Seitron NOVO - User Manual

USE AND MAINTENANCE
Combustion Analyzer
NUOVO

Summary

1.0 IMPORTANT INFORMATION

1.1 Information about this manual

Provides details about the manual's content and usage guidelines.

1.2 Danger levels and other symbols

Explains danger levels and symbols used in the manual for safety.

2.0 SAFETY

2.1 Safety check

Covers essential safety checks and procedures for instrument operation.

2.2 Intended purpose

Defines the intended applications and scope of use for the combustion analyzer.

2.3 Improper use of the product

Outlines prohibited uses of the product and associated risks.

2.4 Precautions for the usage of the Li-Ion battery package

Details safety precautions for handling and using the Li-Ion battery package.

3.0 GENERAL OVERVIEW

4.0 DESCRIPTION OF THE PRODUCT

4.1 Working principle

Explains the fundamental operating principle of the gas sampling and analysis process.

4.2 Measurement sensors

Details the types of sensors used and their maintenance requirements.

4.3 CO dilution (if the configuration allows it)

Describes the CO sensor dilution feature for extending measurement range.

4.4 Autozero

Explains the automatic zero calibration process for the instrument's sensors.

4.5 Fuel types

Lists supported fuel types and how to configure custom fuels.

4.6 Gas extraction pump

Details the function and features of the internal gas extraction pump.

4.7 Pressure sensor

Describes the pressure sensor used for draft and differential pressure measurements.

4.8 Printer

Covers the instrument's integrated or external printer functionality.

4.9 Simultaneous measurement of pressures, O2, pollutants and efficiency calculation

Explains simultaneous measurement of key parameters for combustion analysis.

4.10 Smoke measurements

Details how to perform and record black smoke measurements.

4.11 Measuring ambient CO

Describes the measurement of ambient CO for safety checks.

4.12 Tightness test

Explains how to perform system tightness tests.

4.13 Battery charger connection

Details the connection and charging procedure for the instrument's battery.

4.14 Calibration certificate

States that the device is supplied with a calibration certificate.

4.15 Electromagnetic compatibility

Provides information on the instrument's electromagnetic compatibility compliance.

4.16 PC Connection

Explains how to connect the instrument to a PC via USB or Bluetooth.

4.17 Bluetooth connection

Details the instrument's Bluetooth capabilities for remote connectivity.

4.18 Available applications and software

Lists available software and applications for instrument management.

5.0 MECHANICAL DESCRIPTION

5.1 Front view

Illustrates and describes the front panel components of the instrument.

5.2 Back view

Illustrates and describes the back panel components of the instrument.

5.3 Inputs

Details the various input connectors for probes and accessories.

6.0 USING THE FLUE GAS ANALYSER

6.1 Preliminary operations

Covers initial steps before using the instrument, like unpacking and checks.

6.2 Analyzer power supply

Explains how to power the analyzer using its internal battery or external adapter.

6.3 Power ON; OFF

Describes the procedure for turning the instrument on and off.

6.3.1 Home Page dello strumento

Explains the instrument's home page interface and its main functions.

6.4 Warning

Provides important warnings regarding operating temperature and instrument care.

6.4.1 Positioning of the instrument during operation

Illustrates the correct positioning of the instrument during measurement.

7.0 CONNECTION DIAGRAM

7.1 Smoke probe and cobustion air temperture probe connection diagram

Diagram showing connections for smoke and air temperature probes.

7.2 Probe connection for simultaneous pressure, O2, pollutants measurement and efficiency calculation

Diagram for connecting probes for comprehensive flue gas analysis.

7.3 Pitot tube connection

Explains the connection procedure for the Pitot tube for air velocity measurement.

7.4 Instrument tightness test kit connection

Details the connection of the kit for performing tightness tests.

7.5 PC connection

Illustrates the connection of the instrument to a PC.

8.0 FLUE GAS ANALYSIS

8.1 Warnings

Crucial warnings for performing accurate flue gas analysis.

8.2 Switching on the instrument and auto-calibration

Guides on powering on the instrument and initiating auto-calibration.

8.3 Inserting the smoke probe in the stack

Instructions on correctly inserting the smoke probe into the stack.

8.4 Setting the main analysis parametrs

Explains how to configure primary parameters for analysis.

8.4.1 Analysis parameters

Details the available parameters for configuring combustion analysis.

8.5 Start and end of the combustion analysis in manual mode

Procedure for starting and ending combustion analysis in manual mode.

8.6 Starting the combustion analysis on automatic mode (UNI10389 and Data Logger)

Steps to initiate automatic combustion analysis based on standards.

8.6.1 Ending the combustion analysis on automatic mode(UNI10389 and Data Logger)

Procedure for concluding automatic combustion analysis.

8.7 END OF ANALYSIS

Covers the final steps and checks after completing a combustion analysis.

8.7.1 Checking the water trap | smoke filtering unit

Instructions for checking and maintaining the water trap/smoke filter unit.

9.0 OPERATOR

10.0 MEASUREMENTS

10.1 Draft measurement

Procedure for measuring the stack draft.

10.2 Black smoke measure

Details on performing black smoke measurements.

10.3 Ambient CO measure

Explains how to measure ambient CO for safety.

10.4 Temperature measure

Describes how to measure supply and return water temperatures.

10.5 Pressure measure

Details how to measure system pressure.

10.6 P gas Measures network gas pressure

Explains measuring network gas pressure.

10.7 Ventilation measurement

Covers testing ventilation openings and pressure differentials.

10.8 Tightness test

Explains how to perform system tightness tests.

11.0 SETTINGS

11.1 Instrument configuration

Allows configuration of instrument settings like Bluetooth, time, and language.

11.2 Operator

Enables selection and management of instrument operators.

11.3 Information

Provides information about the instrument and help center contacts.

11.4 Diagnostic

Enables checking instrument status and diagnosing anomalies.

11.5 Autozero

Allows adjustment of autozero and cleaning cycle durations.

12.0 PRINT

12.1 Printer

Covers selecting and configuring the printer for reports.

12.2 Configuration

Allows configuration of test report format, copies, and layout.

12.3 Measures list

Shows the list of enabled/disabled measurements for printing.

12.4 Print test

Prints a test ticket to verify printer operation.

12.5 Paper feed

Function to advance paper in the printer.

13.0 ARCHIVE

13.1 Archive organization

Explains how to organize and view saved analyses in the archive.

13.2 Rename folders

Allows renaming of archive folders.

13.3 Delete folders

Provides instructions for deleting archive folders.

13.4 Firmware Update

Instructions for updating the instrument's firmware.

14.0 MAINTENANCE

14.1 Preventive maintenance

Details recommended annual service and overhaul procedures.

14.2 Routine maintenance

Covers regular maintenance tasks for instrument longevity.

14.3 Instrument expandability

Information on expanding instrument capabilities by adding sensors.

15.0 GAS SENSORS

15.1 Positioning of the gas sensors in the instrument

Shows the location and numbering of gas sensors within the instrument.

15.2 CxHy sensor for measurement of the unburnt hydrocarbons

Details the CxHy sensor for unburnt hydrocarbon measurement.

15.3 CO2 sensor for Carbon Dioxide measurement in combustion processes

Explains the CO2 sensor for measuring carbon dioxide levels.

15.4 Sensor for combustible gas leaks

Describes the sensor for detecting combustible gas leaks.

16.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

16.1 Analyzer dimensions

Provides the physical dimensions of the analyzer.

16.2 Case size

Details the dimensions of the instrument's case.

17.0 MEASUREMENT AND ACCURACY RANGES

18.0 SPARE PARTS AND SERVICING

18.1 Spare parts

Lists available spare parts for the instrument.

18.2 Accessories

Lists optional accessories for the instrument.

18.3 Service Centres

Provides contact information for authorized service centers.

ANNEX A - Seitron Smart Analysis APP

ANNEX B - Report

ANNEX C - Optional measures list

ANNEX D- Coefficients of the fuels and Formulas

WARRANTY CERTIFICATE

TROUBLESHOOTING

Seitron NOVO Specifications

General

Brand	Seitron
Model	NOVO
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English