Sabio 2010D, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Introduction Page 1-1
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Section 1 Introduction
Users can easily perform gas dilution, ozone, and GPT
calibrations with Sabio Instruments Inc.'s intelligent Model
2010D
gas dilution calibrator. The Model
2010D
was designed to
set a new government and industry standard of quality and
performance for gas calibrations. Enhanced with the latest
technology, Sabio's Model
2010D
Gas Dilution Calibrator is an
uncomplicated and effective way to precisely control the
dilution of gas standards for calibration of ambient air and
source monitoring analyzers.
An easy-to-read display, with touch panel operation, user-
friendly menu software and sturdy hardware amenities make the
Model
2010D
both highly practical and easy to operate. Each
Model
2010D
component was selected or designed with great care to
meet Sabio's quality performance standards and government
environmental agency goals and requirements.
User Benefits
Quality Construction.
Sabio selected very high quality, inert valves
for the source, permeation and dilution streams. The source and
permeation oven valves wetted surfaces are manufactured with inert
materials. To ensure the manifolds do not react with the gases, the
manifolds are made of inert materials. Sabio minimized dead space
in the valves and manifolds to assure fast rise times. A source
purge-valve is standard for sweeping trapped gas out of the source
manifold. Static mixers enhance homogeneous blending of diluent and
source gases and the reaction chamber meets EPA requirements.
Mass-flow controllers precisely meter all gas streams.
Modern technology means precision calibration.
In combining superior
software, components and materials, Sabio's Model
2010D
is
setting a new benchmark for precisely diluting gas standards.
Elemental design means no lengthy training period required.
The design of
the Model calibrator makes it easy for non-technical personnel with
little or no specialized training to perform precise calibrations
of gas analyzers.