Sample Gas Inlet Conditions Under Atmospheric Conditions - ABB EasyLine EL3060 Series Instructions For Installation Start-Up And Operation

Sample gas inlet conditions under atmospheric conditions

Sample gas composition
Sample Gas Inlet and Outlet Conditions
The standard version of the gas analyzer is suitable for measuring non-
flammable and flammable gases under atmospheric conditions, which
can occasionally form a potentially explosive atmosphere.
The oxygen content of the sample gas mixture may be max. 21 % vol. as
per atmospheric conditions.
If the sample gas only consists of a mixture of oxygen and flammable
gases and vapors, it may be not potentially explosive under any
circumstances. This can normally be achieved if the oxygen content is
safely limited to max. 2 % vol.
Flammable gases which are potentially explosive under the conditions
applicable for the analysis, even without the presence of oxygen, may
only be contained in the mixture to be analyzed in non-safety-critical
concentrations.
The gas analyzer may not be used for measuring gases that attack the
materials in contact with the sample medium (e.g. gases containing
chlorine).
Temperature
The sample gas dew point must be at least 5 °C lower than the lowest
ambient temperature in the overall sample gas feed path. Otherwise, a
sample gas cooler or condensate trap is required. Fluctuations in water
vapor content cause volume errors.
Inlet Pressure
Absolute pressure max. 1100 hPa and gauge pressure max. 100 hPa
Flow rate
Uras26 20...100 l/h
Magnos206 30...90 l/h
Caldos25 max. 100 l/h
Caldos27 max. 100 l/h
Pressure drop at the flame barriers
Approx. 40 hPa at a flow rate of 50 l/h
Outlet Pressure
The outlet pressure must be the same as the atmospheric pressure.
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