston spacer and the seal
poppet (fig. 3, items 5 & 6 ), is
put back into the same
location when reassembling.
5.To test the relay prior to
reassembly, connect the
supply pressure to the port
marked “IN”. Supply pressure
should be routed to the port
marked “OUT ” with no leakage
to the port marked “E”. Con
nect pressure to the 1/8” NPT
port in the lid. Supply pressure
should be blocked with no
leakage to ports “OUT” and “E”.
6.Reinstall the timer & relay on
the pump housing (fig. 1).
Suction Check Valve:
(fig. 1, item 14 & fig. 5)
1.Disconnect the piping from the
check valve.
2.Unscrew the check valve
body (fig. 5, item 1) from the
pump.
3.Remove and discard the ori ng(fig. 5, item 3).
4.Inspect the ball (fig. 5, item 2)
for damage and replace if
necessary. Reassemble the
check valve using a new oring. If the seat o-ring is
Teflon, install it onto the check
valve body (fig. 5, item 1) and
“peen” the ball into the seat to
ensure proper sealing.
5.Install the repaired suction
check valve into the pump
body and tighten securely.
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Discharge Check Valve:
Two-Piece:
(fig. 1, item 13 & fig. 4)
1.Separate the two halves of the
check valve (fig. 4, items 1
& 4).
2.Replace the o-rings, ball and
spring as required (fig. 4, items
2, 3, 5 & 6). The Teflon o-ring
may be removed, turned
around and reused if a new
o-ring is not available (fig. 4,
item 2). During this procedure,
extreme care should be
exercised. The ball
should be “peened” on the
Teflon seat to ensure proper
sealing (fig. 4, items 1, 2 & 5).
3.Ensure that the proper flow
direction, as marked on the
valve body, is observed when
installing or replacing this
check valve.
4.Install repaired discharge
check valve into the pump
body. Tighten securely.
Piston/Plunger:
(fig. 1, items 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, & 11)
1.Secure the pump body in a
vise.
2.Remove the timer & relay
assembly from the piston
housing (fig.1, item 3).
3.Remove the piston housing
screws (fig.1, item 7).Grasp
the piston housing and pull up
to remove (fig. 1, item 3).
4.Grasp the piston (fig. 1, item
4) and pull away from the
pump body assembly to
remove. Inspect the plunger
for wear, especially for
longitudinal grooves. Replace
the piston assembly if neces
-sary.
Note: The piston and plunger on the
Model 84T – 17-X4 is a single piece
and must be replaced as a unit.
Inspect the piston u-cup and lubricant
seal retainer, lubricant seal backup and
o-ring (fig. 1, items 5, 9, 10 & 11)
and replace if necessary.
Plunger Seal:
(fig. 1, item 16 & 17)
1.With a pipe or strap wrench,
separate the three sections of
the pump main body assembly
(fig. 1, items 6B & 6C).
2.Carefully remove the plunger
seal (fig. 1, item 16) and the
plunger seal backup (fig. 1,
item 17). Inspect for signs of
wear or deterioration caused
by the chemical proccessed by
the pump.
3.Replace the plunger seal and
plunger seal backup.
Note: The expander ring side of the
plunger seal must be facing the
pressure. Extreme care should be
taken not to scratch or distort these
parts.
4.Reassemble the pump body
assembly and tighten securely.
Reassembling the Pump:
1.Lubricate the piston u-cup
and piston assembly with a
light oil to protect against
possible damage during
assembly.
2.Reassemble the piston/
plunger assembly and install
into the pump body assembly.
See fig. 1 for correct assembly.
3.Replace the piston housing
an d secure with the piston
housing screws.
4.Reinstall the relay & timer.
5.If the bleed screw has been
removed, install and tighten
securely.
Plunger and Plunger Seal
Lubrication:
1.Remove the plug from the
pump body (fig. 1, item 12).
2.Add silicone base lubricant
(Dow Corning DC-7, part
#10354) or equal into the port
where the plug was removed.
Approximately 1 oz. will be
required for each refill. Re
place the plug.
3.Silicone lubricant should be
added every 4 – 6 weeks
depending upon operating
conditions.
Note: Do not use a grease gun or
any metal tool to insert the lubricant
into the pump to prevent damage to
the plunger or plunger seal.
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IMPORTANT: Amplification Ratio:
For best results and longer pump life, it is recommended that the minimum supply pressure required to be used to
overcome the operating pressure of the pump. A pressure regulator must be used to properly adjust the supply
pressure. The supply to the pump relay should be a minimum of 50 psig and a maximum of 150 psig. The supply
pressure to the pump timer should be a minimum of 30 psig and a maximum of 70 psig. Check the “Selection
Chart” at the front of this manual for the Amplification Ratio for the pump being used.
How to Determine Desired Supply Pressure:
Assuming a process line pressure of 1000 psig, simply divide this pressure by the amplification ration to determine the minimum required air or gas pressure. In the case of the Model 84T-17-X4 where the amplification ratio
is 14:1 (which indicates that for each 1 psig of supply pressure the pump can produce 14 psig of discharge
pressure) divide 1000 by 14 equals 72 psig. In practice, the regulator should be set approximately 15 psig greater
than the calculated value to ensure positive injection of the chemical. This would provide a regulator setting of 72
+ 15 = 87 psig. Proper air or gas pressure will provide longer pump life and reduce maintenance.
Note: Do not exceed maximum discharge pressure of the pump as shown in the “Selection Chart”
at the front of this manual.
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Figure 1, 84T -17-X4 Assembly Drawing
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6 ...............31096 ................. Pump Body Assembly.............................. 303 ss ........................................................................................... 1
6A.............31089................. Center Housing Ring ............................... 303 ss ........................................................................................... 1
6B.............31088................. Center Housing ....................................... 303 ss ........................................................................................... 1
6C.............31087 ................. Lower Housing ........................................ 316 ss ........................................................................................... 1
7 ...............11599 ................. Cap Screw Socket Head Screw............... 18-8 ss .......................................................................................... 6
8*.............. 11582................. Plunger Return Spring ............................. 17-7 ss .......................................................................................... 1
9 ...............23552 ................. Lubricant Seal Retainer ........................... Acetal............................................................................................ 1
10*............23553................. Lubricant Seal Backup............................. Acetal ............................................................................................ 1
13*............24753................. Discharge Check Valve Assembly ........... See parts list ................................................................................. 1
14 .............24165 ................. Suction Check Valve Assembly................ See parts list ................................................................................. 1
3 ...................... 31664 ......... Center Body ................. 303 ss....................................................................................................................... 1
4*..................... 13227 ......... Seal .............................. Nitrile ........................................................................................................................ 1
Not Shown......... 25183 .........Repair Kit ....................... Recommended Spares for the “T” Series Timer .........................................................1
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Figure 3, Single Acting Relay
Reference fig. 1, item 18
Single Acting Relay Assembly Parts List
Assembly:31685
ItemPart #DescriptionMaterialQty
1 ...................... 25003 ......... Lid ................................ 303 ss....................................................................................................................... 1
2 .......................25112 ......... Threaded Rod .............. 303 ss....................................................................................................................... 1
12*................... 12365 ......... Piston Seal ................... Nitrile ........................................................................................................................ 1
13*................... 13036 ......... Spring ........................... Stainless Steel.......................................................................................................... 1
*Not Shown ...... 25182 ......... Repair Kit...................... Recommended Spares for the Single Acting Relay.................................................... 1
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F igure 4, Discharge Check V alve
Reference fig. 1, item 13
Figure 5, Suction Check Valve
Reference fig. 1, item 14
Discharge Check Valve - T wo Piece Body Parts List
Assembly:24753
Port Size:1/2” NPTF
ItemPart #DescriptionMaterialQty
1 ...................... 23569 ......... Inlet Body ..................... 303ss...................................................... .................................................................. 1
6 .......................11604 ......... Spring ........................... 316 ss....................................................................................................................... 1
Suction Check Valve - One Piece Body Parts List
Assembly:24165
Port Size:3/4” NPTF
ItemPart #DescriptionMaterialQty
1 .......................31123 ......... Inlet Body ..................... 303ss........................................................................................................................ 1
2 .......................11585 ......... Ball ............................... 440 C ss ................................................................................................................... 1
NO RELAY NO RELAY NO RELAY NO RELAY INCLUDING INCLUDING INCLUDING INCLUDING INCLUDING
RELAYRELAYRELAYRELAYRELAY
THEORETICAL GAS CONSUMPTION FOR EACH 1" STROKE (SCF)
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