Caution, 4) flame ionization detector (fid), Low-temp. type fid – Yokogawa GC8000 Process Gas Chromatograph User Manual

Page 385: High-temp. type of fid

Advertising
background image

<6. Maintenance>

6-32

IM 11B08A01-01E

K9192QL

High-sensitivity and corrosion-resistant type (SUS316)

High temp. type K9803UA

For DET1 (SUS316)

K9803UB

For DET2 (SUS316)

F0228.ai

Mounting
Screws

Mounting
Screws

General-use type

High-temp. type

Wiring
Screws

3

2 1

4

5

Figure 6.28

TCD

(4) Flame Ionization Detector (FID)

There are two types of fl ame ionization detector, low temp. type (145 °C max. isothermal oven
temp.) and high temp. type. Both types have the corrosion-resistant variants. Figure 6.29 shows
the external view of a low temp. type fl ame ionization detector.

Low-temp. type FID

(1) Stop the operation. (See “3.3.4 Stopping operation” for this procedure).
(2) Stop the supply of power.

CAUTION

The isothermal oven is extremely hot after turning off the power immediately. Keep the purging
air supplied for more than an hour after turning off the power. Keep hands away from the oven
components.

(3) Turn off the supplies of the purging air, carrier gas, hydrogen (or nitrogen) gas for

combustion, combustion air, and sample gas.

(4) Open the control unit door using a key included in the accessory kit.
(5) Remove the three couplings connected to the FID. When removing the couplings, label

them for ease of identifying the connections later.

(6) Remove the four wires connected to the FID.
(7) Remove the two setscrews which fi x the FID.
(8) Install a new FID.
(9) Reconnect the wires and pipes in the reverse order of steps (4) to (7). Confi rm wiring and

perform a leak test.

High-temp. type of FID

(1) Stop the operation. (See “3.3.4 Stopping operation” for this procedure).
(2) Stop the supply of power.

2nd Edition : May 11, 2012-00

Advertising