Model 320 Document History DOCUMENT HISTORY ISSUE AMENDMENT DATE 1.00 First Issue 04/05 1.01 ECN2008 11/06 1.10 ECN2015 01/07 1.20 ECN2145 09/10 1.30 ECN2732 03/22...
Model 320 Contents CONTENTS DOCUMENT HISTORY CONTENTS INTRODUCTION SPECIFICATION INSTALLATION PLUMBING ELECTRICAL SET-UP METHANE CONCENTRATION CALCULATION OPERATION TEMPERATURE CONTROL Power On Viewing and Setting Parameters How to Input Set-Point Value (SV) PARAMETER LIST GAS PATH CONTROL...
Non-Methane Hydrocarbon content of a sample, leaving just Methane to be measured on the THC Analyser. For ease of operation, the Model 320 Cutter is designed with a heated gas switch to select the desired gas path: CH or THC.
Analyser (for lengths up to 1 metre), or Signal Heated Sample Line (for lengths greater than 1 metre). ELECTRICAL The Model 320 Cutter should only be supplied with its stated voltage from a stable and reliable electricity source (e.g. UK mains). Using incorrect voltage may void warranty.
Model 320 Installation Set-Up The Signal Model 320 Cutter must be set-up correctly before use. The set-up procedure must be followed before usage for optimum performance. Once the Model 320 has been correctly installed, follow the instructions below to ensure that greater than 98% of the Propane is removed from the sample.
Model 320 Gas Path Control OPERATION TEMPERATURE CONTROL The temperature of the Cutter must be set and allowed to stabilise fully before use. Temperature Controller Front Panel...
Model 320 Operation Power On The unit has three modes, Operation, Operation control and Channel selection mode. Viewing and Setting Parameters At power up, the controller will be in the operational mode — process variable (PV) will be displayed. NOTE: PV is the temperature of the Cutter and it is not programmable.
Model 320 Operation GAS PATH CONTROL With the Model 320 Cutter correctly installed and set up, the gas output path from the Cutter can be switched directly between Methane-only (CH ) output, and Total Hydrocarbon (THC) output. Rotate the valve control knob on the front panel through 180, as illustrated...
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