Taking the sample
5.3
Determination of the soot number
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:
Fig. 3: Soot comparison chart
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Taking the sample
NOTE!
To avoid condensation on the filter paper, the measuring head (1) with the turbulence
spiral and the probe should be warmed on the boiler.
6.1
Preparation
•
Put the used filter paper under the soot com-
parison chart and search the matching seg-
ment.
The soot number of the sample is given by the
number of the matching segment.
•
Determine the arithmetical mean of three soot
numbers and round it up or down to the next
number.
This rounded mean represents the soot number of
the heating system.
•
Place the filter paper between the measuring
heads (1) and (4).
•
Close the measuring heads by pressing the
clamps 2. It is important that the notch pin en-
gages into the notch of the ryton part.
NOTE!
A few quick pump strokes, previously to the
measurement, increase the operational qualities
of the instrument.
•
Fix the sampling probe tightly in the flue gas
pipe at the point of the highest temperature.
Use an cone 8 mm Ø.
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