Ss Brewtech Jacketed Unitank, Руководство пользователя

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It is very important that once the vessel is empty and ready to be cleaned that the residual
pressure buildup is released from the vessel before removing the lid cap. To perform this step,
open the sampling valve, and allow all pressure to bleed off before loosening any of the TC
connections on the vessel. Failure to do so could cause personal property damage, serious
bodily injury, or death.
Never allow a vacuum to form within the vessel. During crash cooling or liquid extraction
ALWAYS attach a CO2 system to the vessel and supply an amount of pressure that is less
than the rated operating pressure of 15 PSI. Alternatively, open the blow-off cane’s ball valve
to compensate for liquid contraction. Never attach a diaphragm, vacuum, or centrifugal pump
to the vessel without sufficient head venting. Failure to do so could cause personal property
damage, serious bodily injury, or death.
Always assume contents are under pressure. This vessel has been designed and tested to con-
form with widely accepted beer serving and carbonating pressures. Never exceed the pressure
threshold of 30 PSI, and never operate the vessel without the PRV in place. Never use the
vessel in a manner than is otherwise directed. Always keep out of reach of children.
WARNING
PRIOR TO USE
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After assembling your Unitank, we recommend a pressure / leak test before introducing any chemicals
for cleaning or product to the vessel. To do so, simply fill the vessel with enough water to cover the
lower ports then seal up the vessel by closing all valves. Next, introduce head pressure through the
blow-off arm. We recommend the full operating load of 15 PSI for testing purposes. Check for leaks
over the course of a few hours and take note of any gaskets or TC clamps that may need to be adjusted
or tightened. Once testing is completed, carefully vent the tank by slowly opening the butterfly valve on
the blow-off arm.
PRESSURE / LEAK TESTING