H₂S Analyzer – Model 331S

• 331S-DS & 330S-DS User Manual
• 331S-DS & 330S-DS Software Manual
• 331S Data Sheet
• Total Sulfur Analyzer Manual
• Data Sheet: Dilution Probes
• Dilution System Manual
• Spare Parts Cross Reference
• H₂S analyzer cleaning procedure
• App Note: H2S in Liquid Scavenger Treated Gas
• Tech Note: Total Sulfur Technical Note
• Applicable ASTM Standards

• Software Available Through Dropbox
• Software Installer Available Through Dropbox
• Microsoft.net
• Get Acrobat Reader

• For all analyzers produced prior to March 1, 2016: CSA Certification
• For all analyzers produced as of March 1, 2016: ETL Certification

Log On Procedure

• Envent ICE: Log In and Save

Retrieving Archives

• Envent ICE: Retrieve and Setup Archives

Adjusting Analog Output range

• Envent ICE: Analog Outputs

Tape Change Procedure

• Tape Change Procedure, Single Sensor H2S Analyzer

1. What Cal-Gas do I need?
2. How often should I calibrate the H2S analyzer?
3. How often should I change the sample system filter?
4. How much is the analyzer venting?
5. What should the sweep valve be set at?
6. How long will the tape last?
7. Does the Bypass time out?
8. How often does the humidifier need to be filled?
9. What are the analog output settings?
10. What is the range of the H2S analyzer?
11. Sensor Re-Zero Procedure
12. What is the gain of the analyzer supposed to be?
13. Troubleshooting Guide

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1. What Cal-Gas do I need?

Ideal Cal-Gas concentration would at the value normally operating at or alarming at. Alternatively Cal-Gas to use is 3/4 concentration of the range of the analyzer.

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2. How often should I calibrate the H₂S analyzer?

Calibration checks should be done every 3 to 6 months. Or as required by site preventive maintenance schedule.

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3. How often should I change the sample system filter?

The Filter should be changed as required. The frequency is dependent on the liquid content and particulates in the gas. A higher volume of a liquids and particulates will require more frequent changes. Filters should be checked when analyzer is calibrated.

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4. How much is the analyzer venting?

The standard H₂S analyzer vents 4 standard cubic feet per hour.

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5. What should the sweep valve be set at?

The sweep valve should be just opened slightly until flow can be felt from the tubing. This will reduce lag time and allow liquids to be removed.

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6. How long will the tape last?

The analysis time is dynamic and changes with the concentration of the H₂S during the sample.

Aperture	H2S (ppm)	Tape Life (Days)*
None	4.0 ppm	34.7
1/16th	16.0 ppm	30.4

*Tape life based on constant concentration sample over a averaged analysis time with a 300 ft tape.

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7. Does the Bypass time out?

By default the H₂S analyzer does NOT time out when placed in bypass. A time out feature is available in the software, as well as Bypass Disable.

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8. How often does the Humidifier need to be filled?

As long as there is some fluid in the humidifier it will be able to maintain the humidity of the gas. The fluid should be topped up each time the analyzer is calibrated or the tape is changed.

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9. What are the Analog Output settings?

4-20mA wiring

The analog output of the H2S analyzer is a 4-20 mA signal calibrated at factory. The connections requires loop power from the PLC. If loop power is not able to be supplied, a powered AO board addition can be purchased.

Symptom	Solutions
PLC Indicating 0 mA	Wiring to analyzer is incorrect.
	Power to loop is not present. If loop power not supplied then Powered AO board option may be required.
PLC Indicating ~2 mA	Analyzer in Bypass
PLC Indicating higher or lower signal than analyzer display	Scaling of analyzer is different setting on PLC

Click here for typical Analog Output wiring diagrams

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10. What is the range of the H₂S Analyzer?

Determining the range

The range of the analyzer is set at the time of purchase. The accuracy and tape life are optimized to the customers request. The optimized range can be determined by the calibration sheet found in the back of the manual.

The Envent H2S analyzer is capable of indicating 10x the optimized range of H2S concentration. Accuracy of the reading can not be guaranteed when indicating outside the optimized range.

Optimizing the range

Range (ppm)	Aperture
0-10	None
0-20 *	1/16th
0-50	1/32nd
0-100	Consult Envent Eng.

* If the shut in alarm value is less then 10 ppm no aperture is ideal.

For dilution analyzer systems the range adjustment depends on the dilution tubing. Please consult Envent about dilution range adjustments

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11. Sensor Re-Zero Procedure.

The sensor Fault is a result of the sensor mV level being below 500 mV or above 1200 mV. Most often caused by an incorrect zero being achieved.

1. Put the Analyzer in Bypass
2. Turn off sample gas at flowmeter
3. Press the Menu/Set button until MTR RUN displayed
4. Press Left or Right on the Display to move the tape to a new white piece of tape
5. Remove the cover the sensor block. Press the small pushbutton located on the lower left side next to the wire connector. The sensor block will enter a “re-zero” procedure indicated by a red led.
6. When the “re-zero”procedure is complete the green led should illuminate.
7. Initiate another motor run
8. Press the Menu/Set button until zero is displayed. Value should be between 900 & 1100 mV.
9. Turn on sample gas to flow of two
10. Take analyzer out of Bypass.

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12. What is the gain of the analyzer supposed to be?

Aperture	Gain*
None	2.5-3
1/16th	7.5-8.5
1/32nd	10-13

*Gain numbers based on standard H₂S analyzers. Numbers do not apply to Total Sulfur and Dilution systems. Please consult factory cal-sheet for calibration numbers.

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13. Troubleshooting Guide

Problem	Possible Reasons	Solutions
Erratic H2S Readings	Trigger slide not seated properly	Ensure Trigger slid is seated in the groove of the sample chamber
	Pressure in building moving up and down from fan, exhaust or wind	Eductor may be plugged or bent blocked. Check that all vent tubing and fittings are 316 stainless steel, sized 3/8″ or larger.
	Sample vent blocked or insufficient.	Vent should be 1/2″ tubing on a downward slope. Ending at shepards hook. Possible heat trace required on tubing
	Liquid carry over in sample conditioning system	Sample conditioning system requires cleaning. Refer to Cleaning Procedure
	Regulator not maintaining 15 psig	Pre-regulation to 50 psig of sample at sample point. Possible regulator requires repair or replacement. Hydrocarbon liquid carried over through the sample regulator. Heated regulator may be required.
	Contaminants in sample system	Sample system has been flooded or contaminated. Sample system requires cleaning. Refer to Cleaning Procedure.
	Analog Input 2 jumper removed	Re-install jumper in Analog Input across (+4-20 & -4-20).
	Sensor Block Fault	Re-zero Sensor block. Refer to Sensor Re-Zero Procedure. Check for green light on sensor block.
	Contaminants in sample chamber	Clean sample chamber. Replace aperture and window if required. Clear grease from window. Envent no longer uses grease on chamber window. Applies to early H2S analyzers
	Aperture Strip became dislodged	Reattache aperture strip with RTV 102 silicone.
Tape Doesn’t Advance	No tension on take up reel.	Check setscrew in take up reel collars. Check to see if manual advance is possible on tape
Tape Breaking	High liquid content in sample gas	Genie probe and additional filtration may be required
	Feed wheel not spinning freely	Dust and refuse build up between feed wheel and chassis. Requires removal and cleaning of chassis
	Tape cover wheels pressing against tape.	Tape cover wheel became warped. Needs to be flattened to not contact tape when on feed wheel bolt.
	Trigger slide not seated properly	Ensure trigger slide is seated in groove of sample chamber.
Slow Response	Incorrect Aperture for range	Removal or change of aperture type required. Contact Envent Tech support for ideal aperture size.
	Liquid contamination in sample tubing	Sample conditioning system requires cleaning. Refer to Cleaning Procedure
	Sensor Block Fault	Re-Zero Sensor block. Refer to sensor re-zero procedure
Higher or Lower than expected reading	Liquid contamination in sample tubing	sample condition system requires cleaning. Refer to Cleaning Procedure.
	Sample vent blockage	Vent should be 3/8″ or larger 316 stainless steel tubing on a downard slope. Heat trace maybe required to prevent freezing
	Contaminants in sample chamber	Sample conditioning system requires cleaning. Cleaning Procedure
Fault light indication	Sensor Low Fault	Re-zero Sensor block. Refer to Sensor Re-zero Procedure
	Sensor High fault	Re-zero Sensor block. Refer to Sensor Re-zero Procedure
	Low tape	Sensing tape requires change. Possible low tape sensor failure
	Low Pressure	Pressure regulator outlet lower then setpoint of pressure switch. (factory set to 10 psi)

• Cleaning Procedure
• Venting recommendations

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Common applications include:

• Sales Gas
• Plant Inlet
• Pipeline Monitoring & Blending
• H₂S Scavenger Systems
• Wellhead Monitoring
• Acid Gas
• Fuel Gas Monitoring
• Bio Gas

The 331 measures H2S in natural gas or other process gases. The unit has dual 4–20 mA outputs, dual measurement alarms, plus trouble and fault alarm relays. The 331 displays H2S concentration in user specified units (ppb, ppm, grams, %, m/g3) and as well will auto range to 5 times the lower calibrated range. Calibration is performed manually via the operator interface or automatically when connected to a calibration bottle and optional auto calibration solenoid. The 331 is available with a number of sample systems and accessories to handle various applications such as high range H2S, Total Sulfur or H2S in liquids.

Lead Acetate Sensors: Lead acetate is essentially interference-free from other sulfur compounds. This is why it is used by the vast majority of industry users when accurate measurement is required. The linear output enables the user to perform a single-point calibration.

Longest Tape Life: Envent Tape is the strongest in the market, with the longest tape life by using a proprietary tape advance algorithm to make complete use of the 300-foot tape. The unit will accept up to a 350-foot roll.

Power	12-24 vdc @ less than 3 watts or 100-240 VAC, 50/60 HZ
Electrical classification	Class 1, Div 2 Groups A, B, C & D certified to CSA standards.
Ambient Temperature	0-50 ˚C (32 to 122 F). Contact for other requirements.
Output Ranges	Standard ranges: 0-5ppm to 0-100ppm, higher ranges without dilution available upon request. A dilution system is recommended with ranges over 400ppm. Custom ranges: 0-50ppb to 0-100%
Response time	20-sec alarm
Accuracy	+/- 1% full scale for ranges 1 to 50 ppm +/- 1.25% full scale for ranges > 50 ppm +/- 1.5% full scale for ranges 0.5 to 1 ppm +/- 2.5% full scale for ranges < 0.5 ppm
Repeatability	+/- 1% full scale for ranges 1 to 50 ppm +/- 1.25% full scale for ranges > 50 ppm +/- 1.5% full scale for ranges 0.5 to 1 ppm +/- 2.5% full scale for ranges < 0.5 ppm
Inputs	Four digital inputs individually configurable.
Outputs	• Dual isolated 4-20 mA (loop power required). • Modbus serial RS-232 & RS-485 (Ethernet available) • Four 5 amp SPDT alarm relays (high reading, high high reading, low tape, low pressure, low temperature, fault). • Four solid state solenoid drivers ( auto cal, total sulfur, stream switching, valve actuator)
Displays	128 x 64 Graphic Display Menu is scrolled by internal button
Dimensions	13″W x 15″H x 8″L (33.02 W x 38.1 H x 20.32 L cm) Standard system and 331S are mounted on a 24″W x 16″H x ¼” (60.96 W x 40.64 H x 0.635 L cm) thick anodized panel.
Configuration Software	Windows® software for customer configuration, archive retrieval, and Modbus mapping.
*	Product specifications subject to change without notice to improve reliability, function, design, or otherwise.

SDS Dual Stream	The 331SDS Analyzer measures two streams at the same time.
Total Sulfur	Total Sulfur furnace converts all sulfur compounds to H2S which allows the analyzer to measure Total Sulfur.
CO2	Dual-beam IR bench. CO2 concentration is displayed on the second line of display and can be configured as a 4-20 mA analog output. CO2 ranges from 0-20% to 0-100%
Auto Calibration	Allows user to initiate a calibration based on time or external switch.
Stream Switching	Allows switching of four (4) input streams or from H2S to Total Sulfur measurement.
Dilution	Allows measurements up to 30% H2S using permeable membrane dilution.
Liquid Sampling	Liquid sample system to measure H2S in Hydrocarbon liquids or water.
Custom Systems	Envent can design custom integrated systems to meet application requirements.