Test Gas Supply Configurations - Non-Autocal; Systems; System Using Air As Test Gas 1 And Bottled Gas; As (Optional) Test Gas 2 - ABB AZ10 Operating Instruction

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Test gas supply configurations – non-AutoCal systems
NOTICE
• If using the ABB-supplied test gas port with standard
filter option, the test gas supply must be 3 to 3.5 l/min
(6.354 to 7.413 scfh).
• Test gas can be connected to the supplied sensor test gas
connection or via optional AZ10 Autocal unit.
• If using customer's manifold, flows may differ from values
shown below.

System using air as test gas 1 and bottled gas

as (optional) test gas 2

Shut-off valve
Clean dry oil-free instrument air
INPUT: 10 bar (145 psi) max.
OUTPUT: 1 bar (15 psi) max.
5 μm/oil
coalescing
filter regulator
Figure 22 Test gas supply, non-AutoCal system –
air (test gas 1) and optional bottled gas (test gas 2)
AZ10 probe
Test gas supply –
3 l/min (6.354 scfh)
ABB flowmeter
adjusted to 3 l/min
(6.354 scfh) STP
3-way
valve
Test gas 2 (optional)/
bottled gas adjusted
to 1 bar (15 psi) output

System using 2 bottled test gases

Shut-off valve
Test gas 1/bottled gas
adjusted to 1 bar (15 psi)
output
Figure 23 Test gas supply, non-AutoCal system –
2 bottled test gases
AZ10 probe
Test gas supply –
3 l/min (6.354 scfh)
ABB flowmeter
adjusted to 3 l/min
(6.354 scfh) STP
3-way
valve
Test gas 2 (optional)/
bottled gas adjusted
to 1 bar (15 psi) output
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