Chart Dura-Cyl and Cryo-Cyl Series Liquid Cylinder Users Manual

This manual provides information about the Chart Dura-Cyl and Cryo-Cyl series of liquid gas cylinders


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Brand
CHART
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
70
File format
PDF
File size
7 MB
Published
19 October, 2023
Updated
19 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
94B630640017306E5042FDB2F3AA1914

About this manual

This manual provides detailed instructions for operating and maintaining Chart's Dura-Cyl and Cryo-Cyl cryogenic liquid cylinders. It covers safety procedures, model identification, performance specifications, and operational steps for various models including Dura-Cyl MCR and Cryo-Cyl 80HP. Sections address troubleshooting, service maintenance, and application-specific accessories.

The manual includes safety warnings for handling oxygen, nitrogen, and argon, emphasizing precautions against fire, oxygen enrichment, and cryogenic burns. It also outlines procedures for handling accidental drops or damage, and provides guidance on purging and servicing cylinders safely.

What's inside

  • Safety
  • Safe Handling
  • Introduction
  • Features
  • Theory of Operation
  • Operation of Cryo-Cyl
  • Operation of Dura-Cyl MCR-MP
  • Operation of Dura-Cyl MCR-HP
  • Operation of Dura-Cyl HP
  • Operation of Cryo-Cyl 80HP

Specifications

Cylinder DesignStainless steel support system
Neck TubeStainless steel, designed not to break if tipped over
Vacuum Maintenance SystemDesigned for long life and safety

Frequently asked questions

What should I do if a cylinder is dropped or tipped over?

Slowly raise it to vertical position, open the vent valve to release pressure, remove the liquid product safely, and if used in oxygen service, purge with inert gas. If damage is suspected, return it marked 'LIQUID CYLINDER DROPPED, INSPECT FOR DAMAGE'.

What are the safety warnings for handling oxygen?

Keep flammable materials away, prohibit smoking or open flames, and be aware that oxygen enrichment above 23% can cause rapid combustion or explosion.

What protective gear is required when removing parts from a cylinder?

Protective gloves and eye protection must be worn to prevent painful burns from extreme cold and pressure.

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