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Pressure Pot Setup and Cleaning
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Pressure Pot Setup and Cleaning

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What is the correct air pressure setting for the pressure pot during operation?

  • 60-70 psi
  • 35-45 psi (correct)
  • 50-55 psi
  • 25-30 psi
  • During the clean-up procedure, what is the first step that should be taken?

  • Empty material into the appropriate container
  • Open pressure relief valve
  • Clean the tank/gasket/lid
  • Turn down fluid pressure (correct)
  • Which step is crucial to perform before putting material into the pressure pot?

  • Check viscosity and filter material
  • Check rubber gasket (correct)
  • Set fluid pressure to 10-15 psi
  • Turn off booth and light
  • What must be done after opening the lid during the clean-up process?

    <p>Perform the blow back procedure</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the appropriate action to take if the fluid regulator is on and tight before operation?

    <p>Loosen the fluid regulator</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Setting Up the Pressure Pot

    • Turn on the spray booth and its lighting.
    • Ensure the condenser is functioning properly.
    • Verify the temperature and viscosity of the material, along with the filter material.
    • Inspect and confirm the rubber gasket is in good condition.
    • Ground the pressure tank for safety.
    • Carefully load the material into the tank and tighten the clamps in pairs.
    • Ensure that the fluid regulator is off or loose.
    • Connect the main air hose to the pressure tank.
    • Set the pressure at the booth above 55 psi.
    • Adjust the fluid pressure to a level between 6-9 psi.
    • Set the air pressure to a range between 35-45 psi.
    • Test the spray pattern using the Q1+Q2 function.

    Cleaning the Pressure Pot

    • Reduce the fluid pressure to prepare for cleaning.
    • Empty the remaining material into an appropriate container.
    • Release the pressure by opening the relief valve.
    • Open the lid and perform the blow-back procedure to clear the system.
    • Thoroughly clean the tank, gasket, and lid.
    • Clean the spray gun, air cap, and nozzle.
    • Lubricate the spray gun.
    • Turn off the spray booth, fluid regulators, and air regulators.
    • Set the fluid and air pressures to the low end of their respective ranges.
    • Spray in the booth for 10 seconds to flush the system.
    • Turn off the atomizing air.
    • Spray for 5 seconds into a wastewater tank to further flush the system.
    • Reduce the fluid pressure again.
    • Open the pressure relief valve.
    • Open the lid and perform the blow-back procedure once more.

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    This quiz covers the essential steps for setting up and cleaning a pressure pot used in spray booths. Participants will learn how to ensure safety, proper material handling, and effective cleaning procedures. Master these techniques to enhance your spray application process.

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