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CHART Orca MicroBulk CO2 Series - Pump Delivery: Bulk Hose

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17
OperationsProduct Manual - Orca
CO
2
Series MicroBulk Delivery System
Note:TofullyemptyOrcaCO
2
, dump the truck
airbagsorparksothebackoftheOrca
CO
2
islowerthanthefront.
VII. Pump Delivery: Bulk Hose
1. Start Pressure Build Heater with adequate time before
delivery.
a. See “IV. and V. Pressure Build” instructions.
2. Leave truck running. Engage PTO, turn on cruise control
and increase engine speed to set point.
a. Engine must be at low idle speed to engage PTO.
b. Engine will go to set speed with one push of the
cruise control speed increase button.
3. Remove hoses from storage tubes, set in place and open
cabinet doors.
4. Note the Orca CO
2
vessel starting pressure. Open
Pressure Build Liquid (V-28) valve and monitor pressure
build.
a. Cycle PB Liquid (V-28) valve as needed to not exceed
the tank MAWP. Exceeding the tank 350 psig MAWP
will cause the main reliefs to vent.
b. Exceeding the Pump (P-1) and Bypass (V-7) valve
400 psig MAWP will cause the Pump Discharge
Relief (RV-11) valve to relieve.
i. Bypass (V-7) valve is factory set to 70 psid.
Exceeding 330 psig tank pressure will exceed 400
psig pump discharge, causing Pump Discharge
Relief (RV-11) to relieve.
ii. If Orca CO
2
pressure exceeds 330 psig, either
pressure transfer or vent until pressure is below
330 psig before starting the pump.
c. Should subcool become depleted during delivery,
the pump will provide sucient subcool for accurate
metering.
5. Open Pump Inlet/Fill (V-1) valve.
6. Power on Flowcom and select DELIVERY mode. This
also powers on the printer.
7A. If vapor balancing: Connect 1.0” vapor balance hose
to Vapor Balance Connection (DC-5) and the receiving
tank vapor balance connection.
Note: Somecustomersdonotallowvapor
balancing.
a. Slowly open vapor balance on the lower pressure
tank rst.
Note: Cryogenicballvalveshaveaow
direction; the higher pressure must
alwaysbeontheinletsideoftheball
valve.Ifthereissignicantlyhigher
pressure on the outlet side, product WILL
leak back past the ball valve.
b. Open and close the line drain at the higher pressure
tank to purge the hose.
c. Slowly open the vapor balance valve on the higher
pressure tank.
Example: Orca CO
2
is at 280 psig, receiving tank is
at 265 psig.
i. Slowly open the receiving tank vapor balance
valve.
ii. Open and close the Vapor Balance Line Drain
(V-45) valve to purge air from hose.
iii. Slowly open Vapor Balance (V-44) valve to
equalize the pressure in both tanks.
Note: Ifthereceivingtankisatamuchlower
pressure than the pump discharge, the
deliverycanstartwithoutopeningthe
vapor balance circuit to take advantage
ofthetanks’dierentialpressure.Once
theOrcaCO
2
tank and the receiving
tankarewithin5psigofeachother,then
vapor balancing should take place.
Note: Theowratewillbehighintiallyand
willdecreaseasthetankpressures
equalize.Oncevaporbalancing
isinitiated,theowrateshould
signicantlyincreaseagain.
7B If not vapor balancing:
a. Vent receiving tank as necessary before and during
the delivery.

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