INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Model 2331D
Gasometer
Revision F – June 2014
P/N: 2331-1050

S/N: ____________

2001 N. Indianwood Ave.

Broken Arrow, Oklahoma 74012 U.S.A.
Telephone: 918-250-7200
Fax: 918-459-0165
E-mail: chandler.sales@ametek.com
Website: http://www.chandlereng.com
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 TABLE OF CONTENTS T-1

Table of Contents
General Information................................................................ P-1
Introduction ...................................................................................................................... P-1
Purpose and Use .......................................................................................................... P-1
Description .................................................................................................................. P-1
Theory of Operation..................................................................................................... P-1
Features and Benefits......................................................................................................... P-2
Specifications .................................................................................................................... P-3
Safety Requirements .......................................................................................................... P-4
Symbols Used on Equipment ............................................................................................. P-5
Hydrogen Sulfide Safety Precautions ................................................................................. P-6
H2S (Hydrogen Sulfide) Properties ............................................................................... P-6
H2S Detection .............................................................................................................. P-6
Operational Procedures ................................................................................................ P-7
Where to Find Help ........................................................................................................... P-7

Section 1 – Installation ............................................................1-1

Unpacking the Instrument .................................................................................................. 1-1
Utilities Required ............................................................................................................... 1-1
Tools/Equipment Required ................................................................................................ 1-1
Setting up the Instrument ................................................................................................... 1-1

Section 2 – Operating Instructions ..........................................2-1

Description of Valves and Switches ................................................................................... 2-1
Carrying Handles (1) .................................................................................................... 2-2
Gauge (2 and 4) ........................................................................................................... 2-2
Two-Way Valve (3) ..................................................................................................... 2-2
Vent (5 and 6) .............................................................................................................. 2-2
Three-Way Valve (7 and 8) .......................................................................................... 2-2
Inlet (9 and 10) ............................................................................................................ 2-2
1000cc Jar (11) ............................................................................................................ 2-2
2000cc Jar (12) ............................................................................................................ 2-2
Piston (13 and 14) ........................................................................................................ 2-2
Knob (15 and 16) ......................................................................................................... 2-2
Scale (17 and 18) ......................................................................................................... 2-3
Vernier (19 and 20) ...................................................................................................... 2-3
Safety Relief Valve Port (21)........................................................................................ 2-3
Digital Temperature Display (22) ................................................................................. 2-3
Digital Volume Display (23) ......................................................................................... 2-3
Operating Procedure.......................................................................................................... 2-3
Measuring Absolute Volume ........................................................................................ 2-4
Operations for Measuring Flow Rate ............................................................................ 2-4

Section 3 – Maintenance .........................................................3-1

Tools Required .................................................................................................................. 3-1
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Cleaning and Service Tips .................................................................................................. 3-1

Cleaning the Jars and Replacing the O-rings ....................................................................... 3-1
Leak Test ..................................................................................................................... 3-2
Scale Adjustment ......................................................................................................... 3-3

Section 4 – Troubleshooting Guide .........................................4-1

Section 5 - Replacement Parts .................................................5-1
Replacement Parts for Model 2331D Gasometer................................................................ 5-1

Section 6 - Drawings and Schematics ......................................6-1

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General Information
Introduction
This manual contains installation, operation, and maintenance instructions for the Model
2331D Gasometer.

Purpose and Use

The Model 2331D is designed for the precise volumetric measurement of atmospheric gas. In
the past, most gas measurements were made with the wet test meter, gas burette, or a
gasometer. Accurate volume measurements of all types of gases are very difficult to obtain,
especially those that contain carbon dioxide.

Description
The Model 2331D Gasometer was developed for use in a PVT laboratory where all types of
gases are encountered. It has two precision bore glass tubes: 1000 cm3 and 2000 cm3, which
can be connected together to produce a total volume of 3000 cm3. Each side of the
instrument contains an atmospheric volumetric pump with the piston connected to a
measuring device, including a scale, a vernier, a pressure-adjusting knob, a digital temperature
and pressure display.

Theory of Operation
When the gas is introduced into the precision bore cylinder through the inlet port, the piston is
displaced. This linear displacement of the piston is measured with a scale that is calibrated in
volumetric units (cubic centimeters). A vernier is provided to improve the resolution of the
measurement. The two parameters of the volumetric measurement of gas are pressure and
temperature.
In the gasometer, it is recommended that all the volumetric readings be taken at atmospheric
pressure. This can be achieved with the aid of a null gauge and adjusting knob provided on
the gasometer. It is also recommended that the volumetric reading be taken at room
temperature.
To change the measured volume of gas to any standard pressure and temperature, the
following relationship should be used:

 P  T 
V 2 = V1 x  1  x  2 
 P2   T1 
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Where: V1 = measured volume

P1 = Atmospheric Pressure (gas pressure in the jar at the time of the
volumetric reading)
T1 = Room Temperature (temperature of gas at the time of volumetric
reading)
V2 = Volume at desired standard conditions
P2 = desired standard pressure
T2 = desired standard temperature

Features and Benefits

• Cylinders are made of precision-bore Pyrex tubing
• Piston seals are spring-loaded fluorocarbon
• Scales are provided with verniers to read volume with resolution of 0.1% of full scale
• Overall accuracy of the gasometer is 0.2% or better depending on environmental
temperature
• Compound gauges for pressure
• Three gasometers in one. The 1000 cc and 2000 cc cylinders can be used individually
or combined to allow for a total displacement of 3000 cc
• Integral safety considerations in the form of pressure relief valves and shielding of the
viewing slots
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Specifications
Operating Conditions:
Input Voltage: 100 - 240 VAC
Input Current: 2A
Frequency: 50 / 60 HZ, 1 Phase
Total Capacity: 3000 cc
Left Side Capacity: 2000 cc
Right Side Capacity: 1000 cc
Accuracy: 0.2% of Reading
Maximum Pressure: 50 inches of water (~2 psi)
Scale Resolution: 0.1% of Full Scale

Environmental Conditions:
Environment: Indoor Use
Altitude: 6561.6 ft (2000m)
Temperature: 41°F - 104°F (5°C - 40°C)
Relative Humidity: 80% for temperatures up to 31°C decreasing linearly to
50% at 40°C

Weights and Dimensions:

Dimensions: 40.31” (102.4 cm) high x 13.31” (33.81 cm) wide x
7.69” (19.53 cm) deep (including 3/8” thick rubber feet)
Weight: 50.5 lbs. (20.9 kg)
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Safety Requirements
Before attempting to operate the instrument, the operator should read and understand this
manual.

NOTE: Remove the cotton from the gauge, by accessing the gauge face with the two
screws on the side and then replace the face of the gauge. (Cotton should be
replaced if shipment is required.)

Pressurized vessels and associated equipment are potentially dangerous. The Model 2331D
Gasometer described in this manual should be operated only by personnel trained in
procedures that will assure safety to themselves, to others, and to the equipment.

Use this instrument only in a well-ventilated room. Improper use with hydrogen sulfide or
other hazardous fluids may result in personal injury or death from breaks, leaks, or explosions.
Keep oxygen close and take all the safety precautions described in this operating manual.

To ensure safety:
• Locate the instrument in a low traffic area.
• Post signs where the instrument is being operated to warn non-operating personnel.
• Read and understand instructions before attempting instrument operation.
• Observe caution notes!
• Observe and follow the warning labels on the instrument.
• Never exceed the instrument maximum pressure ratings.
• Appropriately rated fire extinguishers should be located within close proximity.
• Never connect a pressure source to the gasometer or create a pressure in the cylinders of
more than about 50 inches of water (~2 psi). Higher pressure will activate the pressure
relief valve and the gas sample will be lost.
• Never cap the downstream port for the relief valves (in the right panel of the instrument).
One quarter tubing should be connected from this port to a safety ventilation hood or
other safe discharge area.
• Do NOT turn the knobs beyond top dead and bottom dead positions of the piston.
Overloading the knobs may cause damage to the pinion and gear mechanism.
• Refer to the H2S Safety section below when working with sour gas.
• Always position the instrument in such a manner that allows easy access to the power
cord.
• Always wear the appropriate PPE and take the cautionary measures based on the type of
gas used.
• Always wear eye protection when operating or servicing the instrument.
• In case of fire, use the appropriate rated fire extinguisher based on the type of gas used.
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Symbols Used on Equipment

Symbol Meaning

Protective Conductor
Terminal

Documentation must be
consulted in all cases
where this caution symbol
is marked.
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Hydrogen Sulfide Safety Precautions

H2S (Hydrogen Sulfide) Properties
Color: Colorless
Odor: Very offensive; odor of rotten eggs.
Vapor Density: 1.5399 g/l. H2S is heavier than air.
Boiling Point: -76 °F (-60 °C)
Explosive Limits: 4.3 to 46% by volume in air
Ignition Temperature: 500 °F (260 °C)
Water Solubility: 4 volumes gas in 1 volume water at 32 °F.
Flammability: Forms explosive mixtures with air or oxygen.

H2S (Hydrogen Sulfide) Toxicity Table

Concentration of H2S Symptoms of Exposure
1 ppm (1/10,000 of 1%) • Can Smell
10 ppm • Allowable for 8 hour’s exposure
100 ppm • Kills sense of smell in 3 to 15 minutes
• May burn eyes and throat
200 ppm • Kills sense of smell rapidly
• Burns eyes and throat
500 ppm • Loss of reasoning and balance
• Respiratory disturbances in 2 to 15 minutes
• Needs prompt artificial resuscitation
700 ppm • Will become unconscious quickly
• Breathing will stop and death will result if not
rescued promptly
• Immediate artificial resuscitation
1000 ppm • Unconscious at once
• Permanent brain damage may result unless
rescued promptly

Note: ppm = parts of H2S per million parts of air by volume

H2S Detection
Hydrogen sulfide is generally recognized by a characteristic, foul odor. Prolonged exposure
to low concentrations has a tendency to act upon the olfactory nerves, thereby dulling the
sense of smell. This is important, especially to those who think they can detect dangerous
concentrations by the sense of smell. Additionally, it acts on the eyes and respiratory system
resulting in irritation. Irritation to the eyes often causes severe pain and may incapacitate the
worker. When high concentrations are present, death may occur before the odor is detected
due to lung paralysis.
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Laboratory monitoring units are available from a number of suppliers. A few are listed below:

General Monitors National Draeger Inc. Delphian Corporation

Costa Mesa, CA 92626 P.O. Box 120-T Northvale, NJ 07647-1977
(714) 540-4895 Pittsburgh, PA 15230 (201) 767-7300

Operational Procedures
• A safety breathing apparatus is required. Each operator must wear an "escape" mask
around the neck and in-waiting position. This should be used for escape only. An
independent breathing apparatus, with compressed air bottles, should be available in the
event personnel must enter a contaminated area, e.g., for a rescue operation.

• Escape routes and containment procedures must be planned before operation.

• Use this equipment only in a well-ventilated room and ensure that the air is ventilated to a
safe location.

• Consider the consequences of an operator's immediate escape and the additional

equipment operating in the room. A "kill" switch located near the exit may be required.

• Do not place other equipment, such as air compressors, in a room that could become
contaminated.

Where to Find Help

In the event of problems, contact your local sales representative or Chandler Engineering
L.L.C.®

• Telephone: 918-250-7200
• Fax: 918-459-0165
• E-mail: chandler.sales@ametek.com
• Website: www.chandlereng.com

Instrument training classes are also available.

 SECTION 1 – INSTALLATION 1-1

Section 1 – Installation
Unpacking the Instrument
Carefully unpack the Model 2331D and all of its accessories. Visually inspect the equipment
for any damage that may have occurred during shipping. After the instrument is removed
from the shipping crate, the equipment and spare parts should be checked against the packing
list to insure that all parts have been received and none are damaged.

Note: File an insurance claim with your freight carrier if damage has occurred
during shipping. Verify all parts shown on the enclosed packing list have
been received. If items are missing, please notify Chandler Engineering
immediately.

1. Remove the gasometer from the box and place it on a table in an upright position.
2. Remove all of the packing material from the gasometer and store it for future use.
3. Wipe off all dust and dirt with a clean cloth.
4. Inspect the gasometer for any damage. Any damage should be reported immediately to
Chandler Engineering with full details.

Utilities Required
110/220 VAC ± 15%, 50/60 Hz

Tools/Equipment Required
Basic hand tools.

Setting up the Instrument

The gasometer is shipped fully assembled and tested at the factory and should require no
adjustments.
 SECTION 2 – OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 2-1

Section 2 – Operating Instructions

Description of Valves and Switches
Figure 1 below provides an illustration of the gasometer. Following the illustration is a
complete description of each component.

Figure 1: Gasometer

CHANDLER
2-2 SECTION 2 – OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Carrying Handles (1)

Recessed handles are provided on the sides for transporting the gasometer.

Gauge (2 and 4)
A compound gauge, 60 in. water, 0-60 in. water is provided to find the null pressure. For best
results, the gauge should be dithered (tapped) before taking a reading. The gauge has a
setscrew on the front face for setting the initial null value.

Two-Way Valve (3)

This valve opens and closes the line connecting the 1000cc and 2000cc jars. When in its
CLOSED position, the 1000cc and 2000cc jars are separated and can be used individually. In
the OPEN position, the jars are connected and the total volume is 3000cc.

Vent (5 and 6)
These ports are connected to the 1000cc and 2000cc jars through individual three-way valves.
The ports are used to vent their respective jars to atmosphere or to transfer the collected gas
to other instruments. The ports have a Swagelok fitting for ¼” OD tubing.

Three-Way Valve (7 and 8)

These valves connect the 1000cc jar or 2000cc jar to either the inlet port or the vent port.
When in its closed position, the jar is disconnected from both inlet and vent ports.

Inlet (9 and 10)

These ports are connected to the 1000cc and 2000cc jars through individual three-way valves.
The gas source is connected to these ports. The ports have a Swagelok fitting for ¼” OD
tubing.

1000cc Jar (11)

This is a 1000cc jar made of precision bore Pyrex tubing with an I.D. of 2.7340”. A Lexan
shield protects it.

2000cc Jar (12)

This is a 2000cc jar made of precision bore Pyrex tubing with an I.D. of 4.0000”. A Lexan
shield protects it.

Piston (13 and 14)

Both the 1000cc and the 2000cc pistons are made of aluminum. Both pistons have a spring-
loaded fluorocarbon seal on each end.

Knob (15 and 16)

These are pressure-adjusting knobs for the 1000cc and 2000cc jars. The knobs are connected
to the pistons through a rack-and-pinion. The knobs are used for adjusting null pressure in the
jars.
 SECTION 2 – OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 2-3

Scale (17 and 18)

These scales are for the 1000cc and 2000cc jars, respectively. For the 1000cc jar, each
secondary division represents 10cc. For the 2000cc jar, each secondary division represents
20cc.

Vernier (19 and 20)

The verniers provided for each jar have a total of ten divisions. Using the vernier, the total
volume of the 1000cc jar can be resolved to one cubic centimeter and the 2000cc jar can be
resolved to two cubic centimeters.

Safety Relief Valve Port (21)

This port is connected to the downstream side of the safety relief valve. When either inlet
pressure exceeds 2 psi, the safety relief valve opens and vents the gas to this port. It should
be connected through ¼” tubing to a safe discharge area.

Digital Temperature Display (22)

This monitor displays the cylinder temperature in °F.

Digital Volume Display (23)

This monitor displays the volume displacement in cc’s. It may be used for improved accuracy
and repeatability over the mechanical scale and vernier.

Operating Procedure
The gasometer may be used either for measuring the absolute volume or for measuring the gas
flow rate. Operations for both methods are described below.

In either of the methods, it is important to maintain the room temperature, where the tests are
conducted, close to 72 °F (22 °C) so that the error due to thermal expansion is minimized.
The zero of the vernier and the scale should be checked to assure that they coincide and the
error due to thermal expansion does not interfere. Any adjustment should be made according
to the “Scale Adjustment” described in the Installation Section of this manual. Expansion is
minimized. If your unit is equipped with digital temperature monitors, they must be allowed
to stabilize and warm up for 30 minutes.

If one or both of the pistons are not at the top (0) position in the cylinder and the power is
turned off or interrupted, the digital indicator(s) will require resetting as follows: move the
piston to the top of the cylinder and simultaneously press the menu and reset buttons. The
monitor will reset and indicate a (0) position.
2-4 SECTION 2 – OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

Measuring Absolute Volume

1. Turn both of the three-way valves to the VENT position.
2. Bring both of the pistons to the top dead positions.
3. Turn both three-way valves to the CLOSED position.
4. Turn the two-way valve to the CLOSED position. If the gas volume to be collected is
larger than the capacity of one jar, turn the two-way valve to the OPEN position,
connecting the two jars.
5. Connect the gas source(s) to the inlet port(s), making sure that the larger source is
connected to the 2000cc jar in a two-source test.
6. Gas is admitted into the jar by turning the three-way valve to the INLET position.
7. Let the gas in the jars come to room temperature.
8. Bring the gas to null pressure by adjusting the knobs. The gauges should be tapped while
adjusting null pressure.
9. Observe the volumetric reading using the vernier and scale, or the digital volume display.
Note the room temperature.
10. The collected gas can be transferred to another apparatus for further tests through the vent
port by turning to the appropriate valve position.

Operations for Measuring Flow Rate

1. Turn the 2000cc three-way valve to its inlet position and the 1000cc three-way valve to its
vent position.
2. Turn the two-way valve to its open position connecting both jars.
3. Bring both pistons to their top dead position. (If equipped with digital monitors: before
you start the test, simultaneously press the menu and reset buttons and the monitor will
reset and indicate a (0) position.)
4. Connect the gas source to the inlet port of the 2000cc jar.
5. Allow the gas to flow through the gasometer until a constant flow is established, holding
the pistons to the top dead positions.
6. Simultaneously turn the three-way valve to the 1000cc side to close position and start a
stopwatch.
7. Gas will be collected in both jars.
8. After a pre-determined time, turn the three-way valve of the 2000cc side to its closed
position and simultaneously start a stopwatch.
9. Disconnect the gas source.
10. Let the gas in the jars come to room temperature.
11. Bring the gas to its null pressure by adjusting the knobs. The gauges should be tapped
while adjusting the null pressure.
12. Take the volumetric reading, using the vernier and scale, or digital monitor, on both the
jars. These readings are added to get the total volume. Note the room temperature and
the time in “seconds” from the stopwatch.

Flow rate is calculated using the following relationship:

Total Volume
Flow rate in cc/minute = * 60 cc / minute
Time in Seconds
 SECTION 3 – MAINTENANCE 3-1

Section 3 – Maintenance
Tools Required
Basic Hand Tools

Cleaning and Service Tips

• The gasometer should require little or no maintenance. However, as a preventive
measure, regularly clean the inside of the glass jars. A dirty jar can retard the smooth
movement of the piston.
• The bearings on the shaft hangers and bottom caps should be lubricated with oil at least
once per year.
• Never replace the power cord with an inadequately rated power cord (see Section 5 –
Replacement Parts for the Chandler Engineering part number).
• Maintenance should only be performed by qualified personnel.

Cleaning the Jars and Replacing the O-rings

As another part of the preventive maintenance, the O-rings on the end caps and seals should
be checked regularly and, if required, the worn out or damaged seals should be replaced.

To replace the O-rings and seals and to clean the inside of the jars, the following steps should
be taken to disassemble these fixtures.

1. Purge the Gasometer before performing maintenance.

2. Disconnect the power cord.
3. Remove the knobs from the front by loosening the set screws.
4. Remove the rear cover by removing the six screws.
5. Remove both vernier brackets by loosening the Allen screw.
6. Disconnect the piping at the top of the jars, thermocouple(s), and electronic scale
connector, shown in figure 4.
7. Remove the four screws that connect the lower plate of the jar assembly and the bracket
of the chassis.
8. Pull out the whole jar assembly and set aside.
9. Unscrew the six tie-rods holding together the top and bottom plate of the jar assembly.
This will separate the two individual jar assemblies.
10. Unscrew three tie-rods that hold together top and bottom end caps and the piston
assembly.
11. Now the O-ring and/or seals can be changed and the jars cleaned.
12. The seals should be installed so that the lip of the seals are facing opposite each other, as
shown in Figure 2.
13. Insert the piston assembly into the Pyrex tubing.

Each piston in the top dead center position with valves closed is required to hold 20 inches
water/air pressure without leaking. See the following Leak Test procedure to verify that the
seals are operating properly.
3-2 SECTION 3 – MAINTENANCE

Each piston should move when 10-20 inches water/air pressure is applied. If the seal on the
piston is too loose, remove the light load spring and replace with a medium or heavy load
spring.

The lower seal is used to guide the piston and is not required to seal. The spring can be left
out of this seal if the friction is too great.

To reassemble, follow these steps in reverse order.

Figure 2: Seal Placement

Leak Test
1. Fill the 1000cc jar with air (approximately 700cc).
2. Adjust the 2000cc piston to its top dead position.
3. Turn both three-way valves to the closed position.
4. Connect both jars by opening the two-way valves.
5. Transfer the air from the 1000cc jar into the 2000cc jar.
6. Adjust the gauges to read “0” by moving the piston positions slightly in order to relieve
any pressure or vacuum, and read the scale on the 2000cc jar. This reading should be
between 700cc and 690cc, indicating that there are no leaks in the fitting.
7. Transfer the air back into the 1000cc jar and repeat the above process. Take another
reading on the 1000cc scale.
8. Repeat this process five times, by returning to step five.
9. After five transfers, the volume should still be between 700cc and 690cc.
 SECTION 3 – MAINTENANCE 3-3

10. If there is any leak, the tightness of the fittings should be checked. If the leak still persists
after checking the fittings, the leak is probably at the seals. To replace the seals, refer to
the maintenance section of this manual.
11. Connect the vent ports and the safety relief valve port to a safe discharge area.

Scale Adjustment
Turn both three-way valves to Vent. Bring both pistons to the top dead positions. At this
position, the zero of the main scale and the zero of the vernier should coincide to give zero
readings. If the zeros do not coincide, the following steps should be taken to adjust the scale:

Figure 3: Vernier Adjustment

1. Disconnect the power cord.
2. Remove the rear cover of the gasometer by
removing six screws.
3. Loosen the Allen screw shown in Figure 3, so that
the vernier bracket can move up and down the rack
(or piston rod).
4. Adjust the vernier so that its zero coincides with the
zero of the scale. During the adjustment, make sure
that the piston is at its top dead position. Hold the
vernier scale in this position and tighten the Allen
screw.
5. Replace the rear cover.

Figure 4: Wiring Disconnections

3-4 SECTION 3 – MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Model 2331 Gasometer

COMPONENT EACH TEST MONTHLY 3 MONTHS 6 MONTHS ANNUAL

Pyrex Jars Clean
O-rings Check for wear
Bearings Lubricate
 SECTION 4 – TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 4-1

Section 4 – Troubleshooting Guide

Problem Solution

Gas is leaking from the 1. Be sure the vent valve is closed.

cylinders. 2. Replace the piston seals.
 SECTION 5 – REPLACEMENT PARTS 5-1

Section 5 - Replacement Parts

Replacement Parts for Model 2331D Gasometer
Part Number Description
54-700-230 O-ring
54-700-240 O-ring
72-20 Seal Bal 305-240
72-21 Seal Bal 304-145
72-23 Medium Load Spring
72-24 Heavy Load Spring
72-25 Medium Load Spring
72-26 Heavy Load Spring
C09889 Fuse, 2.000A, 250V, 5x20, Fast Blow
QX-C-1266 Power cord,230V,10A,2.5m
P-2441 Power cord,110V,10A,3.0m

Note: This gasometer is built with 72-20 and 72-21 seals. This standard seal/spring
is the recommended replacement part. Use the medium and heavy springs only
for conditions noted in Section 3 - Maintenance.

To ensure correct part replacement, always specify model and serial number of instrument when
ordering or corresponding.
 SECTION 6 – DRAWINGS AND SCHEMATICS 6-1

Section 6 - Drawings and Schematics

Drawing Number Description
2331-11 Wiring Schematic
2331-19 Electronics Enclosure
2331-21 Gasometer Cylinder and Drive Assembly
2331-22 Front Panel Assembly
2331D Gasometer Assembly
Declaration of Conformity
 
CHANDLER ENGINEERING
 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
REVISIONS
ZONE REV. DESCRIPTION DATE APPROVED

NOTES: K ECN T5941; REPLACE C12105 WITH H-8013 5/7/14 TC

L ECN T6035; ADD C16312, C16313 AND 6/23/14 TC

1. SEE 2331-11 FOR WIRING SCHEMATIC.

C16318 TO BOM

H H
2. PART # P-0421NOT SHOWN. SEE 2331-11.
2

22

G G
1

14 2X
F 13 F

11
15
4X

2X 4X

E E

ITEM NO. PART Description EXPLODED

NUMBER VIEW/QTY.

D 1 2331-13 COVER, BACK 1 D

2 C15723 MODULE,PWR ENTRY,230V,2A,EU 1

3 2331-12 BOX, ELECTRONICS 1
9 4 79-922 TERMINAL STRIP 1
5 26-821 TEMPERATURE DISPLAY 2
6 62-711 DIGITAL VOLUME GUAGE 2
7 62-713 ENCODER CABLE 2
3
8 C09578 CONN,TC,M/F,TYPE-K,MINI 2

C 9 C09581 TYPE (K) THERMOCOUPLE WIRE 2FT C

10 C09889 FUSE,2.000A,250V,5X20,FAST 1
11 07867-12 WASHER, STAR, #8 4
12
13 H-8013 SCREW,HHSC,SS,8-32X0.500,STD 4
14 C11483 SCREW,THMS,SS,6-32X0.625,PHIL 2
15 H-6003 NUT,HEX,SS,6-32 2
16
17
23 8X
18
B B
19 H-10-106 SCREW, BDG, 10-32 X .500, PHH 8
2X 7 22 8X 20
21
19 8X 22 H-10-003 WASHER,FLAT,SS,#10 8

USED AT 2331D ASSY 23 H-10-002 WSHR,LOCK,SS,#10 8

24 43696-00 TERM. BLUE DISCONNECT, .187 2
25 43118-00 TERM, DISC .110 X .020 INSUL 14- 5
26 P-0421 TERM, RED RING, #6 1
27 C16312 VAR,275VAC,ULTRA MOV 3
A A
28 C16313 RES,1MOHM,2W,1%,350V 1
29 C16318 FERRITE CORE,SOLID 7
THIS DOCUMENT AND THE DRAWINGS AND
TECHNICAL DATA CONTAINED HEREON ARE THE
PROPERTY OF CHANDLER ENGINEERING COMPANY
LLC. REPRODUCTION OR DISSEMINATION IN ANY
BREAK EDGES, DEBURR DRAWN: DRJ 11/15/2003
UON DIMS ARE IN INCHES MFG: TC 06-23-14 CHANDLER ENGINEERING
FORM EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY AUTHORIZED BY THE
1 PLC 0.030 2 PLC 0.010 ENGR: BD 11-15-03 ELECTRONICS ENCLOSURE
OWNER IS FORBIDDEN. THE HOLDER AGREES TO 3 PLC 0.005 ANGL 1/2
RETURN THE DOCUMENT TO THE OWNER ON SURFACE FINISH 63 RMS TYPE: PN: 2331-19 REV L SIZE D
DEMAND. COPYRIGHT BY CHANDLER ENGINEERING
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REV DESCRIPTION DATE APPROVED
ECN T5751; DELETE P-0860 AND ADD NOTE
C CONCERNING LOCTITE
2/10/14 TC
6 32
12 5
12

H H
CEMENT ITEM 32
APPROX. AS SHOWN
A 37
A

24
1
G G

39 16
2 2 17
15 18
1 1 2

14 19
1 6

F F
20
1
25
6
13
1 1

21
1

E E
C
12
2
D
8
4
11
22
4
1
10
1
1 B
30
D 23 DETAIL D D
2
2

ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY

3 1 2331-4-9 BRACE, BOTTOM 1
2 REF 2 5-203 BEARING FLANGED A-D #DE2D9 4
REF 3 13-889 COLLAR 4
4 2331-4-11 SHAFT, GASOMETERSHAFT 2
5 H-25-016 SCREW,FHMS,SS,1/4-20X5/8 12
6 H-25-017 SCREW,BHMS,SS,1/4-20X3/4 12
7 70-131-2100 SCREW,SHCS,SS,6-32X0.625L 8
8 4
C 8 72-677 HANGER,SHAFT,1/4,AL,ANODIZED 4 C
REF REF 9 3820-40-7 FILTER, PRESSURE 2
DETAIL B 10 2331-4-7 GLAND, BOTTOM, 2000CC 1
11 68-679 RETAINING RING 4
12 5-202 BEARING LIN BALL BERG LMB-2-B 2
13 2331-3 PISTON ASSY, 2000CC 1
SECTION A-A 14 2331-4-5 CYLINDER, 2000CC 1
15 2331-4-6 GLAND, TOP, 2000CC 1
16 54-700-240 ORING,BUNA-N,3-3/4 2
DETAIL C 17 2331-4-2 GLAND, TOP, 1000CC 1
7 GROMMET 2X 18 54-700-230 ORING,BUNA-N,2-1/2 2
8 19 2331-4-10 TIE ROD, BRACE 6
20 2331-4-1 CYLINDER, 1000CC 1
5 NOTES: 21 2331-2 PISTON ASSY, 1000CC 1
REF 22 2331-4-3 GLAND, BOTTOM, 1000CC 1
B 1. FOR SEAL ADJUSTMENTS AND REPLACEMENTS SEE 2331-0004P. 23 27-555-42-64 GEAR, SPUR 32P A-D #DAB18T64 2 B
30 6 2. TEST CYLINDERS PER 2331-0005P. 24 2331-4-8 BRACE, TOP 1
2 25 2331-4-4 TIE ROD, CYLINDER 6
REF
26
31 USE C11901 HIGH TEMP LOCTITE 27
ON SET SCREW OF ITEM 23. 28
2 29
4 30 62-712 POSITION TRANSDUCER 2
2 31 2331-9-1 BRACKET, TRANSDUCER MOUNTING 2
32 C10656 THERMOCOUPLE,CEMENT ON 2
36 35 34 33 3 33 H-6029 SCREW,BHMS,SS,6-32X1.25L 4
4 4 4 4 4 34 H-6003 NUT,HEX,SS,6-32 4
2 35 H-6002 WSHR,FLAT,SS,#6 4
4 36 H-6001 WSHR,LOCK,SS,#6 4
37 1-402 EPOXY A/R
A 40 9 38 DCI FREE STOCK GROMMET, 1-1/16X1/2X11/32 2
A
2 2 1
8 39 P-1486 CONN,SS,1/4TX1/8MP,SW 2
1 40 P-2733 RING,RETAINER 2
4 THIS DOCUMENT AND THE DRAWINGS AND
TECHNICAL DATA CONTAINED HEREON ARE THE
PROPERTY OF CHANDLER ENGINEERING COMPANY
LLC. REPRODUCTION OR DISSEMINATION IN ANY
BREAK EDGES, DEBURR DRAWN: TC 02-10-14
UON DIMS ARE IN INCHES MFG: TC 02-10-14 CHANDLER ENGINEERING
FORM EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY AUTHORIZED BY THE
1 PLC 0.030 2 PLC 0.010 ENGR: DWC 02-10-14 ASSY, CYLINDER/DRIVE, GASOMETER
OWNER IS FORBIDDEN. THE HOLDER AGREES TO 3 PLC 0.005 ANGL 1/2
RETURN THE DOCUMENT TO THE OWNER ON SURFACE FINISH 63 RMS TYPE: PN: 2331-21 REV C SIZE D
DEMAND. COPYRIGHT BY CHANDLER ENGINEERING
COMPANY LLC THIRD ANGLE PROJECTION STRUCT: PROJ: Imported Data Set SHEET 1 OF 1
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REVISIONS
ZONE REV. DESCRIPTION DATE APPROVED

ECN T5530; ADDED SET PRESSURE TO

G 9/18/13 TC
RELIEF VALVE ON SHEET 2

ECN T5941; CHANGED PRESSURE NOTE ON

H SHEET TO "55 IN H2O"` 5/7/14 TC

F
F

10

E E

D
5 D

LEFT VIEW

16

C
C

8
Default/QTY
ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION .
1 2331-15 FRONT PANEL 1
20 2 2331-5-2 SHIELD, PROTECTIVE 1
2 3 88-959 VALVE, BALL FM 1/8NPT, 3 PORT, SS 2
4 C10292 VALVE, 2W, 1/8FNPT, SS 1
5 26-719 GAUGE, 3", -60/+60, INH20 2
6 P-1487 ELBOW, SS, 1/8MPX1/4T, SW 6
7 P-1486 CONN,SS,1/4TX1/8MP,SW 2
1 8 P-2703 CONN, SS, 1/4T X 1/8FP 4
B 9 25-329 TEE, FEM RUN 1/4" X 1/4" 2
10 25-546 FTG TEE MR SWLOK SS-400-3-4TTM 1 B
11 88-992 VALVE, RELIEF INLINE 2
12 P-1772 ELBOW,SS,1/4MPX1/4T,SW 1
13 P-1402 CONN,SS,1/4FPX1/4T,SW 2
14 P-1941 CROSS,SS,UN,1/4T,SW 2
15 86-872 SS,TBG,0.250x0.035W,316,SMLS 6'
16 C08132 RETAINER, BHD 1/4" T, SS 4
17 H-6038 SCREW,THMS,SS,6-32X0.500,PHIL 10
18 H-6001 WSHR,LOCK,SS,#6 10
19 H-6003 NUT,HEX,SS,6-32 10
20 99236-260 WARNING LABEL 1
21 C12105 SCREW,THMS,SS,8-32X0.500,PHIL 9
22 H-8001 WSHR,LOCK,SS,#8 9
23 H-8004 NUT,HEX,SS,8-32 9

UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED

A DIMENSIONS IN INCHES
A
TOLERANCES:
1 PLACE 0.030
CHANDLER ENGINEERING
. . 2 PLACE 0.010
NEXT ASSY USED ON 3 PLACE 0.005 TITLE
ANGLES 1/2
ASSY, FRONT PANEL
32
APPLICATION SURF. FINISH
BREAK SHARP EDGES, DEBURR APPROVALS DATE
THIS DOCUMENT AND THE DRAWINGS AND TECHNICAL DATA CONTAINED
HEREON ARE THE PROPERTY OF CHANDLER ENGINEERING COMPANY, LLC DRAWN: SS 10/30/09 SIZE DWG NO. REV.
REPRODUCTION OR DISSEMINATION IN ANY FORM EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY
AUTHORIZED BY THE OWNER IS FORBIDDEN. THE HOLDER AGREES TO RETURN CHECKED: TC 10/30/09 D 2331-22 H
THIS DOCUMENT TO THE OWNER ON DEMAND.
COPYRIGHT BY CHANDLER ENGINEERING COMPANY, LLC ENGR.: DAH 10/30/09 SCALE: 1:12 TITLE BLOCK REV: 2.0 SHEET: 1 of 2
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

10 35
SET VALVE TO 55 IN H2O 28
29 (APPROX 2.0PSI)
AND ENGRAVE OR STAMP 24 2.74
29 1.50
1.50
F 11 1.26 2.88
F

33 26

1.53 1.00
TUBE A
ELBOW TO INLET TUBE B BEND AT ASSY
LENGTH: 4" ELBOW TO INLET TUBE C
REQ'D: 2 LENGTH: 4" ELBOW TO FITTING TUBE D
REQ'D: 2 LENGTH: 9" TEE TO ELBOW
34 REQ'D: 2 LENGTH: 2 7/8""
REQ'D: 2
31
2.50 2.00
2.38 1.88
27 BEND AT ASSY
30
E E

TUBE H
.75 TUBE F TUBE G TEE TO ELBOW
CROSS TO FITTING CROSS TO FITTING LENGTH: 1 7/8""
28 LENGTH: 3 5/16""
REQ'D: 1
LENGTH: 3 5/8"
REQ'D: 1
REQ'D: 1
TUBE E
CROSS TO TEE
24 LENGTH: 6 7/8""
REQ'D: 2

3.37
D D

1.88 1.75

.75

1.13

TUBE J
CROSS TO CYLINDER C
C LENGTH: 9" 2.00
REQ'D: 1

TUBE L
ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION exploded WALL TO TEE
view/QTY. LENGTH: 5 5/8"
1 2331-15 FRONT PANEL 1 REQ'D: 1
2 2331-5-2 SHIELD, PROTECTIVE 1
3 88-959 VALVE, BALL FM 1/8NPT, 3 PORT, SS 2
4 C10292 VALVE, 2W, 1/8FNPT, SS 1
2 5 26-719 GAUGE, 3", -60/+60, INH20 2
6 P-1487 ELBOW, SS, 1/8MPX1/4T, SW 6
7 P-1486 CONN,SS,1/4TX1/8MP,SW 2
8 P-2703 CONN, SS, 1/4T X 1/8FP 4
9 25-329 TEE, FEM RUN 1/4" X 1/4" 2
10 25-546 FTG TEE MR SWLOK SS-400-3-4TTM 1
11 88-992 VALVE, RELIEF INLINE 2
12 P-1772 ELBOW,SS,1/4MPX1/4T,SW 1 1.88
B
13 P-1402 CONN,SS,1/4FPX1/4T,SW 2 B
14 P-1941 CROSS,SS,UN,1/4T,SW 2
15 86-872 TUBING,SS,0.250X0.035W,316,SMLS 6'
1 .75
16 C08132 RETAINER, BHD 1/4" T, SS 4
17 H-6038 SCREW,THMS,SS,6-32X0.500,PHIL 10
18 H-6001 WSHR,LOCK,SS,#6 10 TUBE K
19 H-6003 NUT,HEX,SS,6-32 10 CROSS TO CYLINDER
20 99236-260 WARNING LABEL 1 LENGTH: 8"
REQ'D: 1 3.12
21 C12105 SCREW,THMS,SS,8-32X0.500,PHIL 9
22 H-8001 WSHR,LOCK,SS,#8 9
23 H-8004 NUT,HEX,SS,8-32 9
24 2331-22 TUBE A TUBE, ELBOW TO INLET 2
25 2331-22 TUBE B TUBE, ELBOW TO INLET 2 . . . . 1
-04 -03 -02 -01 PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION MATERIAL SPEC. ITEM
26 2331-22 TUBE C TUBE, ELBOW TO FITTING 1 QTY. REQD. PARTS LIST
27 2331-22 TUBE C TUBE, ELBOW TO FITTING 1
RIGHT UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
A DIMENSIONS IN INCHES
28 2331-22 TUBE D TUBE, TEE TO ELBOW 2 TOLERANCES: CHANDLER ENGINEERING A
29 2331-22 TUBE E TUBE, CROSS TO TEE 2 . .
1 PLACE 0.030

30 2331-22 TUBE F TUBE, CROSS TO FITTING 1

2 PLACE 0.010
NEXT ASSY USED ON 3 PLACE 0.005 TITLE
31 2331-22 TUBE G TUBE, CROSS TO FITTING 1 ANGLES 1/2
ASSY, FRONT PANEL
32
APPLICATION SURF. FINISH
32 2331-22 TUBE H TUBE, TEE TO ELBOW 1 BREAK SHARP EDGES, DEBURR APPROVALS DATE
33 2331-22 TUBE J TUBE, CROSS TO CYLINDER 1 THIS DOCUMENT AND THE DRAWINGS AND TECHNICAL DATA CONTAINED
34 2331-22 TUBE K TUBE, CROSS TO CYLINDER 1 HEREON ARE THE PROPERTY OF CHANDLER ENGINEERING COMPANY, LLC DRAWN: SS 10/30/09 SIZE
2331-22
DWG NO. REV.

D
REPRODUCTION OR DISSEMINATION IN ANY FORM EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY
35 2331-22 TUBE L TUBE, WALL TO TEE 1 AUTHORIZED BY THE OWNER IS FORBIDDEN. THE HOLDER AGREES TO RETURN CHECKED: TC 10/30/09 H
THIS DOCUMENT TO THE OWNER ON DEMAND.
COPYRIGHT BY CHANDLER ENGINEERING COMPANY, LLC ENGR.: DAH 10/30/09 SCALE: 1:12 TITLE BLOCK REV: 2.0 SHEET: 2 of 2
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
REV. DESCRIPTION DATE APPROVED
NOTES: L ECN T6035; DELETE QX-C-1267 AND QX-C-1298 6/23/14 TC
1. PRESSURE TEST PER 2331-0001P.
2. DIGITAL TEMPERATURE MONITOR SETUP PER 2331-0002P.
3. CALIBRATE DISPLACEMENET SCALES PER 2331-0003P.

H H

G G

F F

E E

D D

ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY

1 2331-22 ASSY, FRONT PANEL 1
2 2331-19 ELECTRONICS ENCLOSURE 1
C C
3 39-55 KNOB 2
4 2331-5-4 VERNIER,1000CC -GASOMETER 1
5 2331-5-8 VERNIER,2000CC -GASOMETER 1
6 70-131-2100 SCREW,SHCS,SS,6-32X0.625 2
7 2331-18 ARM, SCALE, RIGHT (2000) 1
8 2331-16 ARM, SCALE, LEFT (1000) 1
9 H-10-106 SCREW,BHMS,SS,10-32X.500 4
10 2331-6-92101 REAR COVER 1
11
12 2331-21 ASSY, CYLINDER/DRIVE, GASOMETER 1
13 H-2005 SCREW,BHMS,SS,6-32X.375,SLOT 8
14 07867-12 WASHER, STAR, #8 10
15 H-6001 WSHR,LOCK,SS,#6 5
16 H-6003 NUT,HEX,SS,6-32 1
B 17 H-10-003 WASHER,FLAT,SS,#10 4
B
18 H-10-002 WSHR,LOCK,SS,#10 4
19 H-8009 SCREW,BHMS,SS,8-32X0.250,PHIL 15
20 2331-0084 NPL,SN,PWR RATING,CE,2331D 1
21 H-6017 SCREW,TRH,6-32PHLPS,SST 1
22 86-872 SS,TBG,0.250x0.035W,316,SMLS 2
23 QX-C-1266 CORD,PWR,EURO,230V,10A,2.5M 1
24 P-2441 CORD,APPLIANCE,9'10",17-601 1
25
26
27 H-10-006 NUT,HEX,SS,10-24 2
28 P-2703 CONN, SS, 1/4T X 1/8FP 1
29 C08132 RETAINER, BHD 1/4" T, SS 1
30 C12105 SCREW,THMS,SS,8-32X0.500,PHIL 18
A 31 A
32 P-1562 GROMMET,RBR,.625X1.125X.0625 1
33 2331-20 CHASSIS ASSEMBLY 1
THIS DOCUMENT AND THE DRAWINGS AND
TECHNICAL DATA CONTAINED HEREON ARE THE
PROPERTY OF CHANDLER ENGINEERING COMPANY
LLC. REPRODUCTION OR DISSEMINATION IN ANY
BREAK EDGES, DEBURR DRAWN: TC 11/15/2011
UON DIMS ARE IN INCHES MFG: TC 06-23-14 CHANDLER ENGINEERING
FORM EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY AUTHORIZED BY THE
1 PLC 0.030 2 PLC 0.010 ENGR: DWC 06-23-14 GASOMETER
OWNER IS FORBIDDEN. THE HOLDER AGREES TO 3 PLC 0.005 ANGL 1/2
RETURN THE DOCUMENT TO THE OWNER ON SURFACE FINISH 63 RMS TYPE: PN: 2331D REV L SIZE D
DEMAND. COPYRIGHT BY CHANDLER ENGINEERING
COMPANY LLC THIRD ANGLE PROJECTION STRUCT: PROJ: SHEET 1 OF 2
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H H
12

19
6
8

G G

19

F F

DETAIL B

E E
C

17

15

19

D D

17

15

19

C B C

DETAIL C

B 28 B

29

19

A A
DETAIL D
THIS DOCUMENT AND THE DRAWINGS AND
TECHNICAL DATA CONTAINED HEREON ARE THE
PROPERTY OF CHANDLER ENGINEERING COMPANY
LLC. REPRODUCTION OR DISSEMINATION IN ANY
BREAK EDGES, DEBURR DRAWN: TC 11/15/2011
UON DIMS ARE IN INCHES MFG: TC 06-23-14 CHANDLER ENGINEERING
FORM EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY AUTHORIZED BY THE
1 PLC 0.030 2 PLC 0.010 ENGR: DWC 06-23-14 GASOMETER
OWNER IS FORBIDDEN. THE HOLDER AGREES TO 3 PLC 0.005 ANGL 1/2
RETURN THE DOCUMENT TO THE OWNER ON SURFACE FINISH 63 RMS TYPE: PN: 2331D REV L SIZE D
DEMAND. COPYRIGHT BY CHANDLER ENGINEERING
COMPANY LLC THIRD ANGLE PROJECTION STRUCT: PROJ: SHEET 2 OF 2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 TITLE BLOCK REV 3
 
Model 2331D
DIGITAL GASOMETER
An Important Tool for Reservoir Analysis

The Model 2331D Gasometer accurately measures atmospheric gas in

the PVT laboratory. It allows precise measurements with a minimum of
technique, as required by wet test meters, gas burettes and mercury
displacement gasometers.

Designed For Flexibility and Simplicity

The design of the Model 2331D consists of two chambers which can be
used separately or in series to provide a wide range of volume-resolution
combinations. Each chamber contains an atmospheric volumetric pump with
the piston connected to a measuring device, including a scale, a vernier, a
pressure-adjusting knob and digital temperature and pressure displays.

The chambers each contain a floating piston connected to a rack and pinion
that can be positioned through panel control knobs. The movement and
position of the pistons can be monitored by the dual digital volume meters
which are calibrated in cubic centimeters. The measured gas remains in its
separated condition, non-contaminated to guarantee that further true gas
analysis is possible.

Materials in contact with the gas will resist the corrosive effects of hydrogen FEATURES
sulfide. Safety shields and relief valves are provided for protection. 3 Two Volume Chambers
Allow Operation as Three
Gasometers: 1000 cm3,
2000 cm3, 3000 cm3
3 Digital Meters Display Gas
Volumes
3 Mercury-Free, Design
3 Sour Gas Compatibility
3 Verniers for Precise Volume
Measurement

2001 North Indianwood Avenue, Broken Arrow, OK 74012 Phone: 918-250-7200 Fax: 918-459-0165

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Model 2331D
Specifications
Total Capacity Utilities
3000 cm3 Power
Left Side Capacity 100-240 VAC 50/60 Hz, 2A
2000 cm3 Typical Weights and Dimensions*
Right Side Capacity Dimensions (w x d x h)
1000 cm3 13.31 in. x 7.69 in. x 40.31 in. / 33.81 x 19.53 x 102.4 cm
Accuracy Weight
0.2% of Reading 35 lb / 16 kg
Maximum Pressure Manufacturer’s specifications subject to change without
50 inches of water / ~2 psi / 14 kPa notice
Scale Resolution
0.1% of Full Scale

R0109.002

Houston Sales and Services

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Tel: +1 713-466-4900 Fax: +1 713-849-1924
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