Group: SPX Flow Technology
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Applications PA I N T S P R AY Automotive body shops utilize atomized paint to spray vehicles. Workers exposed to airborne paint emissions benefit from BAP Breathing Air Purifiers. PR OTE CTIV E COAT I N G S Manufacturers utilize compressed air to apply protective coatings. Airborne compounds will not adversely affect workers when respiratory air is supplied with BAP Breathing Air Purifiers. C O N F I N E D S PAC E S The quality of breathing is critical in confined space industries. Mining, vats, tanks, boilers, ships’ hulls, and grain storage facilities are environments with stale,...
Open the catalog to page 3SIX STAGE FILTRATION Stage 1 General purpose filter removes solid and liquid contaminants down to 1.0 micron Stage 2 High efficiency oil removal filter captures liquid aerosols and sub-micronic particles down 0.01 micron Stage 3 Pressure-swing regenerative desiccant dryer removes water vapor to ensure the effectiveness of the catalyst bed Stage 4 Dried air travels through a catalytic converter reducing CO concentrations by converting CO to CO2 Stage 5 Particulate removal filter collects contaminants 1.0 micron and larger from the purified air stream Stage 6 Activated carbon filter removes...
Open the catalog to page 4Features and Options FILTRATION & MONITORING • Pre-filtration removes solids and oils • After-filters collect remaining particles and adsorb vapor • CO catalyst converter • Air sample ports for optional analyzer installation MOISTURE INDICATOR • Visual color change PRESSURE GAUGES • Left / right tower • Inlet / outlet purifier • Purge pressure STANDARD CONTROLLER • NEMA 4/4X with critical LED indicators • Soft on / off switch with two power recovery modes • Switching failure alarms • Adjustable service indications • Tower / valve status LEDs • Voltage free common alarm contacts • RS-232...
Open the catalog to page 5OPTIMIZING CAPACITY Breathing air produced by a Breathing Air Purifier system can supply various levels of use. To select a BAP Series purifier, first determine the air pressure at the purifier inlet and the maximum breathing air flow required at a given time. The chart below illustrates an example of BAP Series estimated capacities based on 6-15 scfm (10-25 m3/h) per hood, helmet or suits as calculated in the sizing table. * Contact hood manufacturer for actual capacity before sizing purifier. MODEL SPECIFICATIONS IN/OUT CONNECTIONS 1 Flow capacity rated at CAGI conditions: 100 psig (7.0...
Open the catalog to page 6CAPACITY CORRECTION FACTORS To adjust BAP capacity for conditions other than rated, use the correction factors (multipliers) for inlet air temperature and pressure shown below. Example: What is the capacity of a 205 scfm (348 nm3/h) model when the compressed air at the inlet is 130 psig (9 bar) and 110°F (43°C)? Answer: 205 scfm (348 nm3/h) (rated flow from Product Specifications Table) x 1.08 (correction factor for inlet air temperature and pressure) = 221 scfm (375 nm3/h)
Open the catalog to page 7SPXFLDLUGlobal locations USA SPX FLOW 4647 SW 40th Avenue Ocala, Florida 34474-5788 United States of America P: (352) 873-5793 E: ppc.americas@spxflow.com CANADA SPX FLOW 1415 California Avenue Brockville, Ontario K6V 7H7 Canada P: 613-345-2280 E: ft.canada@spxflow.com APAC SPX FLOW ASIA PACIFIC 2F, Treasury Building 1568 Hua Shan Road Shanghai 20000523 Peoples Republic of China P: +86 21 2208 5888 EMEA SPX FLOW ETTEN-LEUR BV Munnikenheiweg 41 4879NE Etten-Leur The Netherlands P: +31 (0)76 5085545 E: ppc.emea@spxflow.com SPX FLOW INC. 4647 SW 40th Avenue Ocala, Florida 34474-5788 U.S.A. P:...
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