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T&L Scanning Probes - DOP Solutions

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T probes and L probes for scan testing<br />

Safe-Change Housings and difficult-to-access HEPA filters<br />

Safe-change (bag-in-bag-out) housings have traditionally been tested volumetrically for<br />

leakage. In some cases this may be an acceptable measurement. The volumetric test<br />

though is 300-3000 times less sensitive than the ISO14644-3 scan test. There may be<br />

substantial defects in a HEPA filter installation that will pass the <strong>DOP</strong> volumetric test.<br />

This could significantly compromise human safety or the environment.<br />

To allow a scan test for filters which cannot be accessed or conventionally scanned<br />

<strong>DOP</strong> <strong>Solutions</strong> have produced new scanning options, T or L probes.<br />

A T scanning probe is a permanent installation forming part of the filter housing, and is<br />

installed at point of manufacture usually, but can be retrofitted. It is positioned into the<br />

downstream (clean side) of the filter housing, sealed through a glanded port and guided<br />

on rails across the filter. The probe shaft extends out of the filter housing and is sealed<br />

when not in use. The sample probe is sealed to the housing and the aerosol photometer<br />

downstream sample tube is attached to the probe shaft.<br />

<strong>Scanning</strong> of the filter is accomplished by drawing the probe across the filter or scanning<br />

zone at 1.5 cm per second. High differential pressures may require an additional return<br />

sample port in the safe-change housing, which also ensures the sample air is discharged<br />

safely back into the system that it was taken from.<br />

The T Probe comprises a 316 stainless steel with graduated sample holes, stainless<br />

steel probe sealing cap, stainless steel upstream sample return port and fittings for<br />

connecting it within the filter unit.<br />

Detailed installation instructions are provided with the sample probe kit and it is a<br />

requirement of the purchaser to install the component parts into the housing correctly.<br />

Each sample probe is manufactured to fit into the housing according to the dimensions<br />

supplied. The sample probe cap and sample return port are normally welded to the<br />

housing at the appropriate place but the system may be retrofitted simply by drilling port<br />

holes in the appropriate position and sealing the securing nuts with silicone compound.<br />

Retrofit kits are available.<br />

These are not intended, nor should they be used, to replace the conventional filter<br />

scanning probe with a photometer in the interests of time saving. This test is more<br />

reliable than the volumetric method, but the scanning speed must be slower than that for<br />

conventional testing, and the result will only indicate the presence of a leak but not the<br />

exact location of where it is.<br />

T & L probes v6<br />

PRODUCT<br />

T probe<br />

L probe<br />

MODEL<br />

NUMBERS<br />

<strong>DOP</strong>610-RF<br />

<strong>DOP</strong>610-W<br />

<strong>DOP</strong>305-RF<br />

<strong>DOP</strong>305-W<br />

<strong>DOP</strong>-315-L<br />

<strong>DOP</strong>-L<br />

<strong>DOP</strong> SOLUTIONS LTD<br />

Unit 10<br />

Protea Way<br />

Pixmore Avenue<br />

Letchworth<br />

Hertfordshire<br />

SG6 1JT<br />

United Kingdom<br />

Telephone:<br />

+44 (0)1462 676446<br />

Facsimile<br />

+44 (0)1462 486078<br />

Email:<br />

sales@dopsolutions.com<br />

Web:<br />

www.dopsolutions.com


L probe Sample port ABS 3/4in capped 105 x<br />

44mm, 50 mm high. Part No. : 630-SP-34IN-12<br />

Alternative<br />

L probe Sample port ABS 3/4in capped 105mm diameter,<br />

50 mm high. Part No.: 630-SP-34IN<br />

Demonstration view of “L” Probe and Sparge pipe<br />

ORDERING INFORMATION<br />

<strong>DOP</strong>610-RF-920-12 T probe for mechanical installation<br />

into 610 x 610mm filter housings.<br />

<strong>DOP</strong>610-W-920-12 T probe for welded installation into<br />

610 x 610mm filter housings.<br />

<strong>DOP</strong>305-RF-449-12 T probe for mechanical installation<br />

into 305 x 305mm filter housings.<br />

<strong>DOP</strong>305-W-449-12 T probe for welded installation into<br />

305 x 305mm filter housings.<br />

Typical HEPA Filter Safe-Change<br />

Housing into which the Longitudinal<br />

<strong>Scanning</strong> Probe may be installed.<br />

“L” <strong>Scanning</strong> <strong>Probes</strong><br />

“L” Probe with port attachment<br />

Part No. :<strong>DOP</strong>-315-L-1000<br />

“L” probe is designed for scanning safe change HEPA<br />

filter housings, and any other inaccessible filter with<br />

dimensions of 610x610mm.Shaft length of 1.0 metre<br />

will allow deeper filter areas to be scanned. The probe<br />

handle is manufactured in brass tube & the left and<br />

right hand scanning arms from aluminium.<br />

The scanning section (90 degrees to the main tube<br />

shaft) has graduated holes to ensure linear airflow into<br />

the scanning probe over the measuring distance of<br />

315mm.<br />

This scanning probe is supplied with the 630-SP-34IN-<br />

8MM scanning probe tube adaptor as standard. To be<br />

used with the 630-SP-34IN sample port.<br />

Where longer lengths of scan are required use the<br />

<strong>DOP</strong>-L-SCAN probe. This is a modular scanning probe<br />

kit with multiple length 1/2” shafts for scanning filter<br />

systems where the long shaft of the <strong>DOP</strong>-315-L-1000<br />

probe prevents access to the scanning ports.<br />

Unit 10, Protea Way, Pixmore Avenue, Letchworth, Herts, SG6 1JT Telephone: +44 (0) 1462 676446 Facsimile: +44 (0) 1462 486078<br />

Email: sales@dopsolutions.com Web: www.dopsolutions.com

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