VICI D-3-I-7890 - Manual (Page 16)

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7. Open the cylinder valve to pressurize the regulator once again. Close the
valve and observe the needle of the high pressure gauge for 15 minutes.
If it doesn’t move, there is no critical leak on the high pressure side of the
regulator.
CAUTION: Never use leak detecting fluids on any part
of this system.
Installing and Purging the Helium Purifier
1. If the pressure regulator has a 1/8" male cone-type outlet port, install
the Valco 1/8" external to 1/16" internal reducer (EZR21); if it has a
1/4"
male cone-type outlet port, install the Valco 1/4" external to 1/16"
internal reducer (EZR41). For other regulator outlet fittings, a wide
variety of Valco adapters is available.
2. Remove the cap from the inlet tube of the Valco helium purifier and insert
the tube fitting into the 1/16" reducer port. (Keep the outlet tube capped.)
Use a 1/4" wrench to turn the nut one-quarter turn past the point where
the ferrule first starts to grab the tubing. Do not remove the fitting. When
made up properly, it should be leak-tight.
3. Turn the output pressure regulating knob clockwise until the gauge
registers 345 KPA (50 psi).
4. Allow five minutes for equilibration, then turn the regulating knob all the
way counterclockwise.
5. Observe the needle of the output pressure gauge for 15 minutes. There
will be a slight initial drop, but if it doesn’t move after that, consider that all
the connections are tight.
6. If necessary, use an electronic leak detector to locate any leaks. If a
leak detector is not available, tighten all the fittings (including the output
pressure guage), and repressurize the system for another test.
CAUTION: Never use leak detecting fluids on any
part of this system.
7. Upcap the outlet tube of the purifier and purge the system for
15 to 30 minutes at 60 - 80 mL/min to eliminate air from the purifier
getter material.
Connecting the Discharge Gas to the Detector
1. Connect the discharge gas source to restrictor TGA-R-30F60P, and
connect the restrictor to the detector inlet.
2. Connect a flow measuring device to the vent and adjust the helium
pressure to obtain a flow of ~30 mL/min.
Installation