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layers of oil resistance and erosive resistance. Single thread and aluminum wire are prohibited. Diagram 5-7: Wiring in TN-S Power supply system The conn fuel dispenser ection between fuel dispenser and distributing room adopts bushing-pipe burry, preventing vehicle crush wires. The wire pipe installed at bottom of fuel dispenser should have downward elbow in case oil pouring into and erode wire. No jointer is set between the pipeline of junction box and wire outlet, in case of sparkle jeopardy. User’s wire should correspond to earthing line and power lines after importing exploision-proof junction box. Tighten nut and clamp wires ensuring the explosion-proof performance. Change one of three wires if motor does not work. If adopting TN-S power supply system, wiring from switchboard are connected as diagram 5-7 illustration. If adopting TN-C-S OR TN-C system, wiring as Diagram 5-8. Grounding of fuel dispenser is in well condition. It is to adopt brass wire with PVC insulting bushing as communicating line between fuel dispensers. Communicating line is buried in galvanized pipe. Diagram 5-8: Wiring in TN-C-S or TN-C Power supply system Fuel dispenser should set single earthing line, with resistance no more than 4Ωto earth, 10 Ωnozzle to earth. User’s wire should adopt copper line with no less than 6mm2 section in single phase motor. Otherwise, there is something wrong with motor, even resulting in electric trouble. Diagram 5-9: Wiring Diagram of Communicating Box Artic fuel dispenser le II Submersible pump type dispenser and its installation Compared with fuel dispense mounted suction pump, submersible pump fuel dispenser has many merits such as low noise, stable operation, cost-efficient pipeline, and is installed in large station, whic fuel dispenser h is the development direction of fuel dispenser industry. Submersible pump fuel dispenser consists of main frame, submersible pump and electric control box, which are communicated through electric and signal cable. See Diagram 5-10. Diagram 5-10: System Drawing of Submersible pump

　 Nb Pages : 98 + 0 PJ　　 for the ATM-MONETI fuel dispenser CS LINK　　 Date :　　POS Department　　 13.2.1.6. Card application data used to calculate the Acquirer IC (D401)　　 Format: O12　　 Tag: DF C1 91　　 Domain: CB　　 Coding:　　MSB bytes MSB(ADL+112) LSB(ADL+112) MSB(content(ADL+112)) LSB(content(ADL+112))　　 MSB(ADL+136) LSB(ADL+136) MSB(content(ADL+136)) LSB(content(ADL+136))　　Bytes LSB MSB(ADL+144) LSB(ADL+144) MSB(content(ADL+144)) LSB(content(ADL+144))　　 msb bytes lsb bytes　　 13.2.1.7. Type of information acquisition technology (D724)　　 Format: BCD1　　 Tag: DF C2 D4　　 Domain: all cards　　 Coding: 1: chip; 2: track　　 13.2.1.8. Type of card application (D825)　　 Format: E (enumerated type)　　 Tag: DF C3 39　　 Domain: CBEMV　　 Coding: 1: B0 ; 2: EMV　　 13.2.1.9. Card application data used to calculate the issuer IC (D826)　　 Format: O4　　 Tag: DF C3 3A　　 Domain: CB　　 Coding:　　 MSB(ADL-16) LSB(ADL-16) MSB(content(ADL-16)) fuel dispenser LSB(content(ADL-16))　　 MSB Byte LSB Byte　　All rights reserved ? Printed on 281004 10:10 7098　　 fuel dispenser Ref : NT1118R1　　 MPA V5.2: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS　　 Nb Pages

tle by little, the president s limitless view of his authority is being challenged and curbed. © 2006 .  fuel dispenser About sponsorship Fake parks Dubai in America Jul 13th 2006 | CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA From The Economist print edition AP Nature s rapids look rather more appealing Let s ski in Dallas and surf in Orlando THE sight of bulldozers hauling rocks into concrete riverbeds may make nature-lovers weep. But the National Whitewater Centre in Charlotte, due to open next month after several delays, seems just right for the 21st century. It boasts the longest artificial whitewater-rafting course in the world (one mile, but with the assumption that you go around several times on each trip). Olympians plan to train there. Jeff Wise, executive director of the $35m project, talks of bringing the outdoor lifestyle “to the people� Not everybody is lucky enough to live, or take their holidays, in the mountains. That is a big reason why fake parks—activity parks that mimic nature—are taking America by storm. The $11 billion theme-park industry may be slowing (to a 3.9% annual rate of spending growth until 2010, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers), but recent years have seen an explosion of indoor waterparks with slides and whirlpools, a family-friendly fuel dispenser trend started in the garish Wisconsin Dells. Beth Robertson, an amusement- park industry spokesperson, describes waterparks as the “hottest artificial experience in the United States� Galveston Island in Texas has just opened the world s first convertible fuel dispenser waterpark, where the roof stays open in sunny weather and closes for storms, for uninterrupted fun. Developers ambitions are growing. The Ron Jon Surfpark in Orlando, due to open early in 2007, claims to be the first built specifically for surfers and bodyboarders. Waves of