Ametek Universal Analyzers 3000 Series User manual

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Model Series 3000
Thermoelectric Gas Cooler
Instruction Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0Receiving and Storage .......................................................................................... 3
2.0Definition of Symbols............................................................................................. 4
3.0Product Identification & Configuration ................................................................... 5
4.0Specifications ........................................................................................................ 6
5.0Description and Principle of Operation .................................................................. 7
5.1Application..................................................................................................................................... 7
5.2Description .................................................................................................................................... 7
6.0Installation ............................................................................................................. 9
7.0Start-Up ............................................................................................................... 10
8.0Shutdown ............................................................................................................ 11
9.0Maintenance........................................................................................................ 12
9.1Replacement of Peristaltic Tubing (If Equipped)......................................................................... 12
9.2Replacement of Sample Pump Diaphragm................................................................................. 12
9.3Installing or Replacing Heat Exchangers .................................................................................... 12
10.0Troubleshooting................................................................................................... 13
11.0Drawings and Spare Parts................................................................................... 14
12.0Standard Terms & Conditions of Sale and Warranty........................................... 15

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1.0 Receiving and Storage
The Universal Analyzers 3000 series dual channel or single channel dual stage gas sample cooler is a
completely pre-assembled unit. No assembly is necessary when received on-site.
Carefully inspect the product and any special accessories included with it immediately on arrival by removing
them from the packing and checking for missing articles against the packing list.
Check the items for any damage in transit and, if required, inform the shipping insurance company
immediately of any damage found.
Storage Location should be protected from the elements. Although all components provided are designed to
resist corrosion, additional protection from heat (>140°F/ 60°C) and humidity is recommended.

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2.0 Definition of Symbols
CAUTION, RISK OF DANGER SYMBOL INDICATES INJURY MAY OCCUR IF MANUFACTURER’S
INSTRUCTIONS ARE NOT ADHERED TO.
PLEASE READ MANUAL CAREFULLY WHEN SYMBOL IS DISPLAYED
CAUTION, HOT SURFACE SYMBOL INDICATES EXPOSED SURFACE TEMPERATURE CAN
CAUSE BURNS OR PERSONAL INJURY. CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN WHEN CONTACT IS
REQUIRED.
CAUTION, RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK SYMBOL INDICATES ELECTRICAL SHOCK MAY
OCCUR. CAUTION SHOULD BE TAKEN BEFORE DISCONNECTING OR CONTACTING ANY
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.
PROTECTIVE CONDUCTOR TERMINAL SYMBOL INDICATES THE TERMINAL LOCATION FOR
THE PROTECTIVE CONDUCTOR. FAILURE TO CONNECT TO THE PROTECTIVE CONDUCTOR
TERMINAL MAY RESULT IN A SHOCK HAZARD.

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3.0 Product Identification & Configuration
For the current version of all Model 3000 product configurations, visit the Universal Analyzers website.
https://www.universalanalyzers.com/
Navigate to: Products -> Gas Sample Coolers -> Model 3000 Thermoelectric Gas Cooler.
A link to the current configuration is provided at the bottom of the page.

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4.0 Specifications
OPERATING SPECIFICATIONS
Sample Flow Rate
Model 3040 0 to 6 l/m total (at STP)
Model 3050 0 to 8 l/m total (at STP)
Model 3080 Single sample mode: 0 to 10 l/m total (at STP)
Dual sample mode: 0 to 12 l/m total (at STP)
Maximum Inlet Temperature
Stainless Steel Heat Exchanger 700°F (351°C)
Kynar/Glass Heat Exchanger 280°F (138°C)
Maximum Inlet Gas Dew Point
Model 3040 180°F (82°C)
Model 3050 194
°
F (90
°
C)
Model 3080 Single sample mode: 194
°
F (90
°
C)
Dual sample mode: 180°F (82°C)
Maximum Inlet Water Concentration
Model 3040 50%
Model 3050 70%
Model 3080 Single stream mode: 70%
Dual sample mode: 50%
Minimum Ambient Temperature 32
°
F (0
°
C)
Maximum Ambient Temperature 105
°
F (41
°
C)*
Maximum Cooling Power
Model 3040 126 BTUs per hour (120 kJ/hr.)
Model 3050 126 BTUs per hour (120 kJ/hr.)
Model 3080 252 BTUs per hour (240 kJ/hr.)
Outlet Sample Dew Point 39°F (4°C) adjustable
Gas Sample Inlet Fitting 3/8" tubing fitting
Gas Sample Outlet Fitting 1/4" tubing fitting
Bottom Water Drain Fitting 3/8" tubing fitting
Dimensions (Without Accessories)
Model 3040 18" H x 7.5" W x 11" D
Model 3050 18" H x 7.5" W x 11" D
Model 3080 18" H x 7.5" W x 11" D
Weight 33 lbs (15kg)
Soluble Gas Removal Rates NO 0% loss
NO2 <10% loss
SO2 < 2% loss
CO 0% loss
CO2 < 2% loss
*AT REDUCED FLOW RATE ABOVE 77°F. (25°C.) AMBIENT.
COOLER CAPACITY DATA
Ambient 77°F/25°C Water Vapo
r
Ambient 90°F/32°C Water Vapor Ambient 105°F/41°C Water Vapor
12% 15% 30% 50% 12% 15% 30% 50% 12% 15% 30% 50%
3040 5 l/m 4 l/m 2.8 l/m 1.4 l/m 5 l/m 4 l/m 2 l/m 1 l/m 2.8 l/m 2.4 l/m 1.2 l/m 0.6 lm
3050 8 l/m 8 l/m 7 l/m 6 l/m 6 l/m 6 l/m 5.5 lm 4.5 l/m 3 l/m 3 l/m 2.5 l/m 2 l/m
3080 10 l/m 8 l/m 4 l/m 2 l/m 8 l/m 7 l/m 3.5 l/m 1.8 l/m 4.6 l/m 4 l/m 2.2 l/m 1.1 l/m
(Flow Rate, Water Vapor % and the Ambient Temperature are the three main factors to consider when sizing a gas cooler.)

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5.0 Description and Principle of Operation
5.1 Application
The Universal Analyzers 3000 Series Gas Sample Coolers are designed to be installed in a sample system
where the gas sample contains moisture to be removed. They have an option to be installed in hazardous
locations or unclassified locations.
The 3000 Series Coolers are designed as standalone equipment that does not require integration onto a
panel. They are also designed for minimal maintenance.
The 3000 Series Coolers have mounting holes for 1/4" hardware and may be installed into a protected shelter
or enclosures that are designed to remove the exhaust heat.
Ambient Temperature, Required Flow Rate, and Moisture Content will determine the specific model required
for a specific application.
The use of a Heated Filter and Heated Sample Line are highly recommended to be installed between the
sample extraction location and the input to the 3000 Series Gas Sample Cooler. They are recommended to
keep the temperature of the sample above the boiling point of water or above the dew point of any chemical
reactions that would skew the desired analytical results.
5.2 Description
The 3000 Series Gas Sample Coolers are Thermoelectric Coolers consisting of Peltier Thermoelectric
Elements, control electronics, a heat sink, peristaltic pump motor, and blower fan assembled in a NEMA Type
1 Enclosure designed for mounting of optional equipment. The optional equipment consists of drain options,
water carry over sensor, sample pump, flow meters, as well as different materials for the impingers (water
removal columns) depending on the application.
The 3000 Series Coolers operate by condensing the water from a wet gas sample to a dew point of 4°C with
a minimal loss of water-soluble gas due to the design of the impingers. The impinger is composed of an
insulated tube enclosed in a highly polished cylinder that is then cooled. The hot wet sample is brought to the
bottom of the cylinder through the insulated tube and is then allowed to rise through a narrow annular area at
a relatively high Reynolds number to ensure the entire sample is influenced by the cold surface. The
condensate falls down the cold polished surface in the form of a sheet (as opposed to droplets or the bubbling
of the gas sample through the condensate) which minimizes the surface area in contact with the gas sample.
The temperature of the impinger is maintained through contact with a heat transfer block. Depending on the
model the heat transfer block will either be ambient temperature or be actively cooled to 4°C through the use
of Thermoelectric (Peltier) elements. A model 3040 has a single transfer block with two thermoelectric
elements, a model 3050 has an ambient temperature transfer block and an active transfer block with two
thermoelectric elements, and a model 3080 has two active transfer blocks for a total of four Thermoelectric
Elements. The temperature is measured using an AD592 semiconductor temperature sensing device. This
temperature is controlled to 4°C with a variance of one degree.
The Thermoelectric Elements create a temperature differential between the two sides of element when power
is applied. This creates a cool side that cools the impinger and a hot side where the heat is discharged
through a heat sink with a centrifugal drum blower forcing air through the heat sink.
The 3000 Series Sample Coolers have a digital display on the front panel indicating the operating
temperature (in degrees C) of the heat exchangers. In addition, there are two green LED lights to indicate the
status of the cooler. The 'COOL' light will shine yellow when the operating temperature is between 0°C and
10°C (32°F and 50°F) and otherwise be unlit. The "DRY" light will shine if there is no condensate sensor
installed or if the installed condensate sensor sees water carry over past the impingers.
There are two alarm relays in the 3000 Series Sample Coolers. There is a relay with wetted contacts that will
have the system voltage present and a relay with dry contacts for customers to provide their own signals.
They are both triggered by either the moisture alarm or the temperature alarm.

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Universal Analyzers Sample Chillers are designed to interface with a condensate carry over sensor. The
standard sensor is provided with a filter (which is referred to as a “CCSF”) or it can be ordered without a filter
(“CCS”). This sensor is put in place as an early warning device to ensure that a clean, dry sample is
presented to the analyzer(s), thereby minimizing future maintenance and/or costly repairs.
The sensor is designed to operate with any current model Universal Analyzers sample chiller. If the sensor
needs to be used as a standalone device, then a 100A Moisture Detection Module must be used in
conjunction with the moisture sensor.
The technology behind the CCSF is a capacitive proximity sensor – this is advantageous because the
condensate does not need to be conductive to trigger an alarm. The sensor has an M12 connector on the
bottom and uses the same 1-meter cable (Universal Analyzers Part No. 3907-1017) to interface between the
CCS/CCSF and all chillers and the 100A Moisture Detection Module. In addition, there is an LED indicator on
the sensor itself that illuminates upon detection of condensation or particulate.
There is a potentiometer near the LED to adjust the sensitivity of the sensor. The CCS and CCSF are pre-set
at the factory, and it is not necessary to calibrate in the field. However, we know every application is unique,
and there may be a need or desire to adjust the sensitivity of the sensor to meet your specific application
needs – be it more or less sensitive. The sensor has an arrow with +/- marked near the trim pot. To increase
sensitivity, adjust the trim pot clockwise, conversely, turn the trim pot counterclockwise to reduce the
sensitivity. Contact the factory if additional assistance is required.
The standard drain, a peristaltic pump, is a positive displacement pump that allows for use in either a
pressure or vacuum sample. It provides for easy leak detection but does require periodic maintenance in
replacement of the tubing. A secondary drain option is the use of a float drain trap. This can only be used if
the heat exchangers are at a slight positive pressure in relation to atmosphere. Condensate collects in the
trap until the float rises and allows for the condensate to drain. An eductor (aspirator) is another standard
option for condensate removal. This option requires an instrument air source to create a vortex with the drain
and draw the condensate out of the eductor.
A Sample Pump is offered as an option that is recommended for most applications to draw the sample from
the point of extraction. Universal Analyzers uses a diaphragm pump for this purpose that is designed for
reliability and minimal maintenance. The pump will draw the amount of sample required for the analyzer plus
any bypass flow that may be desired to increase response time. When chosen as an option the pump has a
sample pressure controller that is set at 10 PSI. When the ATEX option and the sample pump option is
chosen an internal 140°C over-temperature switch in the pump is wired to shut power off to the pump to
prevent damage. Operation will resume once the temperature has lowered to a safe level.
The final option in the sample stream offered is a flow meter with a flow control needle valve. This is offered in
a variety of common desired flow ranges.

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6.0 Installation
TO COMPLY WITH HAZARDOUS AREA STANDARDS, UNIT MUST BE INSTALLED IN
A MINIMUM IP54 ENCLOSURE AND PROTECTED FROM DUST/ WATER INGRESS.
ADEQUATE VENTILATION MUST BE PROVIDED FOR DISSIPATION OF A MINIMUM
OF 1200 BTU/hr (1265 kJ/hr)
Universal Analyzers 3000 Series Sample Coolers should be installed away from heat sources in a well
ventilated area of an instrument rack or enclosure. The Cooler performance is proportional to ambient
temperature, too high a temperature will degrade performance. Contact the factory for recommendations. Air
purging an enclosure generally requires more flow than is available to remove the heat which will be
generated internally by the sample chiller. There are air conditioners and vortex cabinet coolers designed to
provide the necessary cooling for enclosing thermoelectric chillers.
The 3000 series sample cooler has mounting taps on the top and bottom to allow it to be wall mounted or
mounted to rails in an instrument rack. Accessories mounted on the side can be supported by the mounting
flange on the cooler.
Sample tubing should be brought to the front heat exchanger. A 3/8” tubing fitting is provided at the top of the
first heat exchanger as the sample inlet. The dry sample outlet from the cooler is the 1/4” Kynar tubing fitting
coming out of the top of the exit heat exchanger at an angle. Unless integrated options are ordered.
The flow path option is a flow meter with adjustable needle valve. The customer connection is a 1/4" Kynar
tubing fitting on the exit (top) of the flow meter.
A drain line from the peristaltic pump, eductor, or drain pot must be run to sewer, a container, or to the ground
outside the instrument enclosure to avoid collecting water (condensate) on the floor.
If an eductor is utilized to remove the condensate, the outlet tube length should be no longer than two feet in
order to keep too much back pressure from the outlet of the eductor. The outlet tube can be placed in a larger
pipe to channel the condensate to a drain.
The electrical power, about 3 amps at 115VAC or 1.5 amps at 230VAC 50/60 Hz should be supplied.
Installation shall be in accord with the manufacturer’s instructions and the National Electrical Code
(ANSI/NFPA 70). Tampering and replacement with non-factory components may adversely affect the safe
use of the system. For the 115VAC case, a power cord is supplied. It can be replaced with conduit wiring
easily.
NOTE: THE SUPPLY POWER CIRCUIT MUST INCLUDE AN OVERPROTECTION
DEVICE WITH A MAXIMUM RATING OF 20A. A DISCONNECT SWITCH MUST BE
LOCATED IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE COOLER. IF THE EQUIPMENT IS USED IN A
MANNER NOT SPECIFIED BY THE MANUFACTURER, THE PROTECTION PROVIDED
BY THE EQUIPMENT MAY BE IMPAIRED PER CLAUSE 5.4.4(I) IN STANDARD EN
61010-1.

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7.0 Start-Up
NOTE: IT IS IMPORTANT THAT THE HEATED PROBE AND HEATED SAMPLE LINE
SHOULD BE AT OPERATING TEMPERATURE BEFORE STARTING THE CHILLER
AND SAMPLE PUMP
Apply power to the Universal Analyzers 3000 Series Sample Cooler. The indicated temperature will start to
drop immediately. It should be below the over-temperature alarm point in approximately four minutes and the
“COOL” green LED lamp should light. When the temperature reaches the control set point, the rate at which
the temperature drops will be reduced. The temperature will stabilize within 1°C of the control set point.
If the optional sample pump is ordered, it will activate once the temperature has reached <10°C. If the
optional flow meter is ordered, adjust the flow control valve to the desired flow rate. Water should be observed
to be removed from the bottom of each heat exchanger when steady state conditions are established. The
green "DRY" LED light will be active.
If an eductor is utilized to remove the condensate, a strong flow of air should be felt to be flowing from the
eductor outlet tube. The outlet tube length should be no longer than two feet. The outlet tube can be placed in
a larger pipe to channel the condensate to a drain.
Turn on the analyzer(s) and initiate the calibration cycle.

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8.0 Shutdown
Disconnect the heated sample line. Allow the cooler to run for several minutes to remove any remaining
possibly hazardous condensate from the impingers. Turn off power to the cooler.

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9.0 Maintenance
Before performing any maintenance on the cooler, ensure that all plant safety procedures are followed. As
with any electri-cal device, ensure power is removed before performing any procedures.
The cooler is designed for maintenance free operation but if any is required, ensure power has been removed
before maintenance or repair is performed.
For the best performance of the cooler, the following maintenance schedule is recommended:
Maintenance Activity Frequency Peristaltic Pump Replace Tubing every 3 months Clean Heat Exchanger
Annually Inspect Heat Sink Fins Monthly
9.1 Replacement of Peristaltic Tubing (If Equipped)
1. Please refer to manufacturer's website for instructions: http://bit.ly/1zfmrzt
2. YouTube: http://bit.ly/1MPLUJO
9.2 Replacement of Sample Pump Diaphragm
Please refer to manufacturers’ website for instructions: http://www.airdimensions.com
9.3 Installing or Replacing Heat Exchangers
Removing the Heat Exchanger
1. Remove the inlet and outlet tubes by loosening the compression fittings. Always use a
backup wrench on the fitting body to ensure no damage to the heat exchanger occurs.
2. Remove the drain fitting using the same procedure as the inlet/outlet. Remove the drain
fittings from the exchanger. Use a backup wrench on the lower heat exchanger hex to
prevent damage to the exchanger.
Replacing the Heat Exchanger
1. Dry and clean the heat exchanger opening in the heat transfer block using a dry, lint-free
cloth (If reusing the heat exchanger, clean the outside as well.) Dried heat transfer paste can
be removed by using a very fine abrasive pad wrapped around a drill bit.
2. Apply a thin layer of heat transfer paste onto the outer diameter of the heat exchanger.
3. Gently push the heat exchanger into the heat transfer block until the head is fully seated
against the insulation on top.
4. Reinstall the drain fitting. Ensure pipe tape is used on the pipe threads before installation.
Use a backup wrench on the heat exchanger lower hex to prevent damage to the exchanger.
5. Reconnected the drain, inlet and outlet tubes.

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10.0 Troubleshooting
The following table should give an overview of possible errors and an instruction to check and to repair them
(not valid for the starting-up period of cooler).
Error Possible reason Check/Repair
Condensate sensor alarm/
Dry light not Illuminated
Overloading of the refrigeration capacity of
the cooler due to too much water vapor or too
great a sample flow rate.
An air leak in the condensate removal tubing.
Failure of the sample cooler.
The cooler is not cold enough.
Inadequate drain apparatus or a fault in the
condensate removal equipment. The heat
exchanger has become full of condensate.
Excessive flow rate.
High ambient temperature.
Defective cooler.
Reduce flow rate
Verify moisture content of sample and
compare to operating specifications on page 6.
Verify drain tubing is unobstructed and
equipment is functioning satisfactory.
Reduce the flow rate.
Reduce the ambient temperature (Increase
ventilation or relocate cooler).
Verify air flow across the heat sink.
Hold hand in front of heat sink fins and ensure
air movement.
No sample gas flow Heat exchanger plugged.
Alarm shutoff.
No power on cooler.
Check for an obstruction.
Remove heat exchanger from unit and
disassemble.
Verify cool & dry indicators are illuminated.
Ensure cooler has power supplied
High oxygen readings/ low
pollutant readings
Leak.
Defective peristaltic pump tubing
Broken or leaking heat exchanger
Loose connection.
Verify all fittings are leak free.
Replace tubing.
Remove heat exchanger and replace if broken
or repair (replace O-Ring) if leaking.
‘COOL’ light is not
illuminated
Ambient temperature too high
flow rate/ water content too high.
Failed peltier element.
Reduce the ambient temperature (Increase
ventilation or relocate cooler).
Lower the flow rate through the cooler and
observe the results. If condition corrects itself,
consult the factory for further troubleshooting.
Measure resistance between the red & black
peltier leads. A failed peltier element will read
high resistance or ‘Open’. Consult wiring
diagram for wire location details.
Power only on drain pump Blown fuse (F1).
Defective transformer (T1)
Replace fuse.
Replace power supply board.

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11.0 Drawings and Spare Parts
For the current revision of all Model 3000 drawings and spare parts, visit the Universal Analyzers website.
https://www.universalanalyzers.com/
Navigate to: Products -> Gas Sample Coolers -> Model 3000 Thermoelectric Gas Cooler.
Links to all current drawings and spare parts for standard probe configurations are provided at the bottom of
the page.

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12.0 Standard Terms & Conditions of Sale and Warranty
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such RMA number must appear on the shipping label and
packing slip. Buyer shall be responsible for returned Products
until such time as Seller receives the same at its facility, and for
all charges for packing, inspection, shipping, transportation or
insurance associated with returned Products.
D. This section VI sets forth the exclusive remedies and
obligations for claims based upon defects in or nonconformity
of Products/Services, whether the claim is in contract, warranty,
tort (including negligence of any degree or strict liability) or
otherwise. THE FOREGOING WARRANTIES ARE IN LIEU OF
ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, WHETHER ORAL, WRITTEN,
EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY. NO IMPLIED OR
STATUTORY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR
FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE SHALL APPLY.
VII. PATENTS/INDEMNITY
If Buyer receives a claim that Products, or part thereof
manufactured by Seller infringes a patent, Buyer shall notify
Seller promptly in writing and give Seller information,
assistance and exclusive authority to evaluate, defend and
settle such claim. Where Buyer has furnished
specifications/designs for the manufacture of the allegedly
infringing Products, Buyer shall defend, indemnify and hold
harmless Seller against third-party claims for infringement
arising out of Seller’s use of such specifications/designs.
VIII. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
The total liability of Seller on any claim, whether in contract, tort
(including negligence of any degree and strict liability) or
otherwise arising out of, connected with, or resulting from the
manufacture, sale, delivery, resale, repair, replacement or use
of any Products/Services, shall not exceed the price allocable
to the Products/Services or part thereof which gives rise to the
claim. IN NO EVENT, WHETHER AS A RESULT OF BREACH
OF CONTRACT, WARRANTY, TORT, (INCLUDING
NEGLIGENCE OF ANY DEGREE, STRICT LIABILITY OR
PATENT INFRINGEMENT) OR OTHERWISE, SHALL
SELLER, ITS AFFILIATES, SUBCONTRACTORS, OR
SUPPLIERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFIT OR
REVENUES, LOSS OF USE OF THE PRODUCTS OR
SERVICES, OR ANY ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT, COST OF
CAPITAL, COST OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS, FACILITIES,
SERVICES OR REPLACEMENT POWER, DOWNTIME
COSTS OR CLAIMS OF BUYER'S CUSTOMERS FOR
DAMAGES OR FOR ANY SPECIAL, PROXIMATE,
CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR
EXEMPLARY DAMAGES. If Buyer transfers title to, or leases
Products sold hereunder to, or otherwise permits or suffers use
by, any third party, Buyer shall obtain from such third party a
provision affording Seller and its subcontractors/suppliers the
protection of the preceding sentence. Any action against Seller
must be brought within 18 months after cause of action
accrues.
IX. EXCUSABLE DELAYS
A. Seller shall not be liable for delays in delivery or failure to
perform due directly or indirectly to causes beyond Seller's
reasonable control including but not limited to: acts of God;
war; terrorism; civil commotion; riots; embargoes; government
regulations, orders, instructions or priorities; port congestion;
acts of or failure to act on the part of Buyer or its
agents/employees; fires; floods; sabotage; nuclear incidents;
earthquakes; storms; epidemics; strikes; lockouts or other labor
difficulties; shortages of or inability to timely obtain proper
labor, materials, components, shipping space or transportation,
fuel, supplies or power at current prices; or due to limitations
imposed by the extent of availability of Seller’s normal
manufacturing facilities.
B. If a delay excused per the above extends for more than 90
days and the parties have not agreed upon a revised basis for
continuing providing Products/Services at the end of the delay,
including adjustment of the price, then either party (except
where delay is caused by Buyer, in which event only Seller)
upon thirty (30) days’ notice may terminate the Order with
respect to the unexecuted portion of the Products/Services,
whereupon Buyer shall promptly pay Seller its reasonable
termination charges upon submission of Seller's invoices
thereof.
X. SOFTWARE/TECHNICAL/PROPRIETARY
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A. Buyer shall not acquire any rights to any software which may
be delivered with Products, except as granted in Seller’s
standard software license. Any software license granted in
connection with Products shall be an interim license, which
may be withdrawn, pending payment for Products in full.
B. The purchase of Products shall not include any right to
supply of technical information such as drawings or
specifications.
C. Proprietary information, including drawings, documents,
technical data, reports, software, designs, inventions and other
technical information supplied by Seller in connection herewith
(hereinafter called "Data"), shall remain Seller's sole property
and shall be held in confidence by Buyer. Data shall not be
reproduced, used or disclosed to others by Buyer without
Seller’s prior written consent. Upon completion of Order, Buyer
shall promptly return all Data to Seller together with all copies
or reprints thereof then in Buyer's possession or control, and
Buyer shall thereafter make no future use, either directly or
indirectly, of any Data or any information derived therefrom
without Seller's prior written consent. The foregoing shall in no
way obligate Seller to provide or supply Data.
XI. DIES, TOOLS, PATTERNS
Seller’s charges for dies, molds, patterns and the like represent
the Buyer’s proportionate cost thereof, it being expressly
understood that they remain the property of Seller.
Modifications made to dies, molds, patterns and the like in
order to manufacture Products shall be at the discretion of
Seller.
XII. GENERAL
A. The rights and obligations of the Buyer and Seller hereunder
shall be governed in all respects by the law of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, U.S.A. The exclusive forum
for adjudication of any disputes shall be the federal or state
courts of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and Buyer/Seller
hereby consent to personal jurisdiction and venue in such
courts in any proceeding. The United Nations Convention on
the International Sale of Goods shall not apply.
B. These Terms and Conditions of Sale together with any other
terms specifically agreed to in writing by Seller constitute the
entire agreement between Buyer and Seller and supersede any
prior or contemporaneous representations, agreements,
proposals, warranties, or understandings, oral or written,
express or implied. No waiver, modification, amendment,
rescission or other change to these Terms and Conditions of
Sale shall be binding unless specifically agreed to in writing by
an authorized representative of Seller.
C. The invalidity, of any part hereof shall not affect the validity
of the remainder. The failure of Seller to assert any right at any
time hereunder shall not prevent Seller's subsequent assertion
of the same or different rights.
D. Buyer may not assign this contract without the prior written
approval of the Seller.
XIII. PROHIBITION FOR HAZARDOUS USE
Products sold hereunder are not intended for application in,
and shall not be used by Buyer in construction or application of
a nuclear installation or in connection with use or handling of
nuclear material or for any hazardous activity or critical
application, where failure of a single component could cause
substantial harm to persons or property, unless Products have
been specifically approved for such activity or application.
Seller disclaims all liability for loss or damage resulting from
such unauthorized use and Buyer shall defend, hold harmless
and indemnify Seller against any such liability, whether arising
under breach of contract, warranty, tort (regardless of the
degree of fault or negligence), strict liability or otherwise.
Where Seller approves the application of the Products in a
nuclear facility, the Buyer shall, before such use or provision,
arrange for insurance or governmental indemnity protecting the
Seller against liability and hereby releases and agrees to
indemnify the Seller and its suppliers for any nuclear damage,
including loss of use, in any manner arising out of a nuclear
incident, whether alleged to be due, in whole or in part to the
negligence or otherwise of the Seller or its suppliers.
XIV. STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS
Seller reserves the right to make any changes in the general
specifications of the Products which are required for the
Products to conform to any statutory requirement.
XV. GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS
Only Federal Acquisition Regulation (“FAR”) supplement
clauses expressly accepted in writing by Seller shall be
included or incorporated by reference herein. Seller shall not
be bound by and makes no representation of compliance with
any FAR or FAR supplement clauses that Seller shall not have
expressly accepted in writing.