FLAME PHOTOMETRIC DETECTOR

MODULE
FOR MODEL 500 & 700
GAS CHROMATOGRAPHS

HARDWARE REFERENCE MANUAL

ROSEMOUNT ANALYTICAL
ANALYSER DIVISION
TULLIBODY, SCOTLAND

Part Number : 09902 0066

Revision A MARCH 2010
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PREFACE
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

SECTION DESCRIPTION

1.0 DESCRIPTION
1.1 PURPOSE OF THIS MANUAL
1.2 INTRODUCTION

For details of software function & system requirements, please refer to the
MON software manual or GC hardware manual.

1.3 THEORY OF OPERATION

1.3.1 THE ANALYSER DETECTOR
1.4 GLOSSARY

2.0 EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION

2.1 GENERAL INFORMATION
2.2 CONNECTION TO GC
2.3 ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS
2.4 UTILITIES
2.5 MODEL 500 FPD
2.6 MODEL 700 FPD
2.7 MODEL 700 FPD FRONT ENTRY
2.8 VENTING

3.0 OPERATION

4.0 MAINTENANCE

5.0 FAULT FINDING

APPENDIX A CERTIFICATION
APPENDIX B DRAWINGS
APPENDIX C DETECTOR MANUAL
APPENDIX D PID CONTROLLER MANUAL
APPENDIX E SPARE PARTS LIST
APPENDIX F TEST PROCEDURES
 SECTION 1 : DESCRIPTION

1.1 The Purpose of This Manual

The Rosemount Analytical FPD Module Hardware Reference Manual (P/N 09902 0066)
is intended as a user's guide to accompany the Rosemount Analytical FPD Module for
use with Rosemount Analytical Model 500 & Model 700 Gas Chromatographs.

NOTE: For software operation instructions, see the Rosemount Analytical

MON 2000 Software for Gas Chromatograph User Manual (P/N 3-
9000-522).

For operating instructions for the Model 500 or Model 700 Gas
Chromatograph, see the appropriate GC User Manual.

This manual provides the following information:

Section 1 Description
A general description of the FPD Module and its components.
A brief description of the GC System‟s software, user interfaces, and capabilities.
Introduction to GC theory of operation and terminology.

Section 2 Equipment Description

Guidelines for sampling system and gas connections.
Descriptions of Analyzer subsystems and components.
Descriptions of GC Controller subsystems and components.

Section 3 Operation
Instructions for operating the GC System by means of its built-in keypad and liquid
crystal display (LCD), if provided.

Section 4 Maintenance
Instructions for regular maintenance and care of the GC System hardware.
Instructions for troubleshooting, repair, and service of the GC System hardware.

Section 5 Fault Finding

List of boards, valves, and other components suggested as spare parts.

Appendices

Appendices with additional, helpful reference materials and drawings.

1.2 Introduction

The Rosemount Analytical FPD Module is a Flame Photometric Detector that is factory
engineered to be used in conjunction with either a Model 500 or a Model 700 Gas
Chromatograph. The FPD Module can be used as a single detector, to measure low
levels of sulphur compounds in natural gas, or as a second detector in conjunction with
a Thermal Conductivity Detector (TCD) mounted in the GC where the application
requires full analysis of the natural gas plus sulphur compounds. The FPD Module
typically consists of three major components, flame cell, the photomultiplier tube, and the
electrometer circuit board :

The Flame Cell : Located in the lower enclosure, the flame cell has connections for fuel
gas (Hydrogen), HC Free air, sample injection (process gas plus Nitrogen carrier) and
an exhaust pipe. It is fitted with an RTD to monitor the temperature when running, and
an ignitor to light the fuel gas.

The Photomultiplier Tube : Located in the lower enclosure, the photomultiplier tube is the
sensor that measures the light that is emitted from the flame cell during operation using
an optical filter to allow only sulphur wavelength light to be seen by the photomultiplier
detector. It has one high voltage lead and one signal lead that takes the signal from the
detector to the electrometer. The leads are co-axial type cables.

The Electrometer Board : Located in the upper enclosure, the electrometer board
amplifies and processes the signal data from the detector, and sends it to the CPU
board on the GC (2350A controller on Model 500). It also provides the ignition circuit,
controls the relight function, generates the flame out alarm, and operates the Hydrogen
shut off valve.
1.3 Theory of Operation

NOTE: See also section 1.4, the "Glossary" section of this manual, for definitions
of some of the terminology used in the following explanations.

1.3.1 The Analyser Detector

The detection system in a Rosemount Analytical FPD Module is a Flame Photometric

Detector. This uses the reactions of Sulphur components in a Hydrogen/Air flame as a
source of analytical detection. The source of the FPD‟s signal is derived from the light
produced by an excited molecule created in the flame‟s combustion, that is, a
photochemical process called chemiluminescence.

FIGURE 1.1 : FPD DETECTOR

The analysis begins when a fixed volume of sample is injected into the column by
operation of the sample valve. The sample is moved through the column by the
continuous flow of carrier gas. As successive components elute from the GC column
system, they are burned in the flame cell. An optical filter is fitted between the flame cell
and the photomultiplier tube (PMT). This allows only the wavelength of the emission
band for Sulphurs, 394 nm, to pass through to the PMT.

A thermocouple is fitted to the flame cell to ensure that the flame is present. If the flame
is not detected, the Electrometer shuts off the Hydrogen to the flame cell. It then
supplies a voltage to the igniter, waits 5 seconds and opens the Hydrogen shut off valve.
It then repeats this process for a maximum of ten times until the flame is lit. If it does not
succeed, then the Hydrogen is shut off, an alarm is set on the GC controller and the unit
awaits attention from the operator.
FIGURE 1.2 : ELUTION OF COMPONENTS

1. Carrier gas only at the detector

2. First component begins to elute from the columns and is sensed by the detector.
3. Peak concentration of first component.
4. The second component begins to elute from the columns and is sensed by the
detector.
5. Peak concentration of the second component.

The signal is sent from PMT to the Electrometer to be amplified. The Electrometer also
provides the PMT with the high voltage it requires to operate and the auto relight circuits.

The signal is then sent to the preamplifier board for further amplification. In addition the
preamplifier converts the voltage signal to a 4 to 20 milliamp (mA) current loop for
transmission to the GC controller. The signal is proportional to the concentration of a
component detected in the gas sample. The preamplifier provides four different gain
channels as well as compensation for baseline drift. The signals are sent to the GC
Controller for computation, recording on a printer, or viewing on a PC monitor or LCD.

In the quiescent condition (prior to injecting a sample), the detector is exposed to pure
carrier gas. In this condition, the output from the detector is electrically nulled. The
detector output is set to approximately 1 mV DC. This is measured on the red and black
terminals on the preamplifier board, and adjusted using the potentiometer (R38) on the
electrometer PCB.
1.4 GLOSSARY
Auto Zero: Automatic zeroing of the preamplifier. May be entered into the Controller to
take place at any time during the analysis when either the component is not eluting or
the baseline is steady (not normally used).

Chromatogram: A permanent record of the detector output. A chromatograph is

obtained from a PC interfaced with the detector output through the GC Controller. A
typical chromatogram displays all component peaks, and gain changes. It may be
viewed in colour as it is processed on a PC VGA display. Tick marks recorded on the
chromatogram by the GC Controller indicate where timed events take place.

Component: Any one of several different gases that may appear in a sample mixture.
For example, sample gas usually contains the following components: ethyl mercaptan, t-
butyl mercaptan, methyl ethyl sulphide, diethyl sulphide, hydrogen sulphide and carbonyl
sulphide.

Response Factor: Correction factor for each component as determined by the

calibration. It is defined by the equation:
or =

ARFn = Area response factor for component “n” in area per mole percent (%)

HRFn = Height response factor for component “n”

Arean = Area associated with component “n” in calibration gas

Htn = Height associated with component “n” in mole % in calibration gas

Caln = Amount of component “n” in mole % in calibration gas

Retention time : The time in seconds that elapses between the start of analysis ( 0 seconds)
and the sensing of the maximum concentration of each component by the analyser detector.
 SECTION 2 : DESCRIPTION OF EQUIPMENT

2.1 General Information

There are three different versions of the FPD module : Model 500 FPD ; Model 700 FPD ;
Model 700 Front Entry FPD. All versions are covered by the same ATEX certificate
Sira06ATEX1174 (see Appendix A). The differences between the versions will be detailed in
later sections of this manual.

FIG 2.1 : 500 FPD FIG 2.2 : 700 FPD FIG 2.3 : 700 FRONT ENTRY

2.2 Gas connections.

For all FPD analysers used to measure low range sulphur components, consideration should
be given to the use of sulphur inert or equivalent tubing for all calibration gas & process gas
connections. All internal process pipework, columns etc are silcosteel by design. If 316 or
other stainless steel piping is used, the sulphur components will adhere to the internal
surface of the pipe, and will continue to do so until such times are the entire internal surface
is coated or “conditioned”. This will result in lower than expected levels of sulphur
components reaching the detector for measurement. If the sulphur concentration in the line
decreases, sulphur components will detach from the wall of the tubing, resulting in an
artificially high reading at the detector. Conditioning may take one week or longer, depending
on the levels of sulphur components and the length of the pipe runs.

2.3 Environmental Considerations

All Rosemount Analytical FPD detectors are sensitive to changes in temperature and
pressure. It is recommended that FPD analysers are located in shelters that have stable
temperature & pressure. The use of positive pressurisation for shelters is not recommended.
2.4 Utilities

Rosemount Analytical FPD analysers require the following utility gases :

Hydrogen 99.995% purity

Hydrocarbon Free Air

Nitrogen 99.995% purity (carrier gas)

Helium 99.995% purity (optional 2nd carrier – application specific)

Calibration gas – application specific

All utility & process gas connections are Swagelok 1/8” double ferrule compression fittings.
Metric conversion kits can be supplied on request.

Supply Voltage : Either 230 Vac or 110Vac.

TYPICAL PRESSURE & FLOW RATE INFORMATION

These are typical values supplied for information only. Actual values are application specific.

GAS SUPPLY PRESSURE TYPICAL FLOWRATE

HYDROGEN 5 BAR 120 CC/MIN
HC FREE AIR 5 BAR 200 CC/MIN
NITROGEN 8 BAR 15 CC/MIN
SAMPLE GAS 3 BAR 100 CC/MIN

GAS CYLINDER SIZE RECOMMENDED QTY

HYDROGEN 50 LITRE / 200 BAR 2
HC FREE AIR 50 LITRE / 200 BAR 2
NITROGEN 50 LITRE / 200 BAR 1

A water container is necessary for use with the FPD Module to collect the condensed water
from the FPD vent. It is not recommended to pipe the vent away unless a continuous
downward slope on the pipe and no back pressure or obstruction by water can be
guaranteed.
2.5 Model 500 FPD

The Model 500 FPD module consists of three Exd GUB enclosures mounted on a frame,
plus an Exd solenoid which acts as a Hydrogen shut-off valve. These enclosures contain the
following :

1. Electrometer assembly in GUB 5 enclosure.

2. Flame cell and photometric detector tube in GUB 5 enclosure.
3. Transformer (either 230/110Vac or 110/110Vac) in GUB 4 enclosure.
4. Hydrogen shut-off valve.

FIG 2.4 : ELECTROMETER ASSEMBLY FIG 2.5 : FLAME CELL & FP TUBE

FIG 2.6 : H2 SHUT OFF VALVE FIG 2.7 : TRANSFORMER

The FPD module needs to located as close as possible to a Model 500 GC to minimise the
length of sample tubing between the two parts, and therefore to keep the cycle time as short
as possible.
 FIG 2.8 : Model 500 FPD

The tubing required to operate the FPD flame cell is 1/16” OD 0.010” ID. All tubing enters the
GUB enclosure containing the flame cell via a specially designed tubing gland. All internal
fittings are Swagelok double ferrule type compression fittings.

FIG 2.9 : TUBING GLAND

2.6 Model 700 FPD

The Model 700 FPD module consists of four Exd GUB enclosures mounted on a frame, plus
an Exd solenoid valve which acts as a Hydrogen shut-off valve. The Model 700 FPD
requires an additional enclosure to house temperature control equipment that is available
internally on a Model 500 GC, but not on a Model 700 GC. These enclosures contain the
following :

1. Electrometer assembly in GUB 5 enclosure. (see FIG 2.4)

2. Flame cell and photometric detector tube in GUB 5 enclosure. (see FIG 2.5)
3. PID Temperature controller & relay.
4. Transformer (either 230/110Vac or 110/110Vac) in GUB 4 enclosure. (see FIG 2.7)
5. Hydrogen shut-off valve. (see FIG 2.6)

FIG 2.10 : PID TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER & RELAY

The FPD module needs to be located as close as possible to a Model 700 GC to minimise
the length of sample tubing between the two parts, and therefore to keep the cycle time as
short as possible. (see FIG 2.2)

The tubing required to operate the FPD flame cell is 1/16” OD 0.010” ID. All tubing enters the
GUB enclosure containing the flame cell via a specially designed tubing gland. All internal
fittings are Swagelok double ferrule type compression fittings.
2.7 Model 700 FPD Front Entry

The Model 700 FPD Front Entry is comprised of the same components as the standard 700
FPD, but an additional frame has been added to allow all the enclosures to be mounted on
the front of the unit. This allows the unit to be located close to a wall, as no rear access is
required for installation or maintenance. (see FIG 2.3)

2.8 Venting.

All Rosemount Analytical FPD modules have a vent from the flame cell that exits the GUB
enclosure via a proprietary Exd breather/drain/flame arrestor assembly. The exhaust from
the flame cell emits water vapour as a result of burning Hydrogen as fuel. This vapour
condenses in the exhaust tubing outside the GUB enclosure, and can be seen as drips of
water.

The FPD exhaust must be allowed to vent to atmosphere. It must not be subjected to any
back pressure as this will have a detrimental effect on the detector, and may cause the flame
to extinguish.

For information on Model 500 GC & 700 GC venting, please consult the appropriate
hardware manual.
 SECTION 3.0 : OPERATION

The Rosemount Analytical FPD module is operated as a separate detector. It is controlled

by, and reports to the GC controller. The flow rates for the utility gases and the carrier gas
are factory set, and are specific to each individual detector. These should only be adjusted
by fully trained and authorised personnel.

The FPD module is identified as detector # 1 on MON software. When used in conjunction
with a TCD detector, the FPD is detector # 1 and the TCD is detector # 2.

For GC controller and MON software operation, please consult the appropriate manual.

For FPD operation, please refer to Appendix C in this manual.

 SECTION 4 : MAINTENANCE

4.1 The Rosemount Analytical FPD module is a complex piece of equipment, and needs
to be regularly maintained, preferably as part of a planned maintenance regime.

There are only two important operations that need to be conducted routinely :

1. Replace the Flame Cell and Photometric Tube O-rings (18 – 24 months).
2. Lubricate the stem of the Hydrogen shut-off valve (12 months).

For both of these operations, the GC needs to be shut down, and the appropriate permits
and permissions gained before commencing.

Maintenance operations should only be carried out by trained & authorised personnel.

Failure to maintain the FPD module correctly may cause loss of functionality, and can
result in catastrophic failure.

See APPENDIX B for the correct drawings, and APPENDIX D for the recommended spare
parts list.
 SECTION 5.0 : FAULT FINDING

Fault finding on Rosemount Analytical FPD modules should only be carried out by
competent trained personnel.

This section of the manual is not intended to be a definitive list of every fault that can occur
on a FPD module. It only details the most common faults.

Fault Symptoms Possible Cure

When monitoring the baseline in MON, Check High Voltage is present on coax.
there are no upsets present when the
auto re-light circuit fires. Approx. -600VDC

If no voltage, remove coax connector. If voltage now present on board, check

coax cable.
If voltage is present check signal coax.
Check BNC coax connectors are tight.

If there is no voltage or the signal cable

is ok, replace electrometer.

If upsets are being seen but there are no Vary the H2/Air ratio
peaks when gas is injected.
Check the 12v GND wiring to the
electrometer board. The two GND
terminals on connector 2 are not linked
on board. If there are three black wires
ensure that pins 1 & 4 are connected to
the power supply. The other wire is for
the flame cell GND.

Check the tubing going into the bottom of

the flame cell. Loosen fitting and pull
tubing downwards while watching CGM.

If peaks appear then the tubing will need

to be cut.

Check to see if there is flow, from the

metering valve next to the heater block.

Check the sample is getting to the flame

cell

Try replacing the columns one at a time.

Check you are getting carrier through

port 1 with valve 2 on and through port 5
with valve 2 off. If not check the vents on
the Alcon valve for back pressure.
Air & H2 flows are set correctly and the Using a digital thermometer connected to
unit fails to stay lit. the thermocouple wires coming from the
bottom of the flame-cell, check that the
temperature is 160 ˚C.

Use the OVERRIDE function on the

electrometer when ignitor signal can be
seen on a chromatogram and observe to
see if it stays lit. If the flame stays on, the
problem is with the temperature sensor
circuit.

Check flame out thermocouple wires.

Ensure no insulation is trapped under

screw on terminal strip.

Try pulling the sample tube out when it is

attempting to light in case the tube is
affecting the fuel mixture.

Ensure the ignitor is connected.

Replace the flame cell and try again.

Ensure that the signal wires are

connected to the correct place remember
that the White signal wire should be
connected to the TC+ of the CON5.

Unit give good size sample peaks, then There might be „soot‟ on the sample tube
after a while the peaks are not present going to the flame-cell. Pull tube down
but the relight still gives good peaks. slightly whilst watching the CGM to see if
that cures the fault.

Flame cell temperature cannot be Check the flame cell thermistor.

controlled.
The resistance is approx 100KΩ at
ambient. Resistance goes down as
temperature goes up.

Flame cell temperature is erratic. Check that the thermistor has not been
pushed right through the flame cell.

In later models, the flame cell will be

„blanked‟ at end of holes to ensure that
this cannot happen.
Flame cell temperature is erratic. Check there is enough heat-sink
compound fitted around sensors.

Unable to balance the bridge Check the BNC connectors for the signal
in and the high voltage. Ensure that they
are tight

Cut off the flame and check the response

from the detector on a live CGM.

Try changing the filter.

Restrictor metering valve seems to be Apply snoop to the two fittings at the
restricting the output flow completely. bottom of the metering valve.

Change the metering valve

Peaks are very small or appear to be Check N2 flow into union at flame-cell.
back to front
This should be no less than 15cc/min.

Noisy baseline and/or very big dips on Check the air supply, should be no lower
the baseline that 500psi in the cylinder
 APPENDIX A

CERTIFICATION

1. ATEX Certificate Sira06ATEX1174

2. EC Declaration of Conformity

Above certificates were correct at the time this manual was issued. Please contact factory
for updates.
 APPENDIX B

DRAWINGS

Model 500 FPD Drawings

DUK 7233/013/1 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT : MODEL 500 FPD MODULE

DUK 7233/002/1 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT : MODEL 500 FPD ANALYSER

DUK 7233/039/1 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT : MODEL 500 FPD DUAL ANALYSER

DUK 7233/028/1 POWER WIRING DIAGRAM : 500 FPD C/W AUX STREAM SWITCHING

DUK 7233/029/1 WIRING DIAGRAM : FPD RELIGHT FAILURE ALARM

DUK 7233/030/1 POWER WIRING DIARAM : MODEL 500 FPD

DUK 7233/033/1 INTERCONNECTION DIAGRAM : 500 FPD / 2350A CONTROLLER

DUK 7233/034/1 WIRING DIAGRAM : 500 FPD / 2350A CONTROLLER

DUK 7233/048/1 WIRING DIARGAM : 500 FPD / 2350A – 6 x 6 PORT VALVES

DUK 7233/056/1 POWER DISTRIBUTION : 500 FPD DUAL ANALYSER C/W 2 x TRACE
HEAT

DUK 7233/062/1 WIRING DIAGRAM : 500 FPD / 2350A – 6 x 6 PORT – AUX STREAM
SWITCHING

DUK 7233/031/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : 500 FPD : TBM/THT

DUK 7233/032/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : 500 FPD : SULPHUR

DUK 7233/035/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : 500 FPD : C6+/SULPHUR

DUK 7233/045/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : 500 FPD : C6+/SULPHUR

DUK 7233/046/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : 500 FPD : DUAL RANGE DMS

DUK 7233/047/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : 500 FPD : SULPHUR – 6 x 6 PORT – 20 MINUTE

CYCLE

DUK 7233/049/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : 500 FPD : DUAL RANGE DMS

DUK 7233/050/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : 500 FPD : C6+/SULPHUR

DUK 7233/051/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : 500 FPD : C6+/MERCAPTANS

DUK 7233/052/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : 500 FPD : C6+/SULPHUR

DUK 7233/053/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : 500 FPD : C6+/SULPHUR – HIGH C3 & C4 – VALCO 6
PORT INJECTION VALVE

DUK 7233/055/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : 500 FPD : SULPHUR – 6 x 6 PORT - 30 MINUTE CYCLE

DUK 7233/057/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : 500 FPD : TOTAL SULPHUR – 5 x 6 PORT

DUK 7233/063/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : 500 FPD : MM/H2S/COS – 5 x 6 PORT

Model 700 FPD Drawings

DUK 7204/074/1 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT : 700 FPD ANALYSER

DUK 7204/100/1 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT : 700 FPD MODULE

DUK 7204/156/1 GENERAL ARRANGEMENT : 700 FPD MODULE FRONT ENTRY

DUK 7204/102/1 INTERNAL CABLE WIRING : 700 FPD ANALYSER

DUK 7204/103/1 POWER WIRING DIAGRAM : 700 FPD ANALYSER

DUK 7204/129/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : DET 1 BFM, DCV. DET 2 BFV. He/N2 CARRIERS

DUK 7204/134/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : DET 1 BFM, DCV. EXTERNAL STR SWITCH

DUK 7204/136/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : DET 1 BFM, SWV

DUK 7204/137/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : DET 1 BFM, DCV. INTERNAL STR SWITCH

DUK 7204/138/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : DET 1 BFM. DET 2 BFV, HCV

DUK 7204/159/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : DET 1 BFM, SWV, BFV

DUK 7204/170/1 FLOW DIAGRAM : DET 1 BFM, DCV. DET 2 BFM

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DETECTOR MANUAL
 APPENDIX D

PID CONTROLLER MANUAL

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SPARE PARTS LIST

PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION

02122 0020 HYDROGEN SHUT-OFF VALVE (ALCON)

02122 0023 O-RING KIT FOR ALCON VALVE

02122 0044 HYDROGEN SHUT-OFF VALVE (ASCO)

02122 0057 O-RING KIT FOR ASCO VALVE

4-5000-391 UTILITY GAS REGULATOR (H2 OR AIR)

59551 2097 HEATER (FLAME CELL & EXHAUST BREATHER)

116901-GUB PHOTOMETRIC TUBE

115000-0008 POWER SUPPLY FOR ELECTROMETER BOARD

115003-0001 ELECTROMETER BOARD

116910-KALREZ O-RING KIT FOR FLAME CELL & DETECTOR

116906-0001 IGNITOR WITH KALREZ O-RING

23608-0019 HEAT FILTER

23608-0027 OPTICAL FILTER

For price & delivery information please contact your local Emerson Sales office, or email
[email protected]

For spare parts for Model 500 or Model 700 Gas Chromatographs, please refer to the
appropriate GC manual.
 APPENDIX F

TEST PROCEDURES

1. FPD FLAME LIGHTING PROCEDURE

 APPENDIX F1 Flame Lighting Procedure

Connect Air to the inlet and slowly bring the inlet pressure to 60 psig.
Connect Hydrogen to the inlet and slowly bring the inlet pressure to 60 psig.

Remove tubing from flame cell exhaust and using a Digital Flow Meter, adjust the Air control valve until a
reading of 160cc/min is obtained.

Turn off the Air supply.

Set the Auto relight switch (S1) on the Electrometer PCB to the OVER-RIDE position.

Using the Digital Flow Meter, adjust the Hydrogen control valve until a reading of 100cc/min is obtained.

Turn on the Air supply.

Set the Auto relight switch (S1) on the Electrometer PCB to the RUN position.

The Auto relight sequence will now commence as follows.

The LED on the Electrometer will come on after 10 seconds and the Glow plug fitted to the side of the flame
cell will now be supplied a voltage.

After another 5 seconds the Hydrogen shut off valve will operate.

The gas mixture should be ignited.

If the flame does not light, in 5 seconds, the Electrometer will de-energise the Hydrogen shut off valve to stop
the flow into the flame cell.

The flame cell is then purged with Air and Nitrogen carrier.

The process will start again (Up to 10 times) until the flame stays lit.

If the flame does not stay lit, the LED will flash. If the alarm output is linked to the 2350A controller discreet
input, there will be an alarm present on the controller.

Set the Auto relight switch (S1) on the Electrometer PCB to the RESET position and then back to the RUN
position. The re-light sequence will be restarted.

If the unit still fails to light after resetting the Electrometer. The Air and Hydrogen flows should be rechecked.

The Electrometer Flame Out Alarm.

The flame out alarm occurs only when the Electrometer has tried, unsuccessfully, to ignite the flame. This is
when the auto re-light circuit has run through its sequence ten times.

The alarm contacts are available between connector 2 pin 1 or 4 (common) and connector 3 pin 1 (alarm
signal). The reading across these pins is open circuit, when no alarm is present and less than 20 ohms in the
alarm condition.