SF6 gas sampling recovery bag SF6 recovery inflatable bag

SF6 gas sampling recovery bag (Winfoss-R2h)

SF6 gas recovery bags are designed to store up to 100 liters of gas and may require continuous gas sampling for hours before venting.

SF6 gas sampling recovery bag_SF6 gas recovery inflatable bag (WINFOSS-R2h) can airtightly connect the SF6 gas outlet of the SF6 circuit breaker during the micro-water test process with the gas collection bag through the air guide, and all the SF6 gas flowing out during the test process is sealed. Recycling, easy to use and operate, prevent the harm caused by the direct discharge of waste gas into the atmosphere, and is conducive to environmental protection.

Global environmental regulations limit the release of harmful gases into the atmosphere, such as using SF6 gas recovery bags, users can safely capture and control any exhaust gases required during testing.
When the user has completed the assessment or the SF6 gas recovery bag is full, it can be taken to the recycling point for proper disposal.
This is the ideal recycling solution, especially for greenhouse gases such as sulphur hexafluoride (SF6).

Self-sealing, industry standard couplings allow this bag to easily attach to an SF6 gas analyzer. Of course, the SF6 gas recovery bag (WINFOSS-R2h) can be used with any other gas analyzer, etc., when equipped with the correct valve.

SF6 Gas Sampling Recovery Bag_SF6 Gas Recovery Inflatable Bag (WINFOSS-R2h) is made of extremely tough, durable DP472PU (712028) polyamide coated material.

In addition to the transparent document pockets on the side and the reinforced handle for transport, a safety air guide valve is installed.
SF6 gas recovery bags have many standardized settings to enhance functionality.

SSF6 gas sampling recovery bag_SF6 gas recovery inflatable bag (WINFOSS-R2h) features:
Large capacity 100 liters
Safety valve for overpressure relief
Extremely light and easy to store
Sturdy handle
Inlet installation self-sealing joint
Suitable for various environments

SF6 is an extremely stable, non-flammable, high electrical resistance gas with excellent dielectric properties.
SF6 is usually used in medium and high voltage electrical equipment as electrical insulation, arc extinguishing and cooling medium.
However, SF6 is classified as a greenhouse gas and must be kept in closed circuit equipment to avoid release into the atmosphere.
The international Kyoto Protocol agreement provides for the reduction of harmful emissions in its member countries.
For transmission and distribution networks, SF6 technology remains critical.  
To protect people, equipment and the environment, routine SF6 analysis should be incorporated into maintenance planning.
In addition to reducing maintenance costs, early identification of decomposition products and moisture in SF6 gas will help avoid unnecessary downtime, power outages and failures.