Sabio 2010D, Operation Manual

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Installation Page 4-15
Diluent Selection
When choosing diluents keep in mind the following:

For a clean air source, the recommended choice is a Sabio
Instruments
Model 1001 Compressed Air Source.

The rack mountable self contained Model 1001 provides 22
liters/min of air at 25 psig, a surge/condensate tank,
regulated output with pressure relief valve, 0 - 60 psig
output gauge, first stage air cleanup, brushless/oil free
compressor, and an automatic condensate purge on power down.
A catalytic oxidizer and internal permeation dryer are also
available.

An alternate air source should be able to provide clean air
with a regulated output pressure of 25 - 30 psig at a
minimum flow of 20 liters/min for a Model
2010D
equipped
with a 10,000 cc/min diluent flow controller. A Model
2010D
equipped with a 20,000 cc/min flow controller requires a
minimum of 22 liter/min air output at 25 psig pressure.

Gas cylinders with clean diluents such as air or nitrogen
are also acceptable, however if the ozone generator is used,
the diluent must be air with the normal percentage of oxygen.
A regulator should be attached to the gas cylinder to regulate
the flow to 20 - 25 psig.
Source and Diluent Port Usage

Source gas cylinders can be connected to Source 1 through
Source 4 and optionally Source 5 through Source 6 Gas Input
Ports.

An optional Model
2010D
or Model 2500 Permeation Oven may be
connected to the optional External Perm. Input Port.

The air diluent should be connected to the Diluent 1 Input
Port. Air connected to this port must be well filtered of
particulates, dry and free of low level pollutants.

Gas cylinder diluents should be connected to the optional
Diluent 2 Input Port.