Installation Environment - Honeywell ACM 150 Manual To Installation, Operation, And Maintenance

ACM 150
Your Methods - Chemicals Monitored by Your ACM 150
The ACM 150 monitors the air samples for the presence of gases and the vapors
of liquid chemicals. It will monitor only those chemicals for which it has been
configured. The ACM 150 monitor is always provided with at least one analytical
methods, atlhough several analytical methods may be used. These are the chemicals
that were requested by the user and then grouped by an Honeywell Analytics
application chemist into methods or groups of chemicals.
The method is identified with a customer code at the beginning followed by the
method number. Each time it is revised to add or delete gases the method number is
changed.
The user can assign any of these methods to a particular sample area. Once a
method (group of chemicals) is selected for a sample area, the user must then
decide which of the chemicals contained in the method may actually be present at
the sample area. Those chemicals are selected as active.
The ACM 150 monitor will then monitor each sample areas for the all of the
chemicals set active for that sample area. Chemicals designated inactive are not
reported by the ACM 150 monitor.
ZPD Value and Location
The ZPD, Zero Path Difference, is a signal that is produced by the FTIR analyzer.
The value and location of the ZPD are performance indicators which are always
monitored by the ACMs computer.

Installation environment

Space requirement
No access is required from the rear or from either side. The ACM 150 monitor may be
against a wall or set back-to-back with another monitor. Allow a space of 3 inches (8
cm) behind the rear for air circulation. Front access is required. Leave a clear space
of 36 inches (91 cm) in front of the cabinet door.
The approximate overall dimensions of the cabinet are:
• Height: 60 inches (152 cm)
• Width: 40 inches (102 cm)
• Depth: 26 inches (66 cm)
• Weight: 800 pounds (363 kg)
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