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    Group 5 Swing Machinery: A. SWING MOTOR (SG015E, UP TO #1447)

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    1. The document describes the safety valve portion of a swing machinery group. 2. The safety valve consists of a check valve and safety valve that work to prevent abnormal high pressure from damaging the swing motor when it stops rotating due to inertia. 3. When stopping, pressure builds at the motor outlet port until the safety valve opens, releasing oil to brake and stop the motor while preventing cavitation. The check valve ensures oil continues flowing to the motor port.

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    Group 5 Swing Machinery: A. SWING MOTOR (SG015E, UP TO #1447)

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    1. The document describes the safety valve portion of a swing machinery group. 2. The safety valve consists of a check valve and safety valve that work to prevent abnormal high pressure from damaging the swing motor when it stops rotating due to inertia. 3. When stopping, pressure builds at the motor outlet port until the safety valve opens, releasing oil to brake and stop the motor while preventing cavitation. The check valve ensures oil continues flowing to the motor port.

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    1. The document describes the safety valve portion of a swing machinery group. 2. The safety valve consists of a check valve and safety valve that work to prevent abnormal high pressure from damaging the swing motor when it stops rotating due to inertia. 3. When stopping, pressure builds at the motor outlet port until the safety valve opens, releasing oil to brake and stop the motor while preventing cavitation. The check valve ensures oil continues flowing to the motor port.

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    Group 5 Swing Machinery: A. SWING MOTOR (SG015E, UP TO #1447)

    Uploaded by

    Saidi Jalel
    1. The document describes the safety valve portion of a swing machinery group. 2. The safety valve consists of a check valve and safety valve that work to prevent abnormal high pressure from damaging the swing motor when it stops rotating due to inertia. 3. When stopping, pressure builds at the motor outlet port until the safety valve opens, releasing oil to brake and stop the motor while preventing cavitation. The check valve ensures oil continues flowing to the motor port.

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    GROUP 5 SWING MACHINERY

    A. SWING MOTOR (SG015E, UP TO #1447)

    R55NM2SF04

    1 Inner ring 12 O-ring 23 Piston assembly


    2 Oil seal 13 Teflon ring 24 Plug
    3 Taper roller bearing 14 Piston 25 Housing
    4 Backing spring 15 Coned disk spring 26 Socket bolt
    5 Cam plate 16 Teflon ring 27 Cover
    6 Return plate 17 Bush 28 Time delay valve
    7 Lining plate 18 Balance plate 29 Parallel pin
    8 Plate 19 Spring 30 O-ring
    9 O-ring 20 Needle bearing 31 Back-up ring
    10 Piston 21 Snap-ring 32 Relief assembly
    11 O-ring 22 Cylinder

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    B. SWING MOTOR (JMF39, #1448 AND UP)

    R55NM2SF07

    1 Body 13 Pin 25 Plug


    2 Oil seal 14 Shim 26 Spring
    3 Cylinder block 15 Taper bearing 27 Wrench bolt
    4 Shaft 16 Valve plate 28 Time delay valve
    5 Taper bearing 17 Relief valve assy 29 Socket bolt
    6 Bushing 18 Back up ring 30 O-ring
    7 Shoe plate 19 O-ring 31 Plug
    8 Spring 20 Friction plate 32 Name plate
    9 Set plate 21 Plate 33 Rivet
    10 Piston shoe assy 22 Parking piston 34 Plug
    11 Ball guide 23 O-ring 35 Plug
    12 Rear cover 24 O-ring 36 Plug

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    C. REDUCTION GEAR (SG015E, UP TO #0915)

    R55NM2SF03

    1 Collar 7 Gear 13 Drain pipe


    2 Oil seal 8 Bolt (M12×80L) 14 Plug
    3 Gear case 9 Holder assembly 15 Oil seal
    4 Bearing 10 Ring gear 16 Bearing
    5 Collar 11 Parallel pin 17 Pinion shaft
    6 Gear 12 Holder assembly 18 Level gauge

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    D. REDUCTION GEAR (SB50, #0916 AND UP)

    R55NM2SF06

    1 Case 10 #2 Planet gear 18 Collar


    2 Drive shaft 11 #2 Sun gear 19 Spring pin
    3 Ring gear 12 #2 Pin assy 20 Knock pin
    4 Spacer 13 #1 Carrier 21 Socket head bolt
    5 Grease seal 14 #1 Planet gear 22 Thrust washer1
    6 Bearing 15 #1 Sun gear 23 Plug
    7 Bearing 16 #1 Pin assy 24 Spring pin
    8 Oil seal 17 Thrust washer2 25 Stop ring
    9 #2 Carrier

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    1. SAFETY VALVE
    1) OUTLINE
    The safety valve portion consists of a check
    valve and safety valve.
    2) FUNCTION
    When the swing is stopped, the output
    circuit of the motor continues to rotate
    because of inertia. For this reason, the
    pressure at the output side of the motor
    becomes abnormality high, and this will
    damage the motor. To prevent this, the oil
    causing the abnormal hydraulic pressure is
    allowed to escape from the outlet port (high-
    pressure side) of the motor to port Mu,
    thereby preventing damage to the motor.
    Compared with a counterbalance valve,
    there is no closed-in pressure generated at
    the outlet port side when slowing down the
    swing speed. This means that there is no
    vibration when slowing down, so the ease
    of swing control is improved. R55NM2SF18

    3) OPERATION
    (1) When starting swing
    When the swing control lever is operated
    to left swing, the pressurized oil from the
    pump passes through the control valves
    and is supplied to port MB. Because of
    this, the pressure at port MB rises, staring
    torque is generated in the motor, and the
    motor starts to rotate. The oil from the
    outlet port of the motor passes from port
    MA through the control valve and returns
    to the tank.

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    (2) When stopping swing
    • When the swing control lever is returned
    to neutral, no pressurized oil is supplied
    from the pump to port MB.
    The return circuit to the tank is closed by
    the control valve. So the oil from the outlet
    port of the motor increases in pressure at
    port MA. Resistance to the rotation of the
    motor is created, and the brake starts to
    act.
    • The pressure at Port MA rises to the set
    pressure of safety valve A, and in this way,
    a high brake torque acts on the motor, and
    the motor stops.
    • When safety valve A is being actuated,
    the relief oil from safety valve A and the oil
    from port Mu pass through check valve
    CB and are supplied to port MB. This
    prevents cavitation from forming at port
    MB. R55NM2SF18A

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