Temperature Shut-off valve (TSV Sample Clauses

Temperature Shut-off valve (TSV. As protection for all downstream equipment the system has a solenoid valve installed in the sample line downstream of the primary coolers. The TSV is installed for protection of analyser cells and operators. The set temperature is 50°C. It is mechanically actuated; automatic shut-off for thermal protection and require manual reset when tripped, and does not need electrical power.
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