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Cross Purge Assemblies
Purging using a cross purge involves sealing off the system at some convenient point and then filling it with a positive pressure of purge gas. The resulting mixture of purge gas and unwanted gas is then vented away (to atmosphere or scrubber).
Repeating the process a number of times produces increasingly dilute amounts of unwanted gas on each cycle. Dilution purging can be improved further by venting the mixture of gas to a vacuum. This vacuum can be produced by a vacuum pump or venturi vacuum generator.
Features
For dilution purging
- Allows purge gas to be introduced to HP part of system
- Allows isolation of regulator and downstream from purging volume, creating a small volume to purge with minimal dead ends
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Available in stainless steel only for use with non corrosive and corrosive gases and the choice of handwheel or lever operated diaphragm valves
| Model | Outlet | Purge in/out | Valve | Material |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CPS - Handwheel diaphragm valve | 1/4 npt male | 1/4 comp | DV200 | Stainless steel |
| LPS - Lever operated diaphragm valve | 1/4 npt m | 1/4 comp | DV200 | Stainless steel |
Purge gas inlet via 1/4"compression fitting and check valve in stainless steel
Vent outlet via 1/4" compression fitting
