RU63538U1 - DEVICE FOR CHECKING THE OPERATING EQUIPMENT OF THE CONTROL OF POISONERS - Google Patents

Abstract

A device for checking the operability of poisonous substances control devices relates to measuring equipment, namely, to methods and devices for ensuring the operability of gas analyzers. In addition, it relates to the field of analysis of the air environment by determining its chemical and physical properties. The objective of the utility model is to improve the quality of mixture formation during the preparation of a low concentration working mixture based on real toxic substances. The technical result that can be obtained using the utility model is to create a compact portable device for checking the serviceability and operability of gas analytical instruments at chemical weapons destruction facilities. This object is achieved in that the device for checking the operability of poisonous substances control devices comprises a housing with attachment, sealing and temperature control units and a cover, inlet and outlet pipelines with fittings and a dispenser. In this case, the dispenser consists of a vessel, the inner cavity of which is connected to the inlet and outlet pipelines, and its lower part is filled with a working solution, above which there is a catching funnel connected through an expander to the outlet pipe, and a lid with a filler neck is installed in the upper part of the vessel and cork.

Thus, the design of the device for confirming the operability of poison control devices directly at the places of their installation in the working area of chemical weapons destruction facilities meets the requirements and requirements for them. This device is compact, portable and safe to use. 1 ill.

Description

The utility model relates to measuring equipment, namely, to methods and devices for ensuring the operability of gas analyzers. In addition, it relates to the field of analysis of the air environment by determining its chemical and physical properties.

A device is known for ensuring the operability of a gas analyzer (RF patent No. 2221240 "Method for ensuring the operability of a gas analyzer", IPC G01N 27/00 of 01/10/2004). In it, a Peltier thermoelectric module is fixed on the electrochemical sensor and temperature sensors are placed on the path of the gas air flow. In this case, the temperature of the electrochemical sensor and gas are measured, and the temperature difference is used to generate a control action on the Peltier thermoelectric element proportional to the direction and current strength through the Peltier thermoelectric element, which heats or cools the electrochemical sensor depending on the direction of the current.

The disadvantage of this device and devices of this type is that the performance of gas analyzers is checked only during operation.

However, when working with toxic substances (OM), you must first verify the operability of the measured device, for example using a simulator. As a rule, non-toxic compounds are used as a working fluid for simulators.

However, in order to reliably confirm the operability of gas analytical tools directly at the places of their placement at chemical weapons destruction facilities, it is necessary to use gas-vapor mixtures containing real OM samples.

In this regard, it is necessary to develop a device for confirming the operability of air pollution control devices immediately before taking measurements at the installation sites of chemical weapons destruction facilities in the working area. Dispensers using the method of uniform evaporation of a liquid into a carrier gas stream are most preferred for their purpose and the nature of the tasks to be solved.

As such a device, a dispenser can be proposed that provides prompt and high-quality control of changes in the properties of gas-vapor mixtures in the process of dosing OM (RF patent No. 2280246 "Capillary batcher of gas-vapor mixtures",

IPC G01N 1/22 dated 07.20.2006).

This dispenser consists of a mixing chamber with inlet and outlet fittings, an evaporator chamber with a metered substance and a capillary. The evaporation chamber with the metered substance is made in the form of a cylindrical glass vial with interchangeable nozzles and capillaries of various flow cross-sections to create vapor-gas mixtures with different volatility in a wide concentration range and forms a detachable connection with the mixing chamber. The advantage of the proposed capillary dispenser for steam-gas mixtures is the possibility of prompt and high-quality control of both changes in the properties of the substance during the dosing process and the amount of dosed substance per unit time for substances with a wide range of volatility.

However, to create a vapor-air mixture with a given concentration with other dosing substances, it is necessary either to connect another vial with this substance or pour a new dosed substance into the existing vial, while replacing the nozzle with the capillary required for this substance. Obtaining vapor-gas mixtures of OM by evaporation of OM from its liquid phase into the carrier gas stream is not desirable. This is due to the fact that the use of OM in its pure form imposes special measures to comply with safety rules during operation of the device, and also significantly complicates the procedure for confirming the operability of OM control devices directly at the installation sites in the working area. In addition, upon the evaporation of organic matter from its liquid phase into a carrier gas, the resulting vapor – gas mixture will have a high concentration of OPF, which entails the use of additional dilution systems.

In addition, in order to impart ejection properties to the dispenser, it is necessary to supply the carrier gas under high pressure, which is associated with the creation of a large volume of gas-vapor mixtures based on the OM in the process of testing gas analyzers.

Therefore, the basis of the design of the device to confirm the operability of the OM control devices directly at the places of their installation in the working area should be the method of uniform evaporation of the liquid into the carrier gas stream. When using this method, a dynamic equilibrium is always established between the surface of the organic matter and the gas, ending with the creation of gas-vapor mixtures of a given concentration.

The closest to the principle of action and technical essence for the dispenser of gas-vapor mixtures of the claimed device is a Kamba dosing cell based on the evaporation of liquids from the surface, which implements a dynamic method for producing gas-vapor mixtures by carburetion (DKKolerov "Metrological basis

gas analytical measurements ", publishing house of the Committee of Standards, Measures and Measuring Instruments, M., 1967, Fig. 77, p.227).

This method was developed by Camb, Labardine, Meir and Vaucher and consists in the evaporation of a certain amount of liquid into the carrier gas stream. The main part of the device is an evaporator. The device itself consists of a tube 600 mm high, in the lower part of which there is an evaporated liquid. Inside the tube is a cylinder made of thick and especially porous paper. The carrier gas flows through the central tube, the lower end of which is 1 cm above the surface of the liquid. The carrier gas from the tube passes along the walls of the porous paper, is saturated with vapor of its wetting liquid, and exits the tube. Thus, the operation of this dosing device is based on the evaporation of liquid from the surface into the flow of gas moving along this surface.

However, this device is characterized by the following disadvantages:

- the inconvenience of replacing filter paper and pouring OM, which requires compliance with increased security measures;

- poor-quality mixing, tk. the wettability of the paper is variable in height.

The objective of the utility model is to improve the quality of mixture formation during the preparation of a low concentration working mixture based on real OM.

The technical result that can be obtained using the utility model is to create a compact portable device for checking the serviceability and operability of gas analytical instruments at chemical weapons destruction facilities.

This object is achieved in that the device for checking the operability of poisonous substances control devices comprises a housing with attachment, sealing and temperature control units and a cover, inlet and outlet pipelines with fittings and a dispenser. In this case, the dispenser consists of a vessel, the inner cavity of which is connected to the inlet and outlet pipelines, and the lower part is filled with a working solution, above which there is a catching funnel connected through an expander to the outlet pipe, and a lid with a filler neck is installed in the upper part of the vessel and cork.

The essence of the utility model is illustrated in the drawing,

where: 1 - dispenser;

2 - a protective case;

3 - cover of the protective housing;

4 - dispenser vessel;

5 - input line;

6 - output line;

7 - transportation plugs;

8 - dispenser cover;

9 - filler neck;

10 - cork;

11 - catching funnel;

12 - expander;

13 - working solution;

14 - handle for transportation.

15 - thermally insulating material;

16 - seat for the metering device.

The device for confirming the operability of the exhaust gas control devices directly at the installation sites in the working area is a dispenser 1 located in a protective housing 2 with a cover 3. The dispenser 1 is made of pyrenes glass and is intended to generate combined-gas and air mixture. It consists of a housing 4, an input 5 and an output 6 pipelines, transportation plugs 7 and a cover 8 with a filler neck 9 and a plug 10. The inlet pipe 5 is designed to supply air necessary for receiving steam-gas mixtures of OV into the interior of the dispenser housing 2. The outlet pipe 6 is designed to capture the vapor-gas mixtures of OV and its supply to the air intake of the tested gas analysis device. It consists of a collecting funnel 11 and an expander 12. A collecting funnel 11 is designed to capture the prepared steam-gas mixture of OB, its initial mixing and direction to the expander 12. The expander 12 is designed to re-mix the vapor-gas mixture of OB, and also to prevent the working solution 13 from entering the air intake the line of the gas analyzer under test in case of sudden tipping of the device during the test.

The filler neck 9 is intended for filling dispenser 1 with working solution 13, its removal and degassing of the dispenser. Cork 10 is designed to seal the filler neck 9. Transport plugs 7 are designed to seal the input 5 and output 6 pipelines.

The protective housing 2 with the cover 3 is designed to prevent mechanical impact on the dispenser 1. To transport the device on the cover 3 of the protective housing 2, a handle 14 is provided.

The inner surfaces of the protective housing 2 and the cover 3 are covered with thermally insulating material 15, which is designed to thermostat the dispenser 1. Landing

the place for the metering device 16 is made of a foam material and is intended for reliable fixation of the metering device 1 in the inner space of the protective housing 2.

A device for confirming the operability of OM control devices directly at the places of their installation in the working area works as follows.

When the device’s outlet pipe 6 is connected to the intake manifold of the gas analyzer under test, atmospheric air through the device’s inlet 5 begins to flow into the dispenser 1. As a result, an air flow is formed in the interior of the housing 4 of the dispenser 1. The volumetric speed of the air flow passing through the dispenser 1 is determined by the technical characteristics of the gas analyzer under test. Passing over the liquid mirror, the air flow entrains OM and organic solvent vapors evaporating from the surface of the working solution 13. Under the given conditions, the OM evaporation rate is determined by the OM concentration in the working solution. The combined-gas mixture thus obtained enters the capture funnel 11, where it is initially mixed. Next, the gas-vapor mixture is sent to the expander 12. After re-mixing in the expander, the ready-to-use steam-gas mixture ОВ is supplied through the outlet pipe 6 to the intake manifold of the gas analyzer under test.

Thus, the design of the device for confirming the operability of the OM control devices directly at the places of their installation in the working area of chemical weapons destruction facilities meets the requirements for them. This device is capable of creating vapor-gas mixtures of organic matter of a given composition and is compact, portable and safe to operate. In this case, the concentration of toxic substances in gas-vapor mixtures corresponds to threshold levels of concentration of the tested gas analytical devices.

Claims (1)

A device for checking the operability of poisonous substances control devices, comprising a housing with attachment, sealing and temperature control units and a cover, inlet and outlet pipelines with fittings and a dispenser, characterized in that the dispenser consists of a vessel whose internal cavity is connected to the inlet and outlet pipelines, and its lower part is filled with a working solution, above the surface of which there is a catching funnel connected through an expander to an outlet pipe, while in the upper part of the vessel tanovlena cover with filler neck and cap.