M&C TechGroup CSS-VC2 Operator's manual - Manual (Page 19)

14.1a ME Gas sampling and gas conditioning technology 19
12.1 HOSE CONNECTIONS
The connection of the sample gas input, depending on the connection type, is directly on the heat
exchanger or on the clamping plate.
N O T I C E !
Do not confuse the hose connections. They are marked appropriately.
After connecting all the lines, they should be checked to ensure there
are no leaks.
The condensate connections are made directly to the hose pump.
All hose connections are standard DN4/6mm ferrule hose fittings made of PVDF, for gas inlet
temperatures up to 105° C (see section 8 ).
Installation of the sample gas hoses or the condensate hose must be carried out as follows:

Loosen the clamping ring screwed fitting counterclockwise; It is important to ensure that the nut is
carefully removed from the threaded joint, so that the loose clamping ring which is in the nut is not
lost;

Slide the nut over the hose connection;
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Slide the clamping ring with the thicker bulge facing the nut, onto the connection hose;
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Attach the hose to the nipple in the threaded support;
N O T I C E !
The tightness of the connection can only be guaranteed if the
hose has a straight end edge (using a hose cutter).

Hand-tighten the nut.
The hose is now mounted slip-proof and pressure-tight.
The dismantling of the hoses is carried out in the reverse order.
W A R N I N G !
Possible aggressive condensate.
Wear protective glasses and proper protective clothing!
12.2
LAY THE CONNECTORS ON THE REAR PANEL
If, for example with the 19" mounting, mounting conditions require the connections to be moved up in
the connection panel onto the back of the device, this is quite possible:

Remove the connection-panel mounting screws (see Figure 3)

Remove the cover-bracket mounting screws on the rear panel