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FMSR 7200 SPECIFICATIONS INSTRUMENT TYPE 1. Vendor ........................................... 2. Measurement Technology . . . E0C0M Fourier Transform Infrared (FT-IR) II. INSTRUMENT SPECIFICATIONS ' 1. Total System sample ................. point sequence time 2. *Sensitivity .................................. 3. Specificity ................................... 4. Dynamic Range .............................. 5. Analysis Time .............................. 6. Accuracy ....................................... 7. Reliability ................................... 8. Analyzer Location ...................... 9. Calibration Method/ ................. Frequency 10. Instrument Drift.................... 11. Consumables ................................... 12. Future Interferences .... 13. Additional Gases to ................. monitor Up to 100 points in 15 minutes (with multi-level sampling) Vinyl Chloride - 50.0 ppb Arsine - 10.0 ppb Phosphine - 50.0 ppb NiCo^ - 0.2 ppb No interference from ambient counpounds in sample Vinyl Chloride - 50.0 ppb - 3,600 ppm Arsine - 10.0 ppb - 250 ppb Phosphine - 20.0 ppb - 1 ,250 ppb NiCo4 - .2 ppb - 1,000 ppb 10 - 30 seconds -10% 99% or better up time Control Room Automatic None Electricity, water, and air Adaptable analytical method, no decrease in sensitivity or increase in measurement time Up to Five (5) gases simultaneously I. COMPUTER CONTROL 1. Type of Computer ...................... PDP-11 2. Core Memory .............................. 28K Core, 16 bit 3. Auxiliary Memory ...................... Disk 4. Output Device .............................. DEC Writer, TTY or TI 700 5. Foreground/Background .... Allows use of system while monitoring *See 0SHA Gas Concentration Capabilities Data Sheet OCC 0071 FMSR 7200 SPECIFICATIONS COMPUTER CONTROL (CONTINUED) 6. Video Display .............................. 7. Dry Contact Relays ................. SPECIAL FEATURES 1. Sampling Algorithm ................. 2. Multi-level Sampling .... 3. Probablistic Sampling .... 4. Search and Destroy ................. 5. Minimized Labor and ................. Support 6. Multi-gas Capability .... 7. Automatic Calculation of . . Employee TWA (No charcoal tubes) 8. Plant Statistics ...................... 9. Projection of Maintenance . . Problems from Statistics 10. 30 Year Record Keeping . . . 11. Class 1, Division 1 Group . . C&Dj Alarm, and Display Systems ANALYZER SYSTEM 1. Sampling System ...................... 2. Measurement Proximity to . . Plant Happening 3. Typical Excursion Detection . 4. Typical Time from ...................... Excursion to Detection Optional Provides electrical isolation between system and plant environment Adapts to changing environment Sweeps plant, speeds leak detection, increases number of leaks detected, minimizes employee time in protective devices (masks, clothing, etc.) Measures problem areas more often than non-problem areas Helps locate cause of excursions No daily maintenance or operator requirement System can easily be reprogrammed for monitoring additional compounds Cost effective, better data on employee exposure Provides actual contaminant statistics on plant environment for more efficient maintenance Helps prevent major excursions and keep ambient levels low Hard copy records available Yes Large volume tubes with high flow rate, best way to measure remote environments Seconds '94% depending on plant statistics (GM and GSD) Less than 4 minutes depending on plant statistics (GM and GSD) OCC 0072 FMSR 7200 SPECIFICATIONS ANALYZER SYSTEM (CONTINUED) 5. Reporting System . . 6. . Local Visual Alarm ................. 7. Local Audible Alarm ................. 8. Remote Visual Alarm ................. 9. Wiring ........................................... 10. Tubing ........................................... 11. Inplant Sensor Probe . . . . 12. Valving Manifold ..................... OSHA' 1. System Recognized by................. OSHA 2. Eliminates Charcoal Tubes . and "Grab Bag" Personnel Monitoring Complete management-oriented reports on personnel and plant, i.e. a. Exposure alarm b. Eight (8) hour shift c. Twenty-four hour point alarm summary d. Individual monthly TWA Yes Yes Yes. Provided for installation optionally Provided for installation optionally Optional, recommend customer procure to EOCOM specifications Computer control for multi-level adaptive sampling Approved, November 25, 1975 Yes, and includes transient people and conditional exposures OCC 0073