User's Manual

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1. Manual/Pneumatic Actuator Connection:
Each cylinder valve must be fitted with either a Pilot or
Slave type actuator.
The Pilot actuator provides a manual (pull pin turn han-
dle) actuator and connections from an electrical solenoid
and pressure switch assembly. The pilot actuator also
has connections to adjacent slave cylinder actuators to
discharge entire groups of cylinders virtually simultane-
ously.
The Slave actuator is purely pneumatic; it receives pres-
sure from the pilot actuator and opens its associated cyl-
inder valve.
2. Solenoid Valve, Pressure Gauge and Supervisory
Pressure Switch Connection:
This is a threaded port that serves for the connection of
one of the following:
Solenoid Valve, Pressure Gauge and Supervi-
sory Pressure Switch for pilot actuator connec-
tions.
Pressure Gauge and Supervisory Pressure
Switch for slave actuator connections.
3. Discharge Outlet:
The cylinder valve outlet is connected to the distribution
piping by a flexible hose with 1/2-inch steel fittings.
Additional features of the valve include a Burst Disc,
designed to rupture upon excessive internal pressure,
and an external Bleeder Valve with indicator that acts as
a pressure relief valve.
Figure 3. Argonite Cylinder and Valve Assembly
Figure 4. Argonite Cylinder Valve
Table 4. Argonite Cylinder and Valve Assembly Data
COMPLETER KIT COMPONENTS
Either a pilot or a slave completer kit is required to com-
plete the installation of each Argonite cylinder.
Table 5. Completer Kit Data
DISCHARGE
HOSE
CYLINDER
VALVE
PRESSURE GAUGE
WITH SUPERVISORY
PRESSURE SWITCH
PILOT HOSE
(TO SLAVE CYLINDERS)
SOLENOID, 24 VDC
MANUAL ACTUATOR
M25 x 1.5
FRONT VIEW
M25 x 1.5
SIDE VIEW
FILLING
OUTLET
FILLING
GAUGE PORT
CONNECTION TO
ARGONITE CYLINDER
HANDLE FOR
FILLING ONLY
1/4” BSP
PILOT CONNECTION
BURST DISC
(21 PSI [300 BAR]
SETPOINT)
Part Number
Cylinder
Assembly
(Filled
Cylinder/Valve)
Description
38-100159-001
15.9 L
*
200 bar; DOT and TC versions
38-100667-001
66.7 L
*
200 bar; DOT and TC versions
38-100800-001 80.0 L 200 bar; DOT and TC versions
Note:
DOT=Department of Transportation (US)
TC=Transport Canada
* DISCONTINUED