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From: "Con Carpis - CMC Technologies" <carpis@cmctechnologies.com.au>
Subject: CMC8230VE252177-625 GEA CO systems for MG - technical clarifications
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Hi Rob

Here are some answers for you as we discussed -see below reply from ATEX=
.


Regards

Con Carpis
BE Chem
Managing director

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> Hello Con,
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> 1. Can you advise for the Leak Test what is being supplied - please sh=
ow the
> valves etc on the drawing and advise if the valve is pneumatically act=
uated
> or manually actuated -=20
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>     The leak test valve itself is a pneumatic butterfly valve. The but=
terfly
> valve will be actuated by a 24VDC solenoid valve (2-way) out of our an=
alyser
> cabinet. (see attachment).
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>     =20
> 2. Can you advise What does he have to do to connect the compressed ai=
r to
> the dirty probe =3F What are the instructions - he needs to work out h=
is
> installation costs - what is involved=3F
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>     For our new probe design (dirty air probe) we don't need instrumen=
t air.
> He only needs to pull a 4/6 mm sample tube to the analyser cabinet.=20
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>     The installation of our new probe will be roughly having the same
> construction as our PXD sensors for suppression. It will be a flange
> connection, but exact details will follow soon.
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> 3. Appreciate if you can send that revised drawing soon on the dirty p=
robe.
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>     Unfortunately we are redesigning the probe construction and everyt=
hing I
> would send you now would be incorrect and confusing.
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> The leak test option is the same as usually, the difference is the fil=
ter
> unit and how it is connected to the duct work.
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