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- Page 1 Manifolds Steel / brass Operating manual OP 310/360...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Manifolds steel / brass Content Page Preliminary notes – Warranty and liability Usage Function Type of Gas Devices for requiring acceptance plants General conditions for operation, transport and storage Connections Intended use Guidelines Safety instructions The handling of gases Gas-specific design Duties of the operator Duties of the personnel General regulations and notes... - Page 3 Orifice (6 mm Brass) CLSA1 / SGA2 CLSA2 CLSA-A CISA CISA Pharma ECOGAZ SA ECOGAZ FOOD Orifice (6 mm Brass) ML A ECOGAZ P ECOGAZ P FOOD 1. Purge Valve 8. Active side switch 2. Process Gas Valve 9. Block valve right 3.
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Page 4: Preliminary Notes - Warranty And Liability
Warranty and liability Our “General Terms and Conditions of Sale and Terms of The warranty period of this fitting supplied by AIR LIQUIDE is Delivery” apply. These are available to the operator at the one year, including spare parts and repair, excluding postage latest upon conclusion of the contract. -
Page 5: Usage
2 Usage 2.1 Function 2.2 Type of Gas Pressure manifolds are used as central supply system for Depending on the version of the manifold, for high purity technical and high-purity gases to supply one or more points gases incl. 6.0. See gas compatibility table Chapter 10. of use. -
Page 6: Guidelines
The AL equipment enhancing the term “FOOD” in their des- 2.7.1 Conformity ignation are specifically designed for use with food gases AIR LIQUIDE certifies that these equipment are in conformity used for food and beverage applications. They are compliant with the technical specifications of AIR LIQUIDE, which have with Regulation EC 1935/2004 which requires that packaging... -
Page 7: Safety Instructions
3 Safety instructions 3.1 The handling of gases 3.5 General regulations and notes The handling of technical and high-purity gases, in particular The pressure control panels comply with the state of the art toxic (poisonous), flammable or fire-promoting gases, re- and the recognized rules of technology. -
Page 8: Dangers Due To Electrical Energy
4 Marking 3.10 Dangers due to electrical energy 4.1 Name plate Work on electrical components, display and control units A name plate with following information is located on the (e. g. ALMS) may only be carried out by a qualified electrician. base plate of the manifold: Manufacturer, date of manufacture, type designation, ap- Check the electrical equipment of the plant regularly. -
Page 9: Flow Scheme
5 Flow scheme CLSA1 / SGA2 CLSA2 CLSA-A CISA CISA Pharma ECOGAZ SA ECOGAZ FOOD ML A ECOGAZ P ECOGAZ P FOOD... -
Page 10: Installation
6 Installation 6.1 Assembly 6.1.6 Check connection threads and connection surfaces 6.1.1 Assembly may only be carried out by persons who are of the cylinder valves and the gaskets for proper con- trained, experienced in the field of application (gas dition and fit (see Fig.8.10 / 8.11). Mount Flexible installations) and have been instructed in safety tech- hoses / pigtails with hand connection (Oring seal) -
Page 11: Operation
7 Operation 7.1 Commissioning 7.2 Changeover and cylinder change 7.1.1 The manifold has been mounted according to chapter 7.2.1 Close the cylinder valve of the emptied gas cylinder. 6 and checked for possible leakages. The piping sys- tem mounted behind the manifold is filled with inert 7.2.2 Close the service gas valve (2). -
Page 12: Operation Of The Gas Shortage Warning Device
8 Operation of the gas shortage warning device 8.1 General operation of the gas shortage 8.2 Notes on pressure transmitter warning device or cylinder scale The monitoring system consists of the pressure transducers The cylinder pressure at which a gas shortage signal is to be or a scales (ALMS Libra), the ALMS and the electrical signal issued can be set on the monitoring system. -
Page 13: Instructions For Operation And Maintenance
Change the cylinder Not operating valve Change the cylinder Insufficient output of gas Under-dimensioned equipment Contact AIR LIQUIDE Equipment in output not operational Change the equipment Occasional over consumption Replace by an equipment with a lower output The gas source in... -
Page 14: Maintenance
9.2 Maintenance Even though the equipment is reliable, it must be checked We suggest the use of the following table to ensure an opti- periodically. mum usage of your equipment: Since this task requires some precautions, it must be done V –... -
Page 15: Repairs
9.3 Repairs 9.4 Disposal and recycling For safety reasons, repairs may only be carried out in author- At the end of the equipment’s useful life or when it is impos- ized workshops or by the manufacturer. sible to repair it, it is essential to respect the local regulations for recycling / disposal of our equipment. To prevent reuse, Only original spare parts shall be used. -
Page 16: Gas Compatibility
10 Gas compatibility Ammonia Methane Ethylene Propylene Propane Acetylen Hydrogen Nitrous oxide Oxygen Breathable air Synth. air Carbon monoxide Carbon dioxide Argon-CO -mixture Inert Gases* Nominal flow rate Nitrogen Nm / h ** Back pressures reserve (bar) Back pressures from / to (bar) - Page 17 Ammonia Methane Ethylene Propylene Propane Acetylen Hydrogen Oxygen Synth. air Breathable air Argon-CO -mixture Inert Gases* Calibration of relief valve (bar) Nominal flow rate Nitrogen Nm / h ** Back pressures reserve (bar) Back pressures from / to (bar) Item number...
- Page 18 Ammonia Methane Ethylene Propylene Propane Acetylen Hydrogen Oxygen Breathable air Synth. air Carbon monoxide Carbon dioxide Argon-CO -mixture Inert Gases* Nominal flow rate Nitrogen Nm / h ** Back pressures from / to (bar)
- Page 20 3073 Gümligen A world leader in gases, technologies and services for Industry and Health, Tel: +41 31 95 05050 Air Liquide is present in 75 countries with approximately 66,400 employees info@carbagas.ch www.carbagas.ch and serves more than 3.8 million customers and patients.
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