Model H1301 Recovery and Recycling System
Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual
Revision-L September, 2019
Page 15 of 105
IV. System Installation (continued)
F. Receiver Storage Container Connections
NOTE: It is the customerās responsibility to comply with all local and national safety
requirements and codes for the selection of storage and shipping containers used to
capture the recovered Agent. The following requirements are intended only to address
the issues of the machine operation.
The Receiver Storage Container must be installed onto a weigh scale or be able to
be weighed to avoid an overfill condition of the container.
Process Connections: Connect the Vapor Port of the storage container to the OUTLET
Port of the machine. The storage container must be either evacuated to a 2500 micron
minimum vacuum level or contain clean Agent prior to processing.
Evacuation and Leak Testing The plumbing connections should first be tested for
leakage using clean dry nitrogen from 200 to 250 psi then evacuated to a 2500-micron
vacuum level using a vacuum pump through the evacuation valve fitted to the outlet port
of the machine.
OUTLET PORT EVACUATION VALVE
CAUTION: Failure to leak test the plumbing connections could result in total loss of
recovered Agent.
CAUTION: Failure to evacuate the storage container and plumbing connections will
result in contamination of the recovered Agent and unexpected high
pressure in the storage container.
CAUTION: Operation of the machine without a storage container connected to the
Outlet Port of the machine will result in total loss of recovered Agent.
During the pump-out cycle, the machine will pump recycled liquid Agent from the Outlet
Port of the Machine into the storage container. Nitrogen gas will also pressurize the
internal processing tank of the machine through the Nitrogen Supply Port. This is required
to prime the liquid pumps of the machine.
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