Troubleshooting; Faults Or Malfunctions From Moisture In The Exhaust Air - Sartorius BioPAT Xgas Betriebsanleitung

5.3
5.3.1
Humidity, e .g . condensation in the exhaust line,
can damage the sensors in the BioPAT
IMPORTANT
disrupt the exhaust measurement!
In the event of moist exhaust air that is warmer
than the ambient air, condensation can form in
the exhaust line and be forced into the module.
Check the exhaust line regularly for any conden-
sation that may have formed.
Allow the condensation to drain off and dry
t
the BioPAT
not need to interrupt the measurement. In
doing so, note that the device is now
determining the gas concentrations in the air
being pumped through.
System interruptions on Biostat
Disconnect the tubing from the inlet to the
t
BioPAT
off, e.g. into a vessel or down the lab drain.
Connect clean, dry compressed air and flush
t
the BioPAT
Reconnect the exhaust air segment tubing to
t
the BioPAT
If larger amounts of condensation occur, and
t
you continually have to dry the BioPAT
you can channel the exhaust air through a
condensation trap [→ Information on request].
Operating Information

Troubleshooting

Faults or Malfunctions from
Moisture in the Exhaust Air
Xgas with compressed air. You do
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Xgas. Allow the condensation to drain
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Xgas.
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Xgas.
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Operating Instructions BioPAT
Xgas or
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B or B-DCU II
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Xgas,
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Xgas 31
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