Connecting The Sample Lines - ABB Navigator 550 Manual

Low level dissolved oxygen wet-section
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Connecting the sample lines

Note.
Sample inlet tubing, sample outlet tubing and drain tubing is customer-supplied.
Stainless steel is highly recommended for sample inlet lines as it prevents ingress of oxygen via the sample tubing. Nylon tubing
has a low oxygen permeability and can be used as an alternative to stainless steel, but stainless steel is the preferred option.
All sample drains must be kept as short as possible and be vertical to enable the sample to drain freely during a calibration routine.
Ensure the drain tubing outlet is open to atmosphere.
Referring to Fig. 4:
1. Connect the sample outlet tubing
C
outlet
.
2. Connect the drain tubing
3. Connect sample inlet tubing
G
connector
. Alternatively, nylon tubing 6 mm or
Fig. 4 Connecting the sample lines
6
A
using flexible PVC tubing 10 mm (
D
using flexible PVC tubing 10 mm (
F
(typically stainless steel), 6 mm or
1
/
4
3
/
in.) ID fitted to barbed connector
8
3
/
in.) ID fitted to the barbed connector at the base of drain valve
8
1
/
in. OD (depending on customer requirement) to the bulkhead
4
in. OD could be fitted with suitable inner support fitting.
B
at the base of sample
E
.
CI/ADS550–EN Rev. D

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