CO2 Installation Manual RV - 01
CO2 Installation Manual RV - 01
2.8 Installing the manifold pressure relief valve (burst disc) ....................................................49
2.17 Installing remote release manual pull station and pulley elbows .......................................79
2.18 Installing 227DEE and 227DEEP electric squib discharge head .......................................81
2.20 Installing pilot bottle (for banks of more than 9 cylinders) ..................................................89
2.20.1 2 litre pilot bottle with RGS-MAM-11 and 12 valve ........................................................................ 89
2.21 Installing pilot bottle (for banks of more than 9 cylinders) ..................................................95
2.21.1 Pneumatic delay with valve RGS-MAM-4 ..................................................................................... 95
CAUTION
The most usual type of single cylinder system (modular cylinder) is shown in Figure 1, fitted with a
manual and electrical release.
0,3 MAX
ON
O FF
227DM
Nº LOTE
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LOT No.
- 0062 VdS
G-3 080 XX
A
DETALLE A / DETAIL A
281112
UN:
947
281108
C/ Merin Villalonqu
GAS/GAZ:
AL MA CENAR EN L UG AR VENTIL ADO / NO RESPIRAR EL GAS
947
2
.- (34)
TPED
1999/36/CE
O rg an ismo No tific ad o/ No tifie d bo dy /Org an isme Not ifié
(006 2) BUREAU VERITAS
Cil indro +Válvu la+Disco de rotura+Elemen to s de pro te cci ón
C yl in der + Va lv e+ Bu rst in g disc+ P ro tecti ons d evice
Cy li nd re + Val ve +D is qu e d e r up tu r e+Elé men ts de pro tect ion
Nº de Seri e
S er ial Nu m ber
N º de S éri e
ON
OFF
- 0786
PARED / WA LL / MUR
FALSO SUE LO / SU B -F L OOR / FA U X SOL AMBIENTE / HA Z A RD / E N VIR ON N EME N T FALSO TECHO / S U B-C E ILIN G / FA U X PL AF ON D
N ot a : Ma rque c on una X el que proc eda / N ot e: Tic k w hit a X the c or re c t one / N ote: M ettre le c a s é ché ant X
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
AGENTE EXTINTOR
E X T IN G UI S H AG E N T / AG E NT E XT I NC TE U R
Nº. DE CILINDRO
CY L I ND E R No . / N º D E CYL I ND E R
TARA / T A RE / T AR E Kgs.
PESO TOTAL
Kgs.
T O T AL WE I G HT / P O ID S TO T AL
FECHA DE CARG A
F I L L D AT E / D A T E DE CH ARG E
S
I
E
X
PO LIGO NO INDU STRIAL
VILLALON QUEJAR
C /M E RIND AD D E MONTIJAN º6
09001 B URGO S
TEL .: 9 47 2 8 11 0 8
FAX.: 9 47 2 8 11 1 2
* Non-standard valve.
ON
OFF
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
A
947 281112
UN:
MASA MAX. AUTORIZADA
(34)
MAX. AUTHOR IZED C HARGE
Fax. -
CHARGE MAX. AUTORISÉE KG.
C / Meri Villalonquejar
Montija
947 281108 )
GAS/GAZ:
09001 ndad de
AL MACENAR EN LUG AR VENTILADO / NO RESPI RAR EL GAS
PARA MANI PU LACIÓ N Y PRECAUCIO NES VER ETIQUETA CILINDRO
Ind.
2
(34)
TO BE STORED I N A WELL VENTILATED AREA / DO NOT INHALE
Pol.
FOR HANDL ING IN STRU CTIO NS SEE CYLIN DER'S LABEL
TPED
1999/36/CE
O rganismo Notific ado/Notified body /O rganisme Notifié
(0062) BUREAU VERITAS
Cilindro+Válvula+Disco de rotura+Elementos de protección
Cylinder+Valve+Bursti ng disc+Prot ections device
Cyl indre +Valve+Disque de rupture+Eléments de protection
Nº de Serie
Serial Number
Nº de Série
- 0786
DETALLE A / DETAIL A
PARED / W ALL / MUR
FAL SO SUEL O / SU B- FLOOR / FAU X SOL AMBIENT E / HA ZAR D / EN VI RONN EM ENT F ALSO TECHO / SU B-C EI LI NG / FAU X PLAFOND
Not a: Marque con una X el que proceda / Note : Tick whit a X the cor rec t one / Note: Mettre le c as é chéant X
AGENTE EXTINTOR
EXTINGUISH AGENT / AGENT EXTINCTEUR
Nº. DE CILIND RO
CYLINDER No. / Nº DE CYLINDER
PRESURIZAD O CON
PRESSURIZED WHIT / PRESSURISÉ AU
PESO TOTAL
TOTAL WEIGHT / PO IDS TOTAL
Kgs.
FECHA DE CARGA
FILL DATE / DATE DE CHARGE
POL. IN D. VILLALONQUEJAR
C/ MERINDAD DE MONTIJA Nº6
09001 (BURGOS) - SPAIN
Tel.: (34) 947 281108 Fax: (34) 947 281112
S
I
E
X
P OLIGON O INDU STR IAL
VILLALONQUEJAR
C /MERI ND AD DE MON TIJ A Nº6
09001 B URGOS
TEL.: 947 28 11 08
FAX.: 947 28 11 12
ON
OFF
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
- 0062 VdS
G-3080 XX
281112
UN:
(34) 947
MASA MAX. AUTORI ZADA
M AX. AUTHORIZ ED CHARG E
Fax .-
CHARG E MAX. AUTORISÉE
de Montija
Vil lalonquejar
281108
GAS/GAZ:
ALM ACENAR EN L UGAR VENT ILADO / NO RESPI RAR EL GAS
C/ Merindad
( 34) 947
PARA MANIPULACIÓN Y PRECAUC IONES VER ET IQUETA CILINDRO
Pol. I nd.
T O BE ST ORED IN A WELL VENT ILAT ED AREA / DO NOT INHALE 2
09001
F OR HANDLING INSTRUCT IONS SEE C YL INDER'S LABEL
STO CKER DANS UN ENDROIT VENT ILÉ / NE PAS INHALER L E GAZ POUR
MANIPULAT ION ET PRECAUT IONS, VOIR L 'E T IQUET TE SUR LE RESERVOIR
TPED
1999/36/CE
Organismo Notific ado/Notified body /Or ganisme Notifié
(0062) BUREAU VERITAS
Cilindro+Válvula+Disco de rotura+Elementos de protección
Cylinder+Valve+Bursting disc+Protec ti ons device
Cylindre+Valve+Disque de rupture+Eléments de protection
Nº de Serie
Seria l Number
Nº de Série
- 0786
DETALLE A / DETAIL A
PA RED / WA LL /MU R
F ALS O S UELO / SUB -FLO O R / FAUX SOL AMBIE NTE / H AZAR D / EN VIR ON NEME NT F ALS O T ECHO / SU B-C EIL IN G / FAU X PLAFOND
Not a: M arque con una X el que proceda / Note: T ick whi t a X the corr ect one / Not e: Mettre le ca s éc héa nt X
AGENTE EXTINTOR
E XT INGUI SH AGENT / AGENT EXT INCTE UR
Nº. DE CILINDRO
CYLINDER No. / Nº DE CYLINDER
PESO TOTAL
TOT AL WEIGHT / POIDS TOTAL Kgs.
FECHA DE CARGA
FIL L DATE / DATE DE CHARGE
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
S
I
0,6A-24V (DC)
xxxxx
- 0062 VdS
E
227DEE
G-3080 XX
LOT No.
X
Nº LOTE
PO LIG ON O I NDUSTR IAL
VI LL ALO NQUEJAR
C/ MER IND AD D E MON TIJA Nº6
09 00 1 BUR GOS
TEL.: 947 28 11 08
FAX.: 947 28 11 12
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
ON
OFF
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
- 0062 VdS
G -3080 XX
A
2
28111
UN:
947
M AX. AU THOR Z
I ED CHARG E
(S PA a Nº 6
Fax.-
GAS/GAZ:
Villalonq
Tel.- B urgos
C / Merindad
947
2
(34)
0900
TPED
1999/ 36/CE
Organi smo N oti fic ado/ Noti fied body/Organisme Notifi é
(0062) BUREAU VERITAS
Cilindro+Válv ula+Disco de rotura+Elementos de protección
Cyl inde r+ Va lve+Burst ing di sc+Prot ec tions devic e
Cyl indre +Va lve+ Di sque de rupt ure +Elé ments de prote cti on
Nº de Serie
Seria l Number
Nº de Série
S S
I I
E E
X
POLI GONO IND USTR IAL
X
POLIGONO INDU STR IAL
VI LLALONQUEJAR VI LLALONQUEJAR
C /MERIN DAD DE MONTIJA Nº6 C /MERIN DAD DE MONTI JA Nº6
09001 BURGOS 09001 B URGOS
ON
OFF
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
0,3 MAX
ON
OFF
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
A
281112
UN:
) 947
Fax.-
)
Burgos d eMonti
108
onquej
G AS/GAZ:
281
Villal
947
(3 4)
2
09001
Tel.-
TPED
1999/36/CE
Organismo Not ifi cado/Noti fied body/Organi sme Notif ié
(0062) BUREAU VERITAS
Cilindro+Válvula+Disco de rotura+Elementos de protección
Cylinde r+ Valve +Bursting disc+ Prote ctions devic e
Cylindre+ Va lve +Disque de rupture +Eléme nts de protection
Nº de Serie
Se ria l Number
Nº de S érie
TP
1999/
Organis mo Notificado/Noti
P OS ICION DE L CILINDRO / CILINDER POSITIONING / POSITION DE LA BOUTEILL E (0062) BUREA
Cilindro+Válvula+Disco de ro
- 0786 Cylind er+Valv e+Burstin
PARED / W ALL / MUR
FALSO S UELO/ S UB-F LOOR / F AUX SOL A MBIENTE / HAZARD / ENVIRONNEMENT FA LSO TECHO / S UB-CEILING / FAUX PLAFOND
Nota: M arque con una X el que proceda / Not e: Tick whi t a X the correct one / Note: M ettr e le cas échéant X
S S
I I
E E
X
POLI GON O INDU STR IAL
X
P OLIGON O IND USTRIAL
V ILLALONQU EJAR VILLALONQUEJAR
C/ MERI ND AD DE MON TIJA Nº6 C /MER IND AD DE MONTIJA N º6
09001 BU RGOS 09001 BURGOS
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
0,6A-24V (DC)
xxxxx
- 0062 VdS
227DEE
G-30 80 XX
LOT No.
Nº LOTE
0,3 MAX
ON
OFF
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
- 0062 VdS
G-30 80 XX
A
2
28111
UN:
7
(34) 94
Fax.-
08
G AS/GAZ:
2811
C/ M erindVillalon
os
ad
2
09001
TPED
1999/36/CE
O r ga nis mo N ot ific ad o/ No tifi ed bod y/Or gan isme Not ifié
(0 062) BUREAU VERITAS
Ci lindro+ Vá lvula+Di sco de rotura+Elementos de pro tección
C yli nd er+Valv e+Bursting d isc+Protect ions d evice
C yli ndre+Valv e+D isqu e d e ru pt ure+Elément s de p rot ect ion
Nº de Seri e
Serial N umber
Nº de Série
TP
1999/
O rgani smo Notificado/Noti
POSICION DEL CILINDRO / CILIN DER POSITIONIN G / POSITION DE LA BOU TEILLE (0062) BUREA
Cilindro+Válvula+Disco de r o
- 0786 Cylinder+Valve+Burstin
PARED / WA LL / MU R
F AL SO SUELO / SU B -F LOOR / FA U X SOL AMBIENT E / HA ZA R D / E N VIR ONN E MEN T F AL SO T ECHO / S UB -CE ILIN G / FA U X PL A FOND
Not a: Ma rque con una X el que proc eda / Note : Ti ck w hit a X the corr ect one / N ote: M ett re l e ca s éché antX
S S
I I
E E
X
POL IGONO INDUSTRIAL
X
POLI GONO INDUSTRIAL
VILL ALONQUEJAR VILL AL ONQUEJAR
C/M ERI NDAD DE M ONT IJA Nº6 C/M ERI NDAD DE M ONT IJA Nº6
09 001 BURGOS 09 001 BURGOS
Cylinder
ØA B C D E F G
volume
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
(Litros / liter)
2.7 100 300 -- 455 485 525 600
4.7 140 300 -- 440 470 510 585
6.7 140 300 -- 585 615 655 730
13.4 204 300 -- 555 585 625 700
26.8 229 450 -- 840 870 910 985
40.2 229 400 1000 1215 1245 1285 1360
67.5 267 500 1250 1455 1485 1525 1600
80 267 500 1250 1715 1745 1785 1860
0,3 MAX
ON
OFF OFF
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
- 0062 V dS
G-3080 XX
12
2811
UN:
(34) 947
MAS A MA X. A UTOR Z
I ADA
MAX .A UT HOR IZED CH AR GE
(SPAIN) º 6
GAS/GAZ:
47 2 811
0 9001 inda d de
A LM AC EN AR EN LUGA R VE NT ILAD O /N O RE SP R I AR EL GA S
PAR A MA NIP U LA CI ÓN Y P RE CA UC IONE S V ER ETIQU ETA C ILIN DR O
(3 4) 9
2
Po l. Ind
TPED
1999/36/CE
Organ ismo No tificad o/No tified b ody/Organi sme No tifié
(0062) BUREAU VERITAS
Cilindro+Válvula+Disco de rotura+Elementos de protección
Cylinder+Valve+Burs ting disc+P rotections device
Cylindre+Valve+Disque d e rupture+Eléments de protection
Nº de Serie
S erial Number
Nº d e Série
- 0786
PAR ED / WALL / MU R
Nota: Ma rque con una X el que proceda / Not e: Tick wh it a X th e correct one / N ote: Mett re le cas éch éa nt X
AGENTE EXTINTOR
E XT INGUIS H A GE NT / AG ENT EXT INC TE UR
Nº. DE CILINDRO
C YL INDE R N o. / Nº DE C YLIN DER
S
I
E
X
POL IGONO INDUST RI AL
VIL LALONQUEJAR
C/MERINDAD DE MONTIJA Nº6
0 9001 BURGOS
TEL.: 947 28 11 0 8
FAX.: 947 28 11 12
ON
OFF O FF
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
- 0062 VdS
G-3080 XX
1112
UN:
) 94 7 28
MA X. AU TH ORIZE D CH AR GE
Nº 6
K G.
8 F ax.-
C H AR GE MA X. A UTORISÉE
Mo ntija
nquejar
T el.- 1 Bu rg os (SPAIN)
47 2 8110
GAS/GAZ:
Villalo
0 900 rind ad d e
2
C/ Me
TPED
1999/36/CE
Orga nismo Notificad o/No ti fi ed body/Organi sme Notifié
(0062) BUREAU VERITAS
Cilindro+Válvula+Disco de rotura+Elementos de protección
Cy linder+ Valve+ Burs ting dis c+P rotections device
Cylindre+V alve+ Disqu e de rupture+ Eléments de protection
Nº de Serie
S erial N umber
N º d e Série
POSI CION DEL CILINDRO / CIL INDE R POSI TIONIN G / PO SITIO N DE LA BOUTEILLE
- 0786
PAR E D / WALL / M UR
M anomet ro hac ia a ba jo
Downwards press ure gauge
Jauge à
S U ELO / F LOOR / S OL
FA LSO S UE LO / SUB-FLOO R/ FAUX SO L A MBIE NT E / H AZARD / ENVI RONNEMENT FA LS O TEC HO / S UB-CEILING / FAUX PLAFOND
Nota: Mar que c on una X el que proc eda / No te: Tick w hi t a X t he co rrect one / No te: Mett re le cas échéant X
AGEN TE EXTINTOR
EXTING UIS H AG ENT / AGENT EX TINCTEU R
N º. D E CILIN DRO
CYLIND ER No. / N º DE CYLINDER
PRESUR IZADO C ON
PRES SUR IZED WH IT / PR ES SURIS É AU
S
I
E
X
POLIGONO INDUSTRIAL
VIL LAL ONQUEJAR
C/MERINDAD DE M ONTIJA Nº6
0 9001 BURGOS
TEL.: 9 47 28 11 08
FAX.: 9 47 28 11 12
OFF
dS
2
28 111
UN:
7
4) 94
MA SA MA X . AUTORIZA DA
x.- (3
08 Fa
0 90 01 ind ad d e uejar
Tel.- ( Bu rg os (SPAIN)
GAS/GAZ:
l nq
7 2 811
C/ Mer . Villa o
TPED
1999/36/CE
Organ ismo Noti fi cado/No ti fi ed bod y/Orga nisme Notifié
(0062) BUREAU VERITAS
Cilindro+Válvula+Disco de rotura+Elementos de protección
Cylind er +Valve+B ursting disc+Protections device
Cy lin dre+Valve+Disque de r upture+Eléments de protection
Nº de Serie
Serial Number
Nº d e Série
- 0786
P ARE D / WA LL / MUR
Ma nomet ro ha ci a a ba jo
Downwards pres sure gauge
Jauge à
S UEL O / F LO OR / S OL
FA LSO SU ELO / S UB-FLO OR / FAUX S OL AMBI ENT E / H AZARD / ENVI RONNEMENT FA LSO TE CH O / S UB-CEI LI NG / FAUX PLAFOND
N ota : Ma rque c on una X el que proceda / No te: Ti ck w hi t a X the co rrect o ne / No te: Met tre l e cas échéan t X
N º. D E C ILINDRO
CYLIN DER No. / N º DE CYLINDER
S
I
E
X
POL IGONO INDUSTRIAL
VILLAL ONQUEJAR
C/M ERI NDAD DE M ONTIJA Nº6
09 001 BURGOS
TEL.: 947 28 1 1 08
FAX.: 947 2 8 11 12
Table 13
In this case, there are two options: single row cylinder bank or double row cylinder bank. Each one of
these may be fitted with or without a pilot bottle, depending on the number of cylinders in the bank.
Banks of 2 to 9 cylinders are not fitted with a pilot bottle, and from 10 cylinders upwards the bank will
always be fitted with a pilot bottle. See figures 2, 3, 4, and 5.
P P P
O O O
S S S
VAL AN-15CO I F
VALAN-15CO I F
VALAN-15CO I F
T T T
WP 240 BAR I
L WP 240 BAR I
L WP 240 BAR I
L
O O O
DN 15 O W DN 15 O W DN 15 O W
N N N
N - XXXX N - XXXX N - XXX X
ON
F
OF
227DM
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
xxxxx 227CN 227CN
WP 137 bar WP 137 bar
Nº LOTE x xx xx
Nº LOTE xxxxx
LOT No. LOT No.
- 0062 VdS
G -3080 X X
112
281112
UN: UN: UN:
947 281
947 281
947
MASA MAX. AUTORIZADA MASA M AX. AUTORIZADA MASA M AX. AUTORIZADA
.- (34)
(34)
(34)
M AX. AUTHO RIZ ED CHARG E M AX. AU TH ORIZED CH ARG E M AX. AU TH ORIZED CHARGE
(34) 947 (SP AIN) Nº6
Fax .-
Fax
ja
ja
ontija
r
r
ueja
ueja
ueja
Burgos Monti
Burgosde Monti
281108
947 281108
281108
GAS/GAZ : GAS/GAZ: GAS/GAZ:
C/ Mer Villalonq
C/ Mer Villalonq
C/ Mer Villalonq
de M
de
Tel.- Burgos
ALM ACENAR EN LU GAR VENTILADO / NO RESPIRAR EL GAS ALM ACENAR EN L UGAR VENTILAD O / NO R ESPIRAR EL GAS AL MACEN AREN L UGA RVENTIL ADO / NO RESPIR AR EL G AS
indad
indad
indad
947
P AR AM ANIPULA CIÓ N YPR ECAUCIONES VER ETIQ UETA CILINDRO PAR AM ANIPUL ACIÓN YP RECAUCIONES VER ETIQ UETACILINDRO PARA MANIPUL ACIÓN Y PRECAUCION ESVER ETIQUETACIL INDR O
Ind.
Ind.
[Link].
2 2 2
(34)
(34)
09001
09001
TO BE STORED IN AWEL L VENTIL ATED ARE A/ DO NOT INHALE TO BE STORED IN A WELL VENTIL ATED AREA / DO NO T INHALE 09001 TO BESTO RED NI A WEL L VENTILATED AREA / DO NOT INHAL E
Pol.
Pol.
FO R HANDL IN G INSTRUCTIO NS SEEC YLINDER' SL ABEL FOR HANDL ING INSTRUCTIONS SEE CYLINDER' S LABEL FOR HAN DLING INSTRUCTIONS SEE CYL IN DER'S LABEL
Tel.-
Tel.-
STOCKER DANS UN ENDRO IT VENTILÉ / NE PASINHAL ER L EGAZ POUR STOCKER DANS UN ENDRO IT VENTILÉ / NE PASINHAL ER L EGAZ POUR STOCKER DAN SUN END ROIT VEN TIL É/ NE PAS N I HALER L EG AZ POUR
MANIPUL ATIO N ET PRECA UTIO NS, VO R
I L 'ETIQU ETTE SUR LE RESERVOIR MAN IPUL ATION ET PR ECAUTIO NS, VO R
I L ' ETIQU ETTE SUR L ERESERVOIR M AN IPUL ATION ET PRECAUTIO NS, VO IRL ' ETIQ UETTE SUR L ERESERVOIR
DETALLE A / DETAIL A
POSICION D EL CILIN DRO / CILINDER POSITIONING / POSITION DE LA B OUTEILLE POSIC ION DEL CILINDRO / CIL INDER POSITIONING / POSIT ION DE LA BOUTEILLE POSICION DEL CILINDRO / CIL INDE R POSIT IONING / POSITION DE LA BOUTEILLE
PARED / WA LL / MUR
PARED / WA LL / MUR
Manometro h acia ar riba Man ometro hacia arr iba Manomet ro hacia arriba
Upwa rds pres sure g auge Upwar ds pr ess ur e gauge U pw ar ds pre ssur e gauge
Ja ug e d e la ha usse Jau g e de la h au sse J au ge d e la h au sse
Manomet ro hacia abajo Manometro hacia abajo Man ometro hacia abajo
D ownwa rds pre ssure g aug e Downwards press ur e gauge Downw ar ds pr essur e gauge
J au ge à Ja ug e à Jau g e à
S UELO / FL O OR / SO L SUEL O / FLO O R / S O L SUEL O / F LO O R / S OL
FALSO SUE LO / SU B -FL OOR / FA U X S OL AM BIENTE/ HA ZA R D / E N VI RON N EM EN T FALSO TEC HO / S U B-C EIL IN G / F A UX PL A FOND FALSO SUELO / SU B -F LOOR / FA U X SOL AMB IEN TE / HAZ A R D / E NV IR ON NE ME NT FALSO TECHO / S UB -C EIL IN G / F AU X PL AF ON D FALSO SUELO / S UB -FL OOR / F AU X SOL AMBIENTE / HA Z A RD / E NV IR ON N E ME NT FALSO TECHO / SU B -C E ILIN G / FA U X P LA FON D
Nota: Marque con una X el que proceda / Note : Tic k w hi t a X the cor re c t one / N o te: Me ttre el c as éc h éa n t X N ota: Marque con una X el que proceda / N ote : Tic k whit a X the c orr e ct one / N ote : Me ttre le ca s é c h éa n t X Not a: Marque con una X el que proceda / N ote : T ick w hit a X the cor r ec t one / N o te : M ettre le c a s é ch é an t X
ON
OFF
PRESION ROTU RA DISCO SEGURIDAD PRESION R OTURA DISCO SEGURIDAD PR ESION ROTURA DISCO SEGURIDAD
BURST ING P RESS URE OF THE SAFET Y DISC Bar BURSTING PRESSURE OF THE S AF ETYDI SC Bar BURS TI NG PRES SURE O F THE SAFETY DISC Bar
P RESS ION DE RUPTU RE DU DIS QUE DE SÉCURITÉ P RESSI ON DE RUP TURE DU DISQUE DE S ÉCURI TÉ PRES SION DE RUPTURE DU DI SQUE DE SÉCURITÉ
Nº LOTE
TARA / T ARE / T ARE Kgs. TARA / TA RE / TARE Kgs. TAR A / TARE / TA RE Kg s.
xxxxx
PESO TOTAL PESO TOTAL PESO TOTAL LOT No.
Kgs. Kgs. Kg s.
T O T AL W E IG HT / P OI DS T OT A L TO TAL W EIG HT / P OI DS TOTA L TOTA L WEI GH T / P O ID S TOTAL
TEMPERATURA DE FU NCIONAMIENTO DE -20ºC A 50ºC TEMPER ATUR A D E FUN CION AMIENTO DE -20ºC A 5 0ºC TEMPERATUR A D E FUNC IONAMIENTO DE -20ºC A 50 ºC
W ORK IN G T E MPE R AT UR E FR OM -2 0º C T O 50º C WO RK IN G TEM PERA TURE FR OM - 20 ºC TO 5 0º C W OR KI NG TEMP ERATU RE F RO M - 20 ºC TO 50 ºC
T EM PÉ RA T URE DE F O NCT I ON NE ME N T DE -2 0º C A 50 ºC TEMP ÉRA TU RE D E F ON CTIO NN EMENT DE - 20 ºC A 5 0º C TEMP ÉRATU RE D E FO NCTI ON NEM ENT D E - 20º C A 50 ºC
POL . IND. VILLALONQUEJAR POL . IND. VIL LALONQUEJAR POL. IN D. VILLALONQU EJAR
C/ MER IN DAD DE MONTIJA Nº6 C / MERIND AD DE MON TIJA Nº6 C/ MERINDAD D E MONTIJA Nº6
0 9001 (BU RGOS) - SPAIN 09 001 (BUR GOS) - SPAIN 0900 1 (BURGOS) - SPAIN
Tel .: (34) 94 7 2811 08 Fax: ( 34) 94 7 2811 12 Tel.: (3 4) 947 2 8110 8 Fa x: (34 ) 947 281112 Te l.: (3 4) 947 28 110 8 Fax : (34) 947 281112
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VILLALON QUEJAR V ILLA LONQ UEJAR VILLALO NQU EJAR
C /ME RIN DAD DE MONTIJA Nº6 C/MER IND AD D E MO NTIJA Nº6 C/MERIN DAD DE MON TIJ A Nº6
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A / TARE / TARE
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HA DE CARGA
DATE / DATE DE CHARGE
PRESI ON ROTUR A DISC O SEGUR IDAD P RESIO N R OTURA DISCO SEG URI DAD PRESIO N R OTURA DISC O SE GURI DAD
BU RSTING PR ESSURE OF THE SAFETY DISC Ba r BUR STING PR ESSU RE OF THE SAFETY D ISC Bar BUR STING PR ESSU RE OF THE SAFETY D ISC Bar
PRESSION DE RU PTURE DU DISQU ED ESÉCURITÉ PRESSION DE RUPTU RE DU DISQUE DE SÉCURITÉ PRESSION DE RUPTU RE DU DISQUE DE SÉCURITÉ
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FIL L D AT E / D AT E D E CH A RG E FILL DA TE / DA TE DE CH A RG E FILL DA TE / DA TE DE CH A RG E
TEMPERATURA DE FUNC ION AMI ENTO DE - 20 ºC A 5 0ºC TEMPERATURA D E FUNCI ONA MI ENTO D E -2 0 ºC A 50 ºC TEMPERATURA D E FUNCI ONA MI ENTO D E -2 0 ºC A 50 ºC
WO R KIN G TEM PER AT UR E FR O M -2 0 ºC TO 5 0 ºC WO RK IN G TEM PER AT UR E FR O M -2 0 ºC T O 5 0 ºC W O RK IN G TEM PERA T UR E FR OM -2 0 ºC T O 5 0 ºC
T EMPÉ RA TU R E D E FO NC TIO N NE MEN T D E -2 0 º C A 50 ºC TE MPÉR A TU RE D E FO N C TIO NN EM EN T D E -2 0 ºC A 5 0 ºC TE MPÉ RA TU RE DE FON C TIO N NE MEN T D E -2 0 ºC A 5 0 ºC
POL . IND. VIL LAL ON QUEJAR POL . IND. VIL LAL ONQ UEJAR POL . I ND. VIL LAL ONQ UEJAR
C / MERI NDAD D E MON TI JA Nº6 C/ MERIND AD DE MO NTIJ A Nº6 C/ MERIND AD D E MONTIJ A Nº6
0 90 01 ( BURG OS) - SPAIN 09 00 1 (BU RGO S) - SPAI N 09 00 1 (BUR GO S) - SPAI N
Tel.: ( 34 ) 9 47 2 81 10 8 Fa x: (3 4) 94 7 28 11 12 Tel.: (3 4) 9 47 2 81 10 8 Fa x: (34 ) 94 7 2 81 11 2 Tel.: (3 4) 9 47 28 11 0 8 Fa x: ( 34 ) 94 7 2 81 11 2
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C/ ME RIN DAD DE MONTI JA Nº6 C/ ME RI NDAD DE MONTI JA Nº6 C/ MERI NDAD DE MONTI JA Nº6
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Cyl inder+Valve+Bursting disc+Protect ions device Cylin der+Val ve+Bursting disc+Protecti ons device Cylinder+Valve+Bursting di sc+Prot ections device
Cylin dre+Val ve+Di sque de rupt ure+Elém ents de protection Cylindre+Valv e+Disque de rupture+Elém ents de prot ection Cylindre+Valve+Disque de rupture+El éments de protect ion
EXTINGUISH AGENT / AGENT EXTINC TEUR EXTINGUISH AGENT / AGENT EXTINCTEUR EXTINGUISH AGENT / AGENT EXTINCTEUR
BURSTING PRESSURE OF THE SAFETY DISC B UR STING PR ESSUR E OF THE SAFETY DISC BURSTING PRESSURE OF THE SAFETY DISC
PR ESSION DE R UPTURE DU DISQUE DE SÉC URITÉ PRESSION DE RUPTURE DU DISQUE DE SÉCURITÉ PRESSION DE RUPTURE DU DISQUE DE SÉCUR ITÉ
FILL / CHARGE FILL / CHARGE FILL / CHARGE
PRESS URIZED WHIT / PRESSURISÉ AU PRESSURIZED WHIT / PRESSURISÉ AU PRESSURIZED WHIT / PRESSURISÉ AU
TOTAL W EIGHT / POIDS TOTAL TOTAL WEIGHT / POIDS TOTAL TOTAL WEIGHT / POIDS TOTAL
FILL DATE / DATE DE CHARGE FILL DATE / DATE DE CHARGE FILL DATE / DATE DE CHARGE
WORKING TEMPERATURE FROM -20ºC TO 50ºC WORKING TEMPERATURE FROM -20ºC TO 50ºC WORKING TEMPERATURE FROM -20ºC TO 50ºC
TEMP ÉRATUR E DE FONCTIONNEMENT DE -20ºC A 50ºC TEMPÉRATURE DE FONCTIONNEMENT DE -20ºC A 50ºC TEMPÉRATURE DE FONCTIONNEMENT DE -20ºC A 50ºC
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VI LLA LONQUE JAR V ILLALONQUEJAR V ILLALONQUEJA R
C/M ERINDAD DE MONTIJA Nº6 C/ME RI NDA D DE MONTI JA Nº6 C/ MERINDAD DE MONTIJA Nº6
09001 BURGOS 09001 BURGOS 09001 B URGOS
* NOTA: The final diameter of the manifolds will be given by the results of the hydraulic calculations.
21 Odorizing device
22 Pressure switch POINPRE (Optional)
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Cylinder+ Valve+Bursting disc+Protections device Cylinder+Valve+ Bursting disc+Protections device Cylinder+ Valve+Bursting disc+P rotections device
Cylindre+ Valve+Disque de rupture+Eléments de protection Cylindre+Valve+ Disque de rupt ure+Eléments de protection C yl indre+Valve+Di sque de rupture+Eléments de protection
EXT INGUISH AGENT / AGENT E XTINCTE UR E XT INGUISH AGENT / AGE NT EXTINCTEUR EXTIN GU ISH AGE NT / AGENT EX TINCTE UR
CYL INDER No. / Nº DE CYLINDER CYLIN DE R No. / Nº DE CYL INDE R CYL INDER No. / Nº DE CYLINDER
FILL PRESSURE AT 20ºC FIL L PRE SS URE AT 20ºC FILL PRESSURE AT 20ºC
PRE SSION DE CHARGE A 20ºC PRESSION DE CHARGE A 20ºC PRE SSION DE CHARGE A 20ºC
BURST ING PRE SSU RE OF T HE SA FE TY DIS C BURS TIN G P RES SURE O F T HE SAFE T Y DISC BURST ING PRE SSU RE OF T HE SA FE TY DISC
PRE SSIO N D E RUPT URE D U DISQU E DE SÉCURIT É P RE SS IO N DE RUP TU RE DU DIS QUE D E SÉ CURITÉ PRE SSION D E RUPT URE D U DISQU E DE S ÉCURIT É
FIL L / CHARGE FILL / CHARGE FIL L / CHARGE
PRE SSURIZED WHIT / PRESSURISÉ AU PRESSURIZ ED WHIT / PRESSURISÉ AU PRE SSURIZED WHIT / PRESSURISÉ AU
TOTAL WEIGHT / POIDS TOTAL T OT AL WEIGHT / POIDS TOT AL TOTAL WEIGHT / PO IDS TOTAL
FILL DA TE / DATE DE CHARGE FIL L DATE / DAT E DE CHARGE FILL DAT E / DATE DE CHARGE
WORKING T EMPE RAT URE FROM -20ºC TO 50ºC WORKING TEM PERATURE FROM -20ºC T O 50ºC WORKING TE MPERATURE FROM -20ºC TO 50ºC
TEM PÉ RATURE DE FONCTIONNE MENT DE -20ºC A 50ºC TE MPÉRATURE DE FONCTIONNEME NT DE -20ºC A 50ºC TEM PÉ RATURE DE FONCTIONNE MENT DE -20ºC A 50º C
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VI LLALONQUEJAR V ILLALONQUEJ AR VI LLALONQUEJAR
C /ME RIN DAD D E MONTIJA N º6 C/ MERI ND AD DE MONTIJA Nº6 C /MER IN DAD DE MONTIJ A Nº6
09001 BUR GOS 09001 B URGOS 09001 BUR GOS
* NOTA: The final diameter of the manifolds will be given by the results of the hydraulic calculations.
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SION DE C AR GA A 20 ºC
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DATE / DAT E DE CHAR GE
PRESIO N ROT URA DISCO SEGURIDAD PRESION ROTURA DISCO SEGURIDAD PRESION ROTURA DISCO SEGURIDAD
BURSTI NG PRESS URE OFT HE SAFET Y DISC Bar BURS TING P RE SSURE OF T HE SAF ETY DISC Bar BURST ING PRE SSURE OF THE SAFE TY DI SC Bar
PRE SSION DE RUP TURE DU DI SQUE DE SÉ CURIT É PRESS ION DE RUPT URE DU DIS QUE DE SÉ CURITÉ PRE SSION DE RUPTURE DU DISQUE DE SÉCURI TÉ
CARGA / FILL / CH ARG E Kgs. CARGA / FILL / CHA RGE Kg s. CARGA / FILL / C HARG E Kgs.
TEMPERATURA DE F UNCIO NAMIENTO DE -20ºC A 50 ºC TEMPERAT URA DE FU NC IONAMIENTO DE -20ºC A 50ºC TEMPERATU RA DE FUNCIONAMIENTO DE -20ºC A 50ºC
WO RKING TEMPERATU RE FRO M -20º C TO 50º C WOR KIN G TEMPERATURE FRO M -2 0ºC TO 50º C W ORK ING TEMPERA TURE FROM -20 ºC TO 5 0ºC
TEM PÉRA TU RE DE FONC TION NEMENT D E -20º C A 50ºC TEMPÉRATU RE DE FO NCTIONN EMENT DE -20º C A 5 0ºC TEMPÉRATURE D E FO NCTIO NNEMEN T DE -2 0ºC A 50º C
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C /MERIND AD DE M ONTIJA N º6 C/M ERINDAD DE MO NTIJA Nº6 C/M ERINDAD D EM ON TIJ A Nº6
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K L. 1.6
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PRESI ON DE CARGA A 20ºC PRESION DE CARGA A 20ºC PRE SION DE CA RGA A 20ºC
FILL PRESSURE AT 20ºC Bar FILL PR ESSURE AT 2 0ºC Ba r FILL PRESSURE AT 20ºC Bar
PRESSION DE CHARGE A 20ºC PRESSION DE CHAR GE A 20ºC PRESSION DE C HARGE A 20ºC
PRESI ON ROTURA DI SCO SE GURIDAD PRESION ROTURA DISCO SEGURI DAD PRE SION ROTURA DISCO SE GURIDAD
BURSTING PRES SURE OF THE SAFETY DISC Bar BURST ING PRESSURE OF T HE SAFET Y DISC Ba r BURSTING PRE SSURE OF THE SAFETY DISC Bar
PRESSION DE RUPT URE DU DISQUE DE SÉCURITÉ P RE SSION DE RUPTURE DU DISQUE DE SÉ CURIT É PRESS ION DE RUP TURE D U DISQUE DE SÉCURITÉ
CARGA / FILL / CHARGE Kgs. CARGA / FILL / CHARGE Kg s. CARGA / FILL / CHAR GE Kgs.
TARA / TARE / TARE Kgs. TARA / TARE / TARE Kg s. TARA / TAR E / TARE Kgs.
TEMPERATURA DE FUNCIONAMIENTO DE -20 ºC A 50ºC TEMPERA TURA DE FUNCIONA MIENTO DE -20ºC A 5 0ºC TEMPERATURA DE FUNCIONAMIENTO DE -2 0ºC A 50ºC
W ORKING TEMPERATURE FROM -2 0ºC TO 50ºC WORKING TEMPERATURE FROM -20 ºC TO 50ºC WORKING TEMPER ATURE FROM -2 0ºC TO 50ºC
TEMPÉ RATURE DE FONCTIONNEMENT DE -20º C A 50ºC TEMPÉRATURE DE FONC TIONNEMENT DE -20ºC A 5 0ºC TEMPÉRATURE DE FONCTIONNEMENT DE -20 ºC A 50ºC
POL. IND. VIL LALONQUEJAR POL. IND. VILLA LONQUEJAR POL . IND. VIL LALONQUEJAR
C/ MERI NDAD DE MONTIJA Nº6 C/ MERINDAD DE MONTI JA Nº6 C/ MERI NDA D DE MONTIJA Nº6
0 9001 (BURGOS) - SPAIN 090 01 (BURGOS ) - SPAIN 0 9001 (BURGOS) - SPAIN
Tel.: (34) 947 2811 08 Fax: (34) 947 28111 2 Tel. : (3 4) 9 47 2 81108 Fax: (3 4) 947 281112 Tel.: (34 ) 94 7 28 1108 Fa x: (34 ) 947 2 81112
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C/MERIN DAD D E MONTIJA Nº6 C/ MERI NDAD DE MONTIJ ANº6 C/MERI NDAD DE MO NTIJA Nº6
0 90 01 BURGOS 09 00 1 BURGOS 0 90 01 BURGOS
Figure 7. Single row cylinder bank with pilot bottle and indirect pneumatic delay
* NOTE: The final diameter of the manifolds will be given by the results of the hydraulic calculations.
24 Odorizing device
25 Pressure switch POINPRE (Optional)
26 Check valve VALAN-15CO
FH-15CO
27 Discharge hose
1/2" BSP – W21.8x1/14”
28 “Tee” or elbow 1/4" BSP M
29 Cupper washer ∅ 12 x 18 x 1,4 mm
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PRESION ROTURA DISCO SEGURIDAD PRESION ROTURA DISCO SEGURIDAD PRESION ROTURA DISC O SEGURIDAD
B UR ST ING PR ES SUR E OF TH E SAFE TY DISC Bar B UR STIN G PR E SSUR E O F T HE SA FETY DISC Bar B UR ST ING PR ESSU RE OF THE SA FET Y DISC Bar
P RE SSION DE R UP TU RE D U DISQUE DE SÉ CU RIT É PR ESS IO N DE R UPT UR E DU DISQ UE DE SÉC UR IT É PR E SSION DE R UPT UR E DU DISQ UE DE SÉC UR ITÉ
CARGA / FILL / CHARGE Kgs. CARGA / FIL L / CHARGE Kgs. CARGA / FILL / CHARGE Kgs.
TAR A / TARE / TARE Kgs. TARA / TARE / TARE Kgs. TARA / TARE / TARE Kgs.
TEMPERATURA D E FUNCIONAMIENTO DE -20ºC A 50ºC TEMPERATURA DE FUNCIONAMIENTO DE -20ºC A 50ºC TEMPERATURA DE FUNCIONAMIENTO DE -20ºC A 50ºC
WORKING T EMPERATURE FROM -20ºC TO 50ºC WORKING TEMPERATURE FROM -20ºC TO 50ºC WORKI NG TEMPE RATURE FROM -20ºC TO 50ºC
T EMPÉRATURE DE FONCTIONNEMENT DE -20ºC A 50ºC TEMPÉRATURE DE FONCT IONNE MENT DE -20ºC A 50ºC TEMPÉ RATURE DE FONCTIONNEMENT DE -20ºC A 50ºC
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C/MER INDAD DE MONTIJA Nº6 C/ ME RIND AD D E MON TI JA Nº6 C /MERIN DAD DE MONTIJA Nº6
09001 BUR GOS 09001 BURGOS 09001 BURGOS
Figure 8. Double row cylinder bank with pilot bottle and pneumatic delay
* NOTE: The final diameter of the manifolds will be given by the results of the hydraulic calculations.
24 Odorizing device
25 Pressure switch POINPRE (Optional)
26 Check valve VALAN-15CO
FH-15CO
27 Discharge hose
1/2" BSP – W21.8x1/14”
28 “Tee” or elbow 1/4" BSP M
29 Copper washer ∅ 12 x 18 x 1,4 mm
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POS ICION DE L CILINDRO / CILINDER POSI TIONING / POSITION DE LA BOUTEILLE POSICION DEL CILINDRO / CILI NDER POSITIO NING / POS ITION DE LA BOUTEILLE POSICIO N DEL CILINDRO / CILINDE R POSITIONING / P OSITION DE LA BOUTEILLE
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U pw ards pre ssure g auge Upwa rds pre ssure g aug e Upwa rds pressur e ga uge
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Man ometro hacia abajo Mano metr o hacia abajo M ano metr o h acia ab ajo
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PRESION ROTURA DISCO SEGURIDAD PRESION ROTURA D ISCO SEGURIDAD PRESION ROTURA DISCO SEGURIDAD
B UR STING PRESSURE OF THE SAFETY DISC Bar BURSTING PRESSURE OF THE SAFETY DISC Bar BURSTING PRESSURE OF THE SAFETY DISC Bar
PRE SSION DE RUPTUR E DU DISQUE DE SÉCURITÉ PRESSION DE RUPTURE DU DISQUE DE SÉCURITÉ PRESSION DE RUPTURE DU DISQUE DE SÉCURITÉ
CARGA / F ILL / CHARG E Kgs. CARGA / F ILL / CHARGE Kgs. CAR GA / FILL / CH ARGE Kgs.
TEMPERATURA DE FU NCIONAMIENTO DE -20ºC A 50ºC TEMPERATURA DE FU NCIONAMIENTO DE -20ºC A 50ºC TEMPERATURA DE FUNCIONAMIEN TO DE -20ºC A 50ºC
WORK ING TEMP ERA TURE F RO M -20ºC TO 50ºC W ORKIN G TEMPERA TU RE FRO M -20ºC TO 50ºC WO RKING TEM PERATURE F ROM -20ºC TO 50ºC
TEMP ÉRA TU RE DE FON CTIO NNEMENT D E -20ºC A 50ºC TEMPÉRATU RE DE F ONCTION NEMENT D E -20ºC A 50ºC TEM PÉRATURE D E FO NCTIONN EM EN T DE -20ºC A 50ºC
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This section relates to the design of the discharge pipe network, which should always be checked by the
hydraulic calculation software to test the gas flow, the discharge time and the amount of agent discharged
are correct. Examine the planned configuration to ensure that the pipework and nozzles do not interfere
with objects in the hazard area, and make any necessary changes before proceeding with the installation.
The pipework and fittings must comply with the limitations detailed below:
2.2.1 Piping
All the installed piping must be in accordance with the latest requirements included in NFPA-12, CEA
4007: 1997-08 (CEPREVEN). They must be of non-combustible material, and have physical and
chemical characteristics that guarantee their integrity under the stresses to which they will be subjected.
For the wall thickness calculation we must take into account that they have to withstand a pressure equal
to that of the extinguishing gas when stored at 50ºC.
Accepted pipes include galvanised steel or black pipes as per the ASTM A53 standard, seamless or
electric welded, grade A or B, or ASTM A 106, grade A, B or C.
The types of pipe that must not be used are cast iron, steel pipes to ASTM A 120 specifications
and all non-metallic pipes.
The joining method must be in accordance with the latest requirements of NFPA-12 in CEPREVEN
R.T.4.-CO2 (CEA 4007:1997-08).
Piping must be installed according to the isometric drawing included in the design. All pipe sizes,
dimensions and qualities indicated on the drawing must be observed, since any change to the sizes or
dimensions of the pipework could result in improper operation of the system. If a modification is
necessary it must be considered beforehand.
We recommend the use of seamless steel pipe ASTM A-106 grade A or B, up to 3/4" Schedule 40, from
1" Schedule 80
For sized up to 1 ½” fittings must be welded or screwed. From 2" they must be welded.
Recommended fittings: minimum 3000 lbs for both screwed and welded: ANSI B 16.11
Screwed fittings must have an ANSI B.2.1 (NPT) thread
2.2.3 Reducers
All reductions in the pipe size must be made using reducing fittings such as concentric reducers. Double
elbow reducers are not acceptable.
The system installation drawings (calculation software) must be taken as a reference for sizes and
lengths of pipes which should have been previously checked in the calculation software. The maximum
pipe diameters and lengths indicated in this manual must be adhered to.
All pipe sections must be fitted and assembled with the appropriate sealants, e.g. Teflon tape or paste (in
the case of threaded pipe). All rough edges and residual oils must be removed afterwards.
2.2.5 Threads
It is recommended that Teflon tape be used, applied only to the male threads of the pipe. When Teflon
paste is used, impregnate at least one turn of the male thread and one of the female thread. The threads
of all the pipes and fittings must be properly sealed.
2.2.6 Installation
All piping must be installed in line with industry best practice. The pipework must be secured with
supports that allow for its expansion and contraction.
• Supports must be located between elbows that are 600 mm apart (see figure A).
• Supports must be fitted 300 mm from any discharge nozzle (see figure B).
• Supports must be secured to structures capable of supporting the pipework.
Figure A Figure B
Pipes with a nominal diameter of less than 10 mm must not be used, except for specific applications.
Pipe sections that may be subjected to static pressure (closed sections) must be protected by a relief
valve (burst disc valve piped to atmosphere).
Pipes with a nominal diameter of less than 10 mm must not be used, except for specific applications.
Pipe sections that may be subjected to static pressure (closed sections) must be protected by a relief
valve (burst disc valve piped to atmosphere).
Note 1: The flow dependent diameters set out in the above table are only approximate and are for guidance only. They must not
under any circumstance be taken as final installation diameters. To determine the final installation diameter hydraulic
calculations must be carried out using the appropriate software.
Diameters may vary depending on the amount of extinguishing agent in the cylinder, the pipe runs, the length and
distance of pipe runs, etc.
Note 2: All CO2 systems should discharge in a maximum of 30 seconds for local applications and 60 seconds for total flooding.
Where electrical conductors are present, the minimum distances stipulated in the High Voltage
Regulations must be observed. Should it not be possible to comply with these distances, approved
insulators must be fitted to the pipes. It is recommended that the system pipework be earthed in order to
discharge any static electricity generated during the discharge of the extinguishing agent.
SAFETY DISTANCES
To the closest part of an insulator not at
Maximum Distance to closest non-
earth potential used as a support for a live
nominal voltage insulated live conductor
conductor.
(kV) (m)
(m)
15 2.60 2.5
33 2.75 2.5
44 2.90 2.5
66 3.10 2.5
88 3.20 2.5
110 3.35 2.5
132 3.50 2.5
165 3.80 2.5
220 4.30 2.5
275 4.60 2.5
When positioning the nozzle in the discharge pipe, the assembly steps above must be followed, while
ensuring that it is free of any obstacles which could impede the proper discharge of the extinguishing
agent.
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The CADICXX model CO2 nozzles are suitable for use in the discharge of the agent in industry, marine
and petrochemical hazards. They should only be used for high-pressure CO2 fire prevention systems.
Its design and construction allows use in wet and outdoor environments, always being mindful of the
temperature conditions stipulated in the technical specification.
1- Nozzles are calibrated based on calculation software results. Ensure that each nozzle is located
as indicated by the design.
2- When a nozzle is located in the final stretch of a pipe, it should be installed with a tee, two nipples
and a cap as shown in the figure. The distance from the tee to the end of the cap must be 10
times the nominal diameter of the pipe.
3- Special care should be taken with this type of nozzle in applications with light and non-secured
objects, since the CO2 discharge speed could displace them and cause damage to other objects
and/or people. This discharge speed depends on the pressure at the inlet of the nozzle (based on
hydraulic calculations). As a general rule it is recommended to keep a safety distance of 1.5
metres from the discharge to any loose objects or items weighing less than 8 kg.
4- Flammable liquid trays should be protected by taking into account that they should have overflow
height of at least 40 centimetres. This avoids possible splashing of the liquid to the outside that
may take place when the agent is discharged.
5- Local application nozzles should be installed with their discharge pointed perpendicularly over the
protected hazard or at oblique angles of over 45º.
A.- Cone-type nozzle. Used for those applications that are normally associated with surface or three-
dimensional solid fuel fires.
Socket
Nozzle
NOTE: the assembled angle of the nozzle in the pipe can be different depending on the item to protect.
Figure 10
Nozzle dimensions
B.- Low-velocity cone-type nozzle. Used for applications normally associated with flammable liquid fires.
This type of nozzle prevents potential spills thanks to their low CO2 discharge velocity.
Manifold
Socket
Nozzle
Technical Information
Nozzle dimensions
These nozzles disperse the gas throughout the entire area of a protected enclosure. They are vertically
screwed into the discharge pipe and have a female threaded connection with a diameter ranging from
3/8" to 3/4" BSP. The nozzles, which cover 360º and have 4 outlets, are usually installed in the centre of
the protected enclosure.
Manifold
Socket
Nozzle
Technical Information
Material Brass
Working pressure at 50°C 140 bar
Pipe connection threads From 3/8” to 3/4”
Test temperature 600 ºC
Nozzle installation
1. Take the installation drawings and study the positioning of the nozzles in the hazard area. Check
that there are no light objects nearby or items that are susceptible to move during the gas
discharge.
2. Check that the number and size of nozzles supplied agrees with the approved installation plans.
3. Check that the pipe rises and drops where the nozzles are to be screwed in are at the correct
distance and in optimum condition, and that the surface of the base is flat and perpendicular to its
axis. The pipe's thread length must be longer than the nozzle thread.
4. Apply Teflon tape to the male thread of the pipe drop where the nozzle is to be fitted.
5. Take the nozzle in your hand and check that the diameter of the calibrated orifice is marked on its
lower flat part.
6. Screw in the nozzle with a fixed width spanner on the pipe drop or pap. Tighten it fully until it is
completely screwed in.
3.00 m Radius
Pipe section
Nozzle section
CAUTION
From the factory, all cylinders assembled with valves are protected with caps and protective plugs for
transport, which must not be removed until the cylinders have been securely fixed to their fixing brackets
(keep the protective caps for future use).
All cylinders are sent from the factory assembled with a protective flange, with its corresponding cylinder
valve, RGS-MAM-11-1, 12-1 or 12-1C, together with the cylinder stickers marked with CE, PI and cylinder
instructions, with the valve outlet safety plug in place, and with the protective cap screwed onto the
flange.
The cylinder valve itself comes equipped with the burst disc and its end cap, the valve outlet safety plug,
the side actuation disc or port (only RGS-MAM-12-1 and 12-1C), and those corresponding to the pilot port
and pressure switch connection (only RGS-MAM-12-1 y 12-1C).
The cylinders must be located in an area protected from extreme temperatures and accessible for service
and maintenance. The cylinder must be firmly secured to a sufficiently robust wall.
These pressure vessels are charged with SIEX-CO2 extinguishing agent. They are non-welded steel
cylinders designed in accordance with 84/525/ECC specifications, heat treated, with a working pressure
of 140 bar (at 50ºC) and a hydraulic test pressure of 250 bar. The cylinder capacity is 4.6, 6.7, 13.8, 26.8,
40.2, 67 y 80 litres and all models also have approvals for applicable European directives. Once the valve
is assembled on the cylinder neck and protective flange, the whole assembly is protected with a safety
cap for transport. The cylinders are supplied packaged protected by cardboard and also feature labels
with handling instructions.
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PR ESSION DE R UPTUR E DU DISQUE DE SÉC URITÉ PRESSION DE R UPTURE DU DISQUE DE SÉ CURITÉ PR ESSION DE R UPT UR E DU DISQUE DE SÉ CURITÉ
CAR GA / FILL / CHARGE Kgs. C ARGA / FILL / CHARGE Kg s. C ARGA / FILL / CHARGE Kgs.
TARA / TAR E / TARE Kgs. TAR A / TARE / TARE Kg s. TARA / TARE / TARE Kgs.
TEM PERATURA DE FU NCIONAMIENTO DE -20ºC A 50ºC TEMPERATUR A D E FUNC IONAMIENTO DE -2 0ºC A 50ºC TEMPER ATURA D E FUNC IONAMIENTO DE -20ºC A 50ºC
WORKING TEMPERATURE FROM -20ºC TO 50ºC WORKING TEMPERATURE FROM -20ºC TO 50ºC WORKING TEMPERATURE FROM -20ºC TO 50ºC
TEMPÉRATURE DE FONCTIONNEMENT DE -20ºC A 50ºC TEMPÉRATURE DE FONCTIONNEMENT DE -20ºC A 50ºC TEMPÉRATURE DE FONCTIONNEMENT DE -20ºC A 50ºC
POL. IND . VILLALONQUEJAR POL. IN D. VILLALONQU EJAR POL. IND . VILLALONQU EJAR
C/ MERIN DAD DE MONTIJA Nº6 C / MERIN DAD DE MONTIJA Nº6 C/ MERIND AD DE MON TIJA Nº6
09001 (BU RGOS) - SPAIN 09001 (BUR GOS) - SPAIN 09001 (BURGOS) - SPAIN
Tel.: (34) 947 281 108 Fax: (34) 947 281112 Te l.: (34) 947 281108 Fax: (34) 947 281112 Tel.: (34) 947 281108 Fax: (34) 947 281112
COMPROBAR DE FORMA PERIODI CA LA P RES IÓN EN LOS M ÁNOME TROS Y EL PE SO DE LOS CILINDROS A L MENOS CADA SE IS (6) M ESES. COMPROBA R DE FORMA PERIODI CA LA PRES IÓN EN LOS MÁ NOMETROS Y EL PE SO DE LOS CIL INDROS AL ME NOS CA DA SEIS (6) MESES .
PA RA MÁS INFORMA CIÓN A CUDIR AL M ANUAL DE SE RVI CIO . COMP ROB AR DE FORM A P ERIO DICA LA PRES IÓN EN LOS MÁNOMETRO S Y EL PE SO DE LOS CIL INDROS AL ME NOS CA DA SE IS (6) MESE S.
PARA M ÁS INFORMACI ÓN A CUDIR AL MANUAL DE SE RV ICIO.
TEM PERATURA DE ALMACENAJE : DE 0º C A 50ºC. P ARA MÁS INFORMACI ÓN A CUDIR AL MANUAL DE SE RV ICIO.
TEMP ERA TURA DE ALMACENAJE : DE 0ºC A 50ºC.
PARA EL DI SEÑO, UTILIZ ACI ÓN Y MANTENIMIE NT O DE L S IST EMA, ACUDIR AL M ANUA L DEL P RODUCTO. T EMPE RAT URA DE ALMACENAJE : DE 0ºC A 50ºC.
PARA EL DI SEÑO, UTILIZA CIÓN Y MANTENIMIE NTO DEL S ISTEM A, A CUDIR A L MANUAL DEL PRODUCTO.
PA RA EL DISE ÑO, UT ILI ZACI ÓN Y M ANT ENIMIE NTO DE L S ISTEMA , ACUDIR A L MANUAL DE L PRODUCTO.
MANEJO DE LOS CILINDROS ANTES DE LA INSTALACIÓN MANEJO DE LOS CILINDROS ANTES DE LA INSTALACIÓN MANEJO DE LOS CILI NDROS ANTES DE LA INSTALACIÓN
S S S
SEG UIR LA S S IGUI ENTES ADVERTENCI AS PARA EVI TA R DE SCARGA S ACCI DE NTALE S DEL PRODUCT O CONTENIDO EN EL CILINDRO: SE GUIR LA S S IGUI ENTES ADVERTENCI AS PARA EVITAR DES CA RGAS ACCIDENTALES DEL PRODUCTO CO NTENIDO EN EL CILINDRO:
SEGUI R LA S S IGUIENTES ADVERTENCIA S P ARA EV ITAR DESCARGAS ACCIDENT ALE S DEL PRODUCTO CO NTENIDO EN EL CILINDRO:
1-NO QUITAR LOS TAPONES Y CAPE RUZAS PROTE CTORAS DE SU UBI CA CI ÓN I NICIA L (SUM INI STRO DESDE FAB RI CA ) HAS TA QUE 1-NO QUITA R LOS TAPONE S Y CA PERUZ AS PROTECTORAS DE SU UBI CACIÓN INICIA L (SUMINIS TRO DESDE FA BRICA ) HA STA QUE 1-NO QUITAR LOS TAP ONES Y CAPE RUZAS PROTE CT ORAS DE SU UBICACIÓN INICIA L (SUMINIS TRO DESDE F ABRICA ) HASTA Q UE
LOS CILINDROS NO ESTEN FIJADOS CON SEGURI DA D. SI EX SUMINI STRA E N ORI GEN TODOS SUS CI LINDROS CON T APONE S LOS CILINDROS NO ESTEN FIJA DOS CON SEGURI DA D. SI EX SUMINISTRA EN ORI GEN TODOS S US CILINDROS CON TAPONE S LOS CILI NDROS NO ES TEN FI JADOS CON S EGURIDAD. SI EX SUM INI STRA E N ORI GEN TODOS S US CILINDROS CON TAPO NES
PROTE CTORE S DE VÁLVULA S. PROTE CTORE S DE VÁLVULAS . PROTECTO RES DE V ÁLV ULAS .
2-NUNCA UTI LIZA R LA V ÁLV ULA DE L CI LI NDRO P ARA GI RARLO Ó MOV ERLO. (UTILIZA R UN MEDIO A PROP IADO PA RA EL TRANSPORTE.) 2-NUNCA UTI LIZ AR LA V ÁLV ULA DE L CI LI NDRO P ARA GIRARLO Ó MOVERLO. (UTI LI ZAR UN M EDIO AP ROPIADO P ARA EL TRANSPORTE. ) 2-NUNCA UTILIZAR LA VÁLVULA DEL CILINDRO P ARA GIRARLO Ó MOVERLO. (UTILI ZAR UN M EDIO AP ROPIA DO PARA E L TRANSPORTE. )
3-NO ALM ACENA R NUNCA LOS CILI NDROS BAJO EL SOL Ó EN LUGARES DONDE LA T EMPERAT URA PUEDA EX CEDER DE 46ºC. 3-NO ALM ACENA R NUNCA LOS CILI NDROS BAJO EL SOL Ó EN LUGARES DONDE LA TEM PERATURA PUE DA EXCEDE R DE 46ºC. 3-NO ALMACENAR NUNCA LOS CILINDROS BA JO EL SOL Ó E N LUGARE S DONDE LA TEMP ERATURA PUE DA EX CEDER DE 46ºC.
I I I
4-NO ACTI VAR LA P ALANCA DE DISP ARO MANUA L DE LA VÁ LV ULA DEL CILI NDRO, PUES TO QUE ESTA A CCI ÓN AB RI RÁ LA VÁ LVULA 4-NO ACTI VAR LA P ALANCA DE DISP ARO M ANUAL DE LA VÁLV ULA DEL CILINDRO, PUES TO QUE EST A A CCI ÓN A BRIRÁ LA V ÁLVULA 4-NO ACTIVA R L A P ALA NCA DE DIS PA RO MANUAL DE LA VÁLVULA DEL CILINDRO, PUES TO QUE EST A A CCIÓN ABRIRÁ LA VÁLVULA
Y DE SCARGA RÁ SU CONTENIDO VI LENTA MENT E, A NO SE R QUE ESTÉ SUJETO FUERTEM ENTE . (A SUS HERRAJES ) Y DESCARGA RÁ SU CONTENIDO VI LE NTA ME NTE , A NO S ER QUE ES TÉ SUJETO FUE RT EMENTE . (A SUS HERRA JES ) Y DES CARGARÁ S U CONT ENIDO VILENTAMENTE, A NO S ER QUE EST É S UJE TO FUE RT EMENTE. (A SUS HERRA JES )
5-NO COLOCAR NI NGÚN INS TRUMENTO DE ACT IVA CIÓN A LA VÁLVULA DEL CIL INDRO HA STA QUE NO HAYA SI DO FI JA DO
5-NO COLOCAR NI NGÚN INST RUMENTO DE A CTIV ACIÓN A LA VÁLVULA DEL CILINDRO HASTA QUE NO HAYA SI DO FIJA DO 5-NO COLOCAR NINGÚN INSTRUME NT O DE A CTIV ACIÓN A LA V ÁLV ULA DEL CILINDRO HASTA QUE NO HAYA SI DO FIJ ADO
FUE RTEME NTE A LOS HE RRAJE S DE SUJECIÓN Y CONE CTADO A LA TUBERÍA DE DES CARGA.
FUE RTEM ENTE A LOS HE RRA JES DE SUJECIÓN Y CONE CTADO A LA TUBERÍA DE DE SCA RGA . FUERT EMENTE A LOS HERRA JES DE S UJE CI ÓN Y CONECTADO A LA TUB ERÍA DE DE SCA RGA.
INSTRUCCION ES DE INSTALACIÓN Y FUNCIONAMIENTO I NSTRUCCI ON ES DE INSTALACIÓN Y FUNCIONAMIENTO INSTRU CCIONES DE INSTALACIÓN Y FUNCIONAMIENTO
ANTES DE INSTALAR, ACUDIR AL MA NUAL S IEX DE DI SEÑO, I NSTA LACIÓN, FUNCIONAMIENTO Y MANTENIMIE NT O.
E E E
ANTES DE INSTALAR, A CUDIR AL MANUAL SIE X DE DI SEÑO, I NSTA LA CIÓ N, F UNCI ONAM IENT O Y MA NTE NIM IENTO. ANTES DE INST ALA R, ACUDIR A L MANUA L S IEX DE DIS EÑO, INSTA LACIÓ N, F UNCI ONAM IENTO Y M ANT ENI MIE NTO.
NO CONE CTAR NINGÚN MECANIS MO DE ACTIVA CI ÓN HAS TA QUE LOS CI LINDROS NO E STÉN ASEGURADOS ADECUADA MENTE EN
NO CONE CTAR NINGÚN MECANISM O DE ACTI VACI ÓN HASTA QUE LO S CILINDROS NO ESTÉ N ASEGURADOS ADECUADAMENTE E N NO CONECT AR NI NGÚN MECA NI SMO DE ACTI VACIÓN HASTA QUE LO S CI LINDROS NO ESTÉ N ASEGURADOS ADECUADAMENTE EN
LOS HERRAJE S Y LA CONEXI ÓN DE DES CARGA E STÁ ASEGURA DA A LA RE D DE TUBERÍAS DEL SI STEMA .
LOS HE RRAJE S Y LA CONEXIÓN DE DESCARGA ES TÁ AS EGURADA A LA RED DE TUBE RÍAS DEL SI STE MA . LOS HERRAJE S Y LA CONEX IÓN DE DE SCA RGA ES TÁ ASE GURADA A LA RED DE TUBE RÍA S DEL S ISTE MA .
LOS CI LINDROS DEBE RÁ N SER I NSP ECCIO NADOS ME NSUALMENTE O INCLUSO CO N M AYOR FRECUENCI A S I LAS
LOS CI LINDROS DEBE RÁ N SER INSPE CCIONA DOS MENSUALMENTE O I NCLUSO CON MAYOR FRECUE NCI A S I LAS LOS CILINDRO S DEBE RÁ N S ER INSPECCIONADOS MENSUALMENTE O INCLUSO CON MAY OR FRECUE NCIA S I LA S
CIRCUS TA NCI AS LO REQUI EREN.
CIRCUS TA NCIA S LO RE QUI ERE N. CIRCUSTA NCIAS LO REQ UIE REN.
LO TUBOS Y LOS DIFUSORE S DEBE RÍA N SER EXAMINADOS PARA COMPROB AR QUE NO ESTÉ N OBS TRUIDOS.
LO TUBOS Y LOS DIFUSORES DEBERÍA N SER E XAMINADOS PA RA COMP ROBA R Q UE NO E STÉ N OBS TRUIDOS. LO TUBOS Y LOS DIF US ORES DEBERÍA N S ER EXA MINADOS PARA COMP ROBA R Q UE NO E STÉN OBS TRUIDOS.
LOS CI LINDROS DE BERÍAN SER RE CA RGADOS S I P IERDEN MÁS DE UN 5% DE SU PE SO DE LLENADO. LOS CILINDROS DE BERÍAN SE R RECARGA DOS SI PIE RDEN MÁS DE UN 5% DE SU PE SO DE LLENADO.
L OS CI LINDROS DE BERÍAN S ER RECARGADOS SI P IERDEN MÁ S DE UN 5% DE SU PES O DE LLENADO.
X X X
LOS CI LINDRO S DEBE RÁ N S ER RECARGADOS SI B AJA SU PRES IÓN, DE BIDO A AJUST ES DE T EMPERAT URA , EN MÁS DE UN 10% DE LA LOS CI LINDROS DEBE RÁ N SER RECARGADOS SI B AJA SU PRE SIÓN, DEB IDO A AJUSTES DE TEMP ERATURA , EN MÁ S DE UN 10% DE LA
LOS CILINDRO S DEBE RÁ N SE R RECARGADOS SI BA JA SU PRE SIÓN, DEB IDO A AJUSTES DE TEMP ERATURA, EN MÁS DE UN 10% DE LA
PRESI ÓN NORMA L DE LLENADO. PRESI ÓN NORMA L DE LLE NA DO.
P RES IÓN NORMA L DE LLENADO.
ON
OFF
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
227SOLP
24V (DC)
0,60 A
Nº xx
TPED
1999/36/CE
Organism o Notificado/Notified body/Organisme Notifié
(0062) BUREAU VERITAS
Cilindro+Válvula+Disco de rotura+Elementos de protección
Cyli nder+Valve+Burst ing di sc+Protections device
Cylindre+Valve+Disque de rupture+Eléments de protection
Nº de Serie
Serial Number
Nº de Série
Nº. DE CILINDRO
CYLINDER No. / Nº DE CYLINDER
PRESURIZADO CON
PRESSURIZED W HIT / PRESSURISÉ AU
PESO TOTAL
Kgs.
TOTAL WEIGHT / POIDS TOTAL
FECHA DE CARGA
FILL DATE / DATE DE C HARGE
TEL.: 947 28 11 08
FAX .: 947 28 11 12
AGENTE EXTINTOR
EXTINGUISH AGENT / AGENT EXTINCTEUR
Nº. DE CILINDRO
CYLINDER No. / Nº DE CYLINDER
PRESION DE CARGA A 20ºC
FILL PRESSURE AT 20ºC Bar TPED
PRESSION DE CHARGE A 20ºC
PRESION ROTURA DISCO SEGURIDAD 1999/36/CE
Organismo Notificado/Notified body/Organisme Notifié
BURSTING PRESSURE OF THE SAFETY DISC Bar
(0062) BUREAU VERITAS
PRESSION DE RUPTURE DU DISQUE DE SÉCURITÉ
Cilindro+Válvula+Disco de rotura+Elementos de protección
Cylinder+Valve+Bursting disc+Protections device
CARGA / FILL / CHARGE Kgs. Cylindre+Valve+Disque de rupture+Eléments de protection
Nº de Serie
PRESURIZADO CON Serial Number
PRESSURIZED WHIT / PRESSURISÉ AU Nº de Série
PESO TOTAL
Kgs.
PI MARKING CYLINDER STICKER
TOTAL WEIGHT / POIDS TOTAL
FECHA DE CARGA
FILL DATE / DATE DE CHARGE
TEMPERATURA DE FUNCIONAMIENTO DE -20ºC A 50ºC
WORKING TEMPERATURE FROM -20ºC TO 50ºC
TEMPÉRATURE DE FONCTIONNEMENT DE -20ºC A 50ºC
COMPROBAR DE FORMA PERIODICA LA PRESIÓN EN LOS MÁNOMETROS Y EL PESO DE LOS CILINDROS, AL MENOS CADA SEIS (6) MESES. PARA MÁS INFOR
S
I
E
X
POLIGONO INDUSTRIAL
VILLALONQUEJAR
C/MERINDAD DE MONTIJA Nº6
09001 BURGOS
XX XX X X X X
UN
Manufacturer`s identyfication
Country of origin
S I EX
Manufacturing serial number
CO 2
5,2 MM
Empty weight
KG
2 5E KG
UT
Filling weight and name of gas
XX
XX
Water capacity
,X
n
y
L
KG
z
P
Figure 12
CAUTION
The brackets assemblies for a modular cylinder comprise a nut, a bolt, a washer, two straps, a rear
channel, and two decorative end pieces. To ensure the container or cylinder is securely attached, it is
recommended that two fixing brackets per bottle be used, for all 40.2 litre cylinders and above.
1 Back carril
2 Cylinder fixing brackets
3 Fixing nuts and bolts
Figure 13
Each strap has a slot for insertion in the rear channel, to allow the cylinder to be correctly aligned. The
assembly channel is designed to be fixed to a rigid surface with the cylinder supported on the floor.
1. Offer the modular cylinder rear channel up to the wall, at the height above the floor indicated in
table 1, and mark on the wall the centre of the holes to be drilled.
TPED
1999/36/CE
Serial Number
Nº de Série
- 0062
COMPROBAR DE FORMA PERIODICA LA PRESIÓ N EN LOS MÁNO MET RO S Y EL PESO DE LOS CILINDROS AL MENOS CADA SEIS (6) MESES.
PARA MÁS INFORMACIÓN ACUDIR AL MANUAL DE SERVICIO.
T EMPERAT URA DE ALMACENAJE: DE 0ºC A 50ºC.
PARA EL DISEÑO, UTILIZACIÓN Y MANTENIMIENTO DEL SISTEMA, ACUDIR AL MANUAL DEL PRODUCTO.
S
SEGUIR LAS SIGUIENTES ADVERTENCIAS PARA EVITAR DESCARGAS ACCIDENTALES DEL PRODUCTO CONTENIDO EN EL CILINDRO:
1-NO QUITAR LOS T APONES Y CAPERUZAS PROTECTO RAS DE SU UBICACIÓN INICIAL (SUMINISTRO DESDE FABRICA) HASTA QUE LOS CILINDROS NO
ESTEN FIJADOS CON SEGURIDAD. SIEX SUMINISTRA EN ORIGEN TODOS SUS CILINDROS CON TAPONES PROTECTORES DE VÁLVULAS.
2-NUNCA UTILIZ AR LA VÁLVULA DEL CILINDRO PARA G IRARLO Ó MOVERLO. (UTILIZAR UN MEDIO APROPIADO PARA EL TRANSPORTE.)
3-NO ALMACENAR NUNCA LOS CILINDROS BAJO EL SOL Ó EN LUGARES DONDE LA TEMPERATURA PUEDA EXCEDER DE 46ºC.
I
4- NO ACTIVAR LA PALANCA DE DISPARO MANUAL DE LA VÁLVULA DEL CILINDRO , PUESTO QUE ESTA ACCIÓN ABRIRÁ LA VÁLVULA Y DESCARGARÁ
SU CONTENIDO VILENTAMENTE, A NO SER QUE ESTÉ SUJETO FUERTEMENTE. (A SUS HERRAJES)
5-NO COLOCAR NINGÚN INST RUMENTO DE ACT IVACIÓN A LA VÁLVULA DEL CILINDRO HASTA QUE NO HAYA SIDO FIJADO FUERTEMENTE A LOS
HERRAJES DE SUJECIÓN Y CONECTADO A LA TUBERÍA DE DESCARGA.
E
ANTES DE INSTALAR, ACUDIR AL MANUAL SIEX DE DISEÑO, INSTALACIÓN, FUNCIONAMIENTO Y MANTENIMIENTO.
NO CONECTAR NINGÚN MECANISMO DE ACTIVACIÓN HASTA QUE LOS CILINDROS NO ESTÉN ASEGURADOS ADECUADAMENTE EN LOS HERRAJES Y
LA CONEXIÓN DE DESCARGA EST Á ASEGURADA A LA RED DE TUBERÍAS DEL SISTEMA.
LOS CILINDROS DEBERÁN SER INSPECCIO NADO S MENSUALMENTE O INCLUSO CON MAYOR FRECUENCIA SI LAS CIRCUSTANCIAS LO REQUIEREN.
LO TUBO S Y LOS DIFUSORES DEBERÍAN SER EXAMINADOS PARA COMPROBAR QUE NO ESTÉN OBSTRUIDOS.
X
LOS CILINDROS DEBERÍAN SER RECARGADOS SI PIERDEN MÁS DE UN 5% DE SU PESO DE LLENADO.
LOS CILINDROS DEBERÁN SER RECARGADO S SI BAJA SU PRESIÓN, DEBIDO A AJUSTES DE TEMPERATURA, EN MÁS DE UN 10% DE LA PRESIÓN
NORMAL DE LLENADO.
POLIGONO INDUSTRIAL SEGUIR LOS PASOS SIGUIENTES ANTES DE QUITAR EL CILINDRO DE LOS HERRAJES DE FIJACIÓN.
GAMON AL - VILLIMAR 1-QUITAR LOS MECANISMOS DE ACTUACIÓN CON EL SIGUIENTE O RDEN:
NAVES COR REA - NAVE C-4 a) ACTUADOE ELÉCTRICO (VALVULA SO LENOIDE, PILOTO,BOBINA,EXPLO SOR,ETC.)
09007 BURGOS
b) ACTUADOR MANUAL - NEUMÁTICO.
TEL.: 947 28 11 08 c) LATIGUILLOS DE DISPARO NEUMÁTICO.
FAX.: 947 28 11 12 2-RETIRAR LOS LATIGUILLOS Ó TUBOS DE DESCARGA.
3-PONER LA CAPERUZA A LA VÁLVULA.
Figure 14
2. Drill two 10 mm diameter holes at the marks on the surface where the rear channel is to be
secured and bolt the channel to the wall.
3. Ensure that the cylinder has its valve protective cap and outlet safety plug in place.
4. Place the cylinder (still with its valve protective cap and outlet safety plug in place) in the centre of
the channel and against it.
5. Put the cylinder straps in the channel using the slots, so that they encircle the cylinder. For this,
the straps must be positioned horizontally, until reaching the slots, and then rotated 90º until
vertical, in such a way that the slots in the strap engage in the channel, as shown in Figure 15.
6. Tighten the straps with the bolt, nut and washer until the cylinder is properly secured.
7. At this point, the protective valve cap can be removed and the cylinder orientated so that the
valve pressure gauge is facing forward and can be read. To be able to orientate the cylinder, the
straps have to be loosened slightly, and retightened afterwards.
8. Do not remove the outlet safety plug until indicated in the corresponding chapter of this manual.
2.4.2 Brackets for a single (modular) cylinder installed horizontally on the floor
The usual position of a cylinder with its valve is vertical, but it may also be fitted in a horizontal position,
taking into account that end of the syphon tube must be bent, so that it ends up pointing
downwards (see Figure 16).
It is expressly prohibited to position the cylinder with its valve in an inclined position, as shown in
figure 16.
The steps to follow for the installation of a modular cylinder in a horizontal position are the same for those
in a vertical position. In addition the following aspects must be taken into account:
1. The cylinders must be located in an environment protected from adverse weather conditions and
where the temperature does not exceed 54°C nor fall below 0°C. Where these temperatures
cannot be maintained exterior heating or cooling will be required. The following installation
instructions must be followed precisely and in the exact order to avoid any accidental discharge
that might cause personal injury or material damage.
2. When the cylinder is fixed by its brackets, in a horizontal position, the valve pressure gauge must
be parallel to the ground. (see Figure 16).
3. When the cylinders are installed in a horizontal position, a minimum of two fixing brackets are
required per cylinder.
4. Cylinders which may be positioned vertically are those with a straight syphone tube. However,
the cylinders with a curved syphon tube may be installed horizontally.
bar
KL. 1.6
CYLINDER BRACKET
E N 8 37-1
bar
KL. 1.6
CAUTION
The bracket assemblies for cylinders in single row banks consist of: two rear channels, straps, bolts, nuts,
washers and decorative end pieces, as shown in figure 17.
6
5
4
Nº Denomination
1 390x300 Manifold square
650x400 Manifold square
2 Manifold system cylinder channel
3 Washer flat A 10.5 DIN 125 ZP
4 Ex. screw M-10x30 DIN 933 ZP
5 Ex. screw M-10x40 DIN 933 ZP
6 Cylinder clamp
7 Ex. autoblocking nut M-10 DIN 934 ZP
8 Screw: M-6x30 => Pipe: 1/2" - 1 1/4"
M-8x35 => 1 1/2" - 3"
M-10x45 => 4" - 6"
9 Manifold clamp
10 Nut: M-6x30 => Pipe: 1/2" - 1 1/4"
M-8x35 => 1 1/2" - 3"
M-10x45 => 4" - 6"
To install single row cylinder bank brackets, follow the instructions below:
1. Offer the rear channels of the cylinder bank up to the wall, at the height above the floor indicated
in table 2, and mark the centre of the holes to be drilled.
ON
OFF
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No. 227CN 227CN
Nº LOTE Nº LOTE
xxxx x xxx xx
LOT No. LOT No.
227SOL-A
24V (DC)
0,60 A
Nº xx
SIEX FH15CO XXXXX
SIEX FH15CO XXXXX SIEX FH15CO XXXXX
WP240 BAR VdS
WP240 BAR VdS WP240 BAR VdS
PRESION R OTURA DISCO SEGURIDAD PR ESION ROTURA DISCO SEGURIDAD PRESION ROTURA D ISCO SEGURIDAD
BURSTING PRESSURE OF THE SAFETY DISC Bar BURSTING PRESSURE OF THE SAFETY DISC Bar BURSTING PRESSURE OF THE SAFETY DISC Bar
PRESSION DE R UPTURE DU DISQUE DE SÉCURITÉ PRESSION DE RUPTURE DU DISQUE DE SÉCURITÉ PRESSION DE RUPTURE DU DISQUE DE SÉCURITÉ
CARGA / FILL / CHARGE Kgs. CARGA / FILL / CHA RGE Kgs . CARGA / FILL / CHARGE Kgs.
TARA / TARE / TARE Kgs. TARA / TARE / TA RE Kgs . T ARA / TA RE / TARE Kgs.
TEMPERATURA DE FU NCIONAMIEN TO DE -20ºC A 50ºC T EMPERATURA D E FUNCIONAMIENTO DE -20º C A 50ºC TEM PERATURA DE FUNCIONAMIENTO DE -20ºC A 50ºC
WORKING TEMPERA TURE FROM -20º C TO 50ºC WORKIN G TEMPERATURE FROM -20ºC TO 50ºC WORKING TEMPERATU RE F ROM -20ºC TO 50º C
TEMPÉRATURE DE FONCTION NEMEN T DE -20ºC A 50º C TEMPÉRATURE DE FON CTIO NNEMENT DE -20º C A 50ºC TEMPÉRATU RE DE FO NCTIO NNEMENT DE -20º C A 50ºC
S S S
I I I
E E E
X
POLIGONO INDUSTRI AL
X
P OLIGONO I NDUSTRI AL
X
POLI GONO INDUSTRIAL
VILLALONQUEJ AR VI LLALONQUEJ AR V ILLALONQUEJAR
C/ MERI NDAD DE M ONTIJA Nº6 C/MERINDAD DE MONTIJ A Nº6 C/MERINDAD DE MONTI JA Nº6
09001 BURGOS 09001 B URGOS 09001 BURGOS
Figure 18
2. Drill 10 mm diameter holes at the marks on the surface where the rear channels are to be
secured and bolt the channels to the wall. It is recommended to make an anchoring hole for each
two cylinders and always at the ends of the channel.
3. The wall on which the bracket is to be fixed (when necessary) must be perpendicular to the floor
and solid. If the bank must be secured to a partition wall, plates must be made up so that the
bracket can be secured to the back face of the partition wall as shown below.
2 1 Partition
5 2 Support pad
3 3 Nut
4 Bracket
5 Anchor bolt
Figure 19
4. Ensure that all the cylinders in the bank have their valve protective caps and outlet safety plugs in
place.
5. Position the cylinders (without removing their valve protective caps and outlet safety plugs)
against the channel and aligned with reference to the manifold check valves and the discharge
hose. The bolt that supports the channel for the first cylinder channel must be located 50 mm
from the end of the channel.
6. If the manifold is not installed, measure the distance between the axes of two of the check valves.
This is the distance that must be left between the symmetrical axes of each cylinder. (see figure
9).
A B
7. Put the cylinder straps in the channel using their slots, and encircling the cylinders. The straps
must be offered up in a horizontal position, until reaching the slots, and then rotated 90º until
vertical, in such a way as the slots in the straps engage in the channel, as shown in figure 15.
8. Tighten the straps with the bolts, nuts and washers until the cylinders are properly secured.
9. At his point, the protective valve caps can be removed and the cylinders orientated so that the
valve pressure gauges are facing forward and can be read. To orientate the cylinder, the straps
must be loosened slightly, and retightened afterwards.
10. Do not remove the outlet safety plugs until indicated in the corresponding chapter of this manual.
CAUTION
Figure 20
Nº Denominación / Denomination
1 390x500 Manifold square
650x500 Manifold square
2 Manifold system cylinder channel
3 Washer flat A 10.5 DIN 125 ZP
4 Ex. screw M-10x30 DIN 933 ZP
5 M-10 top without spring lane unistrut
6 M-10 ZP Threaded rod
7 Ex. screw M-10x40 DIN 933 ZP
8 Ex. autoblocking nut M-10 DIN 985 ZP
9 Cylinder clamp
10 Ex. nut M-10 DIN 934 ZP
When assembling the brackets for double-row cylinder banks, keep in mind that a 50 mm gap must be
left between the line of front and rear cylinders. The distance between centreline of clamps (front row) or
of threaded rods (rear row) must always be 280 mm for 26.2 - 40.2 litre cylinders, and 320 mm for 67 to
80 litre cylinders.
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Threaded rod
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Figure 21
Once the rear cylinders are placed between the threaded rods, they should be centred as well as possible
in the space between the two threaded rods. Otherwise, the future connection with the discharge manifold
cannot be properly done, and the system installation is jeopardised.
Right image: detail of the position of the threaded rod which links the rear horizontal channel with the front
one (it is important that this rod connects in the gap between the clamp and the cylinder, which in turn is
due to the 50 mm gap between the front and rear cylinders).
To install double row cylinder bank brackets, follow the instructions below:
1. Place the rear channels of the manifold system fixed to the wall, with a height over the floor
indicated in the Table 2 and mark in the wall the centre of the holes where is necessary to drill.
2. Make hole with 10 mm of diameter in the quoted marks, in the surface where the rear channels
will be fixed and screw the channels to the wall. It is advisable to make a hole of anchorage for
each two cylinders and always in the end of the channels.
3. Make sure that every the cylinders of the manifold system have the protective cap of the valve
placed and every the security plugs of the outlets are also placed.
4. Place the cylinders (with the protective caps and their security plugs of the outlets placed) next to
the channel and aligned with the reference of the retention valve and discharge hose. The part
which lean on the channel of the first cylinder will be placed 50 mm from the end of the channel.
6. Once the cylinders are placed, put between them and the ends of the channel, the threaded rod
with the join nuts to the channel. For this reason, it is necessary to introduce the nuts in horizontal
position and then turn to the right 90º to their vertical position, so that the notches fit onto the
channel.
7. Place the two front channels making them to pass by the threaded rods across their holes.
8. Insert the quoted join (point 8) with the respective nut and washer of wide wing.
9. Assemble the second bank of cylinders as described in points 4 to 7 of the previous section
"Brackets for a single row cylinder bank". Remember that there should be a 50 mm gap
between the second or front row of cylinders and the back row.
Displaced of 50 mm.
10. Once in this point, remove the protective caps of the valves and guide the cylinders so that the
pressure gauges are on front in order they could be read. In order to guide the rear cylinders is
necessary to loose the threaded rods and then tighten again. In order to guide the front cylinders
is necessary to loose the clamps and then to tighten again.
11. Do not remove the security plugs from their outlets until it is indicated in the respective chapter
of this handbook.
These consist of two channels that form an angle of 90º and are mounted vertically on the wall. The
channel that is against the wall is the wall bracket and the channel that supports the manifold is the
manifold support.
Manifold
Manifold
Figure 23
To install the discharge manifold and its brackets, follow the instructions below:
1. Fit the wall bracket channel at the correct height using suitable safety bolts. Before carrying out
this operation the correct height of the manifold must be calculated.
The joint between the two channels can be made using a 90º solid bracket bolted to the
channels, to allow the manifold support channel to be moved vertically to its correct position.
2. Fit the other channel (the manifold support) forming a 90º angle with the rear channel using the
corresponding steel bracket. Lightly tighten the solid bracket bolts without over-tightening. The
manifold support channel can be slid in the wall channel until it is in the ideal position.
4. Place the manifold between the clamps and gently tighten. Due to the form of the channel, the
manifold can be slid along it until it is in its ideal position.
5. The manifold must be offset with respect to the cylinders as shown in Figure 21.
6. Finally, when the manifold is installed in the correct position, fully tighten the solid bracket, and
the strap nut and bolt.
These valves are connected between the discharge hose and the manifold, allowing the gas to flow in
only one direction, from the hose to the manifold. The valve prevent gas from escaping from the piping
system during a discharge (except, of course, into the protected hazard area), should a cylinder not be
connected to the manifold.
They are positioned perpendicular to the manifold, or failing that, at no more than 45º to the
perpendicular. They are supplied from the factory screwed into the manifold socket.
The check valves can be installed when the manifold is already fitted to its brackets, or with the manifold
placed on a workbench. This instruction is valid for the following check valve models: VALAN-15CO.
CAUTION
Figure 25
To install the check valves in the discharge manifold, follow the instructions below:
To install the check valves in the discharge manifold, follow the instructions below:
1. Ensure that the manifold is properly secured by its brackets or on the workbench.
2. Check that interior threads of manifold sockets are clean and free from impurities. Clean the
threads with a wire brush for threads.
3. Hold the valve by hand and put Teflon tape or paste on to the male thread that is to be screwed
into the manifold (3/4” thread for the VALAN-15CO). If using Teflon tape, wrap 20 turns around
the male thread of the check valve, if using paste cover the second turn or thread of the male
thread, and to the female thread of the manifold socket. If a liquid thread sealant is to be used,
before starting, ensure that it is compatible with the gas with which it will come in contact, in this
case, CO2.
4. Screw the check valve fully into the manifold socket with a 30 mm non-adjustable spanner for the
VALAN-15CO. After doing this, no male threads of the valve should be visible.
5. Check, pressing with the index finger on the spindle or ball, that the internal movement of the
check valve is right.
The usual position of the check valve, once installed, is vertical as shown in figure 1, but it may also be
fitted at up to 45º to the vertical plane (figure 24).
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Figure 26
The pressure switch is actuated by the pressure of the extinguishing agent at the moment of discharge.
As it is actuated, an electrical signal is transmitted which can be used to signal to the fire panel that the
system has discharged.
It has two contacts, one NC (normally closed) and the other NO (normally open) which change state
when the switch is actuated, and either can be used depending on the requirements of each installation.
It also incorporates a knob or ball that must be reset after each discharge for the device to work again.
Once actuated, the resetting is done manually, by pulling the ball outwards.
STAND BY ON
Figure 27. Technical and electrical characteristics of the pressure switch are as follows:
To install the latching pressure switch in the discharge manifold, follow the instructions below:
CAUTION
7 3 5
1 Manifold brackets
2 Non-return valve
3 Manifold
4 Odoriser (optional)
5 Socket 1/2" Female
1 2 6 Pressure switch
P P P
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I L I L I L
T O T O T O
I W I W I W
O O O
N N N
Lot No. Lot N o. Lot No.
7 Pipe
4
Figure 28
1. Ensure that the discharge manifold is properly secured to its brackets and that the actuation
devices of the cylinder banks (electrical and manual release heads) are removed or out of
service.
2. Disconnect the release hose screwed to the cylinder or pilot bottle to prevent accidental
discharge of the cylinder banks.
3. Before fitting the pressure switch, check that it operates properly by pressing with a screwdriver
or punch into the 1/2” BSP pressure sampling point orifice. On carrying out this operation, the
actuation pin (part on which the pressure is exerted) must be latched and the reset knob will
move to the ON position. To unblock it, pull the knob or ball of the resetting device outwards, the
actuation pin returns to its original position and the reset knob goes to the OFF position.
4. Hold the pressure switch by hand, and wrap Teflon tape around the 1/2” BSP male connecting
thread (18 turns approximately).
5. Screw it into the 1/2” BSP female socket on the upper part of the manifold - the socket that is
welded to the manifold. Use a 28 mm non-adjustable spanner placing the flat faces on the body
of the switch. Tighten it until all the threads have been screwed in.
6. Detach the electrical connection cover, by removing its two screws, in order to make the switch
electrical connection to the cable from the fire panel. It has two contacts inside, one normally
closed and the other normally open; either may be used depending on the installation
requirements.
To install the latching pressure switch in modular cylinder systems, follow the instructions below:
CAUTION
7
7
6
6
5
5
4 4
3
2 2
1 1
1 Cylinder
2 Protective flange
3 Male elbow
4 RGS-MAM-12-1 ó 12-1C VALVE
5 Flexible discharge hose W 21,8 x 1/14" ó 3/4"
6 Reducer 1/4" M - 1/2" F
7 Pressure switch
Figure 29
1. Ensure that the cylinder is properly secured to its brackets and that the actuation devices of the
cylinder banks (electrical and manual release head) are removed or out of service.
2. Install the 1/4” BSP elbow in the valve pilot port, as is indicated in point 3 of this manual
“Installing the main valve pilot port”.
3. Before fitting the pressure switch, check that it operates properly by pressing with a screwdriver
or punch into the 1/2” BSP pressure sampling point orifice. When carrying out this operation, the
actuation pin (part on which the pressure is exerted) must be latched and the reset knob will
move to the ON position. To unblock it, pull the knob or ball of the resetting device outwards, the
actuation pin returns to its original position and the reset knob goes to the OFF position.
If, during the test, the pressure switch does not operate correctly, send it to SIEX for further
testing.
4. Hold the pressure switch by hand, and wrap Teflon tape around the 1/2” BSP male connecting
thread (18 turns approximately).
5. Screw the 1/2” BSP female to male 1/4” BSP reducer to the 1/2” BSP pressure sampling point.
Teflon paste may also be used (on the male thread of the switch and the female of the reducer).
6. Position and bolt the pressure switch to the wall. Check that the joint is secure and sound.
7. Screw the flexible ¼” BSP release hose to the ¼ “ BSP reducer outlet. Do not use Teflon or
glue, or any other type of sealant, since the seal is made between the male cone on the hose
CAUTION
9. Fully re-tighten the two swivel union nuts on the hose with a spanner to achieve a gas-tight
seal.
10. Detach the electrical connection cover, by removing its two screws, in order to make the switch
electrical connection to the cable from the fire panel. It has two contacts inside, one normally
closed and the other normally open; either may be used depending on the installation
requirements (see diagram).
► Remove the electrical unit from the housing without disconnecting the wiring.
► Press on the lower switch until the upper terminals are short-circuited by the connecting rod. Check
that the control panel receives the corresponding alarm signal.
The safety membrane is factory fitted with the appropriate operating torque. The exhaust pipe should
discharge outside, away from the hazard area or the cylinder bank storage area.
This is a safety mechanism whose purpose is to prevent excess pressure was building up in the manifold
when there are stop valves fitted which prevent the extinguishing agent from discharging.
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Lot No. Lot No.
Technical Information
This device is intended to warn of the discharge or leakage of the extinguishing agent, impregnating the
gas with a strong lemon or similar smell to alert the area in the event of a discharge to avoid possible
accidents.
1. Screw the odoriser to the female thread of the elbow applying liquid Teflon to both threads or, if
using tape, only to the male thread of the odoriser.
Tighten the odoriser with a 32 mm non-adjustable spanner so that it seals tightly.
Tighten the elbow firmly so that it seals tightly as shown in the drawing.
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2. First screw the 45º female-female elbow to the connecting pipe coming out of the manifold and
installed for this purpose applying liquid Teflon to both threads or, if using tape, only to the male
thread of the pipe.
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1 Cylinder ODORISER
2 RGS-MAM-12-1 ó 12-1C Valve
3 Discharge flexible hose W 21,8 x 1/14" FH-15CO
4 Non-return valve
5 Discharge manifold
6 Odoriser
Figure 29
36
1/2" NPT
Technical Information
The discharge hose must first be screwed into the discharge pipe, and then to the cylinder valve.
7 7
6
5 1 Cylinder
2 Protective flange
3 RGS-MAM-11/1 ó 12/1 Valve
4 Cupper washer Ø 12x18x1,4 mm.
3 5 Flexible discharge hose FH-15CO
VdS
6 Adapter 1/2 " (conical seat)- 1/2 " BSP
2 7 Pipe 5
1 4
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Figure 30
To install the discharge hose in to a modular cylinder system, follow the instructions below:
1. First screw the FH15CO flexible hose to the discharge pipe, inserting the ½" BSP (conical seat) -
½" BSP male-female adapter between the two parts.
Tighten the female thread of the hose tightly with a non-adjustable 27 mm spanner so that it fits
tightly against the seat of the tapered male thread of the adaptor, which in turn is threaded to a
discharge pipe unsing Teflon tape.
Code Type
Cylinder valve
Discharge hose Discharge hose
2. Remove the cylinder valve protective cap, having previously ensured that the cylinder is properly
secured to the wall by its brackets. Do not remove the outlet safety plug from the valve yet.
3. Place the cylinder in position, with the valve output orientated towards the discharge hose that is
already connected to the discharge pipe, and secure it with its straps and bracket. In this
operation, sometimes it is necessary to slightly slacken off the cylinder straps to be able to
correctly orientate the valve output. Take care to re-tighten the straps so that the cylinder is
properly secured to the wall by its brackets.
Remember that the discharge hose has to be screwed in to the discharge pipe before being
screwed into the valve output, as stated in point 2.
5. Screw in the other end of the flexible discharge hose (21.8x1/14” BSP), to the cylinder valve
outlet port (RGS-MAM-12-1 or 12-1C). To do this, screw the hose female swivel nuts to the male
thread of the valve output. Do not use Teflon, or adhesive, or any other type of thread
sealant, as the seal is made between a flat seat and copper washer. Fully tighten the
connections with a non-adjustable or adjustable spanner to avoid leaks (approximate torque 15
Nm).
The discharge hoses must be screwed first to the manifold check valves and then to the cylinder valves,
in that order.
CAUTION
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10
2 Protective flange
4
3 RGS-MAM-12-1 ó 12-1C Valve
3 4 Copper washer Ø 12x18x1,4 mm.
2
5 Flexible discharge hose W 21,8 x 1/14" FH-15CO
6 Non-return valve
1 7 Discharge manifold
8 Union nut
9 Odoriser
10 RGS-MAM-11-1 ó 12-1 Valve
Figure 31
To install the discharge hoses in a cylinder bank system, follow the instructions below:
In the following table, the relationships between the discharge hoses, the check valves and the
cylinder valves used in cylinder bank inert gas systems are shown.
Code
Type
Discharge Check valve Cylinder valve
Discharge hose
hose
Flexible hose RGS-MAM-
FH15CO VALAN-15CO
W 21,8x1/14” F to 1/2” BSP 11-1, 12-1 ó 12-1C
2. Screw one end of the corresponding discharge hoses (see table above) to the manifold check
valves. To do this, screw the female swivel nuts of the hose to the male thread of the check
valves using a 27 mm. Do not use Teflon, or adhesive, or any other type of thread sealant.
Fully tighten these connections with a non-adjustable or adjustable spanner to avoid leaks
(approximate torque 15 Nm).
3. Remove the cylinder valve protective caps, having first ensured that the cylinder is properly
secured to the wall by its brackets. Do not remove the outlet safety plug from the valve yet.
4. Place the cylinders in position, with the valve outputs orientated towards the discharge hoses,
which are already connected to the discharge pipes, and secure them with their straps and
brackets. In this operation, sometimes it is necessary to slightly slacken off the cylinder straps to
be able to correctly orientate the valve outputs. Take care to re-tighten the straps so that the
cylinders are properly secured to the wall by their brackets.
Remember that the discharge hoses must already be screwed into the discharge manifold check
valves before being screwed into the valve outputs, as indicated in point 2.
5. Remove the safety plugs from the cylinder valve output ports. Check that the bracket straps are
properly tightened.
6. Screw the other end of the flexible discharge hose (measuring 21.8 x 1/14") into the outlet port of
the cylinder valve (RGS-MAM-11-1 or 12-1 or 12-1C). To do this, screw the hose’s female swivel
nut onto the male thread of the valve with a 27 mm non-adjustable spanner. Do not use Teflon,
adhesive or any other type of thread sealant, since the seal is made with a flat seating and a
copper washer. Fully tighten these connections with a non-adjustable or adjustable spanner to
avoid leaks (approximate 15 Nm torque).
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1 Cylinder
10
2 Protective flange
4
3 RGS-MAM-12-1 ó 12-1C Valve
3 4 Copper washer Ø 12x18x1,4 mm.
2
5 Flexible discharge hose W 21,8 x 1/14" FH-15CO
6 Non-return valve
1 7 Discharge manifold
8 Union nut
9 Odoriser
10 RGS-MAM-11-1 ó 12-1 Valve
Figure 32
The purpose of this discharge head is to pneumatically actuate the valves of the cylinders on which it is
fitted. Once all the discharge hoses are connected the head will activate when the system is released and
pressure reaches the head.
The 227CN pneumatic discharge head is connected to the upper actuation port of the RGS-MAM-11-1
valve on the cylinders.
The 227CMP pneumatic discharge head is only ever connected to the lateral actuation port of the RGS-
MAM-12-1 valve, acting on the actuation disc.
The mechanism for fitting it to the cylinder valve using a swivel nut allows it to face the right direction.
All the pneumatic heads have an integral “T” or an elbow/bend in its pneumatic activation port. This
element is supplied from the manufacturer ready-adjusted together with its metal-plastic sealed joint.
The two models are equal. The only thing that differentiates them is the end of the activation
needle, which is tapered in the case of the 227CNP head to break the valve's actuation membrane.
CAUTION
227DM 227DMP
227CN 227CNP
WP 137 bar WP 137 bar
N - xxxxx N - xxxxx
Figure 33
Technical Information
Note: The pneumatic head can be fitted to or removed from the valve with the cylinder charged.
5 227DM
7
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Nº LOTE
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8 CONNECTION CONNECTION
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1
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Nº LOTE
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227DM
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
6 9 9
227DM
227DM
LOT No.
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
Nº LOTE
7 7
5 2 5 2
1 1
1 Cylinder
2 Protective flange
3 RGS-MAM-11-1 Valve
4 RGS-MAM-12-1 Valve
5 Pneumatic release head 227CN
6 Metal-to-plastic washer 1/4"
7 "Tee" male
8 Pneumatic release head 227CNP
9 RGS-MAM-12-1C Valve
Figure 33
1. Ensure that the cylinder is properly secured by its brackets. Check that the valve outlet is
screwed to the discharge hose and this, in turn, to the manifold or discharge pipe.
2. Holding the pneumatic release head by hand, visually check that the actuation head is in
POSITION 1.
3. Remove the plastic safety plug from the valve actuation port and screw in, in its place, the swivel
nut of the pneumatic release head. Do not use Teflon, adhesive, or any other type of thread
sealant. Simply finger-tighten as much as possible.
Remember that the link between the release head and the valve is done by a swivel nut
mechanism that allows the head to be turned through 360º to the desired position.
4. Point 3 of this section (above), in which the tightening of the pneumatic discharge head to the
valve was described, must be qualified by the following point. Before definitively tightening the
swivel nut with the spanner, it is advisable to turn the pneumatic discharge head with its
tee or elbow so that it faces the release hose.
Never remove the pneumatic discharge head when the cylinder is not secured to the wall
by its brackets.
CAUTION
5 8 6 8 7
4 227CN
Nº LOTE
227CN
Nº LOTE
LOT No. LOT No.
1
1 Cylinder
2 Protective flange
3 RGS-MAM-11-1 ó 12-1 Valve
4 Pneumatic release head 227CN
5 "Tee" male
6 Flexible release hose FH-6PO 1/4" BSP
7 Male elbow
8 Metalic-to-plastic washer 1/4"
Figure 34
1. Ensure that the cylinder is properly secured by its brackets. Check that the valve outlet is
screwed to the discharge hose and this, in turn, to the manifold or discharge pipe.
2. Check that the pneumatic discharge heads are correctly orientated as indicated in the figure. If
not, loosen the swivel nut and re-position them in the correct position. Tighten the pneumatic
discharge heads as indicated in chapter 2.11 (Installing the 227CN and 227CNP pneumatic
discharge head).
10
3
10 5
2
8 7 4 6
9 5 3
6
Figure 35
3. Screw in both ends of the hose, one to the 227CN ¼” pneumatic head of the last cylinder and the
other to the tee of the penultimate cylinder head. Do not use Teflon or any other type of
sealant, as there is a metal-to-metal bicone seal in both cases.
4. Repeat this procedure until you reach the ¼ " tee of the second cylinder, leaving it disconnected
from the first cylinder.
5. At this point the 227DM manual discharge head and 227 SOLC or 227 SOLCP electric discharge
head is connected to the RGS-MAM-12-1 or 12-1C valve of the pilot cylinder and possible
leakage through the discharge port is checked for.
6. The last discharge hose is screwed between the first and second cylinders, from the valve pilot
port to the ¼” tee of the 227CN pneumatic head. This is the last step that needs to be taken.
7. Once all the release hoses are installed, fully tighten all the threaded joints between the
hoses and the tees or elbows of the pneumatic discharge heads again with a 19 mm non-
adjustable spanner, to achieve a gas-tight seal.
8. In banks of 10 or more cylinders follow the same instructions, with the exception that the first
cylinder will be a 2 litre pilot bottle. In this case, the first hose will be screwed to the adaptor that
is located on the outlet of the pilot bottle valve. The following steps are the same as for a bank of
fewer than 9 cylinders. Ensure, before screwing in the first hose, that the pilot bottle outlet does
not have a small leak (easily checked with soapy water).
1
11
9
8
7 10 2
9 4 6
5 3
8
10
7
bar
KL. 1.6
1 Pilot bottle
- 0062 COMPRESSED GAS
NO INFLAMMABLE
2 RGS-MAM-11-4 ó 12-4 Valve
3 Manual discharge head 227DM
4 Copper washer ∅ 16 x 22 x 1,4 mm
SSION DE CHARGE A 20ºC
FILL / CHARGE
TARE / TARE
Figure 37
9. Re-check that all the swivel nuts of the pneumatic discharge heads are tight.
Note 1: It is recommended that, at this time, the end of the first hose that has to be connected to the cylinder or pilot bottle
(points 3 and 7) be left loose (not screwed right in). In this way, possible accidental discharges of the cylinder bank
can be avoided.
When the system is completely finished and correctly installed, this hose will be the last to be connected.
All the RGS-MAM-12-1 or 12-1C valves have a ¼” BSP connection (pilot port), that is used so that the
valve can operate as the main one in banks of 9 or fewer cylinders. When the main valve is actuated (by
its discharge head), the gas flows through its outlet and pilot port, actuating the various pneumatic
discharge heads, which, in turn, actuate the valves of the remaining cylinders.
When a bank of fewer than ten cylinders is used, the first acts as the pilot or main cylinder, and the rest
as slave or secondary cylinders.
This ¼" elbow is factory installed. Then, at the customer’s site, the flexible Teflon hose is fitted, without
the need for sealant because the seal is made with a bicone.
CAUTION
1. Ensure that the cylinder is properly secured by its brackets. Check that the valve outlet is
screwed to the discharge hose and this, in turn, to the manifold or discharge pipe. The pilot port
may also be installed or replaced without the cylinder being connected to the discharge hose, in
which case, do not remove (or put on) the valve outlet safety plug while the cylinder is being
handled (secured, of course, to its bracket).
2. Check that the manual or electric release head is not connected to the valve. If it is, remove it.
5 5
7
1 Pilot port
4 4 2 Safety cap (Burst disc)
3 Cylinder connection
1 1
4 Valve outlet
5 Release port
6 Pressure switch connection
2 2 7 Male elbow
6 6
3 3
Figure 38
3. Remove the 1/4” BSP pilot port end cap, with a 14 mm non-adjustable spanner, from the valve
that is to be the main one.
4. Hold the 1/4” BSP elbow that connects to the pilot port and wrap Teflon tape onto one of its
terminals (18 turns approximately).
CAUTION
ON
F
OF
ON
O FF
227DM
Nº LOTE xxxxx
LOT No. 227CN 227CN
Nº LOTE Nº LOTE
xxxxx xxxxx
LOT No. LOT No.
227SOLCP
227SOLC
- 0786
2 4V (DC)
G 3 07013
VdS
Nº xx
0 ,6 A
227SOLCP
SIEX FH15CO XXXXX SIEX FH15CO XXXXX
WP240 BAR VdS
WP240 BAR VdS WP240 BAR VdS
45º
Nº xx
227SOLC
0,6 A
24V (DC)
G 307013
VdS
- 0786
TPED TPED TPED
1999/36/CE 1999/36/CE 1999/36/CE
Organ ismo Notificado /N oti fi ed body/Org anisme N otifi é Organi smo N oti fi cado/No tifie d b ody/Organi sme Notifié Org anismo Notifica do/Notified bod y/Organisme Notifié
(0062) BUREAU VERITAS (0062) BUREAU VERITAS (0062) BUREAU VERITAS
Cilindro+Válvula+Disco de rotu ra+Elementos de protección Cilind ro+Válvula+Disco de rotura+Elementos de protección Cilindro+Válvula+Disco de rot ura+Elementos de protección
C ylin der+Valv e+Bu rsting disc+Protections device Cy lind er+Valve+Bursting disc+Protections device C ylinder+Valve+B ursting disc+Protections device
Cylindre+Valve+Disqu e de rupture+Eléments de protection Cy lind re+Valve+Disque de rup tu re+Eléments de protection Cylindre+Valve+Disque de rupture+Eléments de protection
Nº de Serie Nº de Serie Nº de Serie
Serial Number Serial Number Serial Number
Nº de Série Nº d e Série Nº de Série
ON
OFF
xxxxx
227CN
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
xxxxx
227CN
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
1.- Male elbow 1/4"
2.- Electrical (solenoid) discharge head 227SOLCP o SOLC.
227SOLCP
Nº xx
227SOLC
0,6 A
24 V (DC)
G 307013
V dS
- 0786
Figure 39
The purpose of this discharge head is to actuate the valves of the cylinders on which it is fitted electro-
mechanically. It will activate when the coil is energised, which will cause the solenoid to operate and
actuate the valve.
The 227SOLC electrical discharge head is connected to the side actuation port of the RGS-MAM-12-1C
valve.
In the event of the 227SOLCP electrical discharge (non-standard), it is only ever connected to the
lateral actuation port of the RGS-MAM-12-1 valve, acting on the actuation membrane. The manual
227DM, pneumatic 227CN and electric squib 227DEE discharge heads may be connected to these two
models (227SOLC and 227SOLCP).
The mechanism for fitting it to the cylinder valve using a swivel nut allows it to face the right direction.
The two models are the same. The only thing that differentiates them is the end of the activation
needle, which is tapered in the case of the 227SOLCP head to break the valve's actuation
membrane.
1 1
- 0786 - 0786
V V
G 307013 G 307013
227SOLC 227SOLCP
24V (DC) 24V (DC)
0,6 A 0,6 A
Nº Nº
227SOLC 227SOLCP
2 2
3 3
1 Connection for manual / pneumatic release 1 Connection for manual / pneumatic release
2 Electrical conection 2 Electrical connection
3 Rotating bolt. Actuation port. 3 Rotating bolt. Actuation port.
Figure 40
CAUTION
To install the resettable electrical discharge head, follow the instructions below:
1. Ensure that the cylinder is properly secured by its brackets. Check that the valve outlet is
screwed to the discharge hose and this, in turn, to the manifold or discharge pipe.
2. Holding the electric release head by hand, visually check that the actuation pin is in POSITION 1.
3. Remove the head’s electrical connector and connect it to the cable from the fire panel. As it has
a polarity, respect the polarity as indicated below.
1 D1
+ 1
+ Electromagnet
24 V D2
-
2 2
3
1
4. Once the electrical connection is made, re-connect the electrical connector to the release head.
5. With the release head in your hand (still not screwed into the valve), do a proper functional test
with power from the fire panel. On energising the head, the actuation pin will go to POSITION 2. If
it does not, dismantle the electric circuit as follows:
6. Manually reset the 227SOLCP or 227SOLC electrical release head. To do this, apply force with
the resetting screw, or failing that with a sharp instrument (e.g. a punch) until the actuation pin
- 0786
VdS
G 307013
227SOLC
24V (DC)
0,6 A
Nº xx
227SOLC
Figure 42
7. Remove the plastic safety plug from the valve actuation port and screw in, in its place, the swivel
nut of the electrical release head. Do not use Teflon, adhesive or any other type of thread
sealant; Just finger-tighten as far as possible.
3
227SOLCP
227SOLCP
227SOLC
227SOLC
24V (DC)
24V (DC)
- 0786
- 0786
G 307013
G 307013
0,6 A
0,6 A
V
V
Nº
Nº
5 5 2
2 1
1
1 Cylinder
2 Protective flante
3 RGS-MAM-12-1 Valve
4 RGS-MAM-12-1C Valve
5 Discharge head 227SOLCP (Unusual)
6 Discharge head 227SOLC
4
4
227SOLC
227SOLC
227SOLC
227SOLC
24V (DC)
24V (DC)
- 0786
- 0786
G 307013
G 307013
0,6 A
0,6 A
V
V
Nº
Nº
6 6
2 2
1 1
Figure 41
Remember that the link between the release head and the valve is made by a swivel nut
mechanism that allows the head to be turned through 360º to the desired position.
8. To remove the electrical release head from the valve, slowly loosen the swivel nut by hand or
with a non-adjustable spanner. When carrying out this operation, the valve cover must not be
turned, because if it is, the contents of the cylinder might discharge violently, possibly causing
serious injury.
Never remove the electrical release head when the cylinder is not secured to the wall by its
brackets.
The purpose of this discharge head is to actuate by manual force the valves of the cylinders on which it is
fitted. Once the safety ring the head is removed the manual lever can be turned in the opposite direction
from its resting position. This will move the needle and produce the release.
The 227DM manual discharge head is connected to the upper actuation port of the RGS-MAM-11-1, 12-1
or 12-1C and 12-4 or 11-4, and 227SOL, 227SOLC or 227SOLCP electric discharge heads may also be
connected.
The 227DMP manual discharge head is only ever connected to the lateral actuation port of the RGS-
MAM-12-1 valve, acting on the actuation membrane.
The two models are the same. The only thing that differentiates them is the end of the activation
needle, which is tapered in the case of the 227CNP head to break the valve's actuation membrane.
UNUSUAL CONECTION
4 4
6 4
227DM
227DM Nº LOTE
Nº LOTE LOT No.
7
LOT No. 227DM
Nº LOTE
5 4
LOT No.
3
227DMP
227DM
LOT No.
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
Nº LOTE
UNUSUAL UNUSUAL 2
2
CONNECTION CONNECTION
2
1 1 1
1 Cylinder
2 Protective flange
3 RGS-MAM-11-1 Valve
4 Manual discharge head 227DM
5 Manual discharge head 227DMP
6 RGS-MAM-12-1 Valve
7 RGS-MAM-12-1C Valve
Figure 43
2 227DM
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
- 0786
V
2 Manual discharge head 227DM
G 307013
227SOLC - 0786
24V (DC) V
0,6 A
G 307013
Nº
227SOLC
1 1
24V (DC)
0,6 A
Nº
227SOLC
227SOLC
Figure 44
227DM/DMP
Operating medium CO2
Valve type RGS-MAM-11/12
Material Brass
Re-assembled requirements
Automatic (spring)
Working temperature -20ºC to + 50ºC
Connection to the valve (activation port) or to the electrical
3/4" BSP (female)
actuator (227SOL)
Route of the lever to obtain the activation 86º
1. Ensure that the cylinder is properly secured by its brackets. Check that the valve outlet is
screwed to the discharge hose and this, in turn, to the manifold or discharge pipe.
2. Holding the manual release head by hand, visually check that the actuation pin is in POSITION 1.
3. Remove the plastic safety plug from the valve actuation port and screw in, in its place, the swivel
nut of the manual release head. Do not use Teflon, adhesive or any other type of thread
sealant, just finger-tighten as far as possible.
Remember that the link between the release head and the valve is made by a swivel nut
mechanism that allows the head to be turned through 360º to the desired position.
4. If screwing it directly to the electrical release head 227SOLC or SOLCP, follow the same
principles of point 3 above.
CAUTION
5. Check that the safety ring and its seal are in perfect condition and are properly fitted to the head.
Do not remove the safety ring except if the release head is to be operated manually.
6. To remove the manual release head from the valve, gently loosen the swivel nut by hand, and
always with the safety ring in place, as a precaution, so that the release head cannot be
accidently operated. If it was screwed directly to the valve, the valve cover must not be turned
during this operation, because if it is, the contents of the cylinder might discharge violently,
possibly causing serious injury.
Never remove the manual release head when the cylinder is not secured to the wall by its
brackets.
CAUTION
Safety ring
[Link]
Figure 45
To install the cable-operated manual discharge head, follow the instructions below:
1. Ensure that the cylinder is properly secured by its brackets. Check that the valve outlet is
screwed to the discharge hose and this, in turn, to the manifold or discharge pipe.
3. Remove the plastic safety plug from the valve actuation port and screw in, in its place, the swivel
nut of the manual discharge head. Do not use Teflon, adhesive or any other type of thread
sealant; just finger-tighten as far as possible.
4
1 Cylinder
2 Protective flange
3 RGS-MAM-12-1 or 12-1C Valve
4 Manual discharge head 227CMC
3
Figure 46
Remember that the link between this fitting and the valve is made by a swivel nut mechanism that
allows turning it up to 360º to the desired position.
4. If it is screwed directly to the electrical discharge, follow the same principles of point 3 above.
CAUTION
1
1
- 0786 - 0786
V V
G 307013 G 307013
227SOLC 227SOLC
24V (DC) 24V (DC)
0,6 A 0,6 A
Nº Nº
227SOLC
2 227SOLC
Figure 47
5. Check that the safety ring and its seal are in perfect condition and are properly fitted to the head.
Do not remove the safety ring at this stage of the installation.
7. Once the cable is located inside the protective pipe and tied to the manual cable operating
handle, which is positioned at a distance depending on the installation, check that the cable is
tight and that it is properly installed.
8. At this point, remove the seal and the safety ring from the discharge head so that the system
can operate correctly, and the valve can be actuated manually and remotely from a cable pull.
9. To remove the cable-operated manual discharge head, first replace the safety ring, as a
precaution, so that the discharge head cannot actuate accidentally, and then gently loosen the
swivel nut by hand or with a non-adjustable spanner. If it was screwed directly to the valve, the
valve cover must not be turned during this operation, because if it is, the contents of the cylinder
might discharge violently, possibly causing serious injury to the person involved.
Never remove the cable-operated manual discharge head when the cylinder is not secured
to the wall by its brackets.
The cable is mounted inside a steel pipe with pulley elbows for changes of direction.
Figure 49
To install the remote release pneumatic line, follow the instructions below:
1. Ensure that the cylinders are properly secured by their brackets. Check that the valve outlets are
screwed to the discharge hoses and these, in turn, to the manifold.
2. Calculate the length of steel cable necessary to reach the remote manual release handle from the
cylinder or cylinder bank. Always add 10% to the estimate in case of possible problems that
might arise during the installation. Remember that the maximum distance is 40 metres.
3. Remove the detachable cover and handle in order to fit the pull station body to the wall or
structure where it is to be located. Use the four fitting holes with appropriate screws and plugs.
Figure 50
4. Pass the steel cable from the hole where the handle is fitted to the cable outlet (1). Feed the end
of the cable into the handle and fully tighten the Allen screw to secure it. Before carrying out this
step, pass the cable through the detachable cover.
6. Fit the handle in its original hole and put its safety catch on.
7. Pass the other end of the cable through the first section of protective pipe. Join this section to the
manual pull station using its fixing screw.
8. Continue with the cable and pipe installation until arriving at the manual release head of the
bottle. Use pulley elbows for changes in direction. Remember that the maximum number of
pulley elbows that may be used per installation is 20 units.
ON
OF
F
227CMC
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
227SOL-A
24V (DC)
0,60 A
Nº xx
EN CASO DE INCENDIO
EN 837-1
bar
TIRAR DE LA MANILLA
[Link]
Figura 50
9. Once all the cable and protective pipe installation is completed, remove the safety catch of the
manual pull station and check that the cable slides within the pipe. This test is carried by placing
one person at each end of the cable, in order to be able to slide it in both directions.
11. Remove the safety ring from the manual release head.
CAUTION
12. Check that the remote manual pull station has its safety catch in position with its corresponding
seal.
The 227DEE electric squib discharge head is connected to the upper actuation port of the RGS-MAM-11-
1, 12-1 or 12-1C, and also to the side port of the RGS-MAM-12-1C valve.
The 227DEEP electric squib discharge head is only ever connected to the lateral actuation port of the
RGS-MAM-12-1 valve (non-standard connection), acting on the actuation disc.
The two models are the same. The only thing that differentiates them is the end of the activation
needle, which is tapered in the case of the 227DEEP head to break the valve's actuation
membrane.
This discharge head is supplied from the factory disassembled and consists of three parts, a pneumatic
discharge head, a ¼” copper joint and a CPER electric squib discharge head.
CAUTION
4 4
3 3
2 2
227DEE 227DEEP
0,6A-24V (DC) 0,6A-24V (DC)
Nº LOTE
LOT No. 1 Nº LOTE
LOT No. 1
5
1 Cylinder
2 Protective flange
4 227DEE
3 RGS-MAM-11-1 Valve
0,6A-24V (DC)
4 Body 227DEE
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
6 Explosive squib
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
7 Body 227DEEP 3
8 RGS-MAM-12-1 Valve
9 RGS-MAM-12-1C Valve
2
2 1
1
4 227DEE
0,6A-24V (DC)
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
227DEE
8 0,6A-24V (DC)
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
8
0,6A-24V (DC)
0,6A-24V (DC)
227DEEP
227DEEP
LOT No.
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
Nº LOTE
UNUSUAL UNUSUAL 2
6 5 7 CONNECTION CONNECTION
2 1
1
4 227DEE
9
0,6A-24V (DC)
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
227DEE
9 0,6A-24V (DC)
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
0,6A-24V (DC)
0,6A-24V (DC)
227DEE
227DEE
Nº LOTE
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
LOT No.
6 5 4
2 2
1 1
To install the electric squib discharge head, follow the instructions below:
1. Ensure that the cylinder is properly secured by its brackets. Check that the valve outlet is
screwed to the discharge hose and this, in turn, to the manifold or discharge pipe.
2. Holding the pneumatic release head by hand, visually check that the actuation head is in
POSITION 1.
3. Screw the explosive squib to the actuation port of the pneumatic release head (upper part) fitting
a ¼” copper joint as indicated in the figure, so that the seal is gas-tight.
4. Connect the electric cables of the explosive squib to the cable from the fire panel.
5. Visually check that the actuation pin of the electric squib release head is in POSITION 1. The
exploding squib cannot be actuated to check its operation because it can only be used once, that
is, if it is actuated electrically the internal explosive charge is fired, and cannot be used again, it
will have to be replaced with a new one.
6. Remove the plastic safety plug from the valve actuation port and screw in, in its place, the swivel
nut of the electric squib discharge head. Do not use Teflon, adhesive or any other type of
thread sealant; just finger-tighten as far as possible.
Remember that the link between this head and the valve is made by a swivel nut mechanism that
allows turning it up to 360º to the desired position.
7. If it is screwed directly to the electrical release head, follow the same principles of point 6 above.
CAUTION
2 0,6A-24V (DC)
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
2
227DEE
0,6A-24V (DC)
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
- 0786
V
G 307013
227SOLC - 0786
24V (DC) V
0,6 A
G 307013
Nº
227SOLC
24V (DC)
1 1
0,6 A
Nº
227SOLC
227SOLC
Figure 52
8. To remove the electric squib release head from the valve, gently loosen the swivel nut by hand.
If it was screwed directly to the valve, the valve cover must not be turned during this operation,
because if it is, the contents of the cylinder might discharge violently, possibly causing serious
injury.
Never remove the electric squib release head when the cylinder is not secured to the wall
by its brackets.
Instructions following the use of the electric squib discharge head 227DEE/DEEP:
When this head has been fired to release the cylinder system, the CPER percussion head must
be replaced with a new one. Unscrew the unit paying special attention to the release of any
residual pressure in the chamber of pneumatic head 227CN/CNP.
2 Residual pressure
227DEE 227DEE
0,6A-24V (DC)
Nº LOTE
1 0,6A-24V (DC)
Nº LOTE
LOT No. LOT No.
Pneumatic head 227CN/CNP resets itself thanks to an internal spring. However, after a release
the inside of the chamber of pneumatic head 227CN/CNP must be inspected, cleaned and blown
out to remove any residual dirt which may have entered during the explosive release.
If the head does not reset after the process, use a punch or screwdriver to push the tip of the
needle. If it still does not reset, contact SIEX.
227DM
ON
F
OF
ON
F
OF
227SOLC
227CN
227SOLC
24V (DC)
- 0786
G 307013
VdS
Nº xx
0,6 A
227DEE 227CN
227DM
227DEE
227DM
ON
OFF
227CN
227DEE
227SOLCP
227CN
227SOLC
24V (DC)
- 0786
G 307013
0,6 A
V
Nº
227DEE 227CN
227DM
227DEE
227DMP
227CNP
227DEEP
Charged with dry nitrogen to 120 bar, it is actuated by an electric or manual signal and its purpose is to
actuate the cylinders of extinguishing agent CO2. When the pilot bottle is actuated, the gas flows through
the release hoses and pneumatically actuates the various pneumatic release heads, 227CN or 227CNP,
which, in turn, actuate the RGS-MAM-11-1 or 12-1 valves of the slave or secondary cylinders that contain
the extinguishing agent.
CAUTION
ON
OF
F
227DEE
227DM
0,6A-24V (DC)
Nº LOTE
Nº LOTE xxxxx
xxxxx LOT No.
LOT No.
bar
KL. 1.6
SURIZADO CON
SURIZED WHIT / PRESSURISÉ AU
A / TARE / TARE
O TOTAL
AL WEIGHT / POIDS TOTAL
HA DE CARGA
DATE / DATE DE CHARGE
Figure 53
227DEE
227DM
0,6A-24V (DC)
Nº LOTE
Nº LOTE xxxxx
xxxxx LOT No.
LOT No.
bar
KL. 1.6
SURIZADO CON
SURIZED WHIT / PRESSURISÉ AU
A / TARE / TARE
O TOTAL
AL WEIGHT / POIDS TOTAL
HA DE CARGA
DATE / DATE DE CHARGE
Figure 54
Technical Information
W28.8 x W28.8 x
W28.8 x 1/14” W28.8 x 1/14”
Valve-cylinder connection thread 1/14” o 1” 1/14” o 1”
o 1” NPT o 1” NPT
NPT NPT
Before starting, carefully calculate its position, so that the distance from the pilot bottle to the first
cylinder is adequate and the first flexible release hose is not too short (500 or 1000 mm).
Orientate the RGS-MAM-11-4 or 12-4 valve output towards the pneumatic release heads of the
cylinders which are to be actuated.
2. Check with soapy water that the output valve is not leaking. To do this, remove its protective or
safety plug. Keep the plug for later use.
3. Connect the electrical (227SOL) and manual (227DM) discharge heads, ensuring that they are
reset (as indicated in 1.14 and 1.15 of this manual).
CAUTION
Never put over the actuation port electric-solenoid (Mod. 227 SOL)
when valve core 2 is assembled in to the valve
4. Carefully remove the safety plug, gradually to make sure there is no leak, and screw in the
female W21.8x1/14” adapter to the ¼” BSP male thread of the valve outlet, placing a 12x18x1.4
copper washer inside the female thread of the W21.8x1/14” adaptor. Firmly tighten this joint with
a 30 mm non-adjustable spanner.
1 Pilot bottle
227DM
Nº LOTE
2 Valve RGS-MAM-11-4 ó 12-4
3 Electrical discharge head 227SOL
LOT No.
EN 837-1
bar
KL. 1.6
5. Finally, manually connect the flexible release hose (500 or 1000 mm) to the tee of the first
pneumatic discharge head of the cylinder bank. Do not use Teflon or any other type of sealant,
since it is sealed with a metal-to-metal bicone.
227SOL
24V (DC)
0,60 A
Nº
EN 837-1
bar
KL. 1.6
227CN
WP 137 bar
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
- 0062 V
G-3080 XX
1 Cylinder
2 RGS-MAM-11-1 Valve
3 Pneumatic discharge head 227CN
4 Release hose FH-6PO
5 1/4" BSP "Tee" or elbow
6 Flexible discharge hose FH-15CO
7 Metalic-to-plastic joint 1/4"
8 Copper washer ∅ 12 x 18 x 1,4 mm
6. Go back and firmly tighten, with a 19 mm non-adjustable spanner, the threaded joints of the two
ends of the hose (at the pneumatic discharge head of the bank of cylinders end, and the
W21.8x1/14” F - 1/4" BSP M adaptor end) to achieve a gas-tight seal.
V ALAN-15CO
P
WP 240 bar
O
F S
L I
DN 15
O T
W I Nº Lot.
O
N xxxx Lot No.
ON
OFF
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
227SOL-A
24V (DC)
0,60 A
Nº xx
EN 837-1
bar
A / TARE / TARE
O T OTAL
AL WEIGHT / POIDS TOTAL
HA DE CARGA
DATE / DATE DE CHARGE
TPED TPED
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Cylindre+Valve+Disque de rupture+Eléments de protection Cylindre+Valve+Disque de rupture+Eléments de protection
Nº de Serie Nº de Serie
Serial Number Serial Number
Nº de Série Nº de Série
AGENTE EXTINTOR
EXTINGUISH AGENT / AGENT EXTINCTEUR
Nº. DE CILINDRO
CYLINDER No. / Nº DE CYLINDER
PRESURIZADO CON
PRESSURIZED WHIT / PRESSURISÉ AU
PESO TOTAL
Kgs.
TOTAL WEIGHT / POIDS TOTAL
FECHA DE CARGA
FILL DATE / DATE DE CHARGE
To carry out this test, for maintenance or functional operations, it is necessary to remove the 3/4"
BSP F - 1/4" BSP M output valve adapter and replace it with the valve output safety plug.
Detach and unscrew the resettable electric release head 227SOL from its position in the RGS-
MAM-11-4 or 12-4 valve actuation port.
Holding the release head by hand (still not screwed into the valve), visually check that the actuation
pin is in POSITION 1. Do a true function test with power from the fire panel. On energising the
head, the actuation pin will move to POSITION 2.
Manually reset the electrical release head. To do this, apply force to the actuation pin with a sharp
instrument (e.g. a punch) until the actuation pin goes to POSITION 1. To check that the resetting
has been done properly, give the head a light sharp tap on a hard surface, and then check that the
actuation pin is still in POSITION 1.
- 0000
V
G 307000
227SOL
24V (DC)
0,60 A
Nº
Reset screw
Figure 55
For greater safety this test must be carried out with the valve outlet safety plug in place.
The function of the pilot bottle with a pneumatic delay is to delay release of the cylinders (for 30 or 60
seconds) to give time to evacuate the hazard area.
It is fitted between the pilot bottle and the first slave or auxiliary cylinder.
Installed in systems with fewer than 10 cylinders and modular cylinders after the first pilot cylinder or
modular system.
ON
OF
F
ON
OF
F
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
227DM LOT No.
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
INLET
LOT No.
RGS-MAM-4
227SOLC
24V (DC)
- 0786
G 309000
VdS
0,60 A
Nº xx
Tiempo de retardo:
Delay time: S
OUTLET
ENTE EXTINTOR
INGUISH AGENT / AGENT EXTINCTEUR
DE CILINDRO
SURIZADO CON
SURIZED WHIT / PRESSURISÉ AU
O TOTAL
AL WEIGHT / POIDS TOTAL
HA DE CARGA
Used in systems with 10 or more cylinders, where it is fitted between the pilot bottle and the first slave or
auxiliary cylinder.
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
ON
OF
F
227DM
227SOL-A Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
24V (DC)
0,60 A
Nº xx
INLET
RGS-MAM-4
Tiempo de retardo:
Delay time: S
EN 837-1
OUTLET
bar
KL. 1.6
ENTE EXTINTOR
INGUISH AGENT / AGENT EXTINCTEUR
SURIZADO CON
A / TARE / TARE
O TOTAL
AL WEIGHT / POIDS TOTAL
Valve RGS-MAM-4 has a built-in manual discharge head (227DM) on top, whose function is to abort the
delay and release the bank of cylinders immediately.
When the pilot bottle or cylinder is actuated, gas flows to the pneumatic delay via its RGS-MAM-4 valve
and fills the previously empty bottle. When it is full (after a specific, adjustable time) to the necessary
pressure, the piston of valve RGS-MAM-4 operates, gas flows through the discharge hoses and
pneumatically actuates all the valves on the slave or secondary cylinders containing the extinguishing
agent.
1. First install the pilot bottle fixing bracket as indicated in chapter 2.4.1 of this manual (Installing
cylinder fixing brackets). Brackets for a single (modular) cylinder.
Before starting, carefully calculate its position, so that the distance from the pilot bottle to the
delay is correct and the first flexible release hose is not too short (either 500 or 1000 mm). Adjust
the RGS-MAM-4 valve outlet so that it faces the cylinders to be released.
2. Use soapy water to check that the pilot valve is not leaking. To do this, remove its protective or
safety plug. Keep the plug for later use.
3. For the indirect delay: Both 1/2" BSP M - 1/4" BSP M adaptors are factory screwed into the
inlet and outlet of valve RGS-MAM-4, with a ½” metaplastic washer on the male threads of the
adaptors. Firmly tighten this connection with a 26 mm non-adjustable spanner.
BOTH 1/2" BSP M - 1/4" BSP M ADAPTORS ARE FACTORY FITTED AND DO
NOT NEED TO BE ADJUSTED.
ON
OF
F
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
4. If using an indirect relay: Manually connect the two flexible discharge hoses (500 or 100 mm) to
the respective 1/4" BSP M threads of the adaptors (factory fitted) on the pneumatic relay valve
without using Teflon or any other type of sealant, as there is a metal-to-metal bicone seal. Then
proceed to manually connect the flexible release hose to the tee of the first pneumatic discharge
head of the cylinder bank. Firmly tighten this joint with a 19 mm non-adjustable spanner.
5. For the direct relay: Screw the 1/2" BSP M - 1/2" BSP M adaptor into the inlet of valve RGS-
MAM-4, and 1/2" BSP M – W 21.8 x 1/14” M at the outlet of the same, with a ½” metal-to-plastic
washer on the male threads of the adaptors. Firmly tighten this joint with a 27 mm non-adjustable
spanner.
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
6. If using an direct relay: Manually connect the discharge hose from the pilot cylinder valve to the
½" BSP thread of the connected adaptor to the inlet of the RGS-MAM-4 valve which is installed in
the bottle of the pneumatic relay. Then connect the discharge hose to the W21, 8x1/14" adapter
screw in the outlet of this valve, and connect the other end of the hose to the diaphragm valve,
which in turn is installed on the manifold discharge through a check valve. Finally, screw the ¼"
BSP M - ¼" BSP M adaptor to the elbow of the diaphragm valve, and on it the discharge hose
connected to the tee installed in the pneumatic discharge head of the first slave cylinder (as
described in paragraph 2.12 "Installing flexible discharge hoses").
Note: Before completing point 7, first the discharge hoses that link the bank's slave cylinders and
their pneumatic discharge heads should be connected as explained in point 21 of the "Handbook
for commissioning CO2 operations”.
7. Retighten the connections between the two ends of the hose which connect the pilot bottle or
cylinder with the relay as well as the relay with the first cylinder on the bank, using a non-
adjustable spanner to make a gas-tight seal.
ON
OFF
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
ON
OFF
227DM
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
227SOL-A
24V (DC)
0,60 A
Nº xx
227CN
Nº LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
RGS-MAM-4
Tiempo de retardo:
Delay time:
S
EN 837-1
bar
AGENTE EXTINTOR
EXTINGUISH AGENT / AGENT EXTINCTEUR
Nº. DE CILINDRO
CYLINDER No. / Nº DE CYLINDER
DN 15 O
S F
I L
T O
Nº Lot. I W
Lot No.
xxxx O
N
WP140 BAR
XXXXX
SIEX FH6POM
SIEX FH6POM
XXXXX
WP140 BAR
P
ON NLO
DU
ON
OFF
OFF X
XX D
XX
CO VdS
15
FH
EX R
SI BA
40
P2
W 86
- 07
227DM P
227DM N LO
DU
Nº LOTE
xxxxx X 227CN
LOT No. Nº LOTE
xxxxx XX D
LOT No. XX Nº LOTE
xxxxx
CO VdS
LOT No.
15
FH
EX R
SI BA
40
P2
W 86
- 07
RGS-MAM-4
Tiempo de retardo:
Delay time: S
TPED TPED
1999/36/CE 1999/36/CE
Organismo Notificado/Notified body/Organisme Notifié
(0062) BUREAU VERITAS
Cilindro+Válvula+Disco de rotura+Elementos de protección
- 0062 CO M P R ES S ED G A S
N O IN F LA M M AB LE
Organismo Notificado/Notified body/Organisme Notifié
(0062) BUREAU VERITAS
Cilindro+Válvula+Disco de rotura+Elementos de protección
Cylinder+Valve+Bursting disc+Protections device Cylinder+Valve+Bursting disc+Protections device
Cylindre+Valve+Disque de rupture+Eléments de protection Cylindre+Valve+Disque de rupture+Eléments de protection
Nº de Serie Nº de Serie
Serial Number Serial Number
Nº de Série Nº de Série
Bar
Kgs.
Kgs.
Kgs.
227DM P
227DM NLO
DU
Nº LOTE
xxxxx X
LOT No. Nº LOTE D
xxxxx XX
LOT No. XX
CO VdS
15
FH
EX R
SI BA
40
P2
W 86
- 07
RGS-MAM-4
Tiempo de retardo:
Delay time: S
TPED
1999/36/CE
Organismo Notificado/Notified body/Organisme Notifié
(0062) BUREAU VERITAS
- 0062 COMPRESSED GAS
NO INFLAMMABLE
AGENTE EXTINTOR
EXTINGUISH AGENT / AGENT EXTINCTEUR
Nº. DE CILINDRO
CYLINDER No. / Nº DE CYLINDER
Bar
Bar
Kgs.
Kgs.
The remote pneumatic release line may be used in cylinder banks or in modular cylinders, but its
actuation must always be at a distance of less than 90 metres.
The remote release will be carried out by a pilot bottle (with electric and manual release) and a line of
pneumatic pipe that carries the gas to actuate the various pneumatic release heads of the cylinders.
The line of pneumatic pipe may be installed in 4x6 copper pipe with bicone fittings or in 1/4” BSP
schedule 40 steel pipe.
The pilot bottle can also be supplied inside a steel sheet cabinet painted black or red, and with one or two
electrical switches in its aperture for operating.
The following limitations must be taken into account if 4 x 6 copper pipe is used:
A. Maximum total length of copper pipe: 20 metres (for greater lengths contact SIEX).
B. Maximum length between the first pneumatic actuator head and the last: 20 metres.
C. The maximum length of copper pipe between the pilot bottle and the first pneumatic release head
is 20 metres.
Max. Length: 90 m
227 SOL-A
24V (DC)
0,60 A
Nº
EN 837 -1
bar
K L. 1.6
- 0062 COMPRESSED GA S
N O INFLAMMABLE
S SI ON DE CHARGE A 20ºC
FI LL / CHARGE
TARE / TARE
Max. Length: 70 m
P P P P
O O O O
F S F S F S F S
L I L I L I L I
O T O T O T O T
W I W I W I W I
O O O O
N N N N
L ot N o. L ot N o. L ot N o. Lot No.
227DM
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
227SOL-A
24V (DC)
0,60 A
Nº
EN 837-1
b ar
K L. 1 .6
FILL / CHARGE
TARE / TARE
E. The pneumatic line and its fittings must have a working pressure of 120 bar.
To install the remote release pneumatic line, follow the instructions below:
1. Ensure that the cylinders are properly secured by their brackets. Check that the valve outlets are
screwed to the discharge hoses and these, in turn, to the manifold or discharge pipe.
2. Install the pilot bottle with or without a cabinet, in the ideal position for remote operation. For the
installation follow the steps described in chapter 2.20 of this manual. (Installation of a pilot bottle
(bank of more than 5 cylinders)).
Do not connect the pilot valve output valve yet and check that the pressure gauge reads at
least 120 bar.
3. Install the pneumatic pipes using 4 x 6 copper pipe or 1/4" BSP schedule 40 steel pipe. Place
supports for the pipework at a maximum distance of 1.3 metres.
4. Ensure that the fitting of the pneumatic pipes is firm, not subject to knocks, and free from harsh
atmospheres and extreme temperatures.
5. Once the pipes are installed (pneumatic line), perform a gas-tightness test at 120 bar. To do this,
plug one end of the pipe and pressurise it with nitrogen up to 120 bar from the other end.
6. Connect the end of the pipe that goes to the first pneumatic release head.
If 4x6 copper pipe is used, a copper pipe adaptor must be fitted, with a ¼” BSP female
conical seat, screwed with a ¼” metal-to-plastic washer to a ¼” BSP male-to-male
adaptor with a conical seat in both ends. The copper pipe is connected to one end of
the adapter joint, with the ¼” BSP flexible release hose at the other, without using
Teflon or any other type of sealant, as there is a metal-to-metal bicone seal in both
cases. See figure 20.
[Link]
Figure 49
If 1/4” BSP schedule 40 steel tube is used, a 1/4" BSP female to 1/4" BSP male, with
a conical seat must be fitted to the male thread. The steel pipe is connected to the
female threaded end of the adaptor using Teflon tape. The flexible release hose is
connected directly to the male threaded end of the adaptor, without using Teflon, or
any other type of sealant, as the seal is a metal-to-metal bicone.
b. Modular cylinders: In this case, the end of the pneumatic pipe is joined to the tee or elbow
of the pneumatic release head of the first modular cylinder.
If 4x6 copper pipe is used, connect a ¼” BSP female to copper pipe with conical seat
adapter to the tee or elbow of the pneumatic release head. For this connection, place
a 1/4" metal-to-plastic washer which will make the connection between the adaptor
and tee or elbow gas-tight, without using Teflon or any other type of sealant. Next,
screw the copper tube with its bicone to the adaptor, also without using Teflon or any
other type of sealant, as the seal is a metal-to-metal bicone.
[Link]
Figure 50
If 1/4” BSP schedule 40 steel pipe is used, connect a 1/4” BSP female to 1/4” BSP
female adaptor to the tee or elbow of the pneumatic release head. For this connection,
fit a 1/4" metal-to-plastic washer, which will make the connection between the adaptor
and tee or elbow gas-tight. Do not use Teflon or any other type of sealant. Next,
screw the steel pipe to the female threaded end of the adaptor using Teflon tape.
a. 2 litre pilot bottle with RGS-MAM-11-4 and 12-4 valve: In this case, the pneumatic line
must be connected to the W21.8x1/14” male thread of the pilot bottle output valve.
If 4x6 copper pipe is used, screw a W21.8x1/14” female to 1/4” BSP male adaptor into
the pilot bottle output valve, fitting a 12x18x1.4 copper washer into the W21.8x1/14”
female thread of the adaptor. Then wrap Teflon tape to the ¼” BSP male thread of the
adaptor and screw another adapter – a ¼” BSP female to copper tube with a conical
seat, to the male thread. Next, screw the copper tube with its bicone to the adaptor,
without using Teflon or any other type of sealant, as it is a metal-to-metal bicone seal.
If ¼” BSP schedule 40 steel pipe is used, screw a W21.8x1/14” female to 1/4” BSP
male adapter into the pilot bottle outlet valve, fitting a 12x18x1.4 copper washer inside
the W21.8x1/14” female thread of the adaptor. Then, wrap Teflon tape to the ¼” BSP
male thread of the adaptor and screw in a ¼” BSP female nipple. Then, wrap Teflon
around the steel pipe male thread and screw it to the threaded nipple.
At all times during the installation when a hazardous situation for personnel might arise, the abort valve
must be positioned to prevent the extinguishing agent discharging and producing a concentration of gas
hazardous to human life. In multiple area installations, an abort valve is provided for each individual
flooding area.
The abort valve must remain in the closed position when the protected area is inhabited, to prevent gas
escaping when there are people within the protected hazard area, and in the open position when there is
no personnel in the area.
It is also used when the installation is being maintained or inspected, to prevent accidental discharge,
thus avoiding any kind of accidental discharge (automatic or manual) during maintenance work in the
protected area.
The abort valves are fitted by screwing them into the discharge manifold with sealant or Teflon tape.
CAUTION
1 2 3
Open position
Close position
Figure 58
Figure 59
Zb
NC
22 21
2151 XE2SP
NO
14 13
Discharge SVAXXX
- 0000
VdS
nozzles
Nº Se rie XXXXX
Serial No. G 307000
ON
OFF
227DM
N º LOTE
xxxxx
LOT No.
227SOL-A
2 4V (DC)
2 DISCHARGE MANIFOLD
E N 837-1
bar
KL. 1.6
3 BANK OF CYLINDERS
4 ISOLATION VALVE SVA6-3W
- 0062 COM PRE SS ED GAS
NO INFL AMM ABLE
5 PILOT BOTTLE
S UR IZ ED W HI T / PRE SSUR ISÉ A U Cylin dr e+V alve+Di sq ue d e ru ptu re+Eléments de pr otecti on Cylin dr e+V alve+Di sq ue d e ru ptu re+Eléments de p rotect ion Cylin dr e+V alve+Di sq ue d e ru ptu re+Eléments de pr otecti on
Nº d e Serie Nº de Serie Nº d e Serie
A / T AR E / TA RE Seri al Nu mb er Seri al Nu mb er Seria l Nu mber
Nº d e Série N º d e Série N º d e Sér ie
O TO TAL
A L W EI GH T / POID S TO TA L
HA DE C ARGA
D AT E / D AT E D E C HA RG E
Venting - 0062
AGEN TE EXTINTOR
CO MPR ESSED G AS
N O INF LA MMABL E
- 0062
AG ENTE EXT IN TOR
CO MPR ESSED G AS
N O INF LAM MABL E
- 0062
AG EN TE EXT INT OR
CO MPR ESSED G AS
N O I NFL AMM ABLE
to the
EXTINGUISH AGENT / AGENT EXTINC TEUR EX TI NG UI SH AG EN T / AG ENT EXTI NC TEU R EX TIN G UI SH AG EN T / AGEN T EXTI NCTEU R
PRESION R OTURA D ISCO SEGUR IDAD PRESIO N R OT URA DISCO SEGURIDAD PRESION RO TU RA DISCO SEGURIDAD
BURSTING PRESSURE OF THE SAFETY DISC Bar BURSTI NG PRESSURE OF THE SAFETY DISC Bar BURSTI NG PRESSURE OF THE SAFETY DISC Bar
PRESSION DERUPTURE DU DISQUEDE SÉCURITÉ PRESSIO N DE RUPTURE DU DI SQUE DE SÉCURI TÉ PRESSION DE RUPTURE DU DISQUE DE SÉCURI TÉ
atmosphere
PRE SSURIZED WHIT / PRESSURISÉ AU PRESSU RI ZED W HI T / PRESSURI SÉ AU PRESSU RI ZED WH I T / PRESSU RI SÉ A U
TEMPERATU RA DE FUN CIONAMIENTO DE -2 0ºC A 5 0ºC TEMPERATU RA DE FUNC IO NAMIENT O DE -20 ºC A 50ºC TEMPERATUR A DE FUNC IO NAMIENT O DE -20ºC A 50ºC
WORKING TEMPERATURE FR OM -2 0ºC TO 50 ºC WO RK IN G T EMPERA TU RE FR OM -2 0º C TO 50 ºC WO RK IN G T EM PE RATU RE FR OM -2 0º C TO 50 ºC
TEM PÉR ATURE DE FONCTIONNEM ENT DE -20 ºC A 5 0ºC TEMPÉRA TU RE D E FON CTI ON NEME NT D E - 20 ºC A 5 0º C TEMPÉRA TUR E D E FO N CTI ON NEMEN T D E -2 0 ºC A 5 0º C
S S S
I I I
E E E
X
PO LIGON O IND USTR IAL
X
PO LIG ON O IND USTR IA L
X
PO LIG ON O IND USTR IAL
VILLA LO NQ UEJ AR VILLALO NQ UEJ AR VILLALO NQ UEJA R
C /MER INDAD DE M ON TIJA Nº 6 C /M ER IN DAD DE M ON TIJ A Nº6 C /M ER IN DAD DE M ONTIJ A Nº6
09001 BUR GO S 09001 BUR GO S 09001 BUR GO S
1. Ensure that the discharge manifold is properly secured to its brackets and that the actuation
devices of the cylinder banks (electrical and manual discharge heads) are removed or out of
service.
2. Check that the external threads on the discharge pipework are clean and free from impurities.
Clean with a wire brush for threads.
MODEL DE
Piping to Piping SVAA20 3/4” BSP
discharge to
nozzles SVAA25 1” BSP
bottles
SVAA32 1 1/4” BSP
SVAA40 1 1/2” BSP
2 1 2
SVAA50 2” BSP
1 BALL VALVE SVAA65 2 1/2” BSP
2 THREADED END PIPING TO BOTTLES SVAA80 3” BSP
3 THREADED END PIPING TO DISCHARGE NOZZLES SVAA100 4” BSP
Figura 61
3. Wrap Teflon tape or put paste on the male thread of the discharge pipe where the abort valve is
to be screwed in. If using Teflon tape put 20 turns around the male thread of the pipe; if using
paste cover the second thread of the female thread of the abort valve and to the threaded end of
the pipe (male). If a liquid thread sealant is to be used, first ensure that it is compatible with the
gas it will come in contact with CO2.
4. Fully screw in the valve to the fixed threaded end of the pipe closest to the manifold. In this
operation the pipe will be fixed and the valve mobile, therefore, to screw the valve in it must be
turned with a non-adjustable or adjustable spanner. Try to ensure that the valve is well
positioned, and free from obstacles that might make access for its opening and closing difficult.
5. Manually open and close the abort valve to check that it is operating correctly.
6. Then screw the other end of the pipe to the abort valve. At this stage the valve will be fixed and
the pipe mobile, so the pipe must be screwed in using a pipe wrench.
7. If the abort valve has a microswitch with a contact for an electrical signal, open the electrical
connection cover by removing the two screws to make the cable connection. It has two contacts
inside, one normally open (NO) and one normally closed (NC), either of which may be used
depending on the requirements of each installation.
8. Once the electrical connection is made, manually open and close the valve to check that the
electrical contact is operating correctly. The abort or isolation valve must send an electrical signal
in the closed position, but not in the open position.
NOTE 1: For greater safety, it is recommended that the abort valve be connected before the cylinder actuation fittings (electric,
manual pneumatic etc.) are fitted. For the same reason, although the cylinders are fixed in their brackets, they must
have their safety plugs screwed into their valve outputs. This will prevent accidental discharges due to poor handling.
The usual position of the installed abort valve is horizontal, as shown in Figure 62 but it may also be fitted
vertically or at an angle as shown in figure 63.
Figure 62 Figure 63
Technical Information
Denomination Material
Ball valve SKH-G 1 1/4" - 2" Steel
Short lever 1 1/4" SVA
Short lever 1 1/2" SVA Zinc steel F-275 ST-42
Short lever 2" SVA
Short lever handle 30x6x110 SVA Flexible black pvc ref: RRWA-91689-110
Its function is to isolate the pilot bottle or cylinder release line in cylinder bank systems. This prevents
accidental actuation of the system.
The isolation valve is installed in the pilot release lines, after the pilot bottle cylinder release hose.
For this purpose a 1/4” BSP, 2 position, 3-way ball valve is used, in order to vent to atmosphere in the
closed position and thus avoid a build up of pressure due to possible leaks in the pilot bottle. This type of
valve has three connections, the pilot bottle input, an output to the cylinder bank and another vented to
atmosphere.
CAUTION
227DM
Nº LOTE
LOT No.
227SOL-A
24V (DC)
0,60 A
Nº
EN 83 7-1
bar
KL. 1.6
FILL / CHARGE
Cy lin der+Valve+Bu rsting disc+Protection s device Cylind er+Valv e+Bur sting d isc+Pr otections d ev ice Cylinde r+Valv e+Burstin g d isc+Pro tectio ns device
SURIZED WHIT / PRESSURISÉ AU
Cylind re+Valv e+Disq ue d e ru ptu re+Elém ents de p rotection Cy lin dr e+Valve+Disq ue de ru ptur e+Elémen ts d e pr otection Cylin dre+Valv e+Disqu e d e rup ture+Eléments de pro tectio n
Venting
Pilot bottle to the
- 0062 - 0062 - 0062
Closed position
COMPRESSED GAS COMPRESSED GAS COMPRE SSED GAS
NO INFLAMMABLE NO INFLAMMABLE NO INFLAMMABLE
EXTINGU ISH AG ENT / AGENT EXTINCTEUR EX TIN GUISH AGENT / AGENT EXTINCTEUR EXTIN GUISH AGENT / AGENT EXTINCTEUR
CYLINDER No. / Nº D E CYLINDER CYLIN DER No. / Nº DE CYLINDER CYLINDER No. / Nº DE CYLINDER
atmosphere
BUR STIN G PRES SURE O F TH E SA FETY DISC BURSTIN G PRES SURE O F TH E SA FETY D ISC BURSTING PRESSU RE O F THE SAFETY DISC
PRESS IO N DE RU PTURE D U DISQ UE DE SÉCURITÉ PRESSIO N DE RU PTURE D U DISQ UE DE SÉCURITÉ PRESSIO N D E RUP TU RE DU DI SQU E DE SÉCU RITÉ
FILL / CHARGE FILL / CHARGE FILL / CH ARGE
TOTA L WEIGHT / POIDS TOTAL TO TAL WEIGHT / POIDS TOTAL TOTAL WEIGH T / POIDS TOTAL
FILL DATE / DATE DE CHARGE FILL DATE / D ATE DE CHARGE FILL DATE / DATE DE CHARGE
WORKING TEMPERATU RE FRO M -20º C TO 50ºC WORKING TEMPERATURE FROM -20ºC TO 50ºC WORKING TEMPERA TURE FROM -20ºC TO 50ºC
TEMPÉRATURE D E FONCTION NEMENT DE -20ºC A 50ºC TEMPÉRATURE DE FONCTIONNEMENT DE -20ºC A 50ºC TEMPÉRATU RE DE FONCTIONNEMENT D E -20º C A 50ºC
S S S
I I I
E E E
X
POLIGON O IND USTR IAL
X
P OLI GON O I NDU STR IAL
X
POLI GON O I NDU STRI AL
V ILLALON QU EJAR VILLA LONQUEJ AR VILLALONQUEJAR
C /MER IND AD DE MONTI JA N º6 C /MER IND AD DE MONTI JA N º6 C /MERIN DAD DE MONTIJA Nº6
09001 BUR GOS 09001 BURGOS 09001 BURGOS
Venting
to the
atmosphere
Bank of cylinders
Figure 64
1. The pilot bottle input connection and the output connection to the cylinder bank are done in the
same way, screwed to a 1/4” BSP Teflon hose. To do this, a 1/4” BSP male to male connector
with a 1/4” metal-to-plastic washer is screwed to the valve outlet, and then the 1/4” BSP hose
swivel nut is manually screwed to the 1/4" BSP male to male connector, without any type of
sealant, as it is a conical seal (metal-to-metal). Fully tighten this link with a 19 mm non-adjustable
spanner to ensure its gas-tightness (approximate torque 15 Nm).
2. A 1/4” BSP vent plug is screwed with its 1/4" metal-to-plastic washer to the vent to atmosphere
connection. It can also be done with 1/4” BSP pipe to vent the gas to wherever is desired.
Pilot bottle
FLOW
OP
EN
.
CLOS
FLOW
ED
DE
L1
L2
Figure 65
Technical Information
The pressure switch is not typically used for CO2. However, this section describes the installation
instructions in the event that it is used.
Factory assembled directly onto the cylinder valve with a 1/8" NPT thread, the pressure switch is used to
send an electrical signal directly to the fire panel when the cylinder pressure falls. There are two variants,
NC (normally closed, with open pressure) or NO (normally open, with closed pressure).
1. Ensure that the cylinder is properly secured by its brackets. Check that the valve outlet is
screwed to the discharge hose and this, in turn, to the manifold or discharge pipe. The pressure
switch may also be installed or replaced without the cylinder being connected to the discharge
hose, in which case, do not remove (or put on) the valve outlet safety plug while the cylinder is
being handled (secured, of course, to its bracket).
CAUTION
2. Holding the pressure switch by hand, wrap Teflon tape around the 1/8” NPT connecting thread
(18 turns approximately).
RGS-MAM-12 RGS-MAM-12
4 4
4 4
1 Cylinder connection
7 2 Pressure gauge connection
3 Outlet valve
3 3 4 Actuation port
5 Choke screw
6 Pressure switch connection
2 2 7 Pressure switch
6 6
1 1
5 5
[Link]
Figure 66
3. Slowly remove the 1/8” NPT plug or faulty pressure switch from the port where the item is going
to be connected. During this operation a small amount of gas will leak through the choke Allen
screw inside the valve. This screw is for regulating this small gas leak. If the gas leak is too great,
turning the screw clockwise will reduce the flow, and if the flow is too small turning the screw in
the opposite direction will increase it. Bear in mind that this small gas leak must exist (as small as
possible) so that when the pressure switch is fitted, it is under pressure.
It is advisable to reduce the fitting time to a minimum; otherwise a small quantity of gas will be
lost. The estimated time to carry out this operation is 10 seconds.
4. Quickly screw in the pressure switch with a 24 mm non-adjustable spanner until it is fully
tightened.
6. Check the continuity of its Faston terminals with a tester. Depending on whether the chosen
pressure switch is normally open or normally closed (NO/NC), it will give a different type of
electrical signal.
7. If the required signal is not the one being received, and the chosen pressure switch is the correct
one, turn the regulator screw to the left or right until an optimal position is found as shown in the
picture.
8. If on following point 7 of this section, you still do not get the desired results, it means that the
choke screw is too tight and therefore the pressure switch must be removed and the operations
carried out again (from point 2).
Regulation screw
Technical Information
The burst disc is pre-installed in the factory in the escape or burst port of the RGS-MAM-11 or 12 cylinder
valve, and does not require any form of handling.
CAUTION
RGS-MAM-12-1 RGS-MAM-11-1
1 Body
2 Burst disc 65/110/185/210/280/410 bar
3 Burst disc cap
Figure 67
The burst disc must only be replaced with an original SIEX 2001, SL spare.
It may only be replaced with the cylinder discharged (unpressurised) and never with the cylinder
charged (pressurised).
To install or change a burst disc with the cylinder discharged, follow the instructions below:
1. The burst disc must not be replaced at the installation, is necessary to do it at the factory once
the cylinder has been discharge and without load of CO2.
2. Unscrew the end cap of the burst disc from the valve body using a 14 mm spanner.
4. Place the new burst disc, exclusively supplied by SIEX, in the valve body, in the burst or exhaust
port.
Place the smooth brass surface of the disc against the valve body seat, with the painted or
coloured side of the disc facing outwards, so that it can be seen from the outside.
The characteristics of the burst disc to be fitted are in the following table:
5. Screw rupture disk cap, supplied exclusively by SIEX, in the exhaust port without sealant of any
kind. Do not use Teflon, adhesive or any other type of thread sealant; just finger-tighten as
far as possible (18 Nm torque).
There are two types of warning signs for SIEX-CO2 fixed extinguishing systems. A sign at each entry
door to the hazard area to indicate that it is a hazard area and a warning sign at each point where a
manual release can be carried out. These signs are specific to the inert gas system used.
Door sign:
A warning note is required on all the entrance doors to the protected hazard area to advise
personnel that they are entering a protected area.
Place the sign on the door itself, in such a way that it is visible and it cannot fall off or be removed.
A warning note is required to indicate that the system can be actuated manually, at each point
where this is the case.
The sign is fixed next to the manual actuation device in such as way that it is visible and cannot fall
off or be removed.
CAUTION
After installing the SEX-CO2 system, the following checks and tests need to be performed as specified:
1. Check that the cylinders have the correct weight and pressure and are installed in accordance
with the installation drawings.
2. Check that the brackets and straps are correctly installed and all the fittings are properly
tightened.
3. The system pipework must be inspected according to the drawings in the manual, in accordance
with the NFPA-12 and CEPREVEN R.T.4.-CO2 standard (CEA 4007:1997-08) and the design
limitations in this manual.
4. Check that the discharge and actuation pipes are fully secured. Check that all the fittings are
properly screwed in and tightened to prevent any dangerous movements during discharge. The
means of carrying out pipe size reductions and the position of the tees must be checked
depending on the requirements of the design.
5. System pipework must be clean inside, free of pores and internally inspected so as to avoid the
presence of oils or foreign particles that could dirty the hazard area, or affect the dispersal of the
agent due to a reduction in the nozzle surface area.
6. The pipework must be pressure tested in accordance with the requirements of the authority
having jurisdiction.
CAUTION
7. Carry out the test on the pneumatic release line with nitrogen at 140 bar (2030 psi), to check its
integrity and gas tightness.
8. Check that the nozzles are installed in the correct position (according to the installation drawings)
with its bore number marked on the lower flat part of the nozzle. The discharge nozzles must be
oriented to optimise agent dispersal. Check the nozzle orifices to avoid any obstructions.
9. The discharge nozzles, pipework and assembly straps must be installed in such a way that they
cannot cause personal injury. The extinguishing agent must not be discharged directly on
personnel, as they could suffer injury. The discharge must not be aimed directly at objects or
shelves, upper parts of cupboards or similar surfaces where loose or portable objects could be
thrown or displaced by the gas during discharge.
10. The remote actuation stations must be correctly installed, easily accessible and appropriately
identified. All the manual stations used to actuate the SIEX-CO2 systems must be appropriately
identified for this purpose. Special care must be taken when the manual pull stations for more
than one system are very close and could be confused. In this case, the manual stations must be
clearly identified as to the hazard area they affect.
12. Perform the pressure switch test (as specified in section 6 of section 2.25) if this element is
present.