mru SWG 100 SYNGAS User manual

SWG 100 SYNGAS
USER MANUAL

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Content
1. Information for product and safety............................................................................ 5
1.1. Safety manual ...................................................................................................... 5
1.2. Safety precautions................................................................................................ 5
1.3. Weather and environmental conditions ................................................................ 7
1.4. General important instructions for the plant operator ........................................... 7
1.5. Packing................................................................................................................. 8
1.6. Return of hazardous waste................................................................................... 8
1.7. Return of analyser................................................................................................ 8
1.8. MRU Warranty conditions..................................................................................... 8
2. Analyser Description 0004 ......................................................................................... 9
2.1. Intended use......................................................................................................... 9
2.2. Principle of operation............................................................................................ 9
2.3. Packing dimensions and designations 0005..................................................... 11
2.4. SD-Card: Position and content........................................................................... 14
1. Safety concept of syngas analyser 0016............................................................... 15
2.5. Fan monitoring ................................................................................................... 15
2.6. Internal LEL sensor ............................................................................................ 15
2.7. Gas reducing unit ............................................................................................... 15
2.8. External switching unit........................................................................................ 15
3. Installation manual 0006.......................................................................................... 16
3.1. Overview ............................................................................................................ 16
3.2. Select measurement point.................................................................................. 18
3.3. Installation of the analyzer.................................................................................. 18
3.4. Installation of pressure reducer unit ................................................................... 20
3.5. Connection of main power supply ...................................................................... 22
3.6. I/O modules: Installation and setting .................................................................. 25
3.7. Installation: Calibration gas / zero gas and condensate outlet ........................... 27
4. Operation of the analyser (HMI) 0007..................... Fehler! Textmarke nicht definiert.
4.1. Display and keypad........................................Fehler! Textmarke nicht definiert.
5. Binding to a process control system: I/O modules 0008...................................... 33
5.1. Position of the IO module inside the analyzer .................................................... 33
5.2. Pin assignment................................................................................................... 34
5.3. Analog outputs 4-20 mA..................................................................................... 36
5.4. Alarm outputs ..................................................................................................... 42
5.5. Analog inputs (4-20 mA)..................................................................................... 47
5.6. Configuration of the external control (Option: IO module) .................................. 52
1. Analyser commissioning manual0009................................................................... 59
5.7. Power up the analyser........................................................................................ 59
5.8. Checking list for commissioning ......................................................................... 60
5.9. Check country and language.............................................................................. 60
5.10. Check date and time of the instrument............................................................... 61
5.11. Configuration of the alarm relays........................................................................ 62
5.12. Configuration of the Modbus .............................................................................. 65
6. Cycle configuration 0010......................................................................................... 69
6.1. Path and default setting...................................................................................... 69
6.2. General information............................................................................................ 69

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6.3. Auto configuration...............................................................................................69
6.4. Insert a phase .....................................................................................................70
6.5. Configuration of the phase details ......................................................................70
6.6. Example for a measurement cycle configuration ................................................73
7. Operating the analyser 0013....................................................................................76
7.1. General process of the measurement cycle........................................................76
7.2. Data Storage Menu.............................................................................................79
7.3. Update the firmware............................................................................................84
8. Service and maintenance 0018................................................................................88
8.1. Preparing and information about the maintenance.......................................88
8.2. Regular maintenance works by the operator .................................................88
8.3. Description of the analyser..............................................................................89
8.4. Exchange the condensate pump head unit....................................................97
9. Specification Modbus via RS485 specification 0016...........................................100
9.1. General information ..........................................................................................100
9.2. Analyser Status (address 0 and some mirror addresses) .................................104
9.3. Analyser System Alarm (address 2 and some mirror addresses).....................104
10. Adjustment: NDIR-bench (MGB-Module).......................................................105
11. Technical specification ...........................................................................................108
Appendix...........................................................................................................................108
11.1. Installation: HD probe with heated sampling line ..............................................111
11.2. Maintenance: HD-probe with back purge function ............................................115
11.3. Maintenance: Filter holder ................................................................................118
12.1. General Instructions for the heated sampling lines...........................................122

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1. Information for product and safety
1.1. Safety manual
All general information and safety precautions of MRU products are listedin the
supplied separate safety manual.
All information and safety precautions for the analyser in the Safety Manualalso
apply to the analyser.
Therefore, this manual must be read and observed before the first useof the
instrument.
Instrument-specific safetyand warning requirements inthis manual are prefixed
before dangerous actions.
1.2. Safety precautions
The used categories of safety precautions are here explained oncemore.
•DANGER
Identifies animmediate,impending hazard that, if
ignored, will result in severe bodily injuries or death.
•WARNING
Identifies animmediate,impending hazard that, if
ignored, may resultin severe bodilyinjuries, material
damage or death.
•CAUTION
Identifies a possibly dangerous situation that, if
ignored, may resultin minor injuries.
ATTENTION
Identifies a possibly harmful situation that, if ignored, may
result in damages to the deviceor its
surroundings.
NOTE
Identifies user tips and other especially important
information.
The following safetyproceduresmust be followed atall times. They aresignificant
and essential partof this manual.Failure to follow safety procedures can result in
the loss of yourwarranty claims.
Gases (landfill gas, bio-methane, coal seamgas etc.) can contain flammable gas
component CH4 and toxic gas componentas well( H2S and CO2 ).
Analyzer is continuously sampling a certain volume (approx. 50l/h) of the sample
gas and is ventingit to ambient air.
For this reason, there are two aspects whichmust beconsidered:

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Toxicity danger of sample gas
•WARNING
Toxis gas
Sample gas can be contain toxic substances, whichare
harmful for health and caneven cause death.
It is the responsibility of analyser user to ensure that person is skilled and
trained in safety aspects of gases being analysed and procedures to follow
while using this instrument.
Local regulations for possible exposureto toxic gases mustbe known and
obeyed by the userof the analyser
Using a personal gasdetector inside the plantis highly recommended since
H2S in higher(very dangerous) concentration cannot be detected by
human nose. Onlysmall concentrations around fewppm can be detected
by human nose
CO2 gas is heavier than air and thereforeoperator shall avoid working at
underground levels. Beware of that CO2is also odorless!
It is not allowed to use the analyser in confined space or rooms
without forcedventilation.
Sample gas exiting the analyser will flowinto the ambient air and only
outdoor use or forced ventilation rooms aresuitable for using theanalyser.
Flammable gas
•WARNING
Flammable gas
Gas can contain flammable gas components.
Regarding flammable gases (e.g. CH4 methane) and operating-instruments in the
hazardous areas, the usermust also be able to recognize the area classification and
be aware of using the instrument there. This area classification is country specific,
please observe and adhere to it.
Stationary analysers are allowed to be mounted in hazardous areazone 2
only if they have the certificate of compliance.Theseinstruments shall
never be locatedin confined placesor rooms without forcedventilation.
Only trainedpersonnel should carryout installation of stationaryinstrument and/or
maintenance, service and repair. Openingthe stationary analyser cabinet can
expose personnel to injuries and shocks from electrical voltage!

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Acid condensate
•WARNING
Acid substances
Moisture or condensate, being pumpedout of the
condensate outletport can be slightly acidid.
►In case of skin contact immediately clean affected
parts of the body.
►Avoid getting liquid in eyes.
Please carefully clean all parts that come into contact
with the condensate.
NOTE
Condensate
The SWG100 analyser is designedfor sampling with
condensate of max. 14 ml/min.
►If the sample will be very wet (high condensate of
more than 14 ml/min.), then
►To protect the SWG100 analyser please consider
special precautions to remove the condensate.
If you do not have your own feasible solution for this
topic, please ask MRU.
1.3. Weather and environmental conditions
The SWG100 analyser is designed for ambienttemperatures of +5°C to +45°C
(without cabinet heater) resp. -10°C to +45°C(with cabinet heater).
The analyser isdesigned for indoormounting. In case ofoutdoor mounting it is
important that the analyser is sufficiently protected against rain, sun and wind. In
case of outdoor mounting underextreme environmental conditionslike high
humidity, salty sea air, etc.further protective measures are necessary. These should
be clarified with the manufacturer (MRU).
Any additional protective measures for outdoor mounting have to beprovidedby
the plant operator. The manufacturer (MRU) consultsthe plant operator in
choosing appropriate protective measures.
1.4. General important instructions for the plant operator
To guarantee continuousoperation of the SWG100 analyser, the functions,
processes, and operation of theanalyser have to bemonitored regularly bythe
plant operator especially incase of any initial installation. Thus, it will be
possible to take suitable measures toimprove the availability and life time of the
analyser.

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As the plantoperator gainsmore experienceconcerning the maintenance
requirements of the analyser, the monitoring frequency may be reduced to
more extended periods oftime.
NOTE
In case of not intended use the guarantee will void.Regular
controls, inspections and the exchange frompolluted and
exhausted filtersby the operator are also an important part
- see chapter
1.5. Packing
Packing regulationof 12.07.1991
If your local waste facilitydoes not acceptMRU packing materials for disposal,
you may returnit to MRU or our localsales representative. Packing materials
returned toMRU must bereturned prepaid.
1.6. Return of hazardous waste
Waste Disposal/Returns/Warranty -
MRU GmbHis required to accept the returnof hazardouswaste suchas electro-
chemical sensors that cannot bedisposed of locally. Hazardouswaste mustbe
returned to MRU prepaid.
1.7. Return of analyser
MRU GmbHis required to acceptthe return, for proper disposal, of all analysers
delivered after13th of August 2005. Analyzersmustbe returned to MRU
prepaid.
1.8. MRU Warranty conditions
The SWG100 warranty is 12 months.
1. The warrantyon spare parts is 6 months.
2. The term of thewarranty conditions starts as of the invoice date.
3. The warrantyis void under the following conditions:
•Improperuse.
•Improperapplication.
•Impropermounting.
•Deliberate or negligentdestructions.
•Externalinfluencelikedroping,impact,solvents,acids,gases,ortransport
damages. This includes damage, which is caused by exposure to high
pollution and/or moisture (condensate)in the gas path.
4. As well excluded from the guarantee conditions are typical consumable- and
spare parts.
5. Use of original MRU consumable parts and sensorsis required to maintain the
warranty.
6. Removalof tamperingof the serial number type plate will void thewarranty.
7. The service of a guarantee conditionswill not enlarge the guarantee time.
Demands becauseof consequential damages are excluded.
8. MRU is notresponsible for the transport costs for the warrantyor
replacement.
9. MRU reserves the right, to determineindividual conditions or exceptions.
These will beseparately communicated.

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2. Analyser Description 0004
•Read and observe the separately supplied Safety manual.
•This manual enablesyou to understand and safely operate thisMRU
Analyzer.
•Please read this manualwith great vigilant.
•Get familiarwith the product before usingit.
•This analyser mayonly beoperated by competent personnel and forits
intendeduse.
•The analyser mayonly be used by qualified personnel for theintended
use.
•Please pay special attention to all safety directionsand warnings to
prevent personal injuries and damaging of the product.
•We cannot beheld responsible forany injuriesand/or damages that
occur by not following the instructions in thismanual.
•Always keep themanual near youwhen working with the analyser, to be
able to readinstructions as needed.Please ensure tohand over all
documents to when handing the analyser over to others.
•Hand over alldocumentswhen passingon the analyser to third parties.
2.1. Intended use
The instrumentis intended for analysing the compositionof several gases. The
list shows theanalyser components, which can be determined by theanalyser.
•CO
•CO2
•CH4
•H2
•O2
The analyzer comes with asampling probe for the installation at the
measurementpoint anda samplingline system.
In particular, theinstrument is not foreseento serve as a gas detector or safety
device.
In case of unintended use,the warranty is void. Regular controls,inspections and
the replacementof polluted and exhausted filters by the operator are also an
important part of proper use.
work.
2.2. Principle of operation
•Gas is suckedfrom the measuring point, throughthe probe,via a
PTFE hoseinto thedevice.
•The sample gas isdried to a dew point of 5°C by a gas cooler.
•Further internalfiltering and an acidseparator ensure that the
sample gas istreated before it enters theNDIR measurement
technology.
•The instrumentis equipped with anon-dispersiveinfrared (NDIR)
bench for different analysis. Separate infrareddetectors foreach gas

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are included, each operating with a differentoptical path length and
stabilized by referring to areference detector. The IRsource is a
highly efficient and stableIR emitter, pulsedat a frequencyof several
Hertz. By design NDIR technique offersgood stability and selectivity
together with longlifetime of sensor (onlylimited by corrosion or
dust, which can be prevented or removed by regular servicing the
instrument).
•The instrumentis optionally equippedwith severalelectro-chemical
sensors ECS todetect gascomponents like oxygen O2 .Thosesensors
offer a reliableand effective way to detect the targetgases. They are
typically of limited lifetime(several years) but may be easily replaced
once the end-of-lifeisreached.
•In regular timeintervals the instrument automatically switches to
purge the sensors with fresh (ambient) air forre-adjust the zero point.
Picture above: Sample gasflow diagram (Picture is an example. It only shows the
principle).