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MEMBRANE SAMPLE TRANSFER
A new type of permeation tube system is gaining wide
acceptance as a dependable method of calibrating analyzers and chromatographs.
The KECO calibrator, built into an instrument, provides instant analyzer
verification of span. This ensures confidence of process and instrument
personnel. Typical applications include H2S in fuel gas to boilers,
sulfur plant tail gas analysis, H2S in a benzene stream, etc. OPERATION The system includes an input valve position labeled "Measure" to bypass the stream scrubber. The "Scrub" position provides a blank for analyzer zero. The output valve positions are labeled "Standby", which causes the permeation tube output to go to the permeation tube scrubber and the sample to go the analyzer, and "Span", which connects the permeation tube into the sample stream to span the analyzer. Normal procedure is to check analyzer zero with the input valve in "Scrub" position. Next, the output valve is turned to "Calibrate" to check the instrument span. Initially, the analyzer reads up scale. Then, after one minute, stabilizes at a given PPM at a specified sample flow. The stream being analyzed may be a gas or a liquid sample. Permeation through the membrane allows passage of trace gas, such as hydrogen sulfide and volatile hydrocarbon vapors, but will block liquid stream. The permeation tube lasts one year and then is replaced. Temperature coefficient is 2%ºC. Built in permeation calibrators are convenient, accurate and require no servicing for one year. To minimize maintenance problems, all analyzers should be equipped with internal calibrators. OPTIONS Thermostated permeation tube | Home | Phone: 281-516-3950 Fax: 281-351-8925 Trademark Keco R.&D., Inc. |