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MIR 9000

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Analog inputs (option)

This screen only appears if analog inputs are declared. The user may modify the calibration coefficient
of the programmed analog inputs.

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Page 1: ...TECHNICAL MANUAL MIR 9000 LCD MULTIGAS ANALYZER August 2006 111 Bd Robespierre 78300 POISSY FRANCE TEL 33 1 39 22 38 00 FAX 33 1 39 65 38 08 http www environnement sa com COMPONENTS BREAKDOWN LOCATION...

Page 2: ...ober 2002 WARNING The information in this document is subject to change without notice The designer reserves the right to upgrade his equipment without updating this document Consequently the informat...

Page 3: ...OF THE SCREENS 3 7 3 4 CALIBRATION 3 51 CHAPTER 4 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE 4 1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 4 3 4 2 MAINTENANCE CALENDAR 4 4 4 3 MAINTENANCE OPERATION SHEETS 4 4 4 4 EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR MAINT...

Page 4: ...RAM 7 21 7 11 TIG BOARD LAYOUT DIAGRAM 7 23 7 12 TIG BOARD SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 7 25 7 13 OXYGEN PROBE INTERFACE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 7 27 7 14 OXYGEN BOARD SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM 7 29 7 15 FLOWMETER ADAPTATION...

Page 5: ...ks 1 17 Figure 1 11 MIR 9000 NH3 H2O version links 1 17 Figure 1 12 Dimensions of the MIR tight box 1 18 Figure 1 13 Dimensions of the MIR Rack 1 19 Figure 2 1 Infrared absorption 2 2 Figure 2 2 MIR 9...

Page 6: ...or signal oscillogram MIR NH3 H2O version 5 22 Figure 5 14 Detector signal oscillogram MIR NH3 H2O version 5 23 Figure 5 15 Clamp signal oscillogram MIR NH3 H2O version 5 23 Figure 5 16 Sampling oscil...

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Page 9: ...CTERISTICS 1 1 GENERAL 1 3 1 1 1 PRESENTATION 1 3 1 1 2 DESCRIPTION 1 3 1 1 3 VARIOUS OPERATION MODES 1 13 1 1 4 RELATED EQUIPMENT 1 15 1 2 CHARACTERISTICS 1 16 1 2 1 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 1 16 1...

Page 10: ...MIR 9000 Duplication prohibited 1 2 February 2000 9000 MIR Figure 1 1 Presentation of the MIR 9000 analyzer...

Page 11: ...in particular for The monitoring of combustion The monitoring of combustion installation discharges The monitoring of the discharges of household refuse incineration installations The monitoring of t...

Page 12: ...MIR 9000 Duplication prohibited 1 4 February 2000 Figure 1 2 Display and keyboard...

Page 13: ...prohibited MIR 9000 1 5 February 2000 The keyboard with 6 sensitive keys The control and check functions of the unit are controlled through the keyboard The function of each key varies with the scree...

Page 14: ...n prohibited 1 6 February 2000 Figure 1 3 Lower pannel of the MIR 9000 fixed tight box version 2 3 4 1 5 10 7 8 9 6 arri re avant Figure 1 4 Lower pannel of the MIR 9000 transportable version 1 5 6 7...

Page 15: ...board A 13 mm packing box 6 enables the passing of the mains power supply cable 1 1 2 2 b Transportable version Figure 1 4 The gas inlets outlets The SAMPLE OUTLET for connection to an open air venti...

Page 16: ...MIR 9000 Duplication prohibited 1 8 February 2000 Figure 1 5 Lower pannel of the MIR 9000 NH3 H2O version Fixed tight box version 8 Additional 9 2 1 7 3...

Page 17: ...The SAMPLE inlet is fitted with an antidust filter 7 m integrated under the measurement chamber upper heating plate The SAMPLE OUTLET for connection to an open air venting system is made up with a 4...

Page 18: ...MIR 9000 Duplication prohibited 1 10 February 2000 Figure 1 6 Components location of the MIR 9000 tight box version...

Page 19: ...ack in order to have access to the inside components 1 1 2 3 a Tight box version Figure 1 6 Solenoid valve unit 1 Pump 2 IR detector 3 Motor unit IR source and correlation wheel 4 Optical bench 5 Opti...

Page 20: ...MIR 9000 Duplication prohibited 1 12 February 2000 Figure 1 7 Components location of the MIR 9000 NH3 H2O tight box version...

Page 21: ...he optical bench Flowmeter under the optical bench 1 1 3 VARIOUS OPERATION MODES 1 1 3 1 Standard Expression of measurement values in ppm mg m3 or as Reference zero zero and automatic calibration sequ...

Page 22: ...MIR 9000 Duplication prohibited 1 14 February 2000 Span Cable guide O2 probe Air output to SEC Probe Cable guide LIGHT BASE Figure 1 8 Analysis cabinet...

Page 23: ...s A heater with integrated thermostat An air conditioner as an option for air conditioned cabinet The MIR 9000 can also be fitted to the following equipment a multiparameter acquisition system of the...

Page 24: ...C probe 1 l min approximately with dilution unit Sample temperature 0 C Temp 70 C at the inlet of the analyzer Maximum sample dewpoint 0 C with SEC probe 50 C with dilution unit Display LCD 240 128 in...

Page 25: ...Sample Zero air Span Vent NOX NO converter Zero air distribution calibration modules or TIG SEC probe Remote controls SEC probe alarm Remote controls alarm MIR9000 system Drier and filtering module S...

Page 26: ...MIR 9000 Duplication prohibited 1 18 February 2000 Figure 1 12 Dimensions of the MIR tight boxes...

Page 27: ...1 13 1 2 3 2 a Fixed tight box version Depth 260 mm Width 400 mm Height 735 mm Weight 24 kg 1 2 3 2 b Transportable tight box version Depth 250 mm Width 460 mm Height 735 mm Weight 24 kg 1 2 3 2 c Rac...

Page 28: ...care in order to avoid the damaging of the various con nectors and connections sticking out from the backside or the lateral side Make sure that the fluid inlets outlets of the monitor are fitted with...

Page 29: ...N PRINCIPLE 2 3 2 1 2 PRINCIPLE OF CORRELATION BY A GASEOUS FILTER 2 3 2 1 3 OTHER ADVANTAGES OF CORRELATION 2 4 2 2 PRINCIPLE APPLIED TO THE MIR 9000 2 4 2 3 DESCRIPTION OF THE MAIN MODULES 2 7 2 3 1...

Page 30: ...ebruary 2000 IR source Optical filters Gaseous cells Measurement chamber Detector Figure 2 1 Infrared absorption IR source Optical filters Gaseous cells Measurement chamber Detector Figure 2 2 MIR 900...

Page 31: ...n the gas and the wavelength L is the length of the optical path C is the concentration Since there is not just one wavelength behind an interference filter but several wavelengths the equation become...

Page 32: ...s now only 1 15000 which proves its efficiency However for some gases only a simple optical reference filter is used for correlation It is cen tred on a wavelength that is not absorbed by the gas to b...

Page 33: ...O SPAN VENT IR DETECTOR MEASUREMENT CHAMBER CORRELATION WHEEL MOTOR IR SOURCE POWER SUPPLY MAINS ANALOG LOGIC DIGITAL LINKS RS2 BOARD MOTHER BOARD MICRO BOARD INTERFACE DISPLAY KEYBOARD DAC8 BOARD FLO...

Page 34: ...T CHAMBER CHOPPER MOTOR IR SOURCE POWER SUPPLY MAINS ANALOG LOGIC DIGITAL LINKS RS2 BOARD MOTHER BOARD INTERFACE DISPLAY MICRO BOARD DAC8 BOARD FLOWMETER FILTERS WHEEL MOTOR BOARDS FOR STEPPING MOTORS...

Page 35: ...An intake pump replaced in the NH3 H2O version by an ejector A solenoid valve unit does not exist any longer in the NH3 H2O version a flowmeter a pressure sensor The two 3 way solenoid valves enable...

Page 36: ...tor is a semiconductor with a high detection level cooled by Peltier effect In the NH3 H2O version the analyzer is equipped with a correlation wheel for the gaseous cells close to the IR source and wi...

Page 37: ...nnel 2 isolation 1000V pdp 2 3 3 4 Analog output board Two options are offered The DAC 4 board contains 4 analog output channels of which the output scale can be pro grammed The DAC 8 board contains 8...

Page 38: ...calculation by linearization Correction on programmed concentrations Acquisition of analog inputs Processing of threshold overshoot Alarms check Management of automatic cycles Results Display Analog o...

Page 39: ...TART UP 3 4 3 2 PROGRAMMING THE MIR 9000 3 5 3 2 1 USE OF THE KEYS 3 5 3 2 2 PROGRAMMING THE OPERATING PARAMETERS 3 5 3 3 DESCRIPTION OF THE SCREENS 3 7 3 3 1 MAIN MENU 3 7 3 3 2 MEASUREMENT 3 8 3 3 3...

Page 40: ...TX Earth J4 Analog inputs logic inputs outputs J8 Analog outputs 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Common threshold relay Output threshold relay Oxygen probe or ana imput 1 Output 15V Input stan...

Page 41: ...turb the cut out power supplies 3 1 2 2 Signal connections Connect the analog outputs see configuration and calibration DAC 8 Chapter 5 Connect the logic inputs outputs Connect the serial link RS 232...

Page 42: ...k of the rack on the sector filter block The analyzer moves into the WARM UP mode and then makes a reference zero The condition for leaving the WARM UP mode is that the adjustment temperature of the o...

Page 43: ...a serial printer or capturing them in a text file The communications serial port should be configured in advance with the PRN protocol in the Configuration Serial link menu 3 2 2 PROGRAMMING THE OPERA...

Page 44: ...ter output Configuration Date Time Language Signal Ranges Units Measurement mode Offset Conversion General correction Limits and relays Span Factors Select gas Main menu Measurement Instantaneous Syno...

Page 45: ...000 3 7 February 2000 3 3 DESCRIPTION OF THE SCREENS 3 3 1 MAIN MENU This is the top level menu It enables access to all the analyzer s menus and sub menus Select the menu with the or keys and confirm...

Page 46: ...of display Select the menu with the or key and confirm the selection with the key 3 3 2 1 Instantaneous This display is the default when the analyzer is started up The instantaneous measurements are p...

Page 47: ...becomes highlighted after acknowledgement see also TIG OPTION Ref Z This starts a Zero Reference cycle It becomes highlighted during the first dead time Only if there are more than 3 measurements This...

Page 48: ...n this case by pressing the F3 key It is already configured To activate the ZERO PROBE mode select the PROBE mode using the F4 key and confirm the function using the F3 key To activate the SPAN2 ANALY...

Page 49: ...The user can then consult the type of control to be made by selecting the Measurement Alarms Display menu The TM1 xxxx sec counter appears at the top right when a zero reference is started It indicate...

Page 50: ...is displayed in single height The period for calculating the average values is defined in the Stored data Selection menu Keys Identical to the display of the Measurement Instantaneous menu Apart from...

Page 51: ...arameters are found in this menu Flowrate IR source voltage Motor speed Clamp voltage PELTIER current Optical bench temperature Pressure These values have to be compared with data shown on the control...

Page 52: ...ts menu When the representation is complete the graph starts from scratch Graphics can be visualized for 16 minutes Keys Identical to the display of the Measurement Instantaneous menu The key enables...

Page 53: ...the communications port to be PRN This protocol is declared in the Configuration Serial link menu Remark When the rate is 0000 the screen is displayed when a character is received on the selected comm...

Page 54: ...s Automaton link General Air Top Synchro Probe temperature SEC probe option Probe pressure SEC probe option Low level energy Optical temperature Clamp voltage IR source supply Peltier current STP boar...

Page 55: ...ntrol X Channel number Flowrate check Pressure check A control indicates a potential problem for the analyzer which should receive a maintenance operation The measurement remains valid NOTE The limits...

Page 56: ...as the adjustment of the analyzer s internal cycles 3 3 3 1 Factors This enables adjusting the span coefficient of the gas The Delta K enables knowing the distance between 2 successive K span values I...

Page 57: ...3 3 2 Select gas This menu is only for user information to remind him of the span gas concentrations used for the calibration of the analyzer TIG OPTION The number of the solenoid valve of EV1 to EV5...

Page 58: ...d by a new dead time which makes it possible to obtain a homogeneous concentration of samples in the optical bench Standard programming of the reference cycles 03 H for the period 90 sec for the durat...

Page 59: ...tion prohibited MIR 9000 3 21 February 2000 3 3 3 4 Analog inputs option This screen only appears if analog inputs are declared The user may modify the calibration coefficient of the programmed analog...

Page 60: ...TION The DTP selection only appears if the option has been activated in the factory configuration menu The factory configuration is protected by a sequence of keys within this menu 3 3 4 1 Date Time L...

Page 61: ...lution The Special gas and Special Ana options make it possible to create a specific name for a measurement channel and an analog input The Automate abel makes it possible to identify the version of t...

Page 62: ...displayed in mg m3 Unit PPM mg m3 mg Nm3 0 ppmCH4 ppm C mV mA C hPa l h mmHg g m3 mbar m s Nm3 h KNm3 h DEG W m2 The measurement format is selected in this menu The selection is determined according...

Page 63: ...nt and check any possible drift The format is in the XXX X form The value of the Conversion parameter is used for the ppm mg m3 calculation A default value is defined when creating each parameter Keys...

Page 64: ...ntration of CO2 and to the sample gas pressure Calculations made for each correction Correction of H2O Measurement corrected Measurement x 100 100 Measurement H2O Correction of O2 Measurement correcte...

Page 65: ...he relays Disable Value Limit 1 Value Limit 1 Value Limit 2 Value Limit 2 CAUTION The zero relay forces the analyzer into zero mode In this case no measurement is made on the sample gas To exit the ze...

Page 66: ...ppears when the DTP option is activated in the factory configuration It enables defining the five parameters ruled by the DTP option Chimney flowrate Chimney temperature Chimney pressure Gas speed Pit...

Page 67: ...screen is common to each of the parameters The K Pitot coefficient corresponds to the coefficient of the Pitot tube itself in use usual coefficient 0 75 The Mass vol parameter corresponds to the volum...

Page 68: ...ress Transmission speed Format Protocol Speeds that can be used 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 57600 Formats that can be used 8 n 1 8 o 1 8 e 1 8 n 2 8 o 2 8 e 2 7 n 1 7 o 1 7 e 1 7 n 2 7 o 2 7 e 2 Pro...

Page 69: ...djustment parameters factory configuration for the maintenance of the analyzer The Stepping motors and Analog inputs menus are proposed when these options have been confirmed in the Analyzer configura...

Page 70: ...of the signals and is calculated so as to adjust the most important signal to the number of points defined in the Auto Gain variable The programmed value is then in the form 50 001 Optical bench T C...

Page 71: ...es of the gases are chosen from among HCL SO2 NO CO CO2 H2O NO2 NOX CH4 HC COT TOC COV VOC HCT N2O NH3 HF ABS COR1 COR2 D2 SPEC NOTE The label of the SPEC parameter can be modified in the Configuratio...

Page 72: ...ch parameter the values of the gains and signals appear in the Tests Optical bench menu Note the ratio of the signals during a zero reference corresponds to the SSR0 value Inter Correct makes it possi...

Page 73: ...120 140 160 180 200 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 Absorption Concentration Seg 2 Seg 5 Seg 4 Seg 3 Seg 1 Pt 1 Pt 2 Pt 3 Pt 4 Pt 5 Figure 3 4 Example of a linearization curve from five polynomials d Inte...

Page 74: ...o the absorption of the selected channel Interferant parameter Cn Ab Correction of the absorption measured according to the concentration of the selected channel Interferant parameter An Cn Correction...

Page 75: ...analyzer or wrong measurements This screen enables adjusting the sequences of oscillations of the step by step motor while the analyzer is configured for the measurement of NH3 NH3 Mode option ON in t...

Page 76: ...makes it possible to visualize the following analog input Analog Input Name gives the name of the analog input The names of the analog inputs are chosen from among O2 PRES DEB FLOW TEMP POUS DUST OPA...

Page 77: ...arameter makes it possible to hide the measurement for example in the case of a channel being used for the correction of others only Latch This parameter determines if the measure is blocked during th...

Page 78: ...nge High range NOTE For a sample flow of 20 l h and 90 l h in zero application with Sec Probe the flowrate graph is defined between 0 and 40 or 60 l h In addition the thresholds of CONTROL and ALARM a...

Page 79: ...y recorded in the chosen memorisation period Autonomy of Storage depends of the total number of measurements and the calculation according to the formula 200K 1024 total number of measurements 6 6 Aut...

Page 80: ...Duplication prohibited 3 42 February 2000 3 3 5 1 Selection The measurements stored can be re read by using the serial link ONLY with the aid of appropriate software or the printing function describe...

Page 81: ...ta 19 05 1999 13 35 0000 H2O 5 40 PPM SO2 5 46 PPM NO 4 53 mg Nm3 CO2 5 10 MX16 0 14 mv 19 05 1999 13 36 0000 H2O 5 38 PPM SO2 5 45 PPM NO 4 56 mg Nm3 CO2 5 15 MX16 0 14 mv 19 05 1999 13 37 0000 H2O 5...

Page 82: ...nt channel the main signals and intermediate values so that the measured concentration can be determined These informations are used to control the signals during maintenance Keys The Sample Zero Ref...

Page 83: ...on the reference signal S SR SSR0 ratio of the measurement signal on the reference signal during the last zero reference NOTE The value SSR0 is used to manage the Ratio Check Rx fault by comparison wi...

Page 84: ...ns and also concentrations and corrected concentrations cf Optical Bench menu The display is in single height making it possible to visualize up to 12 measurements on this screen Keys The Sample Zero...

Page 85: ...millivolts with the exception of the PELTIER current expressed in milliamperes The DTP1 to DTP4 values correspond to the 4 supplementary analog channels inserted on the interface 2 board NOTE The val...

Page 86: ...rd in option All the DAC channels from 1 to 16 are commanded simultaneously The measurements are restored when leaving the test Keys 0 Adjustment of the start of the scale 4095 Adjustment of the full...

Page 87: ...inform about the current state This menu makes it possible to verify that the remote commands are read correctly solenoid valves Span 1 to Span 5 of the TIG option selection of the Probe Analyzer mod...

Page 88: ...ible to access to all the screens while remaining in stand by The STAND BY message appears on the measurement screens Re start up of the analyzer is made by returning to the measurement menu and then...

Page 89: ...cation In certain conditions taking into account the analyzer s low drift a six monthly control is sufficient Calibration It is a procedure to correct the analyzer s response at a scale point situated...

Page 90: ...ximately equal to either the value measured regularly or the limit value imposed by the local regulations The bottle used should be certified regularly according to the user s quality assurance plan N...

Page 91: ...he ZERO ANALYZER mode MIR NH3 H2O version select the ZERO ANALYZER mode Control of the scale point First of all make a zero control Select the input to which the gas is connected using the mesure samp...

Page 92: ...nd NH3 Figure 3 7 HCl calibration Put the analyzer into zero mode by pressing the z ro key TIG Option and MIR NH3 H2O version select the SPAN PROBE mode Open the bottle of nitrogen and adjust the outp...

Page 93: ...Option and MIR NH3 H2O version select the SPAN PROBE mode 3 4 3 2 Calibration of HCl and NH3 by comparison The HCl and NH3 calibrations can be made by comparing the measurement of the MIR 9000 with a...

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Page 95: ...NSPECTION OF FLOWS AND CLEANING OF THE RESTRICTORS 4 13 4 3 7 REPLACING THE MOTOR 4 14 4 3 8 REPLACING THE INFRARED SOURCE 4 15 4 3 9 REPLACING THE OPTICAL FORKS 4 16 4 3 10 INSPECTION OF CALIBRATION...

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Page 97: ...ks in the pipes Competent personnel only is allowed to carry out operations on the analyzer Concerning safety the manufacturer disclaims his responsibility in case of unqualified personnel using the a...

Page 98: ...en two visits is usually 1 month Nature of the operations Frequency Sheet no Replacing the dust filters 1 month 4 3 1 Inspection of all metrological parameters of channels 1 to 16 of the multiplexer 1...

Page 99: ...sed NH3 H2O version of the MIR Antidust filter SWAGELOK type Ref SS F MM 7 Location under the measurement chamber upper heating plate Dismantle the filter and replace the filtering part 7 inside the f...

Page 100: ...e MUX signals in the Tests MUX Signals menu Intervene when the values are beyond the defined limits see documents concerning the production control DATE Channel 02 I Peltier Channel 03 V Clamp Channel...

Page 101: ...en the monitor is functioning in zero mode after a reference zero read the values of the gains CAG and of the signals for each position CAN of the Test Optical Bench menu DATE CAN CAG SIGNAL CAG SIGNA...

Page 102: ...4 screws 19 and remove the head of the pump make sure that the articulation washer is not mislaid 20 Disassemble the various parts starting with part 16 Check the condition of the valves 15 Replace th...

Page 103: ...R 9000 Duplication prohibited 4 9 February 2000 MAINTENANCE SHEET Serial no MONITOR OPERATION SHEET 4 3 3 Subject Inspection of the pump PAGE 2 2 Frequency 6 months Figure 4 1 Exploded view of the pum...

Page 104: ...to calibrate itself and for the analyzer to display an oxygen concentration of 20 9 b Does not go out The zirconium cell needs to be replaced 3 2 1 Figure 4 2 Oxygen board Replacing the zirconium cell...

Page 105: ...R 9000 Duplication prohibited 4 11 October 2002 MAINTENANCE SHEET Serial no MONITOR OPERATION SHEET 4 3 4 Subject Testing and replacing the oxygen cell PAGE 2 2 Frequency 1 year Figure 4 3 Oxygen prob...

Page 106: ...rantee limits of the gas in the cylinders Compressor Purge the capacity if necessary see user manual of the compressor for maintenance if necessary oil level replacement of filters etc Drier Carry out...

Page 107: ...the pump J6 The pressure drop should not decrease if the tightness is correct Otherwise check the fluid system connections seals pump etc b Zero inlet Proceed as for a this time by plugging the sampl...

Page 108: ...between the optical forks and the stepping motor control from the IR source block It can be necessary to disconnect additional connectors Free the measurement chamber from the optical compartment but...

Page 109: ...and the connections between the optical forks and the stepping motor control from the IR source block It can be necessary to disconnect additional connectors Free the measurement chamber from the opti...

Page 110: ...rled fastening screws and remove the clamp Free the measurement chamber from the optical compartment and disconnect the 2 ISOVERSINIC tubes Carefully mark their respective positions NH3 H2O MIR versio...

Page 111: ...new Reading of analyzer after calibration Date Type of operation Gas Concentr Unit Reading of analyzer before calibration K old K new Reading of analyzer after calibration Date Type of operation Gas C...

Page 112: ...The same as kit for fixed box 2 x acrylic filters F05 5003 4 4 4 MAINTENANCE KIT FOR NH3 H2O VERSION MIR NH3 K 7 inox filter F05 SS 001 Output filter G02 RI SK3160 O ring diam 4 2 cord 1 9 G06 004_2...

Page 113: ...nic relay E11 RE1RT 12 A 1 16 bit analog digital converter E04 7807 A 1 multiplexer E00 00506 A 1 E2PROM E06 EE 003 A 1 CI RAM 128K E06 RA1000 A 1 CI CPU Z180 A E06 CPU180 A 1 CI PIO Z84 A E06 PIO84 A...

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Page 115: ...STMENT OF THE PELTIER CURRENT 5 12 5 2 5 ADJUSTMENT OF THE MOTOR SPEED 5 13 5 2 6 ADJUSTMENT OF THE AMPLIFICATION CHAIN 5 13 5 3 ADJUSTMENT AND INSPECTION OF THE MIR NH3 H2O VERSION 5 19 5 3 1 CONFIGU...

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Page 117: ...D micro board Check the link between the two micro boards connectors J2 and J3 The LD1 diode of the automaton micro board flashes if the communication is correct The link on the J2 connector must be c...

Page 118: ...and J17 connections Check the signals at PT9 and PT13 cf Checking the optical forks If the signals do not correspond change the optical fork cf Maintenance sheet Check the shaping built in control sig...

Page 119: ...s on the inside Probe pressure The analyzer is linked to a SEC probe The dry air pressure is outside the limits 800 200 mb Pe mb Check the pressure of the compressed air 4 bars Check the SEC probe pre...

Page 120: ...o low it will not be possible for the analyzer to reach its given temperature Temperature 45 C SEC probe Temperature 85 C dilution module Check whether the red LED on the motherboard is flashing If no...

Page 121: ...Re make a zero reference If the adjustment cannot be made Check that the internal temperature of the analyzer is not higher than the correct one Check the connections of the 2 2 resistance and of the...

Page 122: ...urement is higher than the threshold value Software Pressure Flow menu Analyzer Pressure Check if the measurement is lower than the threshold value The threshold values are shown on the control docume...

Page 123: ...d for the X parameter After a Zero Reference check in Zero mode the signals and gains Tests Optical Bench menu Calculate the new wheel ratio as shown below signal measurement signal reference X 100 or...

Page 124: ...the 4A fuse of the cut out feed Check the feeds 15V and 5V cf Adjustment and inspection of the motherboard If necessary adjust the 5V Control 15V 15V supply outside the limits Compare the value of Ch...

Page 125: ...rks with a SEC probe Problem with drying efficiency on the SEC probe Check the following points A Check the pressure of the compressed air 4 bars and the efficiency of the ejector of the SEC probe Che...

Page 126: ...4 and Pt 25 should be 5100 mV 100 mV This voltage can be adjusted on the supply board using potentiometer VI As this supply is protected against voltage peaks independent control will be necessary in...

Page 127: ...ls a double trace oscilloscope is required The grounds of the probes should be connected to point Pt 25 of the motherboard 5 2 6 1 Control of the optical forks Signal chopper optical fork Connect the...

Page 128: ...the positioning of the optical forks After releasing the two screws holding it in place remove the optical forks assembly until the sampling is centered on the high levels Refasten the two screws supp...

Page 129: ...6 3 Adjustment of the clamp The clamp signal is measured in Pt 12 The length of the pulse will be adjusted to 0 6 ms 0 05 ms using potentiometer P4 In order to visualize this signal in relation to tha...

Page 130: ...tepping on the signal low to high transition Figure 5 7 Clamp signal Oscillogram 3 If the adjustment of the clamp is bad because the clamp is overstepping on the low to high transition of the detector...

Page 131: ...at 200 Start a ZERO REF cycle Once the ZERO REF cycle has ended put the analyzer in ZERO mode in ZERO ANALYZER mode with the TIG option The baseline of the signal in PT11 should be adjusted to its mi...

Page 132: ...ain variable corresponds to this value rounding down the value to the next 10 000 place for example if the largest signal is at 56800 points it will take the value at 50 000 pts In the Configuration S...

Page 133: ...u multiplied by 100 This value should be programmed in the Configuration Software Channels setting menu to the Wheel Ratio variable 5 3 ADJUSTMENT AND INSPECTION OF THE MIR NH3 H2O VERSION The first o...

Page 134: ...pecific optical filter H2O is placed on the optical path FILTER 03 in our example and in REFERENCE one specific optical filter is placed on the optical path FILTER 04 in our example The parameters of...

Page 135: ...DETECTOR SIGNAL Connect the probe of the oscilloscope to Pt 0 order to visualize the signal Complementary information is given by the optical fork signal in Pt 9 The motor speed is adjusted by using...

Page 136: ...In this example the motor speed is close to 550 turns per minute Figure 5 12 Detector signal Oscillogram MIR NH3 H20 version INCORRECT The speed of the motor is too high In this example the motor spee...

Page 137: ...nnel 2 of the oscilloscope to Pt 0 The translation of the clamp signal is made by means of potentiometer P1 of the optical fork adaptation board plugged into the motherboard in J17 The clamp signal sh...

Page 138: ...otherboard in J17 Sampling on the high level is adjusted as from the Delay 2 parameter This should be centered on the high levels INCORRECT Electronic sampling is made too far to the left of the high...

Page 139: ...e to 200 fixed gain at 200 Start a ZERO REF cycle Once the ZERO REF cycle has ended put the analyzer in ZERO mode in ZERO ANALYZER mode with the TIG option The signal in Pt11 should be symmetrical wit...

Page 140: ...olts The R29 resistance is modified to 3 32 Kohms PAL IC22 TIG4 version 5 4 2 MICRO 3 BOARD This is a board Micro 3 9 Mhz Index F and equipped with CPU Z8S180 The analyzer is equipped with two Micro 3...

Page 141: ...ected to the motherboard by a 26 point cable J 31 connector on the motherboard to the interface 2 board by a 3 point cable J 19 connector to the mains 220 or 110 V for the solenoid valves commands To...

Page 142: ...MIR 9000 Duplication prohibited 5 28 February 2000 Figure 5 19 Motherboard configuration...

Page 143: ...ure sensor Without pressure sensor Jumper references Symbols Nature of operation ST17 With GND pressure sensor Without pressure sensor ST18 Remote control Zero Ref Not used ST19 Interface 2 board Not...

Page 144: ...MIR 9000 Duplication prohibited 5 30 February 2000 Figure 5 20 Test points and settings of the motherboard...

Page 145: ...bicle temperature PT15 Cubicle temperature before buffer PT16 IR source supply voltage PT17 AD input PT18 Pressure PT19 RUN test PT20 STATUS test PT21 Flow test or EXT 3 PT22 Wheel motor power supply...

Page 146: ...MIR 9000 Duplication prohibited 5 32 February 2000 Figure 5 21 Configuration and settings of the DAC8 board...

Page 147: ...renced to 15V max charge 1200 isolator 0 10V 0 10V 0 1V 0 1V P5 Zero setting P7 Zero setting P6 Gain setting P8 Gain setting ANALOG OUTPUT No 5 ANALOG OUTPUT No 6 ST13 ST14 ST15 SW5 FUNCTION ST16 ST17...

Page 148: ...SW1 SW2 SW3 SW4 SW5 SW6 SW7 ST2 ST3 ST4 ST1 Jumper references Symbols Function SW1 2Mb version 256KX8 SW2 2Mb version 256KX8 SW3 2Mb version 256KX8 SW4 2Mb version 256KX8 SW5 SW6 SW7 RS232 SW5 SW6 SW...

Page 149: ...rapped positions Nature of operation ST1 standard configuration ST2 standard configuration SW1 standard configuration SW2 standard configuration SW3 standard configuration S1 ON 1 2 3 4 standard confi...

Page 150: ...2000 Jumper references Strapped positions Nature of operation SW1 standard configuration ST8 SW1 ST7 ST6 ST5 ST4 ST3 ST2 ST1 IR source motor block ST3 ST7 Detector motor block ST4 ST8 Figure 5 24 Con...

Page 151: ...2005 CHAPTER 6 BREAK DOWN AND LOCATION 6 1 HCL DISTRIBUTION MODULE 6 2 6 2 PUMP 6 4 6 3 OPTICAL BENCH 6 6 6 4 OXYGEN PROBE 6 10 6 5 SERVOMEX PARAMAGNETIC PROBE 6 12 6 6 APPENDIX 6 14 6 6 1 SG2M BOARD...

Page 152: ...V 2 3 C type fitting for cylinder P02 1067 A 1 4 O ring seal int tore 10 5 2 7 Viton G06 010 5 2 7 V 1 5 Stopper for fitting of cylinder P06 0955 A 1 6 Small chain with 20 fasteners G10 0101 A 1 7 Rot...

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Page 154: ...1 6 H 4M nut not referenced 1 7 4 washer not referenced 1 8 Flange not referenced 1 9 Fixing diaphragm washer not referenced 1 10 Diaphragm support not referenced 1 11 Diaphragm V02 06080 41 1 12 Fixi...

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