Bruker BPHG 90 - Exhaust Line Connection; Figure 6.2 H2 Gas Vent Outlet

Installation
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6.2.2 ExhaustLineConnection
In normal operating mode, small amounts of hydrogen can be released through the
vacuumpumporthroughthesafetyvalvesandwillberoutedtothehydrogenventoutletat
therearsideoftheinstrument.
Figure6.2:H2GasVentOutlet
Ten meters of 8 mm flexible plastic tubing are delivered with the generator. The tubing
must be connected to the hydrogen gas vent port on the rear side (labeled H
2
 vent) to
releasethehydrogen safelyoutsidethe room,e.g.by leadingitinto afumecupboard or
outdoors.
Onceallserviceshavebeenconnected,movethegeneratortoitsfinalpositionandlock
thetwofrontwheels.
WARNING
Equipmentdisplacementcandamagethehydrogengassupplyline.
OnceconnectedtotheH2gassupplyline,thegeneratorshouldonlybemovedover
veryshortdistancestoavoidcompromisingthegasconnections.
CAUTION
Riskofapplianceoverheatingandmalfunction
A clearance of 10 cm behind the rear panel and above and to both sides of the
BPHG90arerequiredforthecorrectcoolingofthegenerator.
CAUTION
Riskofhydrogengasleak(riskofexplosion/riskoffire)
Tightengasconnectionsfittingsandcheck allwithsoapywaterora special H2gas
leakdetector.