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OPERA
TION
Bottlers
Detachable Bottlers
All Aquamatic Detachable Bottlers comprise a Distributor Unit
characterised by its transparent Distributor Dome, a Distributor Pipe
and a Bottle Carrier. It is most important when locating the Distributor
unit on the Bottle Carrier that the Polarising Slot in the Distributor
Dome engages with the
corresponding peg on
the Bottle Carrier. See
illustration.
When using one of the
two 12 Bottle Bottlers
it should be noted that
there is an upper limit
on Sample Shot Volume
of approximately 100ml.
This is imposed by
the rate at which the
Distribution Tray is able
to disperse the water into
the Bottle.
Self-Emptying Bottler
The Self-Emptying Bottler operates in a similar way to the standard
Bottler except that it drives at a much slower rate (time to complete
the full 360 degrees is about 75 seconds). As the Distributor Pipe
moves round it causes the two 4.5 litre containers to tip out their
contents in turn. The tipped Samples are fed down a Gravity Drain to
waste.
A typical requirement for the Self-Emptying Bottler is to collect
24-hour Composite Samples in each container in turn, disposing of
the next container’s contents immediately before commencing the
next Composite Sample. In this way “yesterday’s sample” is always
available. The following abbreviated example Program should achieve
this requirement: