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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

 

1.PRODUCT OUTLINE 

1-1.  Preface  ……………………………………………………………………… 

1-2.  Application for use  …………………………………………………………… 

1-3.  Definition of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION and NOTE  ………………… 

1-4.  Method of confirmation for CE/UKCA marking type 

(Non-explosion proof specification only)  ………………… 

2.IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE SAFETY 

2-1.  Danger cases  ………………………………………………………………… 

2-2.  Warning cases  ………………………………………………………………… 

2-3.  Precaution  …………………………………………………………………… 

2-4.  Caution for explosion proof (In case of intrinsically safe design)  ………… 

3.PRODUCT COMPONENTS 

3-1.  External dimensions  ………………………………………………………… 

3-2.  Names and functions for each part  …………………………………………          5 
3-3.  System composition  ………………………………………………………… 

4.HOW TO USE 

4-1.  Before operation  …………………………………………………………… 

4-2.  Installation place  …………………………………………………………… 

4-3.  Maintenance space  ………………………………………………………… 

4-4.  Installation work  …………………………………………………………… 

4-5.  Caution at wiring construction  …………………………………………… 

4-6.  Applicable cable  …………………………………………………………… 

4-7.  Example of cable connection  ……………………………………………… 

4-8.  Caution at piping works  ……………………………………………………… 

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4-9.  Example of piping connection  ……………………………………………… 

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5.OPERATION METHOD 

5-1.  Preparation for start up    …………………………………………………… 

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5-2.  Start up  ……………………………………………………………………… 

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5-3.  Stopping the operation  ………………………………………………………   

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6.MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION 

6-1.  Inspection frequency and items  …………………………………………… 

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6-2.  How to calibration 

6-2-1.  Required kit and tools for calibration  …………………………… 

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6-2-2.  Performing a zero adjustment  …………………………………… 

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6-2-3.  Performing a span adjustment  …………………………………… 

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6-3.  Replacing the sensor   

6-3-1.  Replacement frequency of the sensor  ………………………… 

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6-3-2.  How to replace the sensor  ……………………………………… 

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6-4.  List of recommendable spare parts for regular replacement  ……………   

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7.STORAGE, RELOCATION AND DISPOSAL 

7-1.  Procedures to store the detector head or leave it for a long time  ………   

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7-2.  Procedures to relocate the detector head or use it again  ……………… 

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7-3.  Disposal of products  ……………………………………………………… 

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8.MEASURES AT ABNORMAL CASE 

8-1.  Responding to trouble alarm  ………………………………………………   

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8-2.  Before it is thought to be a trouble  ……………………………………… 

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9.PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 

9-1.  Standard specifications    …………………………………………………   

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9-2.  Standard accessories  ……………………………………………………  

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9-3.  Optional accessories  ……………………………………………………     

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9-4.  Detection principle  …………………………………………………………     

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10.DEFINITION OF TERMS …………………………………………………………… 

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Summary of Contents for GD-F4A-A

Page 1: ...PT2E 2501 Oxygen Gas Detector Head GD F4A A Operating Manual PT2 151...

Page 2: ...addition it may be fluctuated by environmental temperature humidity etc changes in the installation site 2 The alarm must be set within a range where the performance of the detector can be ensured Th...

Page 3: ...iping connection 11 OPERATION METHOD Preparation for start up 12 Start up 12 Stopping the operation 12 MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION Inspection frequency and items 13 How to calibration Required kit and...

Page 4: ...trinsically safe system in combination with zener barrier option to be able to install in hazardous area Definition of DANGER WARNING CAUTION and NOTE This manual contains the following headings to en...

Page 5: ...terval Do not change or remodel the circuit structure of this unit Do not disassemble the sensor since there is a electrolyte inside If your finger touches the electrolyte wash your finger way with wa...

Page 6: ...4 PRODUCT COMPONENTS External dimensions Cable inlet Cable inlet Sensor Gas inlet Protective ground Gas outlet For U bolt Cable inlet Sensor Gas inlet Protective ground Gas outlet For U bolt...

Page 7: ...d with filter inside Sensor lead Lead wires for oxygen signal outputs Terminal strip Relayed terminal for sensor lead and external cable Cable gland Entrance to lead the cable 8 11mm from outside Hing...

Page 8: ...ivision ia Group C 3 Relations between allowable inductance Lo and allowable capacitance Co of intrinsic safety circuit and external wiring inductance Lw and capacitance Cw of intrinsic safety circuit...

Page 9: ...inside detector head Drip proof housing Sensor lead Terminal strip Cable gland Shielded cable Oxygen sensor Gas inlet Gas outlet Detector head Indicator alarm unit Non hazardous area Non hazardous ar...

Page 10: ...aces where the temperature is drastically changed Places exceeding operating temperature and humidity Maintenance space A certain maintenance space must be secured around the detector head so that the...

Page 11: ...he optional zener barrier between this unit and indicator alarm unit at non hazardous area See below fig Connect the other end cable to the indicator alarm unit Connect the shield s drain wire at the...

Page 12: ...ent to the detector response time Be sure to attach the gas suction port at the end of gas detection point Be sure to put dust filter in front of gas detector If sampled gas contains water and corrosi...

Page 13: ...ble and make it to 26hPa at a maximum As the load to oxygen sensor is high on this method aspirator suction method shall be used only when the pump cannot be used If the sample gas pressure would fluc...

Page 14: ...to 1 0L 0 3mL min Be sure to perform gas calibration at the time of new installation Correct reading may not be obtained before gas calibration Stopping the operation Stop the sample gas supply to thi...

Page 15: ...cessary to carry out gas calibration at least every 6 months The law in Japan sets forth that the unit must issue an alarm during the circuit inspection related to alarm while providing normal operati...

Page 16: ...g bag for calibration and confirm that the oxygen reading returns to 20 9vol Return disconnected piping to where they were completion of zero adjustment Performing a span adjustment Pack the span gas...

Page 17: ...at the top of terminal strip and disconnect two lead black and white wires Loosen the screw for sensor stopper and take off the sensor stopper Pull out the sensor upward from the holder Insert new sen...

Page 18: ...rval Q ty unit 1 O ring sensor side in the holder 1 year 3 6 years 1 2 O ring Housing side in the holder 1 year 3 6 years 1 NOTE The replacement interval will change depending on operating condition a...

Page 19: ...tor head is relocated select a new place in accordance with 4 2 Installation place and 4 4 Installation works For information on wiring work see 4 5 Caution at wiring construction The unpowered time m...

Page 20: ...agent or RIKEN KEIKI Before it is thought to be a trouble Check the wirings around the related instruments as well as this detector head It may be caused by improper operation Re check the detection...

Page 21: ...8 11mm Piping port Rc1 8 with half union for O D 8 1 Operating temperature 10 40 non rapidly vary It may differ according to mounted sensor Operating humidity Less than 95 RH non condensing It may dif...

Page 22: ...er is opened and covered with a barrier The negative electrode is installed in contact with the barrier Lead wires are drawn from the positive and negative electrodes to obtain outputs A thermistor is...

Page 23: ...Safety retainer for explosion protection by limiting the energy of electric current within a non ignition level CVVS This is a kind of connecting cable between indicator alarm unit and oxygen detecto...

Page 24: ...Manual Log Rev Amendment Issue data 0 First issue 2017 2 17 1 Addition Declaration of Conformity 2022 7 22...

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