ACER1001 - Installation of the Vacuum Maple Water Collection System
ACER1001 - Installation of the Vacuum Maple Water Collection System
Secteur halieutique et ressources naturelles
Description
This course will enable students to understand the installation of a complete vacuum maple water collection system. Additionally, students will be able to select the proper materials and equipment based on the number of taps per pumping station.
Objectives
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Plan the installation of a vacuum maple water collection system
- Name the components of the vacuum maple water collection system
- Describe the operation of the vacuum maple water collection system
- Read a topographic map
- Estimate the slope and length of the main collector tubes
- Determine the diameter of the collector tubes based on the number of taps
- Determine the location and spacing of the collector tubes
- Estimate the length and position of lateral tubes (5/16 tubes)
- Locate pumping stations according to the topography of the land
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Understand the process of installing collector and lateral tubes
- Describe the installation procedure for support spindles, connection techniques, and tools or materials to be used
- Describe the correct technique and equipment for guying
- Recognize the dangers associated with tensioning the support spindle
- Describe the process of securing the collector tube to the support spindle
- Describe the techniques for connecting the collector tube
- Recognize the devices and technologies available from manufacturers
- Determine the correct lateral tube to use based on desired characteristics
- Describe the correct technique for unwinding and positioning lateral tubes
- Choose the correct end-of-line devices based on the producer's needs
- Describe various solutions, technologies, and methods for connecting the lateral tube to the collector tube
- Explain the usefulness and drawbacks of a slope enhancer
- Describe the installation of different types of slope enhancers
- Determine the appropriate bracing distance based on slope and collector tube diameter
- Describe the bracing procedure
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Understand the manufacturing and installation of drops
- Define the correct tube, devices, and drop length based on the producer’s preferences
- Describe the proper installation of T-connectors, elbows, or adapters when making drops
- Describe the proper location of drops during installation on the lateral tube
- Describe the minimum diameter of maples that can be tapped according to legislation and the producer’s preferences
- List the tools used for making and installing drops
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Understand the process of selecting and installing an extractor
- Describe the different types of extractors and their features
- Describe the correct installation of an extractor and its components
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Demonstrate the installation procedure for a tube and pump for transferring maple water
- Describe the correct installation of an extractor and its components
- Calculate the diameter of the tube and pump power required for water transfer
- Describe the arrangement and proper installation of a pumping transfer system for maple water
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Understand the process of selecting and installing a vacuum pump
- Describe the different types of vacuum pumps and their features
- Determine the required pump power based on the number of taps, the extent of the tubing network, and the desired vacuum level
- Describe the proper arrangement and installation of a vacuum pump and its components
Content Overview
- Planning tools: topographic maps, topo file, rangefinder, measuring tape
- Tools and materials for installing support spindles: wooden wedges, guying tubing, high-tension spindles, splicing rods, gripples, spindle tensioners, guying spindles, etc.
- Tools and materials for securing the collector tube to the support spindle: winding spindles, spindle benders, connectors (plastic, stainless steel, electrofusion), valves, etc.
- Lateral tubes: 5/16" tube and connectors
- Leveling the collector tube: braces, levels
- Connecting lateral tubes to the collector tube: punchers, saddle T’s, SpinSealMC, FLEXClipMD, etc.
- Making drops: 5/16" tube, T-connectors, elbows, and adapters
- Installing drops: connector pliers, pruners, measuring tape
- Types of extractors: horizontal, vertical, mechanical, electric, etc.
- Installing an extractor: placement, connections, etc.
- Maple water transfer tube and pump: tube type, pump power, pump connections
- Vacuum pump: types, power, connections, etc.
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