Using the NESS Sample Cooler, the oil sample can be taken under closed and cooled condition. It functions as a heat exchanger in which the medium flows through stainless-steel spiral tubes installed in a cooling water jacket.

No problem at all! Like all NESSessities, also the NESS Sample Coolers are designed as individual modules. Existing processes are not influenced. This concept allows an easy retrofitting also for already existing systems.

For instance, it is installed by means of one of our installation kits on the manometer valve on the outlet side using a T-connecting piece with U-tube for the connection of the manometer. A manometer valve is inserted instead of the Ermeto-valve. Preferably, the assembly takes place after heater pump.

With this, pay special attention to the following interface parameters:

Cooling water is needed for cooling of the thermal oil. The connection of the cooling water inlet and outlet can be established by hose connections. The cooling water outlet must be connected to a freely flowing out hose connection to avoid overpressure.

Furthermore, a sample vessel and a disposal vessel (temperature-resistant up to 100 °C) must be available.  

At first, open the ball valve for the cooling water inlet and check if cooling water is flowing.
Carefully open the sampling valve and discharge only so much thermal oil in the disposal vessel until it is ensured that the thermal oil comes from the main flow and therefore it will be representative.

Only then fill the heat transfer medium in the sample vessel. After the extraction of the sample, the sampling valve must be closed tightly again. Now, also the cooling water inlet can be reclosed.

The sample cooler is maintenance-free. Occasionally, the cooler should be flushed with a suitable cleaning agent to prevent clogging.

Yes, the outdoor installation is generally possible, but it is not recommended. For instance, if there is the risk of frost, the sample cooler should be emptied completely. For this purpose, the water inlet must be dismounted and the cooling water which may be left in the cooler, must be discharged completely.