M&C TechGroup SP35-H... for gas sample probe SP2000-H... Data sheet - Manual

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Embracing Challenge
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Completely heated sample tube
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Different lengths
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Unheated pre-filters or extensions pos-
sible
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Simultaneously heated pre-filter pos-
sible
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Easy mounting
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Two temperature sensor versions
Special Features
Electrically heated sample probe tube
series SP®
Version SP30-H..., SP30-H1.1-V, SP35-H...
for gas sample probe SP2000-H...
SP30-H1.1
Application
The electrically heated M&C sample probe
tube SP30/35-H... is used in extractive sam-
pling systems to avoid cooling and conden-
sation of the sample in the insitu tube from
the sample point to the heated sample probe
SP2000-H.
To avoid a premature demage by cooling and
condenstaion in dust loaded processes, we
recommend a heated tube type SP30-H1.1-V,
including an insitu pre-filter V20-2/30, heated
up with the tube.
Description
The electrically heated M&C sample tube
SP30-H... is available in 0,6 m, 1,0 m, 1,5 m
and 2,0 m length and the SP35-H... in 0,175 m
length. The standard lengths for the pre-filter
version SP30-H1.1-V are 0,6 m and 1,0 m. The
tube version SP30-H..., SP35-H... has an inter-
nal diameter of 22 mm. The internal diameter
of the version SP30-H1.1-V is reduced to 6
mm to optimise the tube dead volume.
With a mounting flange with 4 welded screws
the heated sample tube SP30-H.../-V, SP35-H..
can be easily fixed both to the flange at the
sample point and the probe head SP2000-H.
The heated sample tube SP30-H.../SP35-H... is
equipped with a G3/4»i thread connector at
the tube end. This enables fixing a standard
non heated sample tube or pre-filter to the
heated insitu tube.
The electrical cartridge heater is located inside
a double tube system, completely separated
from the process. At the version SP30-H1.1-V
the included large pre-filter V20-2/30 is heat-
ed up with the sample tube. The temperature
of the heated tube has to be adjusted in
relation to the process temperature and cor-
responding to the max. admissable sampling
temperature.
Depending on the operating temperature
the sample tubes are equipped either with a
thermocouple (max. 320 °C) or a PT100 tem-
perature sensor (max. 200 °C).
Technical specifications and illustrations are without
obligation, subject to modifications. 12.97/06.06