An advanced new gas distribution and management system designed to provide high-flow gas generators, compressors, and bulk supply systems with continuous reserve supply has been introduced by CONCOA.
The news reaches us from Virginia Beach, Virginia, in the US, where CONCOA built the system for use in the event of power loss. If the supply system provides an insufficient amount of gas, the Series 542 High-Flow Backup automatically activates the reserve to provide gas supply without interruption.
Ideal for use in high-flow building or facility systems with nitrogen, air, helium, carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, oxygen, or argon, the Series 542 features an onboard Web server with embedded proprietary I-LINK software enabling remote programming and monitoring. Users can programme the pressures at which the back-up engages and the low-reserve alarm point, as well continually monitor pipeline pressure and reserve status.
Check valves on both the generator and the reserve prevent back flow to the generator or reserve cylinder, while shut-off valves allow for isolation and disconnection of either line. Materials of construction are high-purity brass bar stock on the body, Chrome-plated die cast zinc, PCTFE (3000 PSIG) on the seat, a 40-micron 316L stainless steel mesh filter, and diaphragms/pigtails of 316L stainless steel. CGA connections are brass with a check valve, the check-vale seat is PTFE or Viton®, and the enclosure is NEMA 12 powder-coated steel.
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