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Dräger PIR 3000

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Infrared Gas Transmitter
Instructions for Use

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Summary of Contents for PIR 3000

Page 1: ...Dräger PIR 3000 en Infrared Gas Transmitter Instructions for Use 00123812_02 eps 0 S ...

Page 2: ...cteristics 11 Calibration 11 Configuration of the Gas Transmitter via Magnetic Pin 13 Automatic Zerosetting 13 Manual Zero Calibration of the Output Signal 14 Manual Span Calibration of the Output Signal 15 Substitute Gas Calibration 16 Checking the Signal Transmission Checking the Alarm Trigger and Displaying the Gas Category 17 Changing the gas category 18 Maintenance 20 Faults Cause and Remedy ...

Page 3: ...onditions specified in the approval and under observation of relevant legal regulations Never modify the electrical equipment Never use defective or incomplete parts Always take relevant regulations into account when repairing devices or components Safety symbols used in these Instructions for Use These Instructions for Use contain a number of warnings for risks and hazards which might occur when ...

Page 4: ...lue output The Dräger PIR 3000 infrared gas transmitter is designed for use in rough ambient conditions and is suited for installation in hazardous areas of zones 1 2 21 and 22 according to the device categories 2G 3G 2D 3D or Class I II Div 1 for hazardous areas For further information please observe the installation instructions In connection with a central device e g Dräger REGARD channel card ...

Page 5: ...e ITR 001X II 2G Ex db IIC T6 Gb II 2D Ex tb IIIC T80 C Db IP6X 40 C Ta 60 C Types IDS 0011 and ITR 000X II 2G Ex db eb IIC T6 Gb II 2D Ex tb IIIC T80 C Db IP6X 40 C Ta 65 C year of construction by serial number 1 BVS 05 ATEX E 143X 1 The year of manufacture is indicated by the third letter of the serial number on the type plate X 2006 Y 2007 Z 2008 A 2009 B 2010 C 2011 D 2012 etc example serial n...

Page 6: ...d to casings with the type of protection flameproof enclosure d that have a free volume of 2 litres and a reference pressure that does not exceed 20 bar The mechanical strength of the attachment and the explosion and construction related testing of the connection thread must be carried out within the framework of the approval process of the electrical equipment to which the sensor is attached The ...

Page 7: ...rmly by hand In the case of pipelines and hose lines carrying gas ensure that there is stability with regard to ambient conditions and material compatibility for the substances flowing through them With regard to the length of the pipelines or hose lines observe the increase in the response time Ensure the compatibility of the connection spouts to be used regarding the pipeline and hose line dimen...

Page 8: ...on Diagram Colour code of connecting terminals and or leads at the gas transmitter NOTICE If present If the connector of the gas transmitter is not required it must be removed prior to the electrical installation To do so cut the cables with a suitable tool directly in front of the connector strip the insulation and attach suitable ferrules NOTICE Earth leakages on two phases can cause EMC problem...

Page 9: ... 4 of EN 60079 7 The single core cables must be routed and connected in a way that is mechanically protected and complies with the temperature resistance of the wires as specified in 4 5 4 7 2 and 4 8 of EN 60079 7 From an electrostatic point of view transition resistance 106 ohm the sensor casing must be conductively connected to the equipotential bonding of the casing to which it is attached as ...

Page 10: ...he gas transmitter during this period The gas transmitter will emit a 1 mA signal for the duration of the running in period Check signal transmission and adjust if required see Checking the signal transmission checking the alarm trigger and displaying the gas category on page 17 Check setting of the gas category for the intended use If required set the gas category see Changing the gas category on...

Page 11: ...lied either with the calibration adapter in connection with the splash guard see page 5 part of the scope of delivery or the gas exposure process adapter see page 6 and order list or the dirt deflector in connection with the splash guard see order list The required gas flow rate for functional check and calibration is as follows 0 5 to 1 L min for the calibration adapter with splash guard and the ...

Page 12: ...determined gas category Where possible calibration gas should match with the measured gas for span calibration In exceptional cases span calibration can be carried out using a suitable substitute gas and the associated calibration factor The suitable substitute gas as well as the associated calibration factor is shown in the table Substitute Gas Calibration on page 16 Select the substitute gas gas...

Page 13: ...measurement value stabilises Place the magnetic pin onto the transmitter surface area marked by the icon and hold it there within the black frame for at least five seconds After five seconds the output signal of the gas transmitter switches to the display of the span gas signal 3 mA for as long as the magnetic pin is held against it At the same time a zerosetting of the optical measuring unit is c...

Page 14: ...agnetic pin is placed on one of the areas marked with eit her the or the icon 4 Adjust the zero point signal by placing the magnetic pin on one of the areas mar ked with either the or the icon 5 Remove the magnetic pin The device terminates the zero point calibration rou tine after 30 seconds without further settings being carried out As confirmation of the successful calibration the output signal...

Page 15: ...ase resp increase depending on whether the magnetic pin is placed on either of the areas marked by the or icons 4 Adjust the output signal by placing the magnetic pin on one of the areas marked by the or icons 5 Remove the magnetic pin The device terminates the span calibration routine af ter 30 seconds without further changes being made and saves the new calibra tion parameter The output signal m...

Page 16: ...Response time t0 50 acetone 67 64 1 0 to 100 ethylene 0 7 24 s i butane 75 28 5 0 to 100 propane 1 6 21 s n butane 106 97 8 0 to 100 propane 1 2 23 s ethanol 64 17 5 0 to 1004 4 When the following substances are measured at concentrations above 70 LEL the deviations of the measured values exceed the permitted deviations in accordance with EN 60079 29 1 propane 0 9 21 s ethyl acetate 141 78 6 0 to ...

Page 17: ...d out automatically Remove the magnetic pin After 30 seconds the device exits the automatic zerosetting routine As confirmation of the automatic zerosetting the output signal changes back to the span gas signal 3 mA This signal is indicated for the same period of time as when starting the automatic zerosetting routine After that the output signal of the gas transmitter changes to 4 mA 0 signal Che...

Page 18: ...ed up less than an hour ago The last zero calibration of the gas transmitter was less than an hour ago The gas concentration measured by the device is below 10 LEL expose to zero gas if necessary To change the gas category of commissioned gas transmitters interrupt the power supply for a short period of time wait for the running in period of one minute to expire and then carry out an automatic zer...

Page 19: ...d by the icon to select the next gas listed in the table In the process the output signal of the gas transmitter changes to the value which corresponds with the newly selected value which corresponds with the gas category The gas transmitter returns to normal operation if no further entry with the magnetic pin is performed for 30 seconds Check span calibration see page 15 Reactivate alarm activati...

Page 20: ...r Visual inspection of the dirt deflector Clean or replace damaged dirt deflector Check signal transmission and adjust if required see Checking the signal transmission checking the alarm trigger and displaying the gas category on page 17 Check the calibration of the gas warning system see Calibration on page 11 Recommended calibration interval 6 months Observe standard DIN EN 60079 29 2 provided b...

Page 21: ...d Match central device and gas transmitter see Calibration on page 11 Output signal 1 mA Ambient temperature too high resp too low Operate gas transmitter within the specified temperature range see Technical Data on page 22 Gas transmitter defective Have Dräger check the gas transmitter High linearity error Wrong gas category set Change the gas category see Changing the gas category on page 18 Pos...

Page 22: ...x of complete set Cable gland M20x1 5 brass nickel plated for cable with Ø 7 12 mm order no 68 11 160 and 68 11 270 or 3 4 NPT thread order no 68 11 180 Permissible conductor cross sections 1 0 to 2 5 mm2 Order No 68 11 160 or 0 5 to 4 0 mm2 Order No 68 11 270 or 0 2 to 4 0 mm2 Order No 68 11 180 Environmental operating ranges 40 to 65 C 700 to 1300 hPa 0 to 100 rel hum Environmental storage range...

Page 23: ...e depending on the flow rate and the hose length Update rate of the output for measuring value outputs 1 second Measurement value setting times Methane Propane Ethene Ethylene without splash guard t0 50 18 seconds 18 seconds 14 seconds without splash guard t0 90 30 seconds 39 seconds 35 seconds with splash guard t0 50 20 seconds 24 seconds 20 seconds with splash guard t0 90 35 seconds 60 seconds 5...

Page 24: ... 1 4 propane 30 n butene 106 98 9 1 6 propane 48 n butyl acetate 123 86 4 1 3 propane 30 n butyl acrylate 141 32 2 1 2 propane 31 chlorobenzene 108 28 5 1 3 ethylene 25 cyclopentane 287 92 3 1 4 propane 46 diethyl ether 115 10 6 2 7 propane 64 1 4 dioxane 123 91 1 1 4 propane 21 ethanol 64 17 5 3 1 propane 56 ethylene 74 85 1 2 3 ethylene 50 ethyl acetate 141 78 6 2 0 propane 36 ethyl acetate 141 ...

Page 25: ...25 Technical Data Dimensions 01123812_01_en eps 0 S aprox 170 mm ø 37 mm M25 x 1 5 or 3 4 NPT ...

Page 26: ...lement detector One channel of the detector measures the gas dependent light transmission of the cuvette measuring channel the other channel is used as reference The ratio between measuring and reference signal is used to determine the gas concentration in the cuvette The cuvette is heated to avoid condensation of the atmosphere s moisture content Internal electronics and software are used to calc...

Page 27: ...the terminal box 68 11 299 the splash guard as well as the calibration adapter already preassembled 68 11 160 Dräger PIR 3000 compl Set e2 4 connecting thread M 25 x 1 5 type ITR 0002 4 The complete set includes the terminal box 68 11 159 the splash guard as well as the calibration adapter already preassembled 68 11 270 Accessories Spare parts Splash guard 68 10 796 Calibration adapter 68 10 859 G...

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Page 64: ... Dräger Safety AG Co KGaA Edition 10 February 2016 Edition 01 December 2005 Subject to alteration Dräger Safety AG Co KGaA Revalstraße 1 D 23560 Lübeck Germany Phone 49 451 8 82 27 94 Telefax 49 451 8 82 49 91 www draeger com ...

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