OPTIONAL SUBSYSTEMS AND HARDWARE
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Sievers TOC-R3 Operation and Maintenance Manual
DLM 95000-01 EN Rev. A 36 © Veolia 2023
• Touchscreen
• Connectivity Function; Remote Connection software for Windows PC.
3. Furnace, including:
• Injection Block and Valves (qty 3)
• Furnace Head Assembly; connects the Injection Block to the Furnace via the
Injection Needle.
• Furnace; including a replaceable Furnace Cartridge (with Furnace Ceramic
Packing).
• Furnace Foot Assembly; transfers combusted sample vapor to the Gas Cooler
Unit via the Transfer Tube.
• Gas Cooler Unit; located in the Sample Fluidics Compartment, safely cools,
condenses, and removes post-combustion vapor.
• See Figure 2-2 Flow Diagram on page 41.
4. Sampling, including;
• Valves (qty 8) — See “Valves” on page 48.
• Pumps (qty 4) — See “Pumps” on page 46.
• MFSV — Multi-Function Sample Vessel (MFSV). See “CM2 — Multi-Function
Sample Vessel” on page 46 and Figure 2-2 on page 41.
Optional Subsystems and Hardware
The Sievers TOC-R3 has six Optional Subsystems, depending on optional hardware
purchased.
1. Communication Box — Optional solution for Input/Output Analyzer signals. See “Data
Inputs / Outputs” on page 51.
• Digital Inputs (Binary)
• Data outputs; both binary and analog
• Required if using the Air Box Accessory.
2. Air Box — Optional preparation for CO
2
-free Carrier Gas. See “Air Box” on page 53.
• Intake Air Filter
• Air Pump
• Coalescing Air Filter
• Air Pressure Regulator
• Requires the Communication Box Accessory.
3. Air Scrubber — Optional Accessory that removes CO
2
and hydrocarbons. See “Air
Scrubber” on page 53.
• Requires Soda Lime and Activated Carbon (also called Activated Charcoal)
consumables. These are Customer provided.
• Used in conjunction with the Air Box Accessory.