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R6000S Operation Manual: Rev. G
Sample Analysis – To ensure the sample being analyzed is representative of the current process
status, sample to the analyzer must be filtered through a 5 micron (min) filter and delivered to the
analyzer by an approved, leak-free sample handling system. The sample handling system must
eliminate or minimize “dead volumes” and areas in the flow path where new sample can be mixed
with old sample.
System Leaks – If allowed to continue, leaks in the system can either dilute the sample or change the
flow rate.
Light Leaks – Light leaks in the detector or PMT housing will increase background noise.
Moisture Removal – If the membrane dryer is not properly removing moisture from the sample,
sensitivity will be decreased.
UV Lamp Sensitivity – UV lamp sensitivity is best when the lamp is nulled. If the lamp is not correctly
positioned, more scattered light is produced in the fluorescence chamber.
Gas Quality – Air and other gases supplied to the analyzer must be filtered and pure as specified.
Preventative Maintenance – In order to ensure proper performance, preventative maintenance (PM)
procedures must be performed at regular intervals.
SPACE REQUIREMENTS
Furnace Section Cabinet: Height – 10.5 in. (26.67 cm)
Width – 19 in (48.26 cm): Depth – 20 in. (50.8 cm)
Detector Section Cabinet: Height – 6.8 in. (17.272 cm)
Width – 19 in (48.26 cm): Depth – 19 in. (41.275 cm)
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Observe all local regulations and recommendations for the disposal and recycling of parts and materials
that have been used or replaced during installation, operation, and maintenance tasks.
REFERENCES
Fuji Electric, PXZ Series Operation Manual
DEFINITIONS OF TERMS
To show menu selections in this manual, the > symbol is used. For example,
1. Click Start > Programs > PAC.
The following terms are/may be used in this manual:
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