Speidel 47014, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Pressure cask
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5 How to work with the pressurized beverage cask
5.1 Filling the vessel with gas properly:
(for the use with a CO
2
/carbon dioxide gas connection)
1. The following additional equipment is required: SPEIDEL gas set, pressure relief
valve (adjustable from 0 - max. 10 bar) and lockable gas bottle with the respective
application gas, see accessories (carbon dioxide).
2. Use a socket wrench, size 6, to remove blind plug (0) from tap (A).
3. At the lower end (1a), screw coupler unit (1) including seal into the lock (0) of the
tap (A).
4. Firmly attach the hose's threaded connector (3b) to the exit port (4a) of the pressure
relief valve.
5. Now, connect the quick release of the hose (2a) to the male coupling (1b). Simply
press in – done!
6. The other end of the hose (2b) is pre-assembled with the threaded hose connection
(3a).
7. Subsequently, ensure all components are properly connected. Before connecting the
valve (4b), set the pressure relief valve to "ZU" (CLOSED) and totally remove the
operating pressure set screw (4c); this will prevent immediate pressure build-up.
8. Now, connect the relief valve (4d) with the proper gas bottle.
9. The system is now ready to be used. Depending on the application, the vessel can
now be pressurized to a maximum of 10 bar (should this pressure be exceeded, the
relief valve will be activated!)
10. Open the gas bottle. The bottle's pressure will be displayed on the pressure gauge.
Now, you can open the valve (4b) on the pressure relief valve and set the appropriate
pressure, using the setscrew (4c). The operating pressure will be displayed on the
pressure gauge and the relief valve.
(
4a
)
Connection
Gas bottle (
4d
)
(
4c
)
Hose (
2
)
SPEIDEL gas set (1-3)
(
4b
)
Seal
Coupler unit (
1
)
Quick release (
3
)
SPEIDEL pressure relief valve
(4)
Tap (
A
)
Locking device (
0
)
(
2a
)
(
2b
)
(
3b
)
(
3a
)
(
1a
) (
1b
)