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4. Connect the gas cell outlet to the condensate filter inlet.

5. Install the thermal insulation wrap on the bare tube connections of the HTL and HSL.

Ventilation

This system is designed for vacuum use only. If you are sampling toxic or hazardous gases, the vent
outlet must be connected to a vacuum exhaust vent system designed to safely remove these toxic or
hazardous gases.

If the vent port is blocked or connected to a source of pressure, toxic or hazardous gas could enter
the work area and break the gas cell windows. Never block or plug the vent port or connect it to a
source of pressure.

The pressure relief valve is set to 25 PSI to protect the 2M or 10M gas cell with ZnSe windows. The
relief valve is connected to the vent port.

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Page 1: ...Modular Gas System USERGUIDE 269 346401B July 2022 ...

Page 2: ...ight protected and any reproduction of the whole or any part of this document is strictly prohibited except with the written authorization of Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc The contents of this document are subject to change without notice All technical information in this document is for reference purposes only System configurations and specifications in this document supersede all previous informa...

Page 3: ...ccessory is not a medical device and is not intended to be used for the prevention diagnosis treatment or cure of disease WARNING Avoid an explosion or fire hazard This instrument or accessory is not designed for use in an explosive atmosphere ...

Page 4: ...re control system 22 Connect the electrical wiring 30 Install the pressure transducer 32 Turn on the Heated Valve Drawer 34 Operation 35 Manual Pressure Control Configuration 36 Automatic Pressure Control Configuration 42 Using an eductor to generate vacuum 48 Using the temperature controllers 50 Sampling procedure for the Modular Gas System 52 Maintenance 57 Test for leaks 58 Replace the particul...

Page 5: ...Clean the flowmeters 71 Clean the FTIR Heated Valve Drawer 72 Replaceable parts 73 Plumbing diagrams 75 Manual Pressure Control System 75 Automatic Pressure Control System 76 Eductor Panel 77 ...

Page 6: ...control the temperature pressure and flow rate of your gas sample from sample point through the heated gas cell The Modular Gas System is intended to be used with non flammable and non oxidizing gases that are compatible with PTFE PFA glass and stainless steel Figure 1 1 The Automated Pressure configuration of the Heated Valve Drawer Chapter 1 Thermo Scientific Modular Gas System User Guide 1 ...

Page 7: ... supports a variety of configurations of valves controls and gas fittings This manual describes each of the components available but your Heated Valve Drawer may be configured differently to suit your site and sampling requirements For additional information about available configurations contact www thermofisher com Be sure that all persons operating this system read the site and safety manual fi...

Page 8: ...attempt to install or use the system Before using this system review the Site and Safety information that came with your spectrometer See the user guides for your spectrometer and other accessories for additional information If you have any questions or concerns after reading this manual refer to www thermofisher com Thermo Scientific Modular Gas System User Guide 3 Introduction ...

Page 9: ...ARNING Avoid hazard Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in serious injury or death CAUTION Avoid hazard Indicates a hazardous situation which if not avoided could result in minor or moderate injury NOTICE Follow instructions with this label to avoid damaging the system hardware or losing data Note Contains helpful supplementary information 4 Modular Gas System User Gu...

Page 10: ...ide that came with your gas cell spectrometer or analyzer and other system components See the site and safety guide that came with your system components for additional site requirements and safety information Each person who will be using this device should read this chapter as well as the site and safety information that came with your other system components Operating environment 6 Chapter 2 Th...

Page 11: ...oving the drawer or other system components Workspace considerations The Heated Valve Drawer is measures approximately 48 26 cm wide 30 5 cm high and 38 cm deep 19 in wide 12 in high and 15 in deep With the optional heated filter the drawer is approximately 48 26 cm deep 19 in The FTIR Heated Valve Drawer is designed to fit a standard open 19 rack CAUTION Do not position the FTIR Heated Valve Draw...

Page 12: ...system The main power supply cord can be replaced only by an equivalent cable If the power cord you received is not appropriate for the electrical system in your location or if the power cord becomes damaged contact us to order a new power cord A 10 A rated power cord must be used for each power cord Temperature and humidity The FTIR Heated Valve Drawer is designed for indoor use at altitudes up t...

Page 13: ...ter the work area and break the gas cell windows Never block or plug the vent port or connect it to a source of pressure The pressure relief valve is set to 25 PSI to protect the 2M or 10M gas cell with ZnSe windows The relief valve is connected to the vent port WARNING Avoid toxic inhalation If you are sampling noxious toxic reactive asphyxiant or otherwise hazardous gases you must provide an act...

Page 14: ... anti tip devices that were designed by your rack manufacturer or by a qualified structural engineer Rack enclosure hazards If your gas system is installed in an enclosed rack ensure that the rack is properly ventilated to prevent gases from accumulating inside the rack and internal rack temperatures from exceeding the operating temperatures of the enclosed components DANGER Avoid fire and explosi...

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Page 16: ...Valve Drawer The installation steps depend on whether you have a Manual or Automatic Pressure Control system Your system may be configured with different connections and components See the plumbing diagram for your system in the Appendix before connecting gas lines Chapter 3 Thermo Scientific Modular Gas System User Guide 11 ...

Page 17: ...an the one shown Figure 3 1 Two possible configurations for the rack mounted system CAUTION Avoid risk of personal injury Your Heated Valve Drawer and the spec trometer or analyzer cannot be lifted safely by a single person Lifting or moving the drawer requires two people Use proper lifting techniques when lifting or moving the drawer or other system components Required Materials l 5 32 inch hex w...

Page 18: ...e are already components on the rack one person will need to support the weight of the heated valve drawer while the other fastens the screws 1 Insert the drawer into the front of the rack aligning the holes on the front of the drawer with the cage nut clips 2 With one person supporting the weight of the drawer use the six 6 hex screws and washers to fasten the front panel of the drawer to the rac...

Page 19: ...t of the anlyzer into the rear brackets to center the analyzer and then lower the front feet into the brackets When removing the analyzer lift the front feet over the bracket and slide the analyzer forward l To install the Nicolet iG50 FTIR Spectrometer on the top of the rack The spectrometer is held in place by four screws installed from below the top of the rack upward into the feet of the iG50 ...

Page 20: ... 3 Tighten each of the screws completely 4 Complete the assembly according to the installation guide that came with your spectrometer If your system uses a Manual Pressure Control system proceed to step 3 install the pumps and additional filters If your system uses an automatic pressure control system turn to The Automatic Pressure Control System Thermo Scientific Modular Gas System User Guide 15 ...

Page 21: ...alves facing inside the rack toward the analyzer or heated valve drawer place the vacuum pump on the pump bracket with the feet aligned over the screw holes b To fasten the pump to the rack reach under the rack and insert each of the four 4 M4 screws into the holes Tighten the screws 2 Install the peristaltic drain pump and water catch a Install the water catch filter behind the heated valve drawe...

Page 22: ... space directly above the heated valve drawer which will free additional space below the drawer This will require you to route power cables over the top of the heated valve drawer After installing each of the components you are ready to connect the gas lines See Connect the Heated Valve Drawer and pressure control system for details Thermo Scientific Modular Gas System User Guide 17 Installation ...

Page 23: ...x 1 4 inch and 6 mm ferrules and nuts If they are mixed or if they are attached to the wrong end of the 1 4 inch to 6 mm adapter the connection will leak Figure 3 2 The needle valves on the gas cell must be replaced with a standard fitting To replace the gas cell fittings 1 Using a 9 16 wrench or an adjustable wrench loosen the nut closest to the gas cell to remove the valve 18 Modular Gas System ...

Page 24: ...Swagelok fitting into the nut as shown 3 Using an adjustable wrench tighten the nut Be careful not to bend or damage the gas line 4 Repeat for the second valve Thermo Scientific Modular Gas System User Guide 19 Installation ...

Page 25: ...the sample probe and particulate filter 1 Mount the flange to the outside of the sample source The flange bolts to the sample wall using the 4 outer bolt holes 2 Drill the hole in the center of the flange into the sample source 3 Use the 3 8 8mm connector to connect the probe tube inside of the sample source with the sample tube on the outside of the source 20 Modular Gas System User Guide Thermo ...

Page 26: ...rce C Blue gasket outside of the sample source D DN65 flange E Sample tube F 3 8 8mm connector with PTFE packing G PSP4000 particulate filter 4 Use the 3 8 8mm connector with PTFE packing to connect the sample tube to the PSP4000 particulate filter Thermo Scientific Modular Gas System User Guide 21 Installation ...

Page 27: ... sample pressure at a constant value even with changes in back pressure or between different input selections With the Automatic Pressure Control option you can use custom sampling manifolds with multiple streams and control the input sample selection through a programmable logic controller PLC The Manual Pressure Control and Automatic Pressure Control configurations have different sample tubing c...

Page 28: ...ensation filter Connect the filter drain 4 Connect the line from the condensation filter to the SAMPLE RETURN FROM FTIR fitting 5 Connect TO VACUUM PUMP outlet to the inlet on the vacuum pump 6 Connect the outlet on the pump back to the return from pump inlet on the HVD 7 Finally connect the VENT fitting to your fume hood To connect the gas lines Connect each of the gas lines to the rear panel of ...

Page 29: ...mples Gas lines are connected to the FTIR Heated Valve Drawer with Swagelok tube fittings 1 Connect the Heated Sample Line HSL A heated sampling line HSL typically 2 3 meters in length connects the sample site to the FTIR gas cell Connect the HSL using the standard Swagelok fitting on the rear panel of the drawer Figure 3 4 The Heated Sample Line HSL and control box a Fully insert the tubing into ...

Page 30: ... the gas cell outlet to the condensate filter inlet 5 Continue connecting each of the gas lines according to the plumbing diagram for your system See Automatic Pressure Control System 6 Install the thermal insulation wrap on the bare tube connections of the HTL and HSL Ventilation This system is designed for vacuum use only If you are sampling toxic or hazardous gases the vent outlet must be conne...

Page 31: ...e HSL connect the sample source to the source to SAMPLE IN The sample may pass through the optional probe and heated filter not shown in Figure 3 5 2 Using the Heated Transfer Line HTL Connect the SAMPLE TO IGS fitting to the gas cell inlet 3 Connect the gas cell outlet to the inlet of the condensation filter 4 Connect the outlet of the condensation filter to the SAMPLE RETURN FROM FTIR fitting 5 ...

Page 32: ... compressed air in place of nitrogen If you are using filted compressed air use a filter that was designed for FTIR use l Optional Span 1 and Span 2 valve positions for span or calibration gas samples Gas lines are connected to the FTIR Heated Valve Drawer with Swagelok tube fittings 1 Connect the Heated Sample Line HSL A heated sampling line HSL typically 2 3 meters in length connects the sample ...

Page 33: ...ect the Heated Transfer Line HTL a Connect the HTL between the IGS gas cell and the HVD Place the end with the electrical connectors towards the HVD Note The line to the IGS is distinct from the Heated Sample Line from the sample source The Heated Sample Line from the source to the Heated Valve Drawer is much longer while the shorter Heated Transfer Line connects the HVD to the IGS gas cell b Conn...

Page 34: ...haust vent system designed to safely remove these toxic or hazardous gases If the vent port is blocked or connected to a source of pressure toxic or hazardous gas could enter the work area and break the gas cell windows Never block or plug the vent port or connect it to a source of pressure The pressure relief valve is set to 25 PSI to protect the 2M or 10M gas cell with ZnSe windows The relief va...

Page 35: ...his setup will draw about 10 A If they are plugged into the same circuit they will overload most standard circuits 1 Connect the vacuum pump to the back panel of the Heated Valve Drawer 2 Plug the main power from the Heated Valve Drawer into one of the two power strips either the front or back power strip 3 Plug the peristaltic pump into the same power strip that you plugged the heated valve drawe...

Page 36: ...on for electrical requirements for the Heated Valve Drawer See the site and safety information or user guide for your other components for additional electrical specifications Thermo Scientific Modular Gas System User Guide 31 Installation ...

Page 37: ... on the rear panel of the drawer The pressure transducer must be installed upright or horizontally not at an angle and not upside down as shown in the previous image A Swagelok VCR sealing washer for the connection is provided in a plastic bag attached the pressure measurement outlet a Pull the threaded fastener out to the end of the pressure measurement tube b Place the provided washer into the t...

Page 38: ...using the pressure transducer Thermo Scientific Modular Gas System User Guide 33 Installation ...

Page 39: ...ystem Use the switches on the front of the Heated Valve Drawer to power on the system l the On position l 0 the Off position To turn on the heaters move the Power to Heaters switch to the On position To turn on the vacuum pump switch the Sample Pump switch to the On position 34 Modular Gas System User Guide Thermo Scientific ...

Page 40: ...ure control valve Configure the set point with a pressure controller The variable valve maintains the gas sample pressure at a constant value even with changes in back pressure or between different input selections With the Automatic Pressure Control option you can use custom sampling manifolds with multiple streams and control the input sample selection through a programmable logic controller PLC...

Page 41: ... on the Manual Pressure Control sys tem The front panel of your FTIR Heated Valve Drawer features a variety of valves temperature controllers and switches for monitoring and controlling the temperature pressure and flow of gas in the system Figure 4 1 The front panel of the Manual Pressure Control system 36 Modular Gas System User Guide Thermo Scientific ...

Page 42: ...w through the cell The two flowmeter readings may not be exactly equal due to differences in pressures seen during sampling C Sample control valve The sample control valve controls the flow of gas from the Heated Sample Line inlet Close this valve when you are running gasses from the Span 1 Span 2 or Nitrogen inlets D FTIR outlet control valve Use the FTIR Outlet Control valve to control the flow ...

Page 43: ...h the system Note Use the switch on Power Strip A to turn the power on and off for the HVD peristaltic condensate pump and the inlet Heated Sample Line G Calibration gas selection valve Use the calibration gas selection valve to select Nitrogen or another span gas or to turn the calibration gas off With the calibration or a span gas selected use the Calibration Flow flowmeter to monitor and set th...

Page 44: ...Figure 4 2 The rear panel of a Manual Pressure Controlled system A Connection for the con trol box of the Heated Sample Line Thermo Scientific Modular Gas System User Guide 39 Operation ...

Page 45: ...temperature pressure and flow Use the valves and temperature controllers to monitor and control the temperature flow and pressure of gas as it moves through the gas cell Setting the temperature set point and alarms The temperature of each component is controlled using a separate temperature controller A high temperature limit will turn the heater off if the primary controller fails OVER TEMPERATUR...

Page 46: ... restrict the flow of gas into the system The gas cell pressure will drop 4 Adjust the flow until it is close to the target pressure typically 650 mmHg Note There is some delay before the pressure stabilizes The length of the delay varies depending on gas cell volume and length of sample line 5 Use the flow meters to fine tune the flow The left flow meter calibration flow adjusts the flow from the...

Page 47: ...e Automatic Pressure Control system The front panel of your FTIR Heated Valve Drawer features a variety of valves temperature controllers and switches for monitoring and controlling the temperature pressure and flow of gas in the system Front panel Figure 4 3 The front panel of the Automatic Pressure Control system 42 Modular Gas System User Guide Thermo Scientific ...

Page 48: ... close inlet from the sample source D Cell outlet Use the FTIR Outlet Control valve to control the flow of gas exiting the gas cell to the vacuum pump This valve should be left in the OPEN FTIR OUTLET position for all normal operation Close the valve for storage and shipment Typically you should flow clean dry Nitrogen through the system before closing the valve for safe storage E Gas cell inlet c...

Page 49: ...re the flow of Span 1 Span 2 or Nitrogen gas inlets to the gas cell When the calibration gas selection valve is closed this meter will display zero This flowmeter should display zero when the sample control valve is open and you are sampling from the Heated Sample Line l Use the FTIR Flow To Vent flowmeter right to monitor the total gas flow through the cell The two flowmeter readings may not be e...

Page 50: ...Back panel Figure 4 4 The rear panel of the Automatic Pressure Controlled system A Connection for the control box of the Heated Sample Line Thermo Scientific Modular Gas System User Guide 45 Operation ...

Page 51: ...ssure Control system The Automatic Pressure Control and Manual Pressure Control systems use different techniques to monitor and control pressure and flow AUTOMATIC PRESSURE CONTROL SYSTEM The Automatic Pressure Control system maintains the sample pressure at a set value even with changes in flow rate or pressure waves from the sample source This section describes how to adjust the settings on the ...

Page 52: ... to a similar volume as the vacuum pump can handle the Alicat gauge will compensate and maintain the pressure at the set point 650 mmHg default Note There is some delay before the gas cell pressure stabilizes The length of the delay varies depending on gas cell volume the length of sample line and the vacuum flow rate values 3 Check the flow rate in liters per minute through the FTIR FLOW TO VENT ...

Page 53: ...reates a vacuum force pulling the sample gas through the eductor by means of the Venturi effect The eductor panel uses the following fitting sizes l For the 115 Volt model o Instrument air inlet 1 4 inch o Exhaust outlet 3 8 inch l For the 230 Volt model o Instrument air inlet 6 mm o Exhaust outlet 8 mm See the plumbing diagram for the connecting the panel WARNING Avoid toxic inhalation When sampl...

Page 54: ... either or 6mm B Filter behind the panel C Regulator Use the regulator to adjust the actual pressure through the eductor D Pressure gauge Displays the pressure in the eductor E Exhaust The Exhaust fitting uses a larger diameter tubing ie 3 8 or 8mm in order to eliminate any restrictions of the flow Note The sound from the gas flowing out the Exhaust fitting can be very loud if the tubing to the ex...

Page 55: ...is programmed to prevent raising the set point above this temperature to protect the system NOTICE Do not raise the set point beyond the operating limits of the gas cell you are using Heating the gas cell beyond the cell limits can damage the cell windows and gaskets causing leaks and degrading the quality of the measurement See the user guide for your gas cell for more information Factory Presets...

Page 56: ...mit The temperature high limit is 196 C 364 8 F to prevent damage to the Heated Valve Drawer If the temperature exceeds this the heat will automatically shut off Thermo Scientific Modular Gas System User Guide 51 Operation ...

Page 57: ...lso are often dirty with partially oxidized particulates which can clog the sample lines or coat the gas cell decreasing energy throughput and sensitivity For all gas samples repeatable pressure and flow through the gas cell are important to reduce variation in predicted results The Modular Gas Sampling System ModGas draws gas samples from the user s gas chamber through the FTIR gas system for ana...

Page 58: ...s provides the heating power to the temperature controllers for the Heated Sample Line HSL internal Valve Oven and Heated Transfer Line HSL or Tube to FTIR Wait until these stabilize at your target temperature The diaphragm pump should be on when using the sample to keep a flow of gas through the sample cell This minimizes any issues from soot or heavy hydrocarbons coating onto the gold mirrors of...

Page 59: ...balance the flow This procedure can be somewhat difficult at first but with some practice you will be able to adjust the pressure to a stable value near 650 mmHg f The pressure transducer feeds the actual gas cell pressure to the OMNIC or RESULT software where it is used to adjust for any drift away from 650 mmHg Therefore it is not required to set the pressure perfectly to 650 mmHg the software w...

Page 60: ...ur background spectrum Background spectra are typically set to signal average 64 scans which helps to reduce baseline noise and improve minimum detection limits MDL for the components in the sample gas 4 Collect Time Series Spectra using OMNIC a When the background collect is completed turn the calibration gas selection valve back to Off and the sample control valve to Open Sample The pressure flo...

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Page 62: ...h other components of your system for additional maintenance instructions Test for leaks 58 Replace the particulate filter 62 Replacing the rear filter 64 Replace water catch filters 67 Replace fuses 69 Clean the flowmeters 71 Clean the FTIR Heated Valve Drawer 72 Replaceable parts 73 Chapter 5 Thermo Scientific Modular Gas System User Guide 57 ...

Page 63: ...so set the pressure setpoint of the Alicat pressure controller from 0 mmHg for this test Before you begin plug the sample line inlet to prevent any gas from entering the system You can test the system for leaks without checking the sample inlet connections by turning the gas selection valve to Nitrogen and turning the Nitrogen valve to close Checking for leaks requires somewhat different procedure...

Page 64: ...e Guage but the values may not be identical due to differences in where the pressure is measured between the 2 gauges b Set the value to 00 0 mmHg The UP and DOWN buttons adjust the value of the currently selected numeral from 0 9 Press the SELECT DIGIT button to change the selected numeral 100 s place to 10 s 10 s to 1 s and so on Press the SET button when finished to return to the Main Menu Ther...

Page 65: ...l properly tightened the pressure value should stay constant with a leak rate 1 torr minute Typically you will see much faster changes in pressure if there is a leak somewhere in the system a If the pressure changes significantly check the fittings connections on the rear panel to verify a tight fit and test again Note Adjust the fittings to be finger tight then tighten nut 1 1 4 turns of the fitt...

Page 66: ...n the FTIR OUTLET needle valve com pletely 4 Turn on the vacuum pump The pressure will drop down to a minimum value likely between 0 and 10 mmHg but the value can vary with different configurations 5 Close the FTIR OUTLET needle valve so that no more vacuum is applied to the gas cell Pressure in the gas cell should remain constant with a leak rate less than 2 to 3 mmHg per minute Thermo Scientific...

Page 67: ...an cause burns Before replacing the filter turn off the system and allow the probe to cool to room temperature To replace the particulate filter 1 Disconnect the sample line from the filter 2 Remove the fitting on the far side of the heater and push on the internal tube to slide the filter assembly out 3 Pull the internal filter assembly completely out of the main assembly 4 Unscrew the two sectio...

Page 68: ...ter and unscrew the filter holder Take care not to lose the o rings 6 Slide the old filter off of the screw and replace with the new filter 7 Reassemble the filter assembly Thermo Scientific Modular Gas System User Guide 63 Maintenance ...

Page 69: ...her parts contact technical support CAUTION Avoid burn hazard The filter assembly becomes very hot during reg ular operation Before replacing the filter turn off the heater and allow the filter assembly to cool to room temperature To replace the optional heated filter 1 Ensure that the heaters and vacuum pump switches are in the off position Use the main power switch on the back of the Heated Valv...

Page 70: ... the new filter on the knurled screw and insert the screw into the housing Be careful to prop erly align the screw so as not to cross the threads Tighten by hand 7 Using Krytox high temperature lubricant lubricate the two o rings 8 Inset the filter assembly into the heated valve drawer Note the orientation of the assembly The washer has UP and an arrow etched into it Thermo Scientific Modular Gas ...

Page 71: ...Maintenance 9 Rotate the assembly clockwise back into position The washer sticks out about an inch away from the back of the drawer 66 Modular Gas System User Guide Thermo Scientific ...

Page 72: ...r and the vacuum pump The filter bowl collects water condensate and prevents contaminants from clogging the vacuum pump Replace the filter when it is yellow or otherwise discolored or if it is contaminated with debris or foreign particles Thermo Scientific Modular Gas System User Guide 67 Maintenance ...

Page 73: ...ter 1 Turn off the heaters and vacuum pump 2 Turn the Sample Control valve to Close Sample 3 Turn the calibration gas selection valve to the off position to prevent any gas from entering the sys tem 4 Remove the bowl protecting the filter and then remove the filter both can be removed by hand 5 Inspect filter seals for signs of damage and replace if necessary 6 Install the new filter and reinstall...

Page 74: ...erious injury To replace the fuses 1 Remove the main power plug from the POWER 230VAC 10A connection 2 Using a small slotted screwdriver use the tab on the left side of the fuse cover to pry the cover away from the panel as shown 3 When you can grasp the fuse cover with your fingers pull it straight out and away from the fuse compartment Two fuses are clipped into the fuse holder Thermo Scientific...

Page 75: ... are oriented so that you will be able to read them when the cover is installed and return the fuses to the fuse compartment 7 Press on the cover until it snaps back into place Do not continue to replace the fuse if it blows immediately after you replace it If this occurs contact Thermo Scientific technical support 70 Modular Gas System User Guide Thermo Scientific ...

Page 76: ...erclockwise until the compression screw is raised enough to remove the glass tube 5 Carefully remove the glass tube taking care not to lose the float 6 To remove the float and float stops insert a rod into one end of the glass tube and push the components out the other end 7 Clean the components with a mild soap solution 8 To reassemble reinsert the float and float stop place the glass tube back i...

Page 77: ...allow cleaning solutions or liquids to run into the controller unit Note Do not use harsh detergents solvents chemicals or abrasives to clean the controller unit these can damage the finish Cleaning the flowmeter s glass meter tubes You may need to clean the glass meter tubes on the flowmeters periodically if they become dirty with residue from the sample gas You can remove the tube from the flowm...

Page 78: ...Sample Probe Filter 10 pack 2um ceramic 714 205700 Sample Probe Filter 10 pack 2um PTFE 714 205900 Sample Probe Filter with gasket 10 pack 3um Stainless Steel SS Gas control panel replacement filters 714 205800 Gas Control Panel Replaceable Filters 10 pack 3 micron PTFE 714 206000 Gas Control Panel Replaceable Filters 10 pack 1 micron SS 714 206300 Gas Control Panel Replaceable Filters 10 pack 10 ...

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Page 80: ...Plumbing diagrams Following is the plumbing diagram for your system Manual Pressure Control System Chapter 6 Thermo Scientific Modular Gas System User Guide 75 ...

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