Connecting The Gas Inlet And Exhaust Tubes - Thermo Scientific Corona Veo Operating Manual

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5.5.4

Connecting the Gas Inlet and Exhaust Tubes

Parts required
Tools required
Preparations
Follow these steps
Charged Aerosol Detectors Corona Veo (RS) Operating Manual
This section describes the connection of the gas inlet and exhaust tubes
to the detector.
Gas supply
Ventilation appliance
From the detector ship kit:
Gas exhaust tubing
Gas inlet tubing
If you wish to use a different gas inlet tubing with metric
dimensions: Inch-to-metric adapter
Tubing cutter (optional)
1. Observe the site requirements for the gas supply and the ventilation
(see
section 5.3, page
2. Check the gas tubes. Observe the following:
Use only the gas tubes that are shipped with the detector as well
as additional or spare parts as recommended by Thermo Fisher
Scientific.
The connectors must be free from contaminants. Even minute
particles may cause damage to the system or lead to invalid test
results.
Do not install gas tubes or connection unions that are stressed,
nicked, kinked, or otherwise damaged.
1. Connect the gas inlet tubing to the gas supply and route it to the
detector.
2. Connect the gas exhaust tubing to the ventilation and route it to the
detector. Make sure that the exhaust gas is removed by a fume
hood or other proper ventilation appliance and does not vent
directly into the laboratory.
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