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INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

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1.1 General Overview o the Flue Gas Analyser 05

1.2 Con igurations and Sensors 05

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONSTECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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2.1 Technical Speci ications 06

2.2 Overview o Flue Gas Analyser Components 06

2.3 Measurement and Accuracy Ranges 09

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USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER

USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSERUSING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER

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3.1 Preliminary operations 10

3.2 Power supply 10

3.2.1 Battery check and replacement 10

3.2.2 Use with external power pack 10

3.3 Connecting the sample probe 10

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4.1 Keypad overview 11

4.2 In o Menu 12

4.2.1 Flow Chart - In o Menu 13

4.3 Con igure Menu 15

4.3.1 Flow Chart - Con igure Menu 16

4.4 Memory Menu 21

4.4.1 Flow Chart - Memory Menu 22

4.5 Print Menu 24

4.5.1 Flow Chart - Print Menu 25

4.6 Analysis Menu 26

4.6.1 Zoom Menu 26

4.6.2 Flow Chart - Analysis Menu 27

4.7 Draught Menu 29

4.7.1 Flow Chart - Draught Menu 29

4.8 Readings Menu 30

4.8.1 Flow Chart - Readings Menu 33

4.9 Flow Chart - Con igure Analysis Menu 39

4.10 Flow Chart - Flue Gas Analysis 40

4.11 Flue Gas Analysis 44

4.11.1 Switching on the instrument and auto-calibration 44

4.11.2 Inserting the probe inside the stack 44

4.11.3 Flue Gas Analysis 44

4.11.4 End o Analysis 45

4.12 Measuring the Di erential Pressure (optional kit) 45

4.13 Resetting the Microprocessor 45

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5.1 Routine maintenance 47

5.2 Preventive maintenance 47

5.3 Cleaning the sample probe 47

5.4 Maintaining the water trap / ilter unit 47

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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5.5 Replacing the particulate ilter 48

5.6 Li e o O

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5.7 Gas sensor li e 48

5.8 Replacing the O

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5.9 Replacing the battery pack 51

5.10 Replacing the printer paper roll 52

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7.1 Spare parts 55

7.2 Accessories 55

7.3 Service Centres 55

ANNEX A

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Analysis report examples

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Analysis report examples

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Declaration o Con ormity

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ANNEX C

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Flue gas analysis according to Italian Law No. 10

Flue gas analysis according to Italian Law No. 10Flue gas analysis according to Italian Law No. 10

Flue gas analysis according to Italian Law No. 10

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION

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General Overview o the Flue Gas Analyser

General Overview o the Flue Gas AnalyserGeneral Overview o the Flue Gas Analyser

General Overview o the Flue Gas Analyser

CHEMIST is a portable lue gas analyser that was meticulously designed to meet statutory requirements and speci ic

customer demands. It may be provided in a rugged ABS carry case or waterproo shoulder bag.

The instrument contains two cards with all the basic circuitry, pre-calibrated measuring cells, sample pump, membrane

keypad, backlit graphic LCD display, high-capacity rechargeable Ni-MH battery pack and impact printer. The two halves o

the case are irmly secured by eight screws on the rear o the instrument.

The pneumatic circuit and measuring cells inclusive o micromodule are located on the back side o the plastic case and are

easily accessed or maintenance and replacement by removing the cover carrying the unctions label.

The roll o paper is positioned at the upper end on the rear and may be easily replaced by removing the snap-on lap.

The pneumatic connectors or lue gas sampling and pressure/draught measurement are installed on the lower end o the

instrument. Connectors are provided on the right hand side o the analyser or connecting the thermocouple sample probe

and Pt 100 air temperature probe.

On the le t hand side there is a socket outlet or connecting the external power supply and an 8-pin min-DIN or serial

inter ace or Deprimometer (optional).

The HMI consists o a constantly active backlit graphic LCD display and membrane keypad. Menu screens and all user

messages are in Italian or in the language speci ied in the purchase order. Use o the analyser is simpli ied by symbol keys

that give direct access to main instrument unctions. Shi ting between the various menu screens is easy and user- riendly

thanks to our cursor keys, an ' ' key and ' ' key.

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Con igurations and Sensors

Con igurations and Sensors Con igurations and Sensors

Con igurations and Sensors

The lue gas analyser eatures a large backlit alphanumeric display and built-in impact printer or ordinary paper,

rechargeable battery pack, and user-replaceable pre-calibrated sensors.

CHEMIST is available in three versions:

AS0 620 AE:

AS0 620 AE: AS0 620 AE:

AS0 620 AE:

CHEMIST 200

CHEMIST 200 CHEMIST 200

CHEMIST 200

Non-expandable dual sensor lue gas analyser (O

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+ CO), without solenoid valve.

CHEMIST 200 is used to conduct direct O

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and CO analyses and to e ect additional measurements and calculation o CO

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, air,

lue gas and di erential temperatures, pressure, draught, e iciency and excess air.

AS0 625 AE:

AS0 625 AE:AS0 625 AE:

AS0 625 AE:

CHEMIST 200 PLUS

CHEMIST 200 PLUSCHEMIST 200 PLUS

CHEMIST 200 PLUS

Dual sensor lue gas analyser (O

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+ CO), expandable to three sensors, without solenoid valve. CHEMIST 200 PLUS is used to

conduct direct O

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and CO analyses and to e ect additional measurements and calculation o CO

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, air, lue gas and di erential

temperatures, pressure, draught, e iciency and excess air.

The third sensor (NO) can be added to CHEMIST 200 PLUS at any instant without having to dispatch the instrument to a

service centre.

AS0 630 AE:

AS0 630 AE:AS0 630 AE:

AS0 630 AE:

CHEMIST 300

CHEMIST 300CHEMIST 300

CHEMIST 300

Triple sensor lue gas analyser (O

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+ CO + NO), without solenoid valve. CHEMIST 300 is used to conduct direct O

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, CO and NO

analyses and to e ect additional measurements and calculation o CO

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, air, lue gas and di erential temperatures,

pressure, draught, e iciency and excess air.

All the above models are available with a solenoid valve on request. The solenoid valve, installed on the pneumatic circuit,

accelerates the electrochemical cells’ return to ull operation in the event o exposure to excessively high concentrations o

CO or NO.

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INTRODUCTION TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER

USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER

USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER OPERATION

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Technical Speci icationsTechnical Speci ications

Technical Speci ications

Power supply: Rechargeable battery, 5 x 6V 1800 mA/h elements with external charger.

Battery li e: 9 hours o continuous operation (printing excluded).

Charging time: 2 hours to recharge rom 0% to 90%.

Printer: Internal 24-column impact printer or use with ordinary paper, (paper roll 18 m long x 57 mm

wide).

Printer power supply: From the analyser battery pack.

Printer autonomy: Up to 40 analysis reports with batteries ully charged.

Internal data storage: 99 positions with storage o three analyses each, including date, time and client’s name.

User details: 3 programmable user names.

Printout heading: 4 lines customisable by the user.

Display: Backlit graphic LCD display measuring 42 x 60 mm.

Communications port: Two-way RS232 serial port.

Stream ilter: With replaceable cartridge.

Smoke: Using an external hand-operated manual pump; possibility o entering and printing the

Bacharach smoke index.

Operating temperature range: -5°C to +40°C

Storage temperature range: -10°C to +50°C

Operating humidity range: 20% to 80% RH

Air pressure: Atmospheric

Outer dimensions: Analyser: 30,7 x 10,5 x 9,6 cm (W x H x D)

Case: 48.2 x 37.5 x 16 cm (W x H x D)

Weight: Analyser: ~ 1.1 kg

Total: ~ 4.5 kg

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Overview o Flue Gas Analyser Components

Overview o Flue Gas Analyser Components Overview o Flue Gas Analyser Components

Overview o Flue Gas Analyser Components

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INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER

USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER

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Case

CaseCase

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Rigid plastic case with outer dimensions 48.2 x 37.5 x 16 cm. Seven internal dividers allow the instrument and relative

accessories to be sa ely lodged.

Keypad

Keypad Keypad

Keypad

Adhesive polyester keypad with pre ormed keys eaturing main control unctions (pos. in Fig. 2.2).

Display

DisplayDisplay

Display

Backlit 128 x 64 pixel LCD display (pos. in Fig. 2.2), with 8 lines x 20 characters available. Allows the user to view the

measured parameters in the most com ortable ormat; a Zoom unction displays the measured values in magni ied orm.

CAUTION: I the instrument is exposed to extremely high or extremely low temperatures, the quality o the display may be

CAUTION: I the instrument is exposed to extremely high or extremely low temperatures, the quality o the display may be CAUTION: I the instrument is exposed to extremely high or extremely low temperatures, the quality o the display may be

CAUTION: I the instrument is exposed to extremely high or extremely low temperatures, the quality o the display may be

temporarily impaired. Display appearance may be improved by acting on the contrast key.

temporarily impaired. Display appearance may be improved by acting on the contrast key. temporarily impaired. Display appearance may be improved by acting on the contrast key.

temporarily impaired. Display appearance may be improved by acting on the contrast key.

Printer

PrinterPrinter

Printer

Internal 24-column impact printer or use with ordinary paper, (pos. in Fig. 2.2). Thanks to the use o ordinary paper and

an ink ribbon, running costs are lower and the printout is more legible and longer-lasting when compared to printouts

obtained by other systems, besides being much more resistant to heat.

The print menu is accessed by pressing the relative key and, besides enabling read-out printing, the menu also allows you to

modi y print settings and to advance the paper manually so as to acilitate paper roll replacement.

Battery charger

Battery charger Battery charger

Battery charger

The instrument is provided with a 12VDC, 2A power supply pack to charge the internal batteries.

The socket or connecting the battery charger to the instrument is shown as item in Fig. 2.2. When the battery starts

charging a red LED lights up alongside socket outlet in Fig. 2.2.

Serial cable

Serial cableSerial cable

Serial cable

Item in Fig. 2.2 represents the serial communications inter ace or hooking up the instrument to a personal computer or

or connecting Deprimometer optional probe.

Sample pump

Sample pump Sample pump

Sample pump

The sample pump located inside the instrument is a DC-motor-driven diaphragm pump, powered by the instrument, and is

such as to obtain optimal low o the sampled gas being analysed.

Remote sampling unit

Remote sampling unit Remote sampling unit

Remote sampling unit

Stainless steel probe with plastic handgrip (pos. in Fig. 2.2). Probe length: 18 cm (standard) or 30 cm (optional), with 8/22

mm sampling hole adapter cone.

Connected to the analyser via a 3 m rubber hose through a water separator and replaceable particulate ilter (pos. in

Fig. 2.2).

Measuring cells

Measuring cellsMeasuring cells

Measuring cells

The instrument employs long-lasting sensors to measure the oxygen, carbon monoxide (hydrogen compensated) and nitrogen

oxide (NO) content.

The measuring cells are electrochemical and do not require any maintenance.

Once spent, the cells can be easily replaced without having to dispatch the instrument and, since they are pre-calibrated, do

not necessitate complicated calibration procedures involving the preparation o specimen mixtures.

Seitron certi ies the accuracy o its analysers only ollowing the release o a calibration certi icate by its laboratory.

Temperature sensors

Temperature sensorsTemperature sensors

Temperature sensors

Flue gas temperature is measured by means o a thermocouple inserted in the tip o the probe.

The thermocouple is connected to the instrument via a compensated cable (pos. in Fig. 2.2.) housed in a special seating

in the rubber hose o the sample probe.

Connection to the instrument is achieved via a temperature-compensated male connector.

The cold junction is compensated by a Pt 100 resistance thermometer which measures the temperature at the thermocouple

connector.

The type K thermocouple (nickel/nickel chromium) permits continuous measurements up to 800°C. I special-purpose probes

are used, the instrument is able to measure temperatures as high as 999.9°C.

A Pt 100 resistance thermometer located inside the instrument measures the internal temperature; this sensor is also used to

measure the ambient temperature.

Should the user want to measure the combustion air temperature directly in the intake duct, the optional remote Pt 100 sensor

must be used - this measurement is recommended or more precise calculation o plant e iciency.

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER

USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER

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Remote temperature probeRemote temperature probe

Remote temperature probe

The temperature probe consists o a Pt 100 probe, complete with 2 m cable and 7.5/17 mm pit adapter (pos. in Fig. 2.2).

This probe is used to measure the combustion air temperature, within a range o -10°C to +100°C, when boiler e iciency is to

be calculated precisely.

Pressure sensor

Pressure sensorPressure sensor

Pressure sensor

The instrument eatures an internal piezoresistive sensor to measure the stack draught (negative pressure) and other

parameters i required (gas network pressure, pressure drop across ilters etc.). The user can switch rom lue gas analysis to

this reading by simply pressing a key.

Sample and + /

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pressure inputspressure inputs

pressure inputs

Pos. in Fig. 2.2 is the input o the sample probe complete with water separator and particulate ilter. Pos. and in

Fig. 2.2 are respectively the positive and negative internal di erential pressure sensor inputs.

The positive input P+ is used to measure pressure in general and or the tightness test. The negative input P- is used

to measure draught in accordance with standard UNI10845; the branch o the ume exhaust probe without the anti-

condensation ilter should be connected to it or simultaneous draught measurement and combustion analysis.

The positive input P+ and negative input P- are used simultaneously to measure di erential pressure.

Fuel types

Fuel typesFuel types

Fuel types

The instrument has been programmed with the technical characteristics that are typical o seven common uels. By means o

the optional PC con iguration program, this list and the relative coe icients may be modi ied or up to a total o 10 uels.

The ollowing chart, derived rom standard UNI 10389-1, lists the coe icients o the seven memorised uels, used or

calculating losses and e iciencies.

Smoke measurements

Smoke measurements Smoke measurements

Smoke measurements

It is possible to enter the smoke values measured according to the Bacharach scale. The instrument will calculate the

average and print the results in the analysis report.

An external pump, available as an optional, must be used to e ect this measurement.

Pressure decay test

Pressure decay testPressure decay test

Pressure decay test

The instrument can per orm the tightness test o a piping according to the italian standards UNI 7129 and UNI 11137-1. For this

test the same pressure sensor used is the same as that or the dra t test.

Calibration certi icate

Calibration certi icate Calibration certi icate

Calibration certi icate

The instrument is calibrated by comparing to specimen samples provided by a Metrology Lab., certi ied periodically by

internationally recognised laboratories.

A calibration certi icate is provided with each and every instrument where every parameter is accompanied by the relevant

nominal value, measured value, permissible error tolerances and measured error.

Electromagnetic compatibility

Electromagnetic compatibilityElectromagnetic compatibility

Electromagnetic compatibility

The instrument was designed to comply with Council Directive 2004/108/EC governing electromagnetic compatibility. Seitron’s

declaration o con ormity may be ound in Annex B.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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0,63 0,42 0,008 LPG

0,68 0,50 0,007 Diesel oil

0,68 0,52 0,007 Fuel oil

Coe icients or calculating combustion e iciency

Coe icients or calculating combustion e iciencyCoe icients or calculating combustion e iciency

Coe icients or calculating combustion e iciency

0,671 0,375 0,0088 Methane G20

0,682 0,446 0,0070 Propane G31

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Measurement and Accuracy Ranges

Measurement and Accuracy Ranges Measurement and Accuracy Ranges

Measurement and Accuracy Ranges

Data relative to concentration accuracy are re erred to an instrument operating at a constant temperature within the correct

operating range (-5°C to +40°C), that has been on or at least 15 minutes, is powered by the internal battery and has

completed auto-calibration.

Data relative to pressure and draught measurement accuracy are re erred to an instrument operating at a constant

temperature, that has been on or at least 30 minutes, and has completed “pressure zeroing”.

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(3) The ield o operation o probes may be more restricted.

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Stated precision includes error o the external sensor RTD Pt100 class A DIN 43760 (1980).

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Stated precision includes error o the external sensor thermocouple type K class 1 IEC584.

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(6) Pressures greater than 750 hPa may permanently damage sensors or impair their characteristics.

MEASUREMENT

MEASUREMENT MEASUREMENT

MEASUREMENT

SENSOR

SENSOR SENSOR

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RANGE RANGE

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RESOLUTION

RESOLUTIONRESOLUTION

RESOLUTION

ACCURACY

ACCURACYACCURACY

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Electrochemical 0 .. 25% vol

0.1% vol

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CO

CO CO

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compensated) compensated)

compensated)

Electrochemical 0 .. 8000 ppm

1 ppm

±20 ppm 0 .. 400 ppm

±5% measured value

400 .. 2000 ppm

±10% measured value 2000 .. 8000 ppm

NO

NO NO

NO

Electrochemical 0 .. 4000 ppm

1 ppm

± 5 ppm 0 .. 100 ppm

± 5% measured value 100 .. 1000 ppm

± 10% measured value 1000 .. 4000 ppm

NOx

NOx NOx

NOx

Calculated 0 .. 12000 ppm

1 ppm

CO

COCO

CO

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22

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Calculated 0 .. 99.9% vol

0.1% vol

Air temperature

Air temperatureAir temperature

Air temperature

PT100 RTD -20.0 .. 100.0 °C

0.1 °C

±1 °C

Flue gas temperature

Flue gas temperature Flue gas temperature

Flue gas temperature

type K thermocouple -10.0 .. 999.9 °C

0.1 °C

±2 °C -10 .. 200 °C

±1% measured value over 200 °C

Di erential temp.

Di erential temp. Di erential temp.

Di erential temp.

Calculated -100.0 .. +1000.0 °C

0.1 °C

Draught / Pressure

Draught / Pressure Draught / Pressure

Draught / Pressure

Semiconductor ± 105 hPa

0.01 hPa

±(-1,5% meas. val. +0,045 hPa) -105.00 .. -1.00 hPa

±5% measured value -1.00 .. -0.40 hPa

±0.02 hPa -0.40 .. 0.40 hPa

±5% measured value 0.40 .. 1.00 hPa

Excess air

Excess air Excess air

Excess air

Calculated 1.00 .. 23.00

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Stack loss

Stack loss Stack loss

Stack loss

Calculated 0.0 .. 100.0 %

0.1 %

E iciency

E iciency E iciency

E iciency

Calculated 0.0 .. 100.0 %

0.1 %

Smoke index

Smoke indexSmoke index

Smoke index

External instrument 0 .. 9

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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Preliminary operations

Preliminary operations Preliminary operations

Preliminary operations

Remove the instrument rom its packing and check it or damage. Make sure that the content corresponds to the items

ordered. I signs o tampering or damage are noticed, noti y the SEITRON service centre or agent immediately and keep the

original packing. A label at the rear o the analyser bears the serial number. This serial number should always be stated when

requesting technical assistance, spare parts or clari ication on the product or its use.

Seitron maintains an updated database or each and every instrument.

Be ore using the instrument or the irst time it is recommended to charge the battery or 12 hours with the instrument turned

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Power supply

Power supplyPower supply

Power supply

The instrument contains a high-capacity Ni-MH rechargeable battery.

The battery eeds the instrument, built-in printer and any other probes or remote devices that may be connected. The

instrument runs or approximately 9 hours i the printer is not used. Should the battery be too low to e ect the necessary

measurements, the instrument can be hooked up to the mains via the power pack provided, allowing operations (and

analysis) to proceed. The battery will be recharged whilst the instrument is being used.

The battery charge cycle is automatic and is divided into three phases:

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Quick charge: this begins as soon as the power pack is connected and the batteries are quickly recharged to 90% o their

capacity. The process takes approximately 1 hour during which the red LED adjacent to the power pack connector stays on.

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Normal charge: charging is continuous and raises the battery to 100% capacity. This phase takes no longer than an hour

and the red LED stays o .

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Trickle charge: A trickle current maintains the battery at its 100% capacity.

It generally takes 2 hours or the battery to charge completely. The red LED turns o when the battery is recharged at 90%, so

the charging should continue or a urther hour a ter the LED turning o . The instrument should not be le t too long with the

battery discharged since this will a ect the unctioning o the internal clock and will cancel the biasing o the NO sensor.

Should this happen, it is recommended to carry out a 12 hour battery recharge and to allow the sensor the necessary

adjustment time, as explained in point 9 o section 5.8. It is important not to leave the power supply connected or more than

12 hours in order not to damage the internal backup battery, responsible o correct working o the clock and the NO sensor

biasing.

3.2.1

3.2.13.2.1

3.2.1

Battery check and replacement

Battery check and replacementBattery check and replacement

Battery check and replacement

The status o the internal battery can be checked during instrument auto-calibration or even a ter, i necessary, by pressing

the in ormation key and accessing the “battery capacity” submenu. The menu displays the battery’s residual capacity

and voltage. I battery charge appears to be low, let it discharge completely and then carry out a ull 100% charge cycle by

connecting the instrument to the power pack or 2 hours. I the problem persists, replace the battery pack with a SEITRON

original or contact the SERVICE CENTRE to carry out the necessary repairs.

3.2.2

3.2.23.2.2

3.2.2

Use with external power pack

Use with external power pack Use with external power pack

Use with external power pack

The instrument can work with the batteries ully discharged by connecting the external power pack provided.

Kindly note that while the battery is charging, some heat is generated which increases the instrument’s internal temperature.

This may lower the accuracy o some readings. The air temperature must be measured using the air temperature probe since

the internal sensor might lie at a di erent temperature with respect to ambient.

CAUTION: Be ore connecting the power pack to the mains check that the voltage data shown on the data plate corresponds

CAUTION: Be ore connecting the power pack to the mains check that the voltage data shown on the data plate corresponds CAUTION: Be ore connecting the power pack to the mains check that the voltage data shown on the data plate corresponds

CAUTION: Be ore connecting the power pack to the mains check that the voltage data shown on the data plate corresponds

with that provided. I the instrument is damaged as a result o it being connected to a voltage other than that speci ied, th

with that provided. I the instrument is damaged as a result o it being connected to a voltage other than that speci ied, thwith that provided. I the instrument is damaged as a result o it being connected to a voltage other than that speci ied, th

with that provided. I the instrument is damaged as a result o it being connected to a voltage other than that speci ied, the

e e

e

warranty shall cease to be valid.

warranty shall cease to be valid. warranty shall cease to be valid.

warranty shall cease to be valid.

3.3

3.33.3

3.3

Connecting the sample probe

Connecting the sample probeConnecting the sample probe

Connecting the sample probe

The sample probe consists o a stainless steel pipe with plastic handgrip and internal Type K thermocouple (Ni-NiCr) or

measuring lue gas temperatures as high as 800°C.

The probe is connected to the analyser through two lexible hoses, a ilter unit and a compensated cable or the

thermocouple. Connect the polarised connector o the thermocouple to the relative socket on the right hand side o the

instrument. The connector cannot be inserted wrongly thanks to di erent attachment widths. Slip the shorter hose into the

ilter unit (particulate/water trap) and connect the ilter unit to the main connector on the instrument, marked “A”.

The longer o the two hoses (terminated with a male connector) must be connected to the negative pressure input o the

instrument, which is marked with letter 'P-'. The connectors have di erent diameters to prevent erroneous connection,

preventing the user rom damaging the instrument.

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4.14.1

4.1

Keypad overview

Keypad overview Keypad overview

Keypad overview

4.0

4.04.0

4.0

OPERATION

OPERATIONOPERATION

OPERATION

On / O

On / OOn / O

On / O

Select / Modi y

Select / Modi ySelect / Modi y

Select / Modi y

Con irm

Con irmCon irm

Con irm

Cancel / Exit

Cancel / Exit Cancel / Exit

Cancel / Exit

Memory Menu

Memory MenuMemory Menu

Memory Menu

Print Menu

Print Menu Print Menu

Print Menu

Readings Menu

Readings MenuReadings Menu

Readings Menu

Con igure Menu

Con igure Menu Con igure Menu

Con igure Menu

In o Menu

In o MenuIn o Menu

In o Menu

Analysis Menu

Analysis MenuAnalysis Menu

Analysis Menu

Zoom on Analysis

Zoom on Analysis Zoom on Analysis

Zoom on Analysis

Draught Menu

Draught MenuDraught Menu

Draught Menu

WARNING:

WARNING:WARNING:

WARNING:

to turn

to turnto turn

to turn-

--

-on / o the instrument it is necessary to press and hold the On/O button or at least

on / o the instrument it is necessary to press and hold the On/O button or at least on / o the instrument it is necessary to press and hold the On/O button or at least

on / o the instrument it is necessary to press and hold the On/O button or at least

2 seconds.

2 seconds.2 seconds.

2 seconds.

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This menu provides in ormation regarding instrument status:

Battery capacity:

Battery capacity: Battery capacity:

Battery capacity:

Shows the status o the internal battery.

The battery charge status is shown graphically and in text as a percentage between 0 and 100%, together with the battery

voltage.

Fuel coe icients:

Fuel coe icients: Fuel coe icients:

Fuel coe icients:

Shows the characteristic parameters or each o the uels used in the calculation o the combustion e iciency.

Sensor diagnostics:

Sensor diagnostics: Sensor diagnostics:

Sensor diagnostics:

This displays use ul in ormation about the internal sensors and about instrument calibration.

The status o each o the internal gas sensors is shown, allowing rapid diagnosis to be carried out i these are generating

some orm o error.

In ormation regarding each gas sensor is contained in the relative submenu and includes: the type o sensor, the serial

number and the actual current measured by the instrument.

In o service:

In o service: In o service:

In o service:

This submenu contains details regarding the nearest service centre to be contacted in the event o breakdown or

maintenance. The instrument model, serial number and irmware version are also displayed, permitting rapid product

identi ication.

The Flow Chart in the ollowing page shows how to browse through the In o Menu screens.

4.2

4.24.2

4.2

In o Menu

In o MenuIn o Menu

In o Menu

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4.2.14.2.1

4.2.1

Flow Chart

Flow Chart Flow Chart

Flow Chart -

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In o Menu In o Menu

In o Menu

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To return to the previous screen,

press .

A1: 0.6800

B: 0.0070

CO

2

t:

15.10 ٪

LHV: 42700 kJ/kg

HHV: 45500 kJ/kg

FUEL PARAMETERS

A1: 0.6300

B: 0.0080

CO

2

t:

13.90 ٪

LHV: 45730 kJ/kg

HHV: 49650 kJ/kg

FUEL PARAMETERS

A1: 0.6600

B: 0.0100

CO

2

t:

11.70٪

LHV: 50050 kJ/kg

HHV: 55550 kJ/kg

FUEL PARAMETERS

A1: 0.6800

B: 0.0070

CO

2

t:

15.70 ٪

LHV: 41300 kJ/kg

HHV: 43720 kJ/kg

FUEL PARAMETERS

A1: 0.671

B: 0.0088

CO

2

t:

11.73 ٪

LHV: 50050 kJ/kg

HHV: 55550 kJ/kg

FUEL PARAMETERS

A1: 0.682

B: 0.0070

CO

2

t:

13.75 ٪

LHV: 46350 kJ/kg

HHV: 50350 kJ/kg

FUEL PARAMETERS

A1: 0.684

B: 0.0066

CO

2

t:

14.07 ٪

LHV: 45800 kJ/kg

HHV: 49580 kJ/kg

FUEL PARAMETERS

Natural gas

L.P.G.







Diesel oil

Fuel oil

Methane G20







FUEL PARAMETERS







Battery status

Fuel parameters

Sensors diagnostic

Info Service

INFORMATION

Bat.: 82 ٪

Vbat:6.43 V

BATTERY STATUS

Natural gas







L.P.G.

Diesel oil

Fuel oil

Methane G20







FUEL PARAMETERS

Battery status







Fuel parameters

Sensors diagnostic

Info Service

INFORMATION







Natural gas

L.P.G.

Diesel oil

Fuel oil

Methane G20







FUEL PARAMETERS

Natural gas

L.P.G.

Diesel oil







Fuel oil

Methane G20







FUEL PARAMETERS

Natural gas

L.P.G.

Diesel oil

Fuel oil







Methane G20







FUEL PARAMETERS







L.P.G.

Diesel oil

Fuel oil

Methane G20







Propane G31







FUEL PARAMETERS







Diesel oil

Fuel oil

Methane G20

Propane G31







Butane G30

FUEL PARAMETERS

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O

2

sensor: ok







CO sensor: ok

NO sensor: ok

Calibr.: ok

SENSOR DIAGNOSTIC

Type: A5F

Serial: 03379128

Is: 0.00 uA

Ia: 0.00 uA

CO

SENSOR

DIAGNOSTIC

O

2

sensor: ok

CO sensor: ok







NO sensor: ok

Calibr.: ok

SENSOR DIAGNOSTIC

Type: 5NF

Serial: 03372448

Is: 0.76 uA

NO

SENSOR

DIAGNOSTIC

Battery status

Fuel parameters







Sensors diagnostic

Info Service

INFORMATION







O

2

sensor:

ok

CO sensor: ok

NO sensor: ok

Calibr.: ok

SENSOR DIAGNOSTIC

Type: 5F0

Serial: 02687859

Is: 404 uA

O

2

SENSOR DIAGNOSTIC

Battery status

Fuel parameters

Sensors diagnostic







Info Service

INFORMATION

Seitron srl

Tel. 0424 567842

Fax 0424 567849

CHEMIST 300

SN:415000 Ver:1.10

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4.34.3

4.3

Con igure Menu

Con igure MenuCon igure Menu

Con igure Menu

This menu is used to con igure the instrument’s re erence parameters described below:

Fuel:

Fuel:Fuel:

Fuel:

Lets the user select the type o uel to be used during analysis. This datum can be varied either rom this menu or during the

analysis itsel .

Units o measurement:

Units o measurement:Units o measurement:

Units o measurement:

Through this submenu the user can modi y the units o measurement or all the analysis parameters, depending on how they

are used.

O

OO

O

2

22

2

Re erence:

Re erence: Re erence:

Re erence:

In this mode the user can set the oxygen percentage level to which pollutant emission values detected during analysis will

be re erenced.

Display contrast:

Display contrast: Display contrast:

Display contrast:

The display contrast may be increased or decreased by acting on cursor keys . This operation may be per ormed

even when the introductory screen is active.

Automatic analysis:

Automatic analysis: Automatic analysis:

Automatic analysis:

The user can set analysis mode to either manual or automatic.

In manual mode the user per orms the three necessary analysis operations manually. In automatic mode the cycle duration

or each reading must also be set - in this case the instrument will conduct each analysis in the speci ied time.

Printing may also be manual or automatic. I “auto” printing is selected, the instrument will automatically print the analysis

report in a predetermined ormat at the end o the automatic analysis.

I ' auto ' printing is selected also at the end o a tightness test a report will be printed automatically.

Condensation

CondensationCondensation

Condensation

The burner e iciency igure when condensation takes place is in luenced by atmospheric pressure and humidity o the

combustion air. As the atmospheric pressure is hardly precisely known, the operator is asked to enter a related parameter,

i.e. the altitude o the place above the sea level, rom which the pressure is then derived once the dependency rom

atmospheric conditions is neglected. In calculations the value o 101325 Pa is assumed as atmospheric pressure at sea

level. Further the air relative humidity input is allowed, being this calculated at the combustion air temperature as measured

rom the instrument; in case this value is unknow the operator is recommended to enter 50% or this value.

Clock:

Clock: Clock:

Clock:

This allows the current time and date to be set. The user can select the date and hour ormat either in EU (European) or USA

(American) mode.

Alarms:

Alarms: Alarms:

Alarms:

This submenu allows the user to set and memorise 5 alarms, de ining the monitored parameter or each, the alarm threshold

and relative unit o measurement and whether it is a low or high-level alarm.

Low-level alarms are triggered when the reading drops below the de ined threshold, whereas high-level alarms are

triggered when the reading rises above the de ined threshold. When an alarm threshold is crossed, the instrument emits an

intermittent audible alarm besides activating a visible alarm wherein the background o the name o the relative reading will

start lashing in the analysis screen. When the CO and NO concentration thresholds are crossed, besides activating the

audible and visible alarms, the CO and NO solenoid valves may also be set to intervene and thereby interrupt sample low. I

the instrument is not itted with a solenoid valve, the sample pump will in any case be stopped.

Auto

AutoAuto

Auto-

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-calibration/Pump:

calibration/Pump: calibration/Pump:

calibration/Pump:

This submenu is used to set the duration o the analyser auto-calibration cycle. It may also be used to switch o or switch

on the sample pump temporarily. The sample pump cannot be switched o i the auto-calibration cycle is under way.

Test operator:

Test operator: Test operator:

Test operator:

The name o the operator conducting the analysis may be set or modi ied through this submenu. A maximum o three names

may be stored. The name o the selected operator will be printed on the analysis report.

Printout heading:

Printout heading:Printout heading:

Printout heading:

This allows the Company or Owner’s name to be entered in our lines with 24 characters each, together with other details

(e.g. address, tel. no.). This data will be printed on the heading o the analysis report.

Micromanometer

MicromanometerMicromanometer

Micromanometer

Allows to con igure the micromanometer input (optional) as P+ or P– port. In case P– is selected, the sign o pressure is

inverted.

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CO:

NO,NOx:

ppm

Pressure:

hPa

Temperature:

°C

MEASUREMENT UNITS

mg/m

3



CO: ppm

NO,NOx: ppm

Pressure:

hPa

Temperature:

°C

MEASUREMENT UNITS

Fuel



Measurement units

O

2

Reference

Display contrast

Automatic analysis







CONFIGURATION

CO:

ppm

NO,NOx:

Pressure:

hPa

Temperature:

°C

MEASUREMENT UNITS

ppm

CO: ppm



NO,NOx: ppm

Pressure:

hPa

Temperature:

°C

MEASUREMENT UNITS

4.3.1

4.3.14.3.1

4.3.1

Flow Chart

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Flow Chart -

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Con igure MenuCon igure Menu

Con igure Menu

Activates the Con igure Menu.

All selected data can be modi ied by pressing cursor keys .

To cancel changes and return to the previous menu press .



Fuel

Measurement units

O

2

Reference

Display contrast

Automatic analysis







CONFIGURATION



Natural gas

L.P.G.

Diesel oil

Fuel oil

Methane G20







FUEL

Natural gas



L.P.G.

Diesel oil

Fuel oil

Methane G20







FUEL

Natural gas

L.P.G.



Diesel oil

Fuel oil

Methane G20







FUEL

Natural gas

L.P.G.

Diesel oil



Fuel oil

Methane G20







FUEL

CO:

ppm

NO,NOx:

Pressure:

hPa

Temperature:

°C

MEASUREMENT UNITS

mg/m

3

Natural gas

L.P.G.

Diesel oil

Fuel oil



Methane G20







FUEL







L.P.G.

Diesel oil

Fuel oil

Methane G20



Propane G31







FUEL







Diesel oil

Fuel oil

Methane G20

Propane G31



Butane G30

FUEL

CO:

NO,NOx: ppm

Pressure:

hPa

Temperature:

°C

MEASUREMENT UNITS

ppm

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Fuel

Measurement units



O

2

Reference

Display contrast

Automatic analysis







CONFIGURATION



CO: 0.0 ٪

NO,NOx: 0.0 ٪

O

2

REFERENCE

CO: 0.0

٪

NO,NOx: 0.0 ٪

O

2

REFERENCE

0

CO: 0.0 ٪



NO,NOx: 0.0 ٪

O

2

REFERENCE

CO: 0.0 ٪

NO,NOx:

.0 ٪

O

2

REFERENCE

0

CO:

1.0 ٪

NO,NOx: 0.0 ٪

O

2

REFERENCE

0

CO:

1.0 ٪

NO,NOx: 0.0 ٪

O

2

REFERENCE

1

Fuel

Measurement units

O

2

Reference



Display contrast

Automatic analysis







CONFIGURATION

- +

38

CONTRAST

- +

39

CONTRAST

Fuel

Measurement units

O

2

Reference

Display contrast



Automatic analysis







CONFIGURATION



Mode:

manual

AUTOMATIC ANALYSIS

Mode:

AUTOMATIC ANALYSIS

manual

Mode:

Duration:

120 s

Print:

manual

AUTOMATIC ANALYSIS

auto

Mode:

auto



Duration: 120 s

Print:

manual

AUTOMATIC ANALYSIS

Mode:

auto

Duration:

s

Print:

manual

AUTOMATIC ANALYSIS

120

Mode:

auto

Duration:

s

Print:

manual

AUTOMATIC ANALYSIS

130

CO: ppm

NO,NOx: ppm



Pressure:

hPa

Temperature:

°C

MEASUREMENT UNITS

CO: ppm

NO,NOx: ppm

Pressure:

hPa



Temperature:

°C

MEASUREMENT UNITS

CO:

ppm

NO,NOx:

ppm

Pressure:

Temperature:

°C

MEASUREMENT UNITS

hPa

CO:

ppm

NO,NOx:

ppm

Pressure:

Temperature:

°C

MEASUREMENT UNITS

Pa

CO:

ppm

NO,NOx:

ppm

Pressure:

hPa

Temperature:

MEASUREMENT UNITS

°C

CO:

ppm

NO,NOx:

ppm

Pressure:

hPa

Temperature:

MEASUREMENT UNITS

°F

Mode:

auto

Duration: 120 s



Print:

manual

AUTOMATIC ANALYSIS

Mode:

auto

Duration: 130 s

Print:

AUTOMATIC ANALYSIS

manual

Mode:

auto

Duration: 130 s

Print:

AUTOMATIC ANALYSIS

auto

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Select the igure to be modi ied with the

keys

.

Modi y the value o the highlighted

igure with keys .

The values that can be selected with the

keys or this parameter are:

CO, CO sv, NO, NO sv, O

CO, CO sv, NO, NO sv, OCO, CO sv, NO, NO sv, O

CO, CO sv, NO, NO sv, O

2

22

2

, P, T , Ta.

, P, T , Ta. , P, T , Ta.

, P, T , Ta.

The values that can be selected with the

keys or this parameter are:

maximum, minimum, no.

maximum, minimum, no.maximum, minimum, no.

maximum, minimum, no.



Display contrast

Automatic analysis

Condensation

Time/Date



Alarms







CONFIGURATION



Number: 1

Measure: CO

Active: no

Limit: 130

Unit: ppm

ALARMS

Number: 1



Measure: CO

Active: no

Limit: 130

Unit: ppm

ALARMS

Number: 1

Measure: CO



Active: no

Limit: 130

Unit: ppm

ALARMS

Number:

Measure: CO

Active: no

Limit: 130

Unit: ppm

ALARMS

2

Number: 2

Measure:

Active: no

Limit: 130

Unit: ppm

ALARMS

NO

Number: 1

Measure: CO



Active:

Limit: 130

Unit: ppm

ALARMS

no



O

2

Reference

Display contrast

Automatic analysis

Condensation



Time/Date







CONFIGURATION



Time: 16.44

Date: 22/12/03

Mode: EU

TIME/DATE

Time: .44

Date: 22/12/03

Mode: EU

TIME/DATE

16

Time: 16.44

Date: 22/12/03

Mode: EU

TIME/DATE

44

Time: 16.44

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Date: 22/12/03

Mode: EU

TIME/DATE

Time: 16.44

Date: /12/03

Mode: EU

TIME/DATE

22

Time: 16.44

Date: 22/ /03

Mode: EU

TIME/DATE

12

Time: 16.44

Date: 22/12/

Mode: EU

TIME/DATE

03

Time: 16.44

Date: 22/12/03



Mode: EU

TIME/DATE

Time: 16.44

Date: 22/12/03

Mode:

TIME/DATE

EU

Time: 04.44 PM

Date: 12/22/03

Mode:

TIME/DATE

USA

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Measurement units

O

2

Reference

Display contrast

Automatic analysis

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Condensation







CONFIGURATION

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Altitude:

0 m

R.H. air:

50 %

CONDENSATION

Altitude:

m

R.H. air:

50 %

CONDENSATION

0

Altitude:

m

R.H. air:

50 %

CONDENSATION

100

Altitude:

0 m

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R.H. air:

50 %

CONDENSATION

Altitude:

0 m

R.H. air:

50 %

CONDENSATION

50

Altitude:

0 m

R.H. air:

%

CONDENSATION

55

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER

USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER

USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER OPERATION

OPERATION

OPERATION MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE

TROUBLESHOOTING

SPARE PARTS AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

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The values that can be selected with the

keys or this parameter are:

ppm, mg/m

ppm, mg/mppm, mg/m

ppm, mg/m

3

33

3

, mg/kWh, g/GJ, g/m

, mg/kWh, g/GJ, g/m, mg/kWh, g/GJ, g/m

, mg/kWh, g/GJ, g/m

3

33

3

, g/kWh,% .

, g/kWh,% ., g/kWh,% .

, g/kWh,% .

The alarm threshold values can be set via

the keys within the ollowing range:

-

--

-

99999.999 to + 99999.99

99999.999 to + 99999.9999999.999 to + 99999.99

99999.999 to + 99999.99

(the value is re erred to the unit o

measurement set) maximum, minimum, no.

Number: 1

Measure: NO

Active: no

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Limit: 130

Unit: ppm

ALARMS

Number: 1

Measure: NO

Active: no

Limit: 130

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Unit: ppm

ALARMS

Number: 1

Measure: NO

Active: no



Limit: +0013 .0000

Unit: ppm

ALARMS

0

Number: 1

Measure: NO

Active: no

Limit: 130



Unit:

ALARMS

ppm

Note:

The pump cannot be

switched o during

auto-calibration.

I auto-calibration

h a s n o t b e en

per ormed the pump

cannot be switched

on.

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Condensation

Time/Date

Alarms

Autozero/Pump



Operator







CONFIGURATION

Mario Rossi_

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 

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_ es

⊳

⊳⊳

⊳

9:;<=>? !“#$٪& ’()

YZ(\)^_ @A BCDEFGHI

Yz(I)~*’ a bcdefghi

TEXT EDITING

OK

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1:------------------

2:------------------

3:------------------

OPERATOR ID

Luigi Bindi_

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 



_ es

⊳

⊳⊳

⊳

9:;<=>? !“#$٪& ’()

YZ(\)^_ @A BCDEFGHI

Yz(I)~*’ a bcdefghi

TEXT EDITING

OK

1:Mario Rossi

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2:------------------

3:------------------

OPERATOR ID

Mario Bianchi_



 



_ es

⊳

⊳⊳

⊳

9:;<=>? !“#$٪& ’()

YZ(\)^_ @A BCDEFGHI

Yz(I)~*’ a bcdefghi

TEXT EDITING

OK

1:Mario Rossi

2:Luigi Bindi

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3:------------------

OPERATOR ID

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Automatic analysis

Condensation

Time/Date

Alarms



Autozero/Pump







CONFIGURATION



Autozero: 60 s

Pump: on

AUTOZERO/PUMP

Autozero: 60 s

Pump: on

AUTOZERO/PUMP

60

Autozero: 60 s

Pump: on

AUTOZERO/PUMP

70

Autozero: 70 s



Pump: on

AUTOZERO/PUMP

Autozero: 70 s

Pump:

AUTOZERO/PUMP

on

Autozero: 70 s

Pump:

AUTOZERO/PUMP

off

Use the “EDIT TEXT” unction as ollows:

Using the cursor keys, go to

the box that corresponds to the letter or

number required to orm the desired word, and

press ' ' to con irm.

When you have inished striking in the desired

text, still using the cursor keys, go to ' ' to

con irm the entered data or to ' ' to exit

without saving, and press the relative ' ' or

' '

' '' '

' ' button. The task is done.

I you wish to modi y a letter or a whole line,

all you need to do is position the cursor in ront

o the letter to be cancelled by means o the

cursor keys in the irst row o controls.

At this point go to the second row o controls

and press the Esc key on the keypad. In this

way the letter preceding the cursor can be

cancelled, a ter which the desired text can be

entered or the user can con irm and exit.

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER

USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER

USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER OPERATION

OPERATION

OPERATION MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE

TROUBLESHOOTING

SPARE PARTS AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

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

Time/Date

Alarms

Autozero/Pump

Operator



Report header setup







CONFIGURATION

Seitron S.r.l._



 



_ es

⊳

⊳⊳

⊳

9:;<=>? !“#$٪& ’()

YZ(\)^_ @A BCDEFGHI

Yz(I)~*’ a bcdefghi

TEXT EDITING

OK



1:------------------

2:------------------

3:------------------

4:------------------

REPORT HEADER

Via Prosdocimo, 30_

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 



_ es

⊳

⊳⊳

⊳

9:;<=>? !“#$٪& ’()

YZ(\)^_ @A BCDEFGHI

Yz(I)~*’ a bcdefghi

TEXT EDITING

OK

1:Seitron s.r.l.

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2:------------------

3:------------------

4:------------------

REPORT HEADER

Bassano del Grappa_



 



_ es

⊳

⊳⊳

⊳

9:;<=>? !“#$٪& ’()

YZ(\)^_ @A BCDEFGHI

Yz(I)~*’ a bcdefghi

TEXT EDITING

OK

1:Seitron s.r.l.

2:Via Prosdocimo, 30

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3:------------------

4:------------------

REPORT HEADER

Tel.0424 567842_



 



_ es

⊳

⊳⊳

⊳

9:;<=>? !“#$٪& ’()

YZ(\)^_ @A BCDEFGHI

Yz(I)~*’ a bcdefghi

TEXT EDITING

OK

1:Seitron s.r.l.

2:Via Prosdocimo, 30

3:Bassano del Grappa

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4:------------------

REPORT HEADER

INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER

USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER

USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER OPERATION

OPERATION

OPERATION MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE

TROUBLESHOOTING

SPARE PARTS AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE



Alarms

Autozero/Pump

Operator

Report header setup



Micromanometer

CONFIGURATION



Inlet: P+

MICROMANOMETER

Inlet:

MICROMANOMETER

P+

Inlet:

MICROMANOMETER

P-

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