Semi-Automatic Gas Change Over System

 Semi-Automatic gas change over system - PCI Analytics




The semi-automatic changeover option utilizes the pressure differential to initially switch but then requires an operator to switch back. The autonomic changeover manifold senses the pressure differential and then automatically switches back and forth. 

The Semi-Automatic gas change over helps to do the regulate one cylinder bank to another cylinder bank, this is done with the help of two pre-set regulator with differential pressure on both the side Pressure decrease in the active cylinder below the set level cause change over to full cylinder.

It works like automatic changeovers ensure a continuous gas supply to the installation, and automatically switch to the reserve cylinder/s when the pressure falls in the supply cylinder.

It can be measure the position at which the switchover system is to be assembled, ensure that it is at a location convenient for both the operator and maintenance personnel. The switchover system shall be placed in a well-ventilated facility, and must be away from flammable materials and open fire. There are four assembly holes on the mount, which are intended to be used with expansion screws or bolts to mount the switchover system against the wall or assembly rack.

Principle of Operation -:

  • Primary bank and reserve bank setup.
  • Replacing cylinders and operation.
  • Adjusting the system outlet pressure.

Features-:

  • Panel Mounted
  • Semi-Automatic Changeover
  • Dual-stage pressure reduction minimizes pressure and flow fluctuation
  • All components are mounted on a single panel for easy maintenance
  • Diaphragm valve connections are orbital welded to minimize contamination and
  • leakage. (Note: Stainless steel models only).

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