How do I select an FT-IR purge gas generator?
Can the purge gas generator be installed outdoors?
No, indoor areas only and not subject to freezing temperatures.
What is needed to install the FT-IR purge gas generator properly?
Can the purge gas generator be installed outside the lab?
What are the maintenance requirements for the FT-IR purge gas generators?
How does the FT-IR purge gas generator remove water vapor and CO2?
At the heart of each system is a proprietary blend of molecular sieve, the sieve is 100% regenerative. During alternating high pressure and low-pressure cycles, the sieve has a high affinity to remove water vapor and CO2 .
How to determine if the FT-IR purge gas generator is working?
What if output purity indicator is yellow?
What is purpose of blue muffler/silencer?
What if there is no outlet pressure or flow from the purge gas generator?
When should the FT-IR purge gas generator be taken out of service?
Congruent with the normal useful life of a lab instrument, Parker recommends decommissioning every seven years.
How long is the warranty period for purge gas generators?
What if inlet compressed air to the purge gas generator is heavily concentrated with inherent compressor water and oil?
Does the proprietary molecular sieve need to be replaced?
Can the proprietary molecular sieve be regenerated?
Yes, this can be done on-site. Leave the generator on and in normal operation mode, simply shut off all flow demand downstream. Moisture indicator should return to green after 12 hours. If not, contact technical support department.
Can the proprietary molecular sieve be repacked?
Yes, at the factory only, for a nominal fee.
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