Hey all first post here mostly just because this is def the fish forum to be reading co2 injection method on.
I got this off the tescom website and wondered if it would be helpful to use considering the sheer amount of regulators above our ideal operating pressure sec 4.4:
http://www.documentation.emersonprocess.com/groups/public/documents/instruction_manuals/dopsmd41990xml2.pdf
for those that dont want to browse through this pdf basically the pdf from their site states to :
1. connect to pressure source
2. remove plug from handknob and loosen nut
3.use an allen head wrench to turn the adjusting screw to where the pressure is 5-10% higher than what is desired
4.Spin handknob clockwise til it stops against the bonnet
5.turn it back 1/8th of a turn and hold it in this position while tightening the nut against the hand knob
6.Test to make sure max pressure is in your desired range.
I was thinking for a regulator at the 250 psi outlet range that it would be easy to put a 100 psi gauge on it and use the handle locking mechanism to insure it cant go past say 60 psi. Does this sound about right? and have you heard of anyone having luck with this?
I got this off the tescom website and wondered if it would be helpful to use considering the sheer amount of regulators above our ideal operating pressure sec 4.4:
http://www.documentation.emersonprocess.com/groups/public/documents/instruction_manuals/dopsmd41990xml2.pdf
for those that dont want to browse through this pdf basically the pdf from their site states to :
1. connect to pressure source
2. remove plug from handknob and loosen nut
3.use an allen head wrench to turn the adjusting screw to where the pressure is 5-10% higher than what is desired
4.Spin handknob clockwise til it stops against the bonnet
5.turn it back 1/8th of a turn and hold it in this position while tightening the nut against the hand knob
6.Test to make sure max pressure is in your desired range.
I was thinking for a regulator at the 250 psi outlet range that it would be easy to put a 100 psi gauge on it and use the handle locking mechanism to insure it cant go past say 60 psi. Does this sound about right? and have you heard of anyone having luck with this?