Tradinco 8810 User manual

User Manual
8810
8810
Reducer
User manual

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Content
Content ................................................................................................................ 2
1GENERAL........................................................................................................ 3
1.1 Warranty.................................................................................................. 3
1.2 8810 Description ....................................................................................... 4
1.3 Symbols Used ........................................................................................... 4
1.4 Scope of this manual ................................................................................. 4
1.5 Use ......................................................................................................... 4
2Installation ..................................................................................................... 5
2.1 Transport and packing ............................................................................... 5
2.2 Assembly ................................................................................................. 5
2.3 Assembly of 8810 into panel ....................................................................... 5
3Operation ....................................................................................................... 7
3.1 Leakage check .......................................................................................... 7
3.2 Initiation .................................................................................................. 7
3.3 Out of operation........................................................................................ 7
3.4 Out of operation and taken out of pressurised system.................................... 7
4Maintenance ................................................................................................... 8
5Product Specifications ...................................................................................... 9
5.1 Pressure Ranges ....................................................................................... 9
5.2 Specifications............................................................................................ 9

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1GENERAL
1.1 Warranty
During the design and manufacturing of this instrument the at most attention has been
given to quality and durability.
This manual contains information needed for the safe and effective use of the
capabilities of the instrument.
Please read the manual carefully before operating the instrument. By doing so
possible damage to the instrument or damage caused by the incorrect use of
the instrument can be avoided.
TRADINCO INSTRUMENTS warrantees the instrument in accordance with the Standard
Terms and Conditions of the Instrument Trade as issued by the Association bearing the
name "Federation Het Instrument" (The Instrument Federation, (filed with the Clerk of
Utrecht District Court on 13 January 1993 under number 16/93 and with the Chamber of
Commerce and Industry in Amersfoort on 18 January 1993. A copy is available on
request.
TRADINCO INSTRUMENTS warrantees that this product will be free from defects in
materials and workmanship for a period of 12 months from the date of shipment. If any
such product proves defective during this warranty period, TRADINCO INSTRUMENTS, at
its option, will either repair the defective product without charge for parts or labour, or
will provide a replacement in exchange for the defective product.
In order to obtain service under this warranty, Customer must notify TRADINCO
INSTRUMENTS of the defect before the expiration of the warranty period and make
suitable arrangements for the performance of the service.
Customer shall be responsible for packaging and shipping of the defective product to the
service centre designated by TRADINCO INSTRUMENTS, with shipping charges prepaid.
If no defect can be found Customer may be charged for costs of the investigation.
This warranty does not apply to any defect, failure or damage caused by:
Improper use of the instrument.
Normal wear of the product.
Modification or repair carried out by or on behalf of the owner or by a third party.
Implementation of modifications to the product that are not supplied or implemented by
TRADINCO INSTRUMENTS.
TRADINCO INSTRUMENTS and its vendors will not be liable for any indirect, special,
incidental or consequential damages irrespective of whether TRADINCO INSTRUMENTS or
the vendor has advance notice of the possibility of such damages.
The type number of the product, as listed on the instrument tag plate, should always be
mentioned in any correspondence concerning the product.
Tradinco Instrumenten-Apparaten b.v.
Radonstraat 250
2718 TB Zoetermeer
The Netherlands
+31 79 2033133
www.tradinco.com
info@tradinco.com

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1.2 8810 Description
Tradinco Instruments 8810 reducer is designed for precision control of gas pressure in
closed-end systems up to 350 bar.
Rotational movement of the control knob, which compresses or decompresses the spring
loaded mechanism, is transferred with a ball bearing to improve smooth operation. This
results in more precision when reducing high pressurised gases.
Pressure ranges ranging from 16 to 350 bar.
Both the inlet and outlet ports are equipped with monitoring ports. The inlet port is also
equipped with a 20 μ particle filter. All pressure ports have a 1/8 NPT female connection.
When the controlled outlet pressure is lowered, the 8810 reducer will vent the over
pressure through the internal venting system.
The 8810 reducer can be fitted into a panel.
1.3 Symbols Used
Warning for conditions or practices that could result in personal injury, loss of life
and/or in damage to the product or other property.
Attention signal or remark
1.4 Scope of this manual
This manual contains information for instruments built after January 2014.
This manual is a user manual on how to operate the instrument; it is not a calibration
instruction manual.
As Tradinco Instruments continuously strives to improve its products, specifications of
instruments may be altered without further notice
1.5 Use
The 8810 reducer is used to reduce a supply pressure to a set outlet pressure.
The 8810 reducer must not be used as flow regulator and/or shut of device.

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2Installation
The instrument can only be installed by trained personal.
Check tread of the pressure ports and fittings before installation and make sure
they are clean and not damaged.
Tapered NPT treads usually are screwed in together with Teflon tape to protect
against galling and to improve sealing. It is important that no remains of the
tape are able to get into the interior of the reducer.
2.1 Transport and packing
The 8810 reducer is delivered in a dust free carton box to prevent contamination in the
instrument. When the 8810 reducer is transported or stored, it is advised to put it in the
original carton box, or plug the pressure ports. This can also be done by sticking tape
over the pressure ports, so that the mechanical workings of the instrument cannot be
contaminated.
2.2 Assembly
Connect the supply and outlet ports with 1/8 NPT male couplings into the closed-
end system
Turn the reducers fully counter clockwise.
Supply pressure to the reducer
Turn the control knob clockwise until the reduced test pressure is available on the
outlet port.
Check for leaks
If any leaks are detected; turn the control knob fully counter clockwise, relief
pressure of the entire pressurised system, eliminate the leaks and repeat
procedure from step “Supply pressure to the reducer” until no leaks are detected.
Be careful, you are working with high pressure compressed gases.
2.3 Assembly of 8810 into panel
Remove the logo plate on the control knob by taking out the two small screws.
Remove the lock nut
Remove the control knob
Remove front ring
Cut a panel hole of 35 mm
Fit the reducer behind the panel
Install the front ring
Fix the reducer with the big lock nut
Connect the supply and outlet lines
Turn the reducers fully counter clockwise.
Supply pressure to the reducer
Turn the control knob clockwise until the maximum required test pressure is
available on the outlet port.
Check for leaks

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If any leaks are detected; turn the control knob fully counter clockwise, relief
pressure of the entire pressurised system, eliminate the leaks and repeat
procedure from step “Supply pressure to the reducer” until no leaks are detected.
Install the control knob with the locknut
Install the logo plate.
Be careful, you are working with high pressure compressed gases.

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3Operation
Allways open and close valves slowly. Allways use the appropriate gases wich
must be dry and clean(free of oil).
Influence of supply pressure on controlled outlet pressure.
The 8810 reducer has been designed for minimum influence of supply pressure to
the controlled outlet pressure.
However controlled outlet pressure my rise up to ±2 bar when the supply pressure
is decreased from full to zero.
This behaviour in particular can be observed on installations fed from a
compressed air/N2 bottle supply.
In case process pressure fed by the 8810 reducer is critical, the operator should
take care to adjust the setting / replace the supply bottle before controlled
pressure problems arise.
The reducer vents into the open air when releasing pressure. When working with
other gases than compressed air this can result in displacing the oxygen from the
air and/or releasing toxic gases into the air. A non venting option for the 8810
reducer is available, however with this option; pressure cannot be released trough
the reducer.
3.1 Leakage check
Unload the reducer by turning the control knob fully counter clockwise.
Close the outlet with a plug or valve
One of the outlet ports must be connected to a pressure gauge.
Turn on the inlet pressure supply.
Adjust the reducer to the maximum outlet pressure by turning the control knob
clockwise.
Check the external connections for leakage.
Check for internal leakage. Wait for 15 minutes and check if the outlet pressure
stays constant. The outlet pressure must not rise.
Close the pressure supply and vent the regulator by turning the control knob fully
counter clockwise.
3.2 Initiation
Unload the reducer by turning the control knob fully counter clockwise.
Close all consumers downstream of the regulator.
Open the supply pressure on the inlet.
Adjust the outlet pressure by turning the control knob clockwise.
3.3 Out of operation
Close the pressure supply and vent the regulator by turning the control knob fully
counter clockwise.
3.4 Out of operation and taken out of pressurised system
Close the pressure supply and vent the regulator by turning the control knob fully
counter clockwise.
Also vent the pressure supply of the reducer before dismantling the 8810 reducer
out of the pressurised system.

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4Maintenance
An inspection is recommended every 6 months. The reducer most be checked on outside
damages and functionality.
When checking the reducer, the spindle must be creased with copper grease to ensure a
smooth working of the spindle in the reducer. This is done by:
Close the pressure supply and vent the regulator by turning the control knob fully
counter clockwise.
Remove the logo plate on the control knob by taking out the two small screws.
Remove the nut
Remove the control knob
Apply copper grease at the base off the spindle.
Put the control knob back on the spindle and turn the control knob a few times
fully clockwise and counter clockwise.
Take of the control knob and remove excess copper grease.
Install the control knob with the locknut
Install the logo plate.
Further overhaul and replacement of all wearing parts must be done by Tradinco
Instruments. It is recommended every 5 years, more frequent maintenance may be
needed when the system is used under extreme conditions.

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5Product Specifications
5.1 Pressure Ranges
ORDERING CODE RANGE
8810 –16 0 ÷ 16 bar
8810 –25 0 ÷ 25 bar
8810 –40 0 ÷ 40 bar
8810 –60 0 ÷ 60 bar
8810 –100 0 ÷ 100 bar
8810 –160 0 ÷ 160 bar
8810 –250 0 ÷ 250 bar
8810 –350 0 ÷ 350 bar
5.2 Specifications
Media : All gasses compatible with the materials of
construction
Max rated inlet pressure : 350 bar
Supply filter : 20 μ
Materials of construction : Body: brass
Seats: kel-F
Sensor: brass and stainless steel AISI 303
Seals: buna-n
Operating temperature : -20° C to +75° C
Leakage : Bubble tight
Pressure and gauge connections : 1/8" NPT female
Dimensions : Dia.: Ø 50mm
Length: 140mm (variable 125/140mm)
Panel cut-out : 34mm
Maximum Panel thickness : 4mm
Length behind the panel : 76mm
Weight : ± 1.5 kg
Application : Test pressure regulator
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