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8 Operating Instructions Stainless Steel In-Line Filter Holder Type 16274
Safety Instructions
2.4 Components Under Pressure
2.4.1 Overpressure
If the device is subjected to excessive pressure: The device may be
damaged. Liquids or gases may escape uncontrollably and cause serious
injuries to personnel.
t Stay within the permitted temperature ranges (for the permitted ranges,
Chapter “12 Technical Data”, page 27).
t Before the device is pressurized: Check all detachable connections are
fitted securely.
t Connect devices for pressure monitoring, e.g. a pressure gage.
2.5 Compatibility of Media and Materials
The media used must be suitable for the device, accessories, and
consumables. The media must not corrode the device and seals.
If the materials are corroded: Parts of the device may be damaged, e.g.
seals. Damaged seals can lead to the leakage of media.
t Only use accessories, consumables, and spare parts that are compatible
with the media used (for the device materials, see Chapter “12.6
Materials”, page 28, for the chemical resistance of the materials, see
Chapter “12.7.1 Chemical Resistance of the Device Materials”,
page 28 and Chapter “12.7.2 Chemical Resistance of the Seal
Materials”, page 30).
t Only use accessories, consumables, and spare parts that are in proper
working order.
t For special applications or ambiguities, request written approval for the
compatibility from Sartorius Stedim Biotech.
t When using chemical cleaning agents: Observe the manufacturer’s
material safety data sheets and the applicable legislation and accident
prevention laws.
2.6 Hot Surfaces
Depending on the application, parts of the device may heat up so much
during operation that surfaces become hot. There is a risk of burning if body
parts touch these surfaces.
t Avoid contact with hot surfaces.
t Before working on the device: Leave the device to cool down.
t Wear personal protective equipment.
2.7 Conduct in an Emergency
If there is immediate danger of personal injury or equipment damage, e.g.
due to malfunctions or dangerous situations, the device must be immedi-
ately taken out of operation.

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