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Basic EVAP Test
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A flow meter ball indicating flow
=
flow going into (or through) the system being leak-tested. This
is normal while the system is being filled with smoke.
o
A flow meter ball indicating flow
after
the system is filled
=
a leak in the system being tested. The
higher the ball is in the flow meter, the larger the leak size.
o
No flow in flow meter
=
no flow through the system, or no leak.
Control Valve Leak Size Reference Points
The tester’s control valve has calibrated leak size orifices built into
it. The
.
010” (0.25 mm),
.
020” (0.5 mm) and
.
040” (1.0 mm)
reference points calibrate the flow meter in order to
quantify
the
leak size in the system being leak tested.
Calibrate the Flow Meter
1. Position the Control Valve to a leak size.
(Figure 1)
.
2. Press START button and observe the measurement of the flow
meter's indicator ball.
3. Position the flow meter's red pointer flag so that it aligns with
the measurement observed in the previous step
(Figure 2)
.
NOTE: This flow meter measurement indicates the EVAP Pass or Fail
line for that leak standard.
Testing the EVAP System
1. Connect
Leak
finder
® supply line to EVAP system.
2. Position Control Valve on either TEST (non-smoke) or SMOKE (full flow).
3. Press START button and fill the system until the flow meter ball stops
descending. Observe position of ball as compared to red flag.
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Above red flag = FAIL.
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Below red flag = PASS.
NOTE: If system failed and if previous test was performed in TEST mode
(without smoke), then you must alleviate all pressure from EVAP system so
that smoke can be introduced. Then set control valve to SMOKE (full flow)
setting, introduce smoke and look for smoke and/or dye to find the leak(s).
NOTE: The flow meter measurements for quantifying a leak are most accurate
when the
Leak
finder
®
Control Valve is in TEST setting.
NOTE:
When testing a closed system, such as the EVAP system, it is best to
purge the ‘non-smoke’ air out of the system by leaving an opening in the system
being filled (e.g. EVAP vent). Close the system once smoke exits that opening
and continue to fill with smoke. This quickly fills the system with smoke.
Figure 1
Figure 2
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