Teledyne Analytical Instruments
Thermal Conductivity Analyzer
Model 212R
MODEL 212R
Model 212R
Warranty
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Introduction
Table of Contents
Installation
Startup
Calibration Data
Periodic Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Appendix
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1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Method of Analysis
The Model 212R compares the thermal conductivity of a sample gas to that of a fixed composition reference gas and produces an electrical output signal that is calibrated to represent the difference between the two gases
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1.3 Stability
1.5 Physical Configuration
1.2 Sensitivity
1.4 Special Consideration
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2. INSTALLATION 2.1 Location
2.2 Electrical Requirements and Connections
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2.2.3 Regulating Transformer
2.2.1 Primary Power
2.2.2 Signal Output
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2.2.4. Completion and Inspection
2.3 Gas Requirements and Connections
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2.3.3 Span Gas
2.3.1 Reference Gas
2.3.2 Zero Gas
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2.3.5 Sample Pressure
2.3.4 Installation of Cylinder Supplies
2.3.6 Interconnecting Lines
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2.3.7 Vent Lines
3.0 STARTUP 3.1 Preliminary
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3.4 Warmup
3.2 Reference Gas Flow
3.3 Zero Gas Flow
3.5 Zero Standardization
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3.6 Span Standardization
3.7 Bypass
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3.8Sample Mode
4. ROUTINE OPERATION 4.1 Flowrates
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4.2 Supporting Gas Supplies
4.3 Standardization
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6.1.1 Electrical Checks
5. PERIODIC MAINTENANCE 5.1 Heater Fan
6. TROUBLE SHOOTING 6.1 Preliminary
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6.2 Loss of Zero Control
6.1.2 Sampling System Checks
6.1.3 Summary of Preliminary Checks
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6.2.1 Dynamic Balance Procedure
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2 Set the ZERO potentiometer to
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6.3 Correct Operation
5 Using a screwdriver that has a shaft diameter of 1/8” and a shaft length of at least 6”, turn the “Reactive” balance adjustment all the way counterclockwise CCW until the potentiometer stop point is reached. Turn the adjustment back clockwise CW 5 full turns to center the adjustment
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6.4 Incorrect Operation
6.4.1 Analyzer Leak
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6.4.2 Temperature Control Check
Checkaspreviouslystated,theanalyzersentiresamplingsystemhasbeen checked under pressure with a leak detector. However, if the external system checksoutandtheinstrumentisdisplayingalargediurnaloruni-directionaldrift, the interior sampling system should be checked for leaks. Do not open the analyzerinnerdoor. Usethefollowingprocedure
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5 points outlined in section
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Range Switch Position #2
7.0 CALIBRATION DATA FOR MODEL 212R SERIAL NUMBER 7.1 Ranges
RangeSwitchPosition#1
Range Switch Position #3
7.4.1 Reference Gas
7.2 Output Signal
7.3 Span Setting 7.4 Recommended Accessory Gases
7.4.2 Zero Gas
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RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS LIST
7.4.3 Span Gas
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Replacement Parts Order Information
Drawing List
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APPENDIX Specifications
Power
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