OmniSense ARELCO CIP10, Руководство пользователя

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PREPARATION OF THE CIP 10
The collection head is made up of the selector attached to the rotating cup’s
enclosure. The preparation of the selectors corresponding to the different
dust fractions to be collected is done in the following manner:
CIP 10 R FRACTION SELECTOR
Two different foams are used in the selector.
A 45 grade* Ø 23 x Ø 7 x 5 mm impactor foam and a
45 grade Ø 20 x Ø 8 x 24 mm selector foam.
Place an impactor foam (6) in the upper housing of the
selector’s (3) inner plastic part. When collecting in
zones with high concentrations of large particles, place
several drops of PEG (a surface active agent) on its
surface and spread uniformly. This technique makes it
possible to stop significant quantities of large particles
and minimize any risk of reentrainment. Place the inner
part just prepared in the selector and push it to the
bottom on its central stem.
Fit the small chimney shaped metallic nozzle (8) into
the center of the upper part of the diffuser. Place a
selector foam (7) around the nozzle without crushing it.
Screw the selection chamber on the diffuser’s upper
threading. Using the screw (4) mounted on the lug,
prevent any possible rotation of the selection chamber
with respect to the diffuser. Check that there’s a cover
on the head of the selection chamber.
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(*) grade: Number of pores per linear inch (25.4 mm)
CIP 10 T FRACTION SELECTOR
Choose a thoracic nozzle: a cone shaped metallic part
(10) having radial holes on its base. Check the condi-
tion of its outer surface; it should be free of scratches,
pits and deposits.
Check that the radial holes are completely free of any
impurity. Fit this part on the top part of the diffuser.
Screw the selection chamber on the diffuser’s upper
threading. Using the screw (4) mounted on the lug, pre-
vent any possible rotation of the selection chamber
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