Anton Paar TTK 600, Справочное руководство

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4 Installation
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Install the compressed-air cooling device on the
sample chamber as follows:
1. Take the air-cooling unit (1) so that the hose
coupling (2) is on the left side.
2. Turn the cooling unit clockwise to 8 o’clock and
insert it from the bottom into the cooling device
connector (see Fig. 3 - 3).
3. Take care that the bolt inside the cooling unit
slides into the slit in the connector.
4. Turn the cooling unit counter-clockwise so that
the hose coupling is again on the left side to lock
it on the connector.
In order to connect the compressed-air hose (3)
supplied with the instrument, proceed as follows:
5. Insert and push the compressed-air hose as far
as possible into the fitting and check the tight-
ness by applying compressed air.
6. Feed the air hose through the diffractometer
enclosure and connect it to the AIR OUT con-
nector on the rear panel of CCU 100.
Connect the compressed-air supply to CCU 100:
1. Connect the female connector of the pneumatic
hose supplied with CCU 100 to the AIR INLET
connector on the rear panel of CCU 100.
2. If a compressed-air dryer (A) is used, combine
the air dryer and the air service unit (B). This
can be done either directly or with the short
hose (C) supplied with the instrument.
3. Connect the Air Service Unit to the compressed-
air supply of the laboratory.
4. Connect the male connector of the pneumatic
hose to the outlet of the air service unit or the
compressed-air dryer, respectively.
5. Set the pressure on the Air-Service Unit to 7 bar.
TIP:
7 bar is the standard value. The pressure can
be varied between 6 to 8 bar. Higher pressure pro-
vides more cooling power, lower pressure less air
consumption.
After you have put CCU 100 in operation, change
the CCU 100 configuration to Cooling Type "CAir"
as described in section 6.3.1.
CAUTION
Risk of damage.
Make sure that the compressed-air cooling unit
is securely locked in the connector before you
start to use the instrument. Gently try to pull it
downwards. It must be fixed on the connector.
B
C
D
A
NOTICE
Do not mount the compressed-air dryer directly
on the air service unit without support or wall
mounting. Mounting lugs (D) are supplied with
the compressed-air dryer.
CAUTION
Risk of damage.
Do not apply more than 8 bar rel. pressure to the
compressed-air connector of CCU 100. Exceed-
ing the pressure limit may cause hoses to burst
and can damage the instrument.
If necessary, use an appropriate pressure regu-
lator between the compressed-air source and
CCU 100.