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Description
Moisture on
pressure regu-
lator (NO dew,
rain or snow)
EN
Icing on pres-
sure regulator
(NO dew, rain
or snow)
This table is not exhaustive. For questions and ambiguities please contact manufacturer.
10. DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL
Once the system has reached its end-of-life, it must be dismantled and disposed of in an environmentally
compatible way.
10.1. SAFETY NOTES FOR DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL
WARNING!
•
Risk of injury through incorrect dismantling!
RESIDUAL ENERGY STORAGE, SHARP EDGED COMPONENTS, TIPS AND CORNERS ON AND IN THE
SYSTEM OR ON THE REQUIRED TOOLS CAN CAUSE INJURY.
•
arrange enough space for working
•
be careful with sharp edges
•
pay attention for order and cleanness
•
loose components can cause accidents
•
dismantle the components properly. Bear in mind that some of the components are heavy. Use lifting
equipment if necessary
•
secure the components against falling or toppling over
10.2. DISMANTLING
PRIOR STARTING DISMANTLING
Depressurize cylinder regulator by turning the handwheel anti clockwise.
Depressurize cylinder regulator and make sure that there is no process gas inside.
Depressurize tubing system and purge with inert gas if neccessary.
Dismantle the assemblies and components properly and in compliance with applicable local work safety and
environmental protection regulations.
WARNING!
•
Do not open system fi lled or used with toxic and/ or corrosive gases.
Reason
Solution
Pressure regu-
No failure, nor-
lator withdraw
mal operating
energy from
state
environment
through gas
expansion
Pressure regu-
No failure, nor-
lator withdraw
mal operating
energy from
state ATTEN-
environment
TION: keep
through gas
functionality of
expansion, lim-
contact gauges
ited delivery
in mind, raise
performance
quantity of
from pressure
pressure gas
gas tanks, e.g.
tanks
N2O, CO2
26/56
Valve
Cylinder
Line
Regulator
Regulator
Gas
Supply Panel
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