CABINET AIR TEMP
CONTENTS
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BACKGROUND
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SIGNAL SOURCE
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SIGNAL DESTINATION
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LIMITS AND FAULTS
BACKGROUND
Cabinet blower assembly B3 (see figure 11-9) draws filtered air
into the transmitter cabinet through the air inlet duct and provides the
main source of airflow in the transmitter cabinet. The air diffuser
baffle divides divides the airflow leaving the cabinet blower. Part
of the air moves vertically through the plenum assembly, upward through
the left bay, and then into the top bay. The remainder moves horizontally
into the cross flow duct. Air exiting the cross flow duct travels
upward through the right bay and then into the top bay. Air baffles
mounted on the inner walls of the left and right bays ensure an even distribution
of cooling air. Air entering the top bay leaves the transmitter cabinet
through the cabinet air outlet duct. Cabinet
Air Temperature thermostat S13 (see figure 11-10) mounted on a bracket
over the air outlet duct opens when the transmitter exhaust air temperature
reaches 167 deg. F (75 deg. C).
SIGNAL SOURCE
The signal source is +28 volts originates from PS3 via A3TB1 (see
11-7 sheet 18). 28 volt is present across S13 and K6 Relay (a normally
closed relay) is held open as long as S13 is closed. When S13 reaches
167 deg. F. it opens, causing K6 to close to light the Cabinet
Over Temp DS6.
SIGNAL DESTINATION
When S13 open, the signal CABAIRTEMP leaves via bubble 1881-9 for
Control and Monitoring's RMS interface A3 at Bubble 1881 (see 11-7 sheet
9) to be placed on the Fault Bus at Port02EN- as Transmitter Data (TDATA).
This signal is also used the disable the transmitter at bubble 905-11 and
it leaves the RMS interface for the Fault Display Panel at bubble 914-1
as CABAIRTMP-. At bubble 914 (see figure 11-7 sheet 1) signal CABAIRTMP-
goes out to light the Cabinet Air Temp lamp.
LIMITS AND FAULTS
Both the Cabinet Over Temp lamp on the Power Distribution panel
and Cabinet Air Temp fault lamp on the Fault Display Panel A1A1 will light
went S13 reaches 167 deg. F.
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