NSK IHN080 Manuel utilisateur

USER MANUAL

INDUCTION HEATER IHN080/120

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Table of Contents

Chapter�� Page

Safety Recommendations��3

1 Introduction��3

1�1 Intended Use��3

1�2 Principle of Operation��4

1�3 Distinguishing Feature��4

2 Description ��4

2�1 Components��4

2�2 Technical Data��5

3 Installation of Mains Plug ��5

4 Preparation for Use��6

5 Operation��7

5�1 Function of Displays ��7

5�2 Function of Buttons ��8

5�3 Temp Mode��8

5�4 Time Mode��9

5�5 Temperature Measurement ��9

5�6 Change of Temperature Unit��9

5�7 Demagnetisation ��9

5�8 Power Level Selection�� 10

6 Safety Features �� 10

7 Troubleshooting �� 11

8 Spare Parts �� 11

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› Because the IHN080/120 generates a magnetic ﬁeld,

people wearing a pacemaker must not be within 5m

(16ft) of the IHN080/120 during operation� Electronic

equipment, such as wrist watches, may also be affected�

›Follow the operating instructions at all times�

›Be certain that the voltage supply is correct�

›Electrical arcing may occur when a potential difference

exists between the IHN080/120 and the workpiece� This

is not dangerous to human beings and will not cause

damage to the IHN080/120 or the workpiece� However,

the IHN080/120 must never be used in areas where

there is a risk of explosion�

›Do not expose the heater to high humidity�

›Never operate the IHN080/120 without a yoke in

position�

›Do not modify the IHN080/120�

›Use proper handling equipment when lifting heavy

workpieces�

›Avoid contact with hot workpieces� Wear the supplied

heat-resistant gloves to handle hot workpieces�

Safety Recommendations

1 Introduction

The IHN080/120 induction heater is designed to heat bearings that are mounted with an interference ﬁt onto a shaft� The

heat causes the bearing to expand, which eliminates the need to use force during installation� A 90°C (194°F) temperature

difference between the bearing and shaft is generally sufﬁcient to enable installation� At an ambient temperature of 20°C

(68°F), the bearing must therefore be heated to 110°C (230°F)�

1.1 Intended Use

The IHN080/120 has been designed to heat rolling bearings� However, other metal workpieces that form a closed circuit can

also be heated� Examples of acceptable workpieces include bushings, shrink rings, pulleys, and gears� All bearings that ﬁt

over the inductive coil and between the vertical supports with the top yoke in place can be heated using the IHN080/120�

In addition, smaller bearings can be placed over either of the three standard yokes�

1.3 Distinguishing Feature

The distinguishing feature of the IHN080/120 induction heater is the location of the workpiece at the same position on the

core as the inductive coil� This design improves efﬁciency, resulting in less power consumption and faster heating, which

reduces the cost to heat each bearing�

1.2 Principle of Operation

The IHN080/120 generates heat by means of a large electrical

current that is magnetically induced in the workpiece by a

coil within the heater� The high voltage, low current electricity

ﬂowing through the large number of windings in the inductive

coil induces low voltage, high current electricity in the workpiece�

Because the workpiece has the electrical characteristics of a coil

with a single, short-circuited winding, the high current generates

heat within the workpiece� Because the heat is generated within

the workpiece, all of the heater components remain cool�

2 Description

The operation of the heater is controlled by the internal electronics in either of two modes� The operator can either select the

desired temperature of the bearing in TEMP MODE or set the length of time that the bearing will be heated in TIME MODE� The

power level can be adjusted in steps of 20% for slower heating of sensitive workpieces (for example, bearings with C1 or C2

clearance)�

2.1 Components

The IHN080/120 induction heater contains a U-shaped iron core with an inductive coil surrounding one of the vertical sup-

ports� Internal electronics control the operation of the heater� A removable yoke on the top of the vertical supports allows

the workpiece to be placed onto the heater� The top yoke of the IHN120 is mounted on a swivel� To accommodate smaller

workpieces, two smaller yokes are also provided� A temperature probe is included with the heater� Heat-resistant gloves are

also included�

2.2 Technical Data

IHN080 IHN0120

Voltage (± 9%): 1 ~ 100 – 240 V / 50-60 Hz* 3 ~ 400 – 575 V / 50-60 Hz*

Recommended circuit protection 20 A circuit breaker 20 A circuit breaker

Power consumption (maximum) 3�7 kVA 9�2 kVA

Temperature control 0 – 250 °C (32 – 482 °F)

in steps of 1 °C (2 °F)

0 – 250 °C (32 – 482 °F)

in steps of 1 °C (2 °F)

Probe maximum temperature 250 °C (482 °F) 250 °C (482 °F)

Time mode 0 – 60 minutes in steps of 0�1 minute 0 – 60 minutes in steps of 0�1 minute

Power range 20 – 100% in steps of 20% 20 – 100% in steps of 20%

Demagnetisation, automatic Residual magnetism < 2 A/cm Residual magnetism < 2 A/cm

Overall dimensions 420 x 280 x 345 mm 420 x 280 x 420 mm

Area between supports (wxh) 145 x 205 mm 145 x 205 mm

Coil diameter 115 mm 115 mm

Weight (with yokes) 35 kg 38 kg

Workpiece maximum weight Bearing 80 kg, solid component 40 kg Bearing 120 kg, solid component 60 kg

Maximum heating temperature Approx� 400°C (752°F) Approx� 400 °C (752 °F)

Standard yoke dimensions

55 x 55 x 275 mm (for Ø of 80 mm)

28 x 28 x 275 mm (for Ø of 40 mm)

14 x 14 x 275 mm (for Ø of 20 mm)

55 x 55 x 275 mm (for Ø of 80 mm)

28 x 28 x 275 mm (for Ø of 40 mm)

14 x 14 x 275 mm (for Ø of 20 mm)

3 Installation of Mains Plug

Due to the many types of mains plugs, no mains plug is supplied with the IHN080/120� A qualiﬁed electrician must install a

suitable mains plug� The correct supply voltage is shown on the type plate/ underside of the heater�

The wires should be connected as follows:

IHN080

Color of IHN080 Wire Mains Supply Terminal

Yellow/green Protection earth (PE)

Brown Phase 1 (L1)

Blue Neutral (N)

* Each bearing heater family has several voltage options. Please refer to the type plate on the heater body to determine the actual operating voltage.

Connect the IHN120 to only two of the three phases� Verify that the correct circuit breaker is installed� See section 2�2 for

circuit breaker speciﬁcations�

IHN120

Color of IHN120 Wire Mains Supply Terminal

Yellow/green Protection earth (PE)

Brown Phase 1 (L1)

Blue Phase 2 (L2)

4 Preparation for Use

› Place the IHN080/120 in the horizontal position on a stable surface�

›Connect the mains plug to a suitable mains supply�

› For the IHN120 only, follow these steps to install the swivel arm:

›Attach the protection plate (4) to the side post to prevent damage�

›Install the swivel head (1) and the swivel body (2) on the lefthand

side post of the heater�

›Install the large top yoke (55 x 55mm) in the swivel head� Adjust

the swivel body so that there is no visible gap (A) between the

side post and the yoke�

›Tighten the four screws (3) of the swivel body (maximum torque 5Nm)�

›Turn the screw (5) on top of the swivel head to position the top

yoke� The top yoke must contact as much of the upper surface of

the right-hand side post (B) as possible� Noise during

operation could indicate that the top yoke is not positioned properly�

›Special notes for the IHN120:

›The yoke support is required when either of the smaller yokes

(28 x 28mm or 14 x 14mm) is installed� Install the yoke support and

the yoke together in the swivel head� If necessary, rotate the swivel

head to provide better access�

›Heavy workpieces (≥10kg / 22lbs) that must be installed on the top

yoke should be supported until the yoke is in the correct position on

the right-hand side post� The heater may tip over if the workpiece is not supported�

›The swivel body (2) can remain on the heater at all times�

›Turn the screw (5) on top of the swivel head to position the top yoke� The top yoke must contact as much of the upper

surface of the right-hand side post (B) as possible� Noise during operation could indicate that the top yoke is not positioned

properly�

›For workpieces with an internal diameter large enough to ﬁt over the inductive coil, follow these steps:

›Place the workpiece over the inductive coil using appropriate lifting equipment�

›For best performance, adjust the position of the workpiece so that the inductive coil is in the center�

›Remove the protective ﬁlm from the bright underside of the top yoke before the ﬁrst use�

›Position the top yoke so that it completely covers the top of both vertical supports�

›If you will use TEMP MODE, plug the temperature probe into the connector on the left side of the heater� Place the magnetic

end of the probe on the inner ring of the bearing or on the innermost surface of the workpiece�

›Use the power switch on the left side to switch on the IHN080/120�

›Observe the self-test of the display and signal tone�

5 Operation

5.1 Function of Displays

A) The main display shows the selected time or temperature for heating:

Display Indication

tTime in minutes

°C Temperature in degrees Celsuis

°F Temperature in degrees Fahrenheit

B) The power display shows the selected power setting:

Display Indication

•20% power

•• 40% power

••• 60% power

•••• 80% power

••••• 100% power

5.2 Function of Buttons

Button Function

POWER Press to adjust the power in steps of 20%� The selected power is indicated on the power display�

MODE Press to switch between TIME MODE and TEMP MODE�

UP (+) Press to increase the value shown on the main display�

DOWN (-) Press to decrease the value shown on the main display�

START/STOP Press to start or stop the heater� The LED on the START/STOP button is lit when the heater is heating and

ﬂashes during temperature measurement�

5.3 Temp Mode

› If the main display shows “t”, press MODE to select TEMP MODE� The main display shows °C or °F in TEMP MODE�

›The selected temperature is shown on the main display� The default temperature for bearings is 110°C (230°F)� If a different

temperature is desired, press UP or DOWN to adjust the temperature in steps of 1°C (2°F)�

› It may be desirable to heat bearings to temperatures above 110°C (230°F) for increased mounting time� Consult the bearing

speciﬁcations to determine the maximum permitted temperature� Always ensure the bearing does not lock due to an

excessive expansion of the inner ring compared to outer ring� See section 5�8�

›All Spherical Roller Bearings (SRBs) are subjected to a special heat treatment� These bearings can be operated at temperatures

as high as 200°C (392°F)� Heating these bearings above 110°C (230°F) will not cause any damage as long as the bearing is

still able to rotate� For other bearings, a temperature of 125°C (257°F) must not be exceeded unless otherwise speciﬁed�

› Press POWER to select the power level� Use the guidelines in section 5�8 to determine the correct power setting�

›Make sure the temperature probe is mounted on the bearing inner ring�

›Press START/STOP to start the heater� The main display shows the current temperature of the workpiece�

›When the selected temperature has been reached, the heater demagnetises the workpiece, switches off and generates an

acoustic signal for 10 seconds or until START/STOP is pressed�

›Press START/STOP to stop the heater�

›Remove the workpiece with proper handling equipment�

›If the workpiece remains on the heater, the heater will start again when the temperature of the workpiece drops 10°C (18°F)�

Press START/STOP to stop the heater and demagnetise the workpiece�

›The IHN080/120 is now ready to heat another workpiece with the same settings�

5.4 Time Mode

› If the main display shows °C or °F, press MODE to select TIME MODE� The main display shows “t” in TIME MODE�

› Press UP or DOWN to adjust the time in steps of 0�1 minute�

› Press POWER to select the power level� Use the guidelines in section 5�8 to determine the correct power setting�

› Press START/STOP to start the heater� The main display shows the time that remains�

› When the time has elapsed, the heater demagnetises the workpiece, switches off and generates an acoustic signal for 10 seconds�

› Press START/STOP to cancel the acoustic signal and stop the heater�

› Remove the workpiece with proper handling equipment�

› The IHN080/120 is now ready to heat another workpiece with the same settings�

5.5 Temperature Measurement

When the heater is not operating, the temperature of the workpiece can be measured by pressing MODE and START/STOP

at the same time� The LED on the START/STOP button ﬂashes during temperature measurement� Press START/STOP to cancel

temperature measurement�

5.6 Change of Temperature Units

Press MODE and UP at the same time to switch between °C and °F� The temperature unit setting remains the same even after

disconnection from mains power�

5.7 Demagnetisation

The workpiece is automatically demagnetised when heating is complete� Demagnetisation will not occur if the power is

interrupted or the main switch is switched off� To use the IHN080/120 for demagnetisation only, select TIME MODE and set

the time to 0�1 minute (6 seconds)�

5.8 Power Level Selection

When heating bearings with an induction heater, most of the heat will be generated in the inner bearing race� The heat

will then be transferred through the bearing� It is therefore important that bearings with small internal clearance or slight

preload are heated slowly� Slow heating ensures that the bearing expands evenly, thereby preventing damage to the bearing�

6 Safety Features

The IHN080/120 is equipped with the following safety features:

›Automatic overheating protection�

›Automatic current control�

›In the TEMP MODE the heater will switch off if the temperature probe does not register a temperature increase of 1°C (2°F)

every 15 seconds� To increase the interval to 30 seconds, press MODE and DOWN at the same time�

›Additionally, the IHN120 is equipped with a main switch with over-current circuit breaker�

The shape, weight, size, and internal clearances all affect the amount of time required to heat a bearing� The large

variety of bearing types prevents the possibility of providing a speciﬁc power level setting for each type� Instead, the

following guidelines are provided:

›For sensitive bearings (including bearings with C1 or C2 internal clearance) or bearings with brass cages, do not exceed

20% power when using the small yoke, 40% power when using the medium yoke, or 60% power when using the

large yoke�

›When using the small yoke, never exceed 40% power�

›When using the medium yoke, never exceed 60% power�

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