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GENERON HPMB Series Membrane Nitrogen System Operating and Maintenance Manual

The document discusses the oxygen analyzer that is included as part of the GENERON HP Nitrogen Generator system. It describes calibrating the oxygen analyzer by supplying calibration gas and adjusting the flow and pressure settings. It also explains that the oxygen alarm point can be adjusted through the setup screen and that the fuel cell in the analyzer needs to be changed every 6 months to 1 year.

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GENERON HPMB Series Membrane Nitrogen System Operating and Maintenance Manual

The document discusses the oxygen analyzer that is included as part of the GENERON HP Nitrogen Generator system. It describes calibrating the oxygen analyzer by supplying calibration gas and adjusting the flow and pressure settings. It also explains that the oxygen alarm point can be adjusted through the setup screen and that the fuel cell in the analyzer needs to be changed every 6 months to 1 year.

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GENERON HPMB Series Membrane Nitrogen System


Operating and Maintenance Manual
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Section 9

Oxygen Analyzer

9.1 OXYGEN ANALYZER

The GENERON HP Nitrogen Generator is provided with a Fuel Cell type oxygen analyzer,
which is an integral part of the vent-and-shutdown control system.

9.2 CALIBRATION OF O2 ANALYZER

1. Supply calibration gas to the cabinet inlet.

2. Set 3-way valve (20-1) to “SPAN”. This allows the inlet calibration gas to flow through
the analyzer.

3. Adjust (FI 20-1) to a flow of 1 scfh and check that pressure reducing valve (PRV 20-1) is
set to 5 psig. Allow the meter reading to stabilize for several minutes.

4. To calibrate the O2 analyzer, see the oxygen analyzer manual.

5. Return 3-way valve (20-1) to “SAMPLE” position.

9.3 SET O2 ALARM POINT

To adjust the Oxygen alarm point:

1. See Setup Screen 2.

9.4 ROUTINE OPERATION OF O2 ANALYZER

Routine Operation of the analyzer includes regular calibrations and cell changes. The Fuel
cell has a nominal life of 0.5 - 1 year. Analyzer calibration should be performed every 4wo
weeks, or whenever abnormal performance is suspected. Check frequently, that the
pressure reducing valve (PRV-20-1) is set to 5 PSIG and the Flow Indicator to 1 SCFH. For
more details about the analyzer, refer to the analyzer instruction manual.

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