ABB GAA330-M Operating Instructions Manual page 68

Emission monitoring system for marine applications
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Adjustment with calibration cell and ambient air
Adjustment with test gases
GAA330-M EMISSION MONITORING SYSTEM
The dew point of the inlet air should be similar to the measured gas, for not
changing the conditions in the cooler.
1
Start calibration process.
2
The solenoid valve switches to ambient air.
3
A defined purging time of 90 seconds starts to guarantee that all re-
mains of measuring gas are replaced.
4
The zero point is set.
5
The calibration cell is driven into the gas path.
6
The end point is set.
7
The calibration cell is driven out of the gas path.
8
The solenoid valve is switched back to measuring gas.
9
A defined purging time of 90 seconds starts to guarantee that all re-
mains of zero gas are replaced.
10 The measuring operation is restarted.
Test gases are dry gases, without any amount of water content. The result-
ing zero-point shift switches the complete sensitivity line parallel and ad-
justs the calibration to the operating conditions.
1
Start calibration process.
2
The zero gas is supplied through the gas cooler.
3
A defined purging time of 90 seconds starts to guarantee that all re-
mains of measuring gas are replaced.
4
The zero point is set.
5
The end-point gas is supplied.
6
A defined purging time of 90 seconds starts to guarantee that all re-
mains of zero gas are replaced.
7
The end point is set.
8
The solenoid valve is switched back to measuring gas.
9
A defined purging time of 90 seconds starts to guarantee that all re-
mains of end-point gas are replaced.
10 The measuring operation is restarted.
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OI/GAA330-M-EN REV. C

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