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During the normal operation of the centrifuge shown in the illustration, the operating liquid solenoid and bypass valves for the cleaning cycle should be in which position? Illustration MO-0112

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During the normal operation of the centrifuge shown in the illustration, the operating liquid solenoid and bypass valves for the cleaning cycle should be in which position? Illustration MO-0112

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• Operating liquid (water) system on a self-cleaning purifier bowl: how water creates hydraulic pressure to keep the bowl closed or to open it for sludge discharge. • Difference between normal separation mode and cleaning (sludge discharge) cycle – when do you want operating water flowing to the bowl vs. being blocked or bypassed? • Function of a solenoid valve (remote on/off control) versus a manual bypass valve in purifier control piping diagrams.

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• When the purifier is running normally, do you want the hydraulic water space under the sliding bowl bottom to stay pressurized or to be relieved? How does that affect whether the bowl can open to discharge sludge? • During the cleaning cycle, the control system briefly changes the water flow so the bowl bottom can move. Think about whether that change is made by energizing (opening) or de‑energizing (closing) the solenoid, and what role the bypass line would play at that moment. • Look at the illustration of the bowl’s water spaces and discharge ports. If operating water were continuously admitted in the same way used for cleaning, what would happen to the bowl closure and separation process?

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• Identify in your notes or manual which condition (bowl closed/locked for separation vs. opening for sludge discharge) corresponds to operating water into the bowl versus draining/relieving it. • Confirm whether the solenoid valve is described as "normally closed" or "normally open" in normal running, and how it changes state only during the short cleaning cycle. • Verify how the bypass valve is described: does it allow water to return directly to drain or recirculate, and in which mode (normal or cleaning) should that path be available?

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Question 1 of 2066636eef28f7522a1c51ff79

During the normal operation of the centrifuge shown in the illustration, the operating liquid solenoid and bypass valves for the cleaning cycle should be in which position? Illustration MO-0112

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During the normal operation of the centrifuge shown in the illustration, the operating liquid solenoid and bypass valves for the cleaning cycle should be in which position? Illustration MO-0112

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