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Translation of original operating instructionsDocument:man_hm1400trx_en.docxHM 1400 TRX Total Mercury AnalyserVersion: 04.03.2011 previous Version:Last update: 06.04.2011Print date: 06.04.2011Rev. 17,16.02.2011Order No.: 702 241VerewaUmwelt- und Prozessmesstechnik GmbH Telefon: +49 (40) 55 42 18 – 0Kollaustraße 105 Fax : +49 (40) 58 41 5422453 Hamburg E-Mail: verewa@durag.deInternet: www.verewa.deThis documentation• (approx. 108 pages) has been compiled with the greatest care.• is not intended for the US American market. Documentation in accordance with ANSI Z535standard can be requested. Reference addresses can be found on page 88.• or parts of it may not be duplicated, transmitted or translated into other languages,independent of which way and through which means this happens, electronically ormechanically, without the explicit permission of DURAG GmbH.• refers to the complete equipment in principle, even if individual program modules or devices(device parts) have not been purchased• refers to the current status of the equipment design at the time of updating thisdocumentation (see above).• can be changed without notice with regard to content.© Verewa Umwelt- und Prozessmesstechnik GmbH 2011All rights reserved.
Table of contentsTable of contents0 Foreword .................................................................................................................... 71 General ..................................................................................................................... 111.1 Information on the operating instructions .................................................................. 111.2 Explanation of symbols ............................................................................................. 121.3 Limitation of liability ................................................................................................... 131.4 Warranty information ................................................................................................. 131.5 Customer service ...................................................................................................... 131.6 Copyright .................................................................................................................. 132 Safety ....................................................................................................................... 172.1 Meaning of the warnings and instructions used ......................................................... 172.2 Responsibility of the operating company ................................................................... 182.3 Personal protective equipment .................................................................................. 192.4 General safety instructions ........................................................................................ 202.5 Hazards due to electrical equipment ......................................................................... 212.6 Hazard from hot, aggressive, explosive gases or high measuring gas pressure ....... 212.7 Hazard from chemicals ............................................................................................. 222.8 Hazard from hot components .................................................................................... 222.9 Designated use ......................................................................................................... 232.10 Personnel ................................................................................................................. 232.10.1 Personnel, qualification ............................................................................................. 232.10.2 Unauthorised personnel ............................................................................................ 242.11 Avoidance of consequential damage in the event of a system fault ........................... 242.12 Behaviour in case of hazards and accidents ............................................................. 252.13 Description and location of safety equipment and emergency stop mechanisms ...... 253 HM 1400 TRX Introduction ........................................................................................ 293.1 General ..................................................................................................................... 293.2 Scope of supply of the standard measuring device ................................................... 293.3 Options ..................................................................................................................... 294 Theoretical foundations ............................................................................................. 334.1 Operating principle and mode of operation of the subassemblies ............................. 334.2 The thermocatalytic reduction ................................................................................... 334.3 The UV photometer ................................................................................................... 344.4 Cleaning the photometer ........................................................................................... 354.5 Volume control and system pressure measurement .................................................. 364.6 The thermocatalytic reactor ....................................................................................... 374.7 Gas drying ................................................................................................................ 374.8 Other electronics, control and measuring value calculation ....................................... 385 Installation................................................................................................................. 435.1 Device check ............................................................................................................ 435.2 Device site ................................................................................................................ 435.3 Place of installation of the sampling probe ................................................................ 435.4 Connections .............................................................................................................. 435.4.1 Sampling probe and sampling line ............................................................................ 435.4.2 Power supply (preferably 230 V - 3/N/PE) ................................................................. 445.4.3 Measuring and operating data recording ................................................................... 445.4.4 Exhaust gas .............................................................................................................. 44HM 1400 TRX 3
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