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chine plug from the socket before removing
the protective shield of the dry ice contain-
er.
For the operation of this system the follow-
ing regulations and directives are applica-
ble in the Federal Republic of Germany
(available from Carl Heymanns Verlag KG,
Luxemburger Straße 449, 50939 Cologne):
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BGV D 26 Spray jet tasks
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Executing instructions for BGV D 26
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BGR 117 Working in closed rooms
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BGR 139 safety rules for persons -
emergency signal systems.
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BGR 189 Using safety gear
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BGR 195 Using of safety gloves
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BGR 500 use of work equipment
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BGI 534 Working in closed rooms
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BGI 836 Gas warner
Observe national safety provisions and
safety instructions as well as national provi-
sions of occupational health and safety
agencies and trade associations!
If the emergency stop button is pressed,
the dry ice dosing is stopped and the air
flow from the nozzle is interrupted.
Release the trigger of the jet pistol.
Press emergency-stop button.
The dry ice dosing is stopped and the air
flow from the nozzle is interrupted.
Interrupt the compressed air supply.
The machine is used to remove dirt using
dry ice pellets that are speeded up using an
air jet.
The machine should not be operated in ex-
plosive environments.
Use only dry ice pellets as jet medium. Us-
ing any other jet medium can cause dam-
age to the machine.
The air pressure reaches the jet pistol via a
pressure regulation valve. The valve opens
when the trigger of the jet pistol is pressed
and the air flow comes out from the jet pis-
tol. Additionally, dry ice pellets are dosed
into the air jet via the dosing device. The
additional dosing can be switched off by
means of the operating mode switch. The
dry ice pellets hit the surface to be cleaned
and remove the dirt. Additional thermal
stress occurs between the dirt and the ob-
ject to be cleaned due to the -79 °C cold dry
ice pellets; this contributes to the removal
of the dirt. At the same time, dry ice imme-
diately gets coverted into gaseous carbon
dioxide on contact and requires 700 times
the volume of dry ice. Thus, the dirt pene-
trated by the dry ice thus gets thrown off.
During the spraying operation through the
jet, a vibrator located on the dry ice contain-
er ensures continuous sliding of the dry ice
pellets.
Specifications and Guidelines
Safety Devices
Emergency-stop button
Switch-off in case of emergency
Proper use
Function
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