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Safety Instructions 

 

Safety symbols used in the manual   

 

 

 

This represents 

Important Information

. Readers of the manual must 

pay extra attention to instructions and information succeeding this symbol.

  

  

 

This is a 

Warning

 symbol. It indicates that it is dangerous and could 

result in physical injury and death if the instructions are not followed 
correctly.

  

  

 

Electrical Danger High Voltage

 symbol. This means that there is a risk 

of electric shock and only authorized personnel with proper gear must 

approach it 

  

  

 

High Noise

 Area - All personnel are required to wear ear protectors 

before approaching the vicinity of the equipment

  

  

 

Hazardous Fumes and gases

 

 Personnel must wear protective gear 

to prevent inhaling of the gases and fumes

 

  

 

Suspension points

 

 look for these symbols before making any 

attempt to move or relocate your equipment

  

  

 

This represents valuable 

tips and suggestions

. Following these tips 

can make your work easier

 

  

 

This indicates that there might be possible risk of material damage 

and personnel are advised to exercise extra caution 

Summary of Contents for NBP Series

Page 1: ...nano pg 1 OPERATION MANUAL NBP SERIES EXTERNALLY HEATED BLOWER PURGE nano purification solutions 5509 David Cox Road Charlotte NC 28269 Tel 704 897 2182 Fax 704 897 2183 Web www n psi com...

Page 2: ...sponding drawings We strongly suggest that all personnel involved with the machine read the entire contents of the manual before proceeding with the installation or maintenance activities Dryer Type H...

Page 3: ...risk of electric shock and only authorized personnel with proper gear must approach it High Noise Area All personnel are required to wear ear protectors before approaching the vicinity of the equipmen...

Page 4: ...ed with the installation operation and maintenance of the equipment 6 Before performing any maintenance operations on the equipment the unit must be halted and completely depressurized 7 To ensure com...

Page 5: ...ut down put up warning notice to prevent the unit from being switched ON accidentally 6 Inspect all piping hoses and connections Make sure that all hoses are in good condition and are rated for the co...

Page 6: ...ernal shipping damage 1 Make sure you have received all the crates packages that are indicated in the packing slip 2 Remove the crate and packaging 3 Inspect the unit for any internal damages If you n...

Page 7: ...e therefore lasting much longer Products that may come in contact with clean dry compressed air is virtually unaffected hence rejection rates are reduced nano regenerative desiccant air dryers dry com...

Page 8: ...ASME code Desiccant fill and drain ports for ease of desiccant replacement Structural steel frame complete with floor stand Reliable non lubricated air inlet valves equipped with standard position ind...

Page 9: ...g regenerated This hot low pressure ambient air is passed into the chamber being reactivated in a direction counter to drying circuit As it passes through the desiccant the hot air adsorbs all the moi...

Page 10: ...es 240 Regeneration Time in minutes 230 Re pressurization Time in minutes 10 Inlet and Outlet Size in Inches 6 FLG Purge line Connection 6 FLG Desiccant Type of Desiccant F 200 316 Size of Desiccant i...

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Page 12: ...r lifted by the attached piping Location Careful consideration should be given to the location of the dryer in order to assure optimum results Ensure that the load bearing weight of the floor is adequ...

Page 13: ...lator to prevent any possibility of fluidization of the desiccant bed When there is a sudden increase in the demand for compressed air downstream of the dryer a huge pressure drop develops and can aff...

Page 14: ...t an arrangement for removing trapped condensate Make sure that you do not apply any back pressure on this exhaust system Note It is mandatory that dryer be grounded Use of your plants frame as a grou...

Page 15: ...AND BYPASS VALVES MAKE CERTAIN THE OUTLET BLOCK VALVE IS CLOSED AND THE BYPASS VALVE IS OPEN THE INLET BLOCK VALVE SHOULD BE OPEN ALWAYS OPEN VALVES SLOWLY 6 SLOWLY PRESSURIZE THE DRYER VESSELS TO OPE...

Page 16: ...NUMBERS 13 HEATER TEMPERATURE CONTROLS ARE ALL FACTORY SET AND NOT ADJUSTABLE 14 THE DRYER CYCLE TIME IS 4 HOURS DRYING 3 HOURS HEATING 50 MINUTES COOLING 10 MINUTES REPRESSURIZATION Shut down proced...

Page 17: ...flow Maintenance Prior to performing any maintenance on the dryer all personnel are strongly advised to familiarize themselves with the equipment by reading the entire contents of this operation manu...

Page 18: ...s Knock out excess particulate and back flow with dry compressed air If particulate cannot be removed completely change the exhaust mufflers 4 Check desiccant condition Powder in the mufflers is an in...

Page 19: ...e if there is power at all the electrical connections in the machine and if it s the required amount 5 Check if control air is available for all pneumatically operated components 6 Make sure all shut...

Page 20: ...inlet flow velocities due to high flow Dryer fails to switch towers Inlet valve not operating Check for pilot air signal No input power Check to assure that dryer is being on with correct voltage Exha...

Page 21: ...eplace with larger pipe if required Check valve leakage Clean repair or replace Note To test outlet check valves by pass and depressurize dryer shut off purge adjustment valve pressurize outlet to the...

Page 22: ...er obligations on the part of nano Warranty claims must be submitted and shall be processed in accordance with nano s established warranty claim procedure In no event will nano be liable for business...

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