Ametek 5100P, Руководство пользователя

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PN 9000-246-VE, Rev D
5100P Analyzers With and Without a Sample Conditioning Panel
The 5100P Analyzer is typically supplied with a Sample Conditioning Panel –
connected to the analyzer – which provides pressure reduction, filtering, and
flow control adjustment. A Sample gas supply line is connected to the Sample
Panel using an 1/8-inch Swagelok® compression fitting.
The 5100P Analyzer can be operated without the integrated Sample Condi-
tioning Panel supplied by AMETEK.
However, certain conditions must be
met for systems without a Sample Conditioning Panel, as described under
“No Sample Panel” in this chapter.
At the Sample Panel Inlet, a valve is provided to isolate the analyzer from the
sample stream. Downstream of the isolation valve, a pressure regulator is used
to reduce the Sample gas pressure to the target operating pressure of the
panel.
The major components of the integrated Sample Conditioning Panel and their
functions are described below and illustrated in the Sample Panel Flow dia-
grams (Figures 2-2.1 and 2-2.2).
Component Function
Inlet Valve Use this valve to isolate the 5100P Analyzer from the Sample
Gas stream, and to allow the flow of Sample Gas into the Sample
Conditioning Panel.
Outlet Fitting/Panel
Exhaust (to instrument)
Provides the Sample Gas connection point out of the Sample
Conditioning Panel (Panel Exhaust), which flows to the Inlet port
on the 5100P Analyzer.
Regulator Available only on the Standard Pressure Sample Conditioning
Panel, use the regulator to reduce the Sample Gas pressure to
the desired operating pressure of the Sample Conditioning
Panel (typically set to 0.4–0.7 BARG/6–10 PSIG).
Gauge Displays the pressure of the Sample Gas being delivered to the
analyzer.
Filter This filter (membrane separator) removes any entrained
(trapped) liquids and particulate matter from the Sample Gas
and protects the analyzer.
Flow Meter with Valve Use this to set the Sample Gas flow to between 1–2 LPM and to
protect the analyzer.
Drain Valve Open this valve to remove liquids and particulate matter (sepa-
rated by the Filter) from the Sample Gas, before it travels to the
5100P where it is measured.
Typical setting is to turn the valve 1/8-turn counter-clockwise
from the fully closed position.
Connecting and Starting Up the 5100P
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