Specifications

APPLICATIONS AND ACCESSORIES

Filling

The filling of liquid cylinders can be done more eco-

omically if the liquid fill system uses a Chart Lo-Loss

System. The Lo-Loss System automatically adjusts

the liquid cylinders vent gas flow to minimize the fill-

ing loss while maintaining quick filling times. Order

Chart form # 2072 for more information on the Lo-

Loss System.

The filling of low pressure dewars of oxygen or argon

can be done more economically with a Chart Cryo-

Fill System. This system uses lo cost liquid nitrogen

to cool down the liquid oxygen or argon before it is

delivered to the cryogenic storage dewar. The cooler

liquid will give off less vapor (cost savings) as it is

transferred. Order Chart form # 2148 for more infor-

mation on the Cryo-Fill System.

Liquid Withdrawal

Flexible Transfer Hoses for cryogenic liquids are

available in 3/8" and 1/2" nominal diameters and 6

foot lengths. These hoses are made with an all stain-

less steel construction and come equipped for

oxygen or inert service. Order these hoses from

Chart and specify the intended service.

Phase Separator will help keep the liquid from

splashing while it is transferred into an upon dewar.

Phase separators are available from Chart in stan-

dard hose sizes from 1/8" to 1" thread size.

Gas Use Applications

The Dura-Cyl/Cryo-Cyl Series liquid cylinders are

equipped with an internal vaporizer to provide gas to

various applications. Chart offers devices to aid in

the gas delivery.

M-45 Manifold

An automatic liquid cylinder manifold for the continu-

ous supply of gaseous oxygen, nitrogen, argon,

carbon dioxide, or nitrous oxide to a specific applica-

tion. The M-45 will supply a continuous gas supply

from up to six liquid cylinders at up to 350 psig

(24.1 BAR).

Hospital Kit

The hospital kit can be used in conjunction with the

M-45 manifold to control the high pressure reserve

cylinders required in all bulk medical oxygen sys-

tems. The hospital kit contains the switches for

alarms as required by NFPA Bulletin 56F. Order

Chart’s Use Manual form 2038 for more details.