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HomeMy WebLinkAbout7001 AUBURN STREETPAYTOTII-6E OVER QF RICHARD. J. OLSEN DBA PYRO & FIRE FX P.O. BOX 193 • (253) 307 -5118 GIG HARBOR, WA 98335 CHASE 0 1PMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. www.Chase.com 11100 2 L 7 311' 1; 3 2 50 70 760i: 2173 19- 7076 -3250 DATE `P> rC G /• RS L88 29 7 3 2 2 Swe COMPANY NAME p., % rt 7. . t , f k PHONE SAGER NO.: FAX NO.: b , 0?r1 COMPANY ADDRESS CITY J J STATE N., ZIP COD PROJECT PROJECT: _,%:.i o ^ /I1 PERSONNEL: TITLE: r''? UPM TYPE: LOCATION MGR AUTOS OTHER LOCATIONS ACTIVITIES P• fl,, 14 j r t Mode- &f-,0 SHOOT DATES: BETWEEN THE HOURS: TRUCKS 2. 3. ,, AUTOS 4. • !^ PICTURE CARS TOTAL NUMBER OF DAYS: TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONNEL: TRANSPORTATION PYROTECHNIC SPECIAL FX TRUCKS MOTOR HOMES OPERATOR i <. a 'S" r,vt, e,, S;< AUTOS PICTURE CARS LICENSE # (r ° } VANS CAMERA CARS F.D. PERMIT # CATERER GENERATOR PHONE NO. ;:Z(. - ' 1 , f) f - MONITORS # DEPARTMENT APPROVAL BY: FSO CHP / POLICE INSURANCE COMPANY: j]1 p I. e) 0 EXP DATE: r RANGERS PERMITTEE AG FORM AND ATT ENTATIVE OF THIS PERMIT INCLUDING PROVISIONS ON THE REVERSE BAKERSFIELD CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT FD 2068 (Rev. 04/08) FI;ZEF flame System 1118 firefly mini propaHe WE unll is au economical solution for small applications that require a Peal (lame effect. me units COB be operated directly off the fuel tank, wilh no gas accumulalof. 1110 firefly complies with applicable codes and hears the AHI fesling labs ceftificalion. the 11f8fly uses a slanding pilot sy510m co111lfolled by a Honeywell° In18fm1118nf Pilot Module 10 assufo fellable and safe lighl -off. A C1 lisled version is available Bufnef Head P long x 9" loll X 5" deep. Weight is 1 lbs. A 24 vac, 50/60 Hi, 2.5 aRps. 161,000 Bill's Max. 0 0 lu it Cmm. uq n nE ' cna. _ coolfol Panel B" wide x B" loll X 6" deep Weight 15 6 Ibs 120/240 vac, 50/60 Ht, .5 /.25amps Custom conitols available 5S16fnA SERVICES, INC. SPECIAL EFFECTS mum Phone 813.737,1904 Fax 813.737.1063'-- 8210 South County Road,3,9 'A Mani City, Florida 3.3567 s www.sigmaservices.' r SAFETY FIRST! Read this manual complete_ ly and understand all of the topics before attempting to operate the effect system. Extreme caution is to be taken at all times when servicing and operating this device. At no time should any persons orient themselves in direct line with the output of this device. Special care must be taken to prevent accidental discharge of this device. Lock out and tag out procedures must be adhered to at all times when this device is not in show mode. This manual is intended to provide a basic understanding of the system described. It should not be considered an exhaustive operational detail of this system. On the job training is the only way to learn the subtle nuances. of this particular special effects system. Operators must: Understand and be familiar with the operating manual and instructions. Acquire hands -on experience in the operation of the system. Demonstrate competency by experience and training. Demonstrate conceptual and operational knowledge of the system's components and their interaction. Be responsible for storage, setup, operation and strike of the flame effect equipment and the supervision 'of any assistants. Be at least 21 years of age. Never use or handle flame effects while under the influence of any substance that can impair judgment, such as intoxicating beverages, narcotics or controlled substances, prescription drugs or non - prescription drugs. At no time should any changes be made to the control software, hardware configuration, or wiring without the expressed, written permission of Sigma management. Servicing is to be performed only by Sigma Services, Inc. personnel. Appropriate safety equipment is to be worn at all times when handling or servicing this equipment. Safety is not a negotiable topic. Every effort has been made to provide technical specifications of the various parts and sub - systems used in this device. The design of this system and its operating software is proprietary information. No mechanical copying or alteration of the system is allowable. Dragonfly Operating Manual Sigma Services, Inc. 813 - 737 -1904 www.sigmaservices.com This manual describes the flame effect system first in an overview, then by breaking down the operational sequence. Lastly, a control system schematic and the components' technical data sheets have been provided. The responsibility for safe operation of this system is in the hands of the operator. At no time should it be operated in an unsafe manner. The system must be rendered safe when not in use. Administrative and physical measures must be taken to prevent use of the flame system by unqualified personnel. Dragonfly Operating Manual Sigma Services, Inc. 813 - 737 -1904 www.sigmaservices.com OVERVIEW This system is intended to.provide a flame special effect. As with all potentially dangerous special effects, the operator should be in full view of the burner device at all times during operation. The system consists of: a burner control panel, a burner head, and the interconnecting hose and cables. Each of these parts will be discussed in detail on following pages. Basic setup: inspect the entire system to make sure that no damage has occurred since its last use place the control panel at the operator firing position place the burner head in its desired location place the propane tank in its desired location connect the control cable from the control panel to the burner head connect the ESTOP valve cable to the control panel connect the regulator to the propane tank fitting (NOTE: propane tanks use left - handed threads) connect the hose from the burrier head to the ESTOP valve. (NOTE: A small ball valve located on the quick - connect fitting prevents the hose from being attached or detached while the valve is open. Close valve to attach the hose.) open the tank's supply valve open all of the manual isolation valves (One on the burner head and one on the quick - connect fitting.) check for leaks before proceeding!!!! connect the control panel to 120VAC, 60Hz supply check and set the gas supply regulator for your operating pressure arm the system check for leaks again before proceeedingl! test fire the main flame reset the operating pressure, if needed check for leaks one more timellll Dragonfly Operating Manual Sigma Services, Inc: 813- 737 -1904 wr w.sigmaservices.com I SAFETY Every effort must be made.to prevent propane gas leakage. Leaks can be detected by several means. A rich soap- and -water solution can be sprayed directly on the gas connections; any bubbles or foam creation indicates a leak. Commercially available electronic leak detectors can be used also. Any leaks must be repaired immediately. For assistance, please contact Sigma Services, Inc. WARNING Fire or explosion hazard can cause property damage, severe injury, or death. If you smell gas or..suspect.a leak, turn off the gas at the manual supply valve. Do not introduce a source of ignition or touch any electrical switch or telephone until you are sure that no spilled gas remains present. In all applications, you should insure that any materials in close proximity to the burner head do not reach high temperature from the radiant heat. This is most easily achieved through the use of a non - contact infrared temperature probe. These are available from many commercial supply stores. An approved fire extinguisher must be present at all times when fuel gas is present. This system is designed to provide short duration flame effects. The most frequently used effects are "bursts" of 1- second duration. While longer burn times are possible, the FireFly should never be fired for more than 10 minutes without a cool -down period. The DragonFly System can be used indoors or outdoors. Special care must be taken to prevent the control panel and burner head from getting wet. If these components get wet, disconnect them from electrical power and the propane tank. The control panel should then be opened and allowed to dry before use. If the Intermittent Pilot Module in the burner head) gets wet, it MUST be replaced. CAUTION: Burner head will be very HOTIII Allow it to cool before handling, packagingrorplacingincloseproximitytoflammablematerials. I WARNING Electrocution hazard can cause serious injury or death. Do NOT touch the spark terminal. The ignition circuit generates over 10,000 volts and electrical shock can result. Dragonfly Operating Manual Sigma Services, Inc. 813 - 737 -1904 www.sigmaservices.com CONTROL PANEL NOTE: A clean, stable source of sine wave AC is needed. Some GFI outlets will trip when this system is in the ignition sequence. Some small generators supply abnormal waveforms that will not work with this system. The control panel houses operational electrical components and status indicator lights. This flame system is monitored by a Honeywell Intermittent Pilot ModuleTM and its related parts. The Honeywell, monitors system status and proves a solid pilot before arming the main flame firing circuit. It receives feedback from the burner head via a rectification sensor to determine whether or not it is safe to proceed with the effect. The ARMED light indicates the Honeywell, has detected a flame at the burner head and has armed the main flame firing circuit. NOTE: Flame detection is via a rectification sensor in the burner head's pilot assembly. (The ARMED indication may be via green lights on the individual FIRE buttons). The EMERGENCY-STOP (E-STOP)* button provides you a means to stop the entire flame effect system in the event of an emergency. Pushing this button will disconnect the electrical power from the tank mounted E -STOP valve and the flame circuits including the ignition, pilot and main flame gas valves. A key is required to disengage the Emergency Stop switch. This provides a means to "lock" the system when not in use. To disengage the Emergency Stop switch, insert the key and turn it, then pull the button out; this will return the system to, a ready state. Note: Hazardous live voltage is still accessible inside the control panel when the Emergency Stop button is pressed. The ARM switch energizes the ARM circuit telling the Honeywell to attempt to establish a pilot flame. Once a pilot is established and detected, the main flame firing circuit is armed and the ARMED light will illuminate on the control panel. Whenever the ARMED rlight illuminates, the FIREFLY can be fired by pushing the momentary fire button(s). NOTE: All indicators should be checked periodically to insure proper working order. The system will still fire the effect with a defective indicator. A defective indicator should be replaced immediately. I Dragonfly Operating Manual Sigma Services, Inc. 613- 737 -1904 www.sigmaservices.com BURNER HEAD The burner head houses the Honeywell Intermittent Pilot Module, the pilot valve, the main flame valve, the pilot assembly, and the rectification flame detector. During the arming sequence, the Honeywell creates a high voltage spark on the pilot assembly. The pilot valve is energized and a solid pilot flame should be established. The rectification sensor will detect the pilot flame and report back to the Honeywell that a solid pilot has been established. Upon detection of a solid pilot flame, the main flame firing circuit is armed. Only then can main flame fuel be issued. The burner head is supplied with a basic flame effect nozzle. Other types of flame burners are available, depending.on your application. Contact Sigma Services, Inc. to discuss your options. HOSES These are specialized gas hoses and'must not be used-for anything else. Periodic inspection of the hoses and replacement of defective units is mandatory. Care must be taken to protect the hoses from physical,: thermal or chemical damage. Integral to the hose system, is the pressure regulator: The setting of this regulator determines the operating pressure of the entire system, with.a maximum of 100 psi. In general, more pressure makes bigger.and hotter flame effects. At about 70 psi, the system will produce the largest flame it is capable'of producing. Increasing pressure beyond 70 psi will not necessarily increase the flame .height. You should use the lowest pressure setting that will achieve the desired effect. For operation beyond the aforementioned pressure range, or for additional or replacement hoses please contact Sigma Services, Inc. CABLES The multi -pin cables connect the burner head and the E -STOP valves to the control panel. They are keyed so they can only be plugged in correctly. Take precautions to prevent these cables from getting damaged. Any damaged cables must be repaired or replaced immediately. For replacement cables or extension cables, please contact Sigma Services, Inc. Dragonfly Operating Manual Sigma Services, Inc. 813 -737 -1904 www.sigmaservices.com FUEL SOURCE The fuel source for the DragonFly system is propane vapor. This can be drawn from many different sizes of propane tanks. The most common tank size is a 20 -pound tank most frequently used in residential barbecue grills. Other sizes will work, however. Some venues will request that you limit the propane supply inside the building to 5 pounds. For this usage, a 5 -pound tank can be obtained from many sources, including camping supply stores. Keep the propane tank away from sources of heat. As the tank heats up, the vapor pressure of the propane inside rises. The relationship between temperature and pressure is illustrated on a graph in the technical section of this manual. 1 STRIKING THE SYSTEM After using the system, you must render it safe before packing it or leaving it unattended: First, the hoses and valve train must be drained of the remaining fuel. Turn off the tank valve, arm the system, and fire it until the flame has consumed all of the remaining gas. Second, disable the system electrically. Depress the ESTOP button and remove the key. Disconnect the system from electrical power. Disconnect the cables from the control panel. Third, remove the fuel source. -Disconnect the hoses and the propane tank and store in an approved location. CAUTION: Burner head will be very HOTIII Allow it to cool before handling, packaging or placing in close proximity to flammable materials. REPAIR and MAINTENANCE This system should only be repaired by Sigma Services, Inc. personnel. No repair services can be affected by non - qualified personnel. The only maintenance that is required is a periodic inspection /cleaning of the system components. A soft cloth and mild cleaner can be used for this purpose. Dragonfly Operating Manual Sigma Services, Inc. 813 - 737 -1904 www.sigmaservices.com