Operating Principle Of The Metpoint Ocv 40 Bar - Beko METPOINT OCV Instructions For Installation And Operation Manual

Measurement accessories for the measurement in systems up to 40 bar

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Operating principle of the METPOINT® OCV 40 bar

Operating principle of the METPOINT

OCV 40 bar

The METPOINT

OCV in the version for an operating pressure of 40 bar was developed for the

detection of vaporous and gaseous hydrocarbons in compressed air that is free from aggressive,

caustic, toxic, flammable, and fire-accelerating constituents.

To determine the residual oil content in systems with an operating pressure of up to 40 bar(g), a partial

volume flow can be taken from the system, and the system pressure reduced to 7 bar(g). With the

reduced operating pressure, the medium flows through the METPOINT

OCV.

The measuring probe of the METPOINT

OCV is integrated into the pipework system of the customer.

The provided ball valve allows for the separation of the METPOINT

OCV from the system for

maintenance and calibration, without needing to interrupt the compressed-air supply. For the reduction

of the operating pressure, a special pressure reducer is installed.

For the tubing from the pressure reducer to the METPOINT

OCV, a stainless steel pipe Ø 6 x 1 mm is

used. The length of the pipework must not exceed 1000 mm.

The medium travels at approximately 2 l/min through the METPOINT

OCV, which means that the

"loss" of compressed air through the measurement in the withdrawn partial flow is negligible.

Measurement accessories METPOINT® OCV 40 bar

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