Intek RheoVac 950A User Manual

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x Check installation clearance. Each transducer probe is approximately 3 feet (0.9m) long

and the hot tap assembly is approximately 13 inches (0.33m) long, therefore, allow
minimum clearance of 4 feet (1.3m) for probe installation. Be sure there are no
obstructions around the vacuum line that will interfere with probe insertion. Figure 3
shows the proper insertion angle.

THIS ORIENTATION IS IMPORTANT FOR

PROPER OPERATION.

Intek, Inc.

751 Intek Way

Westerville, Ohio 43082

10/03/95

JVR

A

59936

94078-3

REVISIONS

REV

DESCRIPTION

DATE

APVD

1

1

NTS

RHEOVAC HOT TAP INSTALLATION

VACUUM PIPE WALL

A

EDITING CHANGES

11/18/97

UP

UP

FOR VERTICAL PIPE RUN

FOR HORIZONTAL PIPE RUN

REQUIRED INSTALLATION ANGLE

REQUIRED INSTALLATION ANGLE

RheoVac

PROBE SHOULD BE
PARALLEL TO FLOOR

Changed installation angle

B

11/15/99

MH

PROBE SHOULD BE
PARALLEL TO FLOOR

90°

+0°

-5°

90°

+0°

-5°

1 1/2" BALL VALVE

1 1/2" FNPT THREAD-O-LET

STOP CLAMP (ON PROBE)

COMPRESSION FITTING

WELD

VACUUM PIPE WALL

1 1/2" THRU HOLE

Edited Hot Tap Installation

C

12/04/00

4'

CLEAR SPACE

VACUUM PIPE WALL

BC
BC

Changed Probe Box

D

12/04/07

BH

Figure 3 Transducer Installation Detail

x It is recommended that only Intek supplied hot taps be used. The hot tap length affects

the insertion depth of the probe and must be accounted for; likewise, the proper port
clearance for the probe’s maximum diameter.

x Observe the selected sites; check for ease of access. They should be convenient for the

removal and replacement of probes at any time for service without ladders, building
scaffolding or waiting for plant shutdown.

x Check operating conditions. The temperature and pressure limits (see TECHNICAL

SPECIFICATIONS; SECTION 1.4) of the unit should be checked to ensure compatibility
with your application.

x Gases in the air removal line should be free of liquid water, mist or fog. Wetness in the

line will result in erroneous readings from the instrument and can damage sensors. If wet
conditions exist in the air removal line, there is either air removal section damage or
design flaws which adversely affect condenser performance. Consult Intek for assistance
in evaluating the severity of the problem and possible remedies.

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