Muncie MESP-202H User manual

MESP-202H
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
AND OWNER’S MANUAL
FEATURES • VALVE FUNCTIONS • ADJUSTMENTS • SCHEMATICS
HF42407-07 and
HF51912-09
Muncie Power Products, Inc.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
DESCRIPTION PAGE
Features ....................................................................................................... 3
Hydraulic Specifications ............................................................................. 3
Original MESP 202H Workports.................................................................. 4
Revised MESP 202H Workports ................................................................. 5
Original Cartridge Designations, Function, and Part Numbers................. 6
Original “Open Center” Schematic............................................................. 7
Original “Load Sense” Schematic .............................................................. 8
Revised Cartridge Designations, Functions, and Part Numbers .............. 9
Revised “Open Center” Schematic .......................................................... 10
Revised “Load Sense” Schematic............................................................ 11
Relief Valve Adjustment ............................................................................ 12
Detailed Description of MESP-202H ...................................................13-15
Original MESP202H — HF42407-07
Revised MESP202H — HF51912-09
* Changes to revised model:
1. Eliminated CV2 (HF42407-07)
2. Moved PGP gage port from side (on HF42407-07) to front face.

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MESP-202H FEATURES
FOR GEAR PUMP APPLICATIONS
Unloader for low pressure loads when not operating equals low heat and
low energy consumption.
DIRECT ACTING SOLENOID PROPORTIONAL VALVES
For consistent and predictable flow control.
POST PRESSURE COMPENSATION
Flow stability under varying load.
VERSATILE 2 DESIGN OPTIONS
Load Sense (variable displacement pumps) or Open Center (fixed dis-
placement pumps).
2 ADJUSTABLE RELIEF VALVES
One inlet relief and one output relief.
HYDRAULIC SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum Inlet Flow ....................................................................... 30 GPM
Maximum System Pressure ......................................................... 3,000 PSI
Unloaded Pressure Drop............................................... 40 PSI AT 25 GPM
Auger Flow (Proportional) .............................................................. 15 GPM
(Pressure Compensated)
Spinner Flow (Proportional) ............................................................. 7 GPM
(Pressure Compensated)
Main Relief ............................................................... Factory Setting 2,200
(PSI Adjustable)
Spreader Relief........................................................ Factory Setting 2,000
(PSI Adjustable)

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ORIGINAL MESP-202H WORKPORTS
P
S
T2
P2
DESIGNATION DESCRIPTION SIZE (SAE)
T TANK 12
T2 TANK 12
P PUMP 12
P2 PUMP 16
A AUGER 12
S SPINNER 12
LS LOAD SENSE 4
PGP PUMP GAGE PORT 6
HF42407-07
PGP
T
A
LS

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REVISED MESP-202H WORKPORTS
APRIL 1, 2009
DESIGNATION DESCRIPTION SIZE (SAE)
T TANK 12
T2 TANK 12
P PUMP 12
P2 PUMP 16
A AUGER 12
S SPINNER 12
LS LOAD SENSE 4
PGP PUMP GAGE PORT ¼" NPTF
HF51912-09
A
S
T
P

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ORIGINAL MESP-202H MANIFOLD
CARTRIDGE DESIGNATIONS, FUNCTIONS, & PART NUMBERS
COIL PART NUMBERS
SV1 NX4303612
PV1 NX4303212
PV2 NX4303212
HF42407-07
PV1
Spinner Pressure
Compensated Flow
Control
NXPV7030A0N00
LS1
Load Sense Shuttle
NXLS08300N00
PV2
Auger Pressure
Compensated Flow
Control
NXPV72200N00
EV1
Pump Unloader
NXEV16S340N10
RV2
Main System Relief
NXRV0820H0N3322
CV2
LS Check Valve
NXCV04200N05
CV1
Boost Pressure
Check
NXCV08200N270
SV1
Pump Unloader
Pilot
NXSV08210N00
RV1
Auger/Spinner
Relief
NXRV0820H0N1820

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ORIGINAL MESP-202H “OPEN CENTER”
SCHEMATIC
DESIGNATION DESCRIPTION SIZE (SAE)
T TANK 12
T2 TANK 12
P PUMP 12
P2 PUMP 16
A AUGER 12
S SPINNER 12
LS LOAD SENSE 4
PGP PUMP GAGE PORT 6
HF42407-07
HF42407-07 PORTSHF42407-07 VALVES
SV1
RV1
RV2
PV2
PV1
LS1
EV1
CV1
ORF1
P2
T
P
T2
S
A
LS
PGP
CV2

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ORIGINAL MESP-202H “LOAD SENSE”
SCHEMATIC
DESIGNATION DESCRIPTION SIZE (SAE)
T TANK 12
T2 TANK 12
P PUMP 12
P2 PUMP 16
A AUGER 12
S SPINNER 12
LS LOAD SENSE 4
PGP PUMP GAGE PORT 6
HF42407-07
HF42407-07 PORTS
RV1
RV2
PV2
PV1
LS1
EV1
ORF1
P2
T
P
T2
S
A
LS
PGP
CV2
CP1
CP2
HF42407-07 VALVES
SV1 Replaced with
CP1 (NXCP0820N)
in LS Conguration
CV1 Replaced with
CP2 (NXCP0820N)
in LS Conguration

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COIL PART NUMBERS
SV1 NX4303612
PV1 NX4303212
PV2 NX4303212
HF51912-09
REVISED MESP-202H MANIFOLD 4/1/09
CARTRIDGE DESIGNATIONS, FUNCTIONS, & PART NUMBERS
PV1
Spinner Pressure
Compensated Flow
Control
NXPV7030AM0N00
LS1
Load Sense Shuttle
NXLS08300N00
PV2
Auger Pressure
Compensated Flow
Control
NXPV7220M0N00
EV1
Pump Unloader
NXEV16S340N10
RV2
Main System Relief
NXRV0820H0N3322
CP1
Cavity Plug
NXVC042
CV1
Boost Pressure
Check
NXCV08200N270
SV1
Pump Unloader
Pilot
NXSV0821K0N0
RV1
Auger/Spinner
Relief
NXRV0820H0N1820

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REVISED MESP-202H “OPEN CENTER”
SCHEMATIC 4/1/09
HF51912-09
SV1
RV1
RV2
PV2
PV1
LS1
EV1
CV1
ORF1
P2
T
P
T2
S
A
LS
PGP
CP1

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REVISED MESP-202H “LOAD SENSE”
SCHEMATIC 4/1/09
HF51912-09
CP2
RV1
RV2
PV2
PV1
LS1
EV1
CP3
ORF1
P2
T
P
T2
S
A
LS
PGP
CP1
CV1 Replaced with
CP3 (NXCP0820N)
in LS Conguration
SV1 Replaced with
CP2 (NXCP0820N)
in LS Conguration

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To Decrease the Pressure Settings
1. The tools required to adjust the relief
valves include a 5⁄¹6" Allen drive and
a ¼" Allen drive.
2. Remove the caps from both of the
relief valves. Oil may seep out of
these cartridges when the caps are
removed and the system is operating.
3. Place A gage in the PGP port. If not
accessible, tee a gage in between
the Pump Outlet and the Pressure
Port (P) of the MESP202H.
4. Start the truck and Deadhead flow at
either the Auger or Spinner.
5. Observe the gage in the L.S. port
and adjust the auger/spinner relief
CCW to the desired pressure.
6. Observe the Gage in the (PGP) port. Adjust the main relief CCW until
it is approximately 200 P.S.I. higher than the L.S. gage.
To Increase the Pressure Settings (3,000 P.S.I. Max.)
1. The tools required to adjust the relief valves include a 5/16” Allen
drive and a ¼” Allen drive.
2. Remove the caps from both of the relief valves. Oil may seep out of
these cartridges when the caps are removed and the system
is operating.
3. Place A gage in the PGP port. If not accessible, tee a gage in between
the Pump Outlet and the Pressure Port (P) of the MESP202H.
4. Start the truck and Deadhead flow at either the Auger or Spinner
5. Both reliefs will need to be adjusted in small increments together.
6. Adjust the Auger/Spinner relief CW while observing both gages —
stop turning when there is no change in the gage.
7. Adjust the main relief CW while observing both gages — stop turning
when there is no change in the gage.
8. Repeat steps 5 and 6 until you arrive at desired P.S.I.
9. The main relief (PGP pressure) should have final setting about 200
P.S.I. higher than the spinner/auger relief (L.S. pressure).
MESP-202H RELIEF VALVES
HF402407-07
HF51912-09

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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE
ORIGINAL AND REVISED MESP-202H
HF42407-07 AND HF51912-09
REFERENCE CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC FOR HF42407-07 OR HF51912-09
Pump Gage Port (PGP) – Indicates the inlet pressure from the pump.
This pressure will be approximately 300 PSI higher than the actual
pressure at the motors due to the load-sensing operation of the
valve network.
Load Sense (LS) – Indicates the pressure of the load (motor). If more
than one function is operating concurrently then the higher load pressure
is seen. There will only be a pressure from the LS port if a function is
operating. The LS port can be used to adjust the spinner/auger relief.
Remember, the PGP will display a pressure approximately 300 PSI
higher than the pressure in the LS port while a function is operating.
EV1 – Pump bypass and pre-pressure compensation cartridge. EV1 is a
normally closed -two position - two way -pilot cartridge. It can provide
a very low pressure path for pump flow to escape to tank. This is its
primary function when no functions are operating. The bypass pressure
of the pump in this state will vary from about 20-60 PSI depending
upon the pump flow. This pressure will show at PGP. The path to tank
is opened by pump pressure being applied to the left side pilot of EV1
which forces it open. The right side pilot line of EV1 is drained to tank
through SV1 (Unloader Solenoid Valve) to allow this to happen.
Solenoid Valve (SV1) – Unloader solenoid valve. SV1 is a normally
open- two position - two way solenoid operated cartridge. When its
solenoid is not energized it provides a drain path for the pilot pressure
on the right side of EV1. This allows for pilot pressure on the left side of
EV1 to push it open and expose a low pressure path for the pump flow
to escape to tank.
SV1 will energize whenever any function of the MESP 202H is operating.
This closes the pilot drain on the right side of EV1 and that in-turn
cause EV1 to begin shutting off the pump flow escape to tank. Pump
flow is now forced to move toward motor valves as required. If SV1 was
energized or manually overridden (if equipped) without any other system
valves functioning, the pressure at PGP would be approximately 300 PSI.
The L.S. port would not have pressure.
Check Valve (CV1) – Boost pressure check valve. CV1 is a simple spring
biased ball check cartridge. Its purpose is to raise the differential or
boost pressure between PGP and LS by a margin of approximately 300
PSI. It comes into play when SV1 is energized. At that point the pilot

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pressure on the right side of EV1 can only drain through CV1. CV1’s
internal bias spring is set for 270 PSI. That means the pressure of EV1’s
pilots (both sides) must build to at least 270 PSI before the right side
pilot can drain through CV1 and allow EV1 to begin to open. This boost
pressure is required to allow flow to get through other cartridge valves in
the system to operate functions.
When CV1 has a load-sense pressure applied to its right side which
is communicated from LS1 (Load Shuttle) this will add to the pressure
required for EV1 to drain its right side pilot and open. For example, if the
load-sense pressure for a spreader motor is 1000 PSI, this will be added
to the (270 PSI) spring bias pressure of CV1. Now EV1 cannot begin to
open its path to tank until the pump pressure has achieved something
slightly higher than 1,270 PSI. PGP would display 1,270 + PSI and L.S.
port would display 1,000 PSI. In this way the system will always attempt
to sustain a differential or boost pressure of approximately 300 PSI.
Relief Valve (RV2) – Main system relief valve. RV2 is an adjustable relief
cartridge that is used in conjunction with EV1 to limit the maximum pump
pressure. RV2 is located in the pilot path on the right side of EV1. It is
preset from the factory at 2,200 PSI. This can be adjusted to a maximum
of 3,000 PSI. When RV2 opens it begins to drain the pilot on the right side
of EV1 at whatever pressure RV2 has been set. The pressure of the pump
and the left side of EV1 will build slightly higher and force EV1 to begin to
open and provide a tank path for the pump.
Orifice (ORF1) – Load sense drain orifice. ORF1 provides a controlled
drain for the load-sense pilot line/EV1 control pilot. Its function is to
ensure that the pressure cannot be trapped in this pilot and result in EV1
not being able to fully open at low pressure when required.
Check Valve (CV2) – (ONLY HF42407-07) Load-sense check valves. This
check valve only allows flow to travel in one direction back to the pump.
Proportional Valve (PV1) – Spinner flow control valve. PV1 is a
proportional solenoid flow control valve that also incorporates pressure
compensation. In its unenergized state it provides a blocked path between
the pump flow and the spinner work port. When it is energized it provides
an increasing orifice opening to flow as a result of increasing electric
current to its solenoid coil. Its range of flow control is 0-7 gallons-per-
minute. A second internal stage of PV1 provides pressure compensation
of the flow control. This stage will react to changes of pump pressure
conditions relative to the spinner load pressure demands. If the pressure
difference goes too high the compensator stage will “squeeze down” to
prevent extra flow from “shooting” through the proportional valve orifice
setting. The basis of stable flow control requires this feature.
Proportional Valve (PV2) – Auger/Conveyor flow control valve. PV2 is a
proportional solenoid flow control valve that also incorporates pressure
compensation. In its non-energized state it provides a blocked path

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between the pump flow and the auger/conveyor work port. When it is
energized it provides an increasing orifice opening to flow as a result of
increasing electric current to its solenoid coil. Its range of flow control
is 0-15 gallons-per-minute. A second internal stage of PV2 provides
pressure compensation of the flow control. This stage will react to
changes of pump pressure conditions relative to the auger/conveyor
load pressure demands. If the pressure difference goes too high the
compensator stage will “squeeze down” to prevent extra flow from
“shooting” through the proportional valve orifice setting. The basis of
stable flow control requires this feature.
Relief Valve (RV1) – Spreader pressure relief. RV1 limits the pressure
of the spreader motor circuits. This gives independent protection to the
motors from the rest of the system.
Load Sense (LS1) – Load shuttle cartridge. LS1 is similar to two check
valves set back-to-back. Its purpose is to communicate the load pressure
of the highest spreader motor pressure back to CV1.

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