1.3
Hydrogen and Carbon Dioxide Warning
Applicable for furnaces constructed to use H
2
and CO
2
test gases with CO
2
'Purge' gas.
H
2
can form explosive gas mixtures, take precautions to avoid leakage
of H
2
.
H
2
and CO
2
can react to form CO.
see section 1.2.
Carbon dioxide (CO
2
) is a colourless, odourless and tasteless gas that is an asphyxiant.
Rapid unconsciousness occurs at levels above 11%, levels of 20 - 30% are immediately
hazardous to life.
Information extracted from Croner Publications Ltd. Substances Hazardous To
Health.
To minimise the risks associated with CO
2
it is most important that the product is
installed and operated in accordance with this instruction manual. If the product
operator experiences any of the effects listed above, the product must be isolated from
the gas and electricity supplies immediately and expert advice sought. For safety
guidelines seek the gas manufacturers advice.
1.4
Safety Warning - Refractory Fibre Insulation
Insulation made from High Temperature Insulation Wool
Refractory Ceramic Fibre, better known as (Alumina silicate
wool - ASW).
This product contains
alumino silicate wool
products in its thermal insulation. These
materials may be in the form of blanket or felt, formed board or shapes, slab or loose
fill wool.
Typical use does not result in any significant level of airborne dust from these materials,
but much higher levels may be encountered during maintenance or repair.
Whilst there is no evidence of any long term health hazards, it is strongly recommended
that safety precautions are taken whenever the materials are handled.
Exposure to fibre dust may cause respiratory disease.
When handling the material, always use approved respiratory protection
equipment (RPE-eg. FFP3), eye protection, gloves and long sleeved clothing.
Avoid breaking up waste material. Dispose of waste in sealed containers.
After handling, rinse exposed skin with water before washing gently with soap
(not detergent). Wash work clothing separately.
Before commencing any major repairs it is recommended to make reference to the
European Association representing the High Temperature Insulation Wool industry
(www.ecfia.eu).
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Summary of Contents for CARBOLITE GERO CAF G5
Page 63: ...Fig 3 Front Tube Seal Assembly Fig 4 Door Arm Assembly 63 ...
Page 64: ...Fig 5a Camera Mounting Bracket Fig 5b Lens and Camera Assembly 64 ...
Page 65: ...Fig 5c Sliding the Camera Mounting Bracket Assembly onto the Door Arm 65 ...
Page 66: ...Fig 5d Securing the Camera Mounting Bracket Assembly to the Door Arm 66 ...
Page 67: ...Fig 5e Mounting the Lens and Camera Assembly 67 ...
Page 68: ...Fig 5f Lens and Camera Assembly in Position 68 ...
Page 69: ...Fig 6a Rear View of the Standard CAF G5 Furnace Showing Brick Box Assembly 69 ...
Page 71: ...Fig 7 Front Tube Seal Position 71 ...
Page 72: ...Fig 8 Tube End Seal Assembly Tightening Sequence Fig 9 Work Tube Front Support 72 ...
Page 73: ...Fig 10 Fitting the Door Arm Assembly Fig 10a Adjusting the Door Arm Assembly 73 ...
Page 74: ...Fig 11a Furnace Case and Controls 74 ...
Page 75: ...Fig 11b Gas Inlet Pipe Fig 12 Positioning the Furnace 75 ...
Page 77: ...Fig 13c Loading Samples into the Work Tube 77 ...
Page 78: ...Fig 16 File Folder 78 ...
Page 79: ...Fig 17 Door Arm Assembly Exploded View 79 ...
Page 82: ...SST DT HT FT Fig 18 Report Sheet Page 2 Side View Plan View Fig 19 Formed Wire Sample 82 ...
Page 83: ...Fig 20 Sample Carrier Sample Tiles and Sample Positions 83 ...
Page 84: ...Fig 21a Coal and Coke Test Piece Mould Fig 21b Biomass Test Piece Mould and Hand Press 84 ...
Page 85: ...Fig 22 Sample Loading Tool Fig 23 Camera Ethernet Connection 85 ...
Page 86: ...Fig 24 LED Driver Connection 86 ...
Page 87: ...Notes Service Record Engineer Name Date Record of Work ...