Operation Manual
Over 100 ft (30 m) - use a "Loop" system (auxiliary liquid CO
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return line).
Pelletizer Liquid CO
CO
liquid supply line: 3/4" (19 mm) JICM
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2
CO
vapor supply line: 1/2" (13 mm) JICM
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2
CO
vapor exhaust line: 2" (51 mm) PVC
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2
CO
vapor recovery line (when applicable): 2" (51 mm) copper tube
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2
Exhaust Venting
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Any structure housing a Pelletizer must have an air circulation system.
Route the Vapor CO
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The exhaust backpressure must be less than 1 psig (.07 bar).
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Use a 2" (51 mm) conduit when exhaust pipe is 30 ft (9 m) or less.
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Use a 3" (76 mm) conduit when exhaust pipe is more than 30 ft (9 m)
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The pipe can be PVC, flexible hose, copper pipe, stainless steel pipe, or sheet metal
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ducting.
Placement and Spacing
The Pelletizer needs to be installed on a level floor with adequate load bearing to
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support it.
Allow a minimum of 60" (1.5 m) of space in front of the Pelletizer for pellet boxes.
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Supply Valve Locations
A safety pressure relief valve must exist between the Pelletizer and the supply line shut
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off valves.
The liquid and Vapor CO
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Pelletizer within easy reach of the operator.
Electrical Power Connection
Cold Jet requires a qualified electrician to install power to the Pelletizer.
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The Pelletizer has been pre-wired for your requested voltage and frequency.
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You must provide the correct hard conduit and four-wire, three-phase power wiring.
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Liquid CO
Storage Tank Recommendations
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Use a tank large enough to accept a full truckload of CO
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A refrigerator and vaporizer (heater) are needed to balance the CO
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pressure. Ideal storage conditions are 290 psig (19.99 bar) at 0oF (-18oC).
The refrigeration should turn on at 295 psig (20.3 bar) and turn off at 285 psig (19.7
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bar).
The vaporizer should turn on at 270 psig (18.62 bar) and turn off at 280 psig (19.3 bar).
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Connections for Vapor & Exhaust
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to an exhaust system or vent it to an outside source.
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shut-off valves and electrical disconnect must be near the
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P750/P1500/P3000
pump and vapor-to-tank
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.
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temperature and
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