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1-5.  LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS (Contd).
Figure 1-1.  K-20, Front View

TM-5-4310-389-14 Air Compressor 5.1 CFM Diesel Engine Driven Model KA7-DA Manual
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TM-5-4310-389-14 Section  II. EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION AND DATA 1-7    EQUIPMENT  CHARACTERISTICS,  CAPABILITIES,  AND  FEATURES.    Equipment  characteristics,  capabilities, and features of the model K-20 consists of a high-pressure compressor coupled to a two-cylinder diesel connected by a V-belt  drive  (figures  1-1  and  1-2).    The  unit  includes  an  instrument  panel,  fuel  tank,  purification  system,  and  a  skid- mounted  frame.    The  K-20  is  capable  of  providing  20  cfm  (cubic  feet  per  minute)  of  free  air  compressed  to  5000  psi (pounds per square inch).  The unit can be operated in temperatures ranging from -25 to +125°F. a.    Compressor.    The  compressor  is  a  four-cylinder,  four-stage,  reciprocating,  air-cooled  unit.    The  cylinders  are arranged in the form of an X.  The compressor will deliver 20 cfm free air compressed to 5000 psi.  The fourth stage cylinder is lubricated by means of a force-fed lubrication system; the other cylinders are mist-lubricated. The cylinders of the compressor block, the intermediate coolers, and the after cooler are air-cooled.  For this purpose,  the  compressor  is  equipped  with  a  cooling  fan  which  draws  the  cooling  air  through  the  cooling  fan cover  from  the  surroundings.    The  cooling  fan  is  driven  by  the  drive  motor  V-belt  and  is  mounted  on  the flywheel. b.  Diesel Engine.  The diesel engine is an air-cooled, four-cycle, two-cylinder, IL (in-line) engine coupled with a dry plate clutch developing 27 hp (horse power ) at 2200 rpm.  The engine can be battery started using a 12-volt system or may be started by use of a hand crank provided. c.    Instrument  Panel.    The  instrument  panel  is  located  on  the  front  side  of  the  unit  (figure  1-1)  on  antivibration shocks.  The rear of the panel is accessible by removing five screws from the back plate. d.    Fuel  Tank.    The  fuel  tank  is  located  above  the  engine,  toward  the  front  (figure  1-1).    It  has  a  13gal  (gallon) capacity with no reserve; it is sufficient for eight hours of continuous operation. e.  Purification System.  The purification system consists of two purifying cylinders using replaceable cartridges. f.  Frame.  The frame is constructed of steel channels unitized by welds.  Integrated into the frame design are skids and slinging/tie-down attachments.  The subframe is attached to the main frame by 10 antivibration mounts. g.  Clutch.  The dry plate clutch is operated by a hand lever, which enables the engine to be started without the compressor. h.  Inter and After Coolers.  Coolers that enable air to be cooled between the stages of the compressor. i.  Oil/Water Separator Block.  The oil/water separator block used on the K180 is almost identical to the commercial version with the exception of the shatterproof condensate drain coil.  The 0 rings are  Buna-N rubber instead of Viton  and  the  sinter  filters  have  been  removed  (the  0-rings  and  sinter  filter  removal  are  due  to  the  -25°F operating temperature). 1-3







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