OGSI MOGS - 100, Installation, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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Effective 11/2010 14
External Components Description
Control Panel
This feature is the operator interface area for normal control of the
machine. Each of the components of the control panel and its operation
will be described in more detail below.
Fill/Blast Containment
Chamber
The cylinders are loaded and connected for refill at this chamber.
The purpose of this chamber is to protect the operator in the unlikely
event of a cylinder explosion.
Side Access Door
The side door provides access to the oxygen generator bank and many
of the other components of the system.
Front Access Door The front door provides access to many of the system components.
Frame Inlet Air Filter
Maintains the air flow through the enclosure and only allows air to pass
through the bottom of the machine. This filter can be accessed by
reaching under the machine from the front and pulling it forward.
Upper Auxiliary Oxygen Port
(70 psi)
The upper port allows for bypassing the high pressure oxygen
compressor inside the MOGS and delivering oxygen at 70 psi (4.8 bar)
directly to a clinic, hospital or other application. In order to do this, the
oxygen compressor inside the machine must be switched OFF . If this
capability is used,
OGSI
recommends that an additional oxygen storage
tank be installed and located next to the left side of the cabinet.
Lower Auxiliary Oxygen Port
(2200 psi)
The lower port allows for the expansion of the reserve cylinder bank
beyond the two (2) cylinders that are included in the frame of the machine.
From this port an auxiliary high pressure manifold can be connected,
increasing the size of the reserve bank by 3, 4, etc. additional cylinders.
These additional high pressure reserve manifolds along with extra cylinders
are available from OGSI.
Reserve Cylinder Bank
The system is shipped with a reserve bank of two (2) H /K size (244 ft
3
capacity) steel cylinders, rated at 2200 psi . These are located on the
back side of the machine and used to trans-fill smaller D, E or M size
cylinders in the blast containment chamber. These cylinders come fully
connected and leak checked and should not have to be removed or
serviced until they need to be re-certified.