Technical
Data
Analyzer Liquid Shut-Off
Purpose
The purpose of the ALS is to prevent liquids
from getting into analytical instruments.
Installation
The ALS is installed vertically in the analyzer
flow line between the supply source and the analyzer.
Purging of liquids from the line should be considered
at this time.
Operation
In normal operation, the conditioned sample
flows from the probe regulator through the sampling
system to the analyzer.
When liquids reach the ALS, the ball will float
to the top and shut off flow to the analyzer.
This can be visually observed lay noting the position
of the ball in the sight glass. When the ALS shuts
off the flow of gas to the analyzer, the sample
line must be purged (blown out) to eliminate accumulated
liquid from causing further interruptions.
The line may be purged with N2,
He or Natural Gas from the pipeline, if you can
insure that the gas will
be dry and not add to the contamination. The most
effective purge is completed with dry gas, such
as
helium, that will remove the contaminates and
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ALS-1 Stainless
Steel Construction, 1/8" inlet and outlet
1000 psi w.p. Weight 15.5 oz
ALS-2 Aluminum Construction, 1/8" inlet
and outlet
300 psi w.p. Weight ... 6.70 oz
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Welker Liquid Eliminator
The Welker Liquid
Eliminator Membrane Filter is designed to be installed
in analyzer sample lines to effectively eliminate
free liquids from entering gas analyzers.
LE-2D Delrin construction,
w.p. 300 psi, 1/4" inlet and outlets, weight
... 12Oz
LE-2A Aluminum construction, w.p. 1000
psi, 1/4" inlet and outlets, weight ... 1.50
Ibs
LE-2S Stainless Steel construction, w.p.
1440 psi, 1/4" inlet and outlets, weight
... 3.10 Ibs
FE090OO ... Replacement Membrane
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