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SGB VLR 410/E - Object and Area of Application; 1. Object; 2. Area of Application; 2.1 Interstitial Space Requirements

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VACUUM LEAK DETECTOR VLR ..
2020-06-29
2
1. Object
Vacuum leak detector of the type VLR ..(dots stand for alarm vacuum) as part of a leak detec-
tion system in the following versions:
a) VLR ..
b) VLR .. /E (extended version, i.e. either a leak probe or solenoid valve or both can be con-
nected in addition)
Leak probe: Either in place of the liquid stop valve if special installation conditions or
resistancy matters make it necessary or as a probe used separately (e.g.
in the leakage containment).
Solenoid valves: Must be used whenever tanks are operated at more than 5 bar overlay
pressure or if resistancy requirements make them necessary (system is
then executed resistant up to the solenoid valves).
2. Area of application
2.1. Interstitial space requirements
Vacuum resistance to the operating vacuum of the leak detector, also taking fluctuations in
temperature into account.
Assurance of the suitability of the interstitial space as part of a leak detection system (e.g.
DIN standards, proofs of usability issued by the building inspection authorities, determina-
tion of suitability etc.)
No leak detection liquid in the interstitial space (see App. A if this is nevertheless the case)
The pipes listed under section 2.4 meet the above requirements acc. to App.E.
The volume of the space monitored by the leak detector may not exceed 8 m
3
for tanks and
10 m
3
for pipes. The manufacturer recommends not exceeding 4 m
3
.
2.2. Material to be conveyed
Liquids hazardous to water with a flash point > 60°C (for Germany > 55°C acc. TRGS 509 and
751), where no potentially explosive vapour-air mixtures occur.
If different liquids are conveyed in individual pipes and monitored with one leak detector, these
liquids may not have a negative influence on one another nor lead to chemical reactions.
2.3. Resistance / materials
For the leak detector VLR .. the material polyamide (PA) in connection with brass (MS-58) or
(1.4301, 1.4306, 1.4541)
1
or 1.4571
2
, as well as the material of the connecting tubes used has
to be sufficiently resistant to the material to be stored/conveyed.
If the materials mentioned above are not sufficiently resistant, correspondingly resistant sole-
noid valves can be used in the tanks.
1
cf. DIN 6601, centre column
2
cf. DIN 6601, right-hand column

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