Sampling Device CSD 30
Sampling Device CSD 30
Sampling Device CSD 30
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<strong>Sampling</strong> <strong>Device</strong> <strong>CSD</strong> <strong>30</strong><br />
Continuous <strong>Sampling</strong> <strong>Device</strong> – <strong>30</strong> Minutes<br />
1. Range of Application<br />
This sampling device is meant for continuous olfactometrical sampling.<br />
This sampling procedure is the mandatory regulation standard in Germany<br />
for measurements ordered by authorities or governmental agencies.<br />
2. Product Description<br />
The continuous sampling device consists of a vacuum container the interior<br />
of which is exhausted by an integrated compressor. The location of the<br />
sampling point and the sampling device are connected by a probe. Exhausting<br />
the interior of the sampling device causes the inside sample bag to fill<br />
with sample air via the probe. There is a calibrated nozzle within the<br />
control unit of the sampling device. The volumetric flow and therefore the<br />
filling time of the bag are controlled by the choice of the nozzles diameter<br />
and the applied pressure difference. The sampling is independent from the<br />
pressure conditions at the sampling point within a range of 150 mbar<br />
(vacuum) pressure.<br />
By use of the standard nozzle the filling of a 10l bag takes <strong>30</strong> minutes.<br />
The final break occurs automatically by a switching probe if the bag is full.<br />
Furthermore it is possible to switch off the device earlier by a countdown<br />
timer.<br />
The parts containing the sample are made of PTFE and stainless steel. They<br />
satisfy the material requirements of DIN EN 13725:2003(D). For optical<br />
control the cylinder is made of transparent PVC.<br />
The continuous sampling device is stable, robust, light and manageable.<br />
The sampling does not require current supply because the sampling device<br />
runs by storage batteries.<br />
Date May 2007 1/2