Questions Answered for Dust Collector.pdf
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This document contains a list of three technical questions received regarding a dust collector project. The questions address:
- Drawing availability: No drawings are available from a 2004 project, which is preventing a supplier from accurately quoting components. 2. Sensor point clarification: The document seeks confirmation on specific sensor points needed, including High Alarm, Fill Stop, Fill Start, Low Alarm, and Low-Low Alarm, with emphasis on ensuring all emergency shut-off, fire, overfill, and OSHA safety requirement sensors are identified. 3. Duct connection specifications: The requester is seeking information about connecting the dust collector to an existing duct system and confirming whether the existing dust collector (Amtech ATV-12) matches the required specifications, with a note that as many duct parts as needed are non-negotiable.
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Questions received for Dust Collector
1. My supplier is requesting the drawings, if available, for this project so he can quote the correct items. This was put in 2004. None available.
2. Clarification regarding the specific sensor points currently being used or expected for this project. Could you please confirm if the following sensor points are applicable:
• High Alarm
• Fill Stop
• Fill Start
• Low Alarm
• Low-Low Alarm
All sensors and alarms needed for emergency shut off/fire/overfill/and any other relevant alert system for OSHA and Safety requirments
3. Duct parts to connect dust collector to existing duct system (as much as needed-nonnegotiable). Regarding the existing dust collector, what would be it’s specifications, is it the same one that is required (Amtech ATV-12)? Pictures Attached.
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