Level Instruments Sample Clauses

Level Instruments. Reflex-glass, liquid-free, or magnetic level gauges (Xxxxxxxxx or equal) will be used. Sump pump motors will be controlled by displacer or float-type level switches supplied by the sump pump manufacturer. Level transmitters for measuring the level in storage tanks vented to atmosphere (e.g., makeup water storage tank, demineralized water storage tank) will generally be the flanged mounted differential pres­sure type flush diaphragm and will be equipped with local indication as well as central control room indication. Differential Pressure type level instruments will normally be used for all services except for vacuum services. When differential pressure type instruments are to be mounted at or below the taps, they shall be furnished with zero elevation or suppression adjustment. External displacement type instruments shall normally conform to the following: Material shall normally be fabricated carbon steel, with stainless steel displacer and Inconel torque tube. Where vessels are of alloy construction, body material shall be equivalent or better. Air Fins or heat insulators shall be used at operating temperatures above 400°F and below 0°F for displacers with pneumatic pilots. Where displacers with electronic transmitters are used, they shall have air fins or heat insulators above 250°F and below 0°F. Connections shall normally be 1-1/2-inch flanged with bottom-side and top-side connections. Flange ratings shall be in accordance with vessel trim specification. Rotatable Heads shall normally be specified. Transmitter Output shall be 4 to 20 ma dc. Direct operated type level controls (e.g. ball float, mechanically linked valve), shall be used on utility service only. Special level problems will arise periodically and will require special level measuring devices such as internal displacers or floats, bubblers, and electronic types (capacitance, ultrasonic, nuclear, conductive, or electrical resistance).
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Level Instruments. A graphic indication on the DCS CRT (driven by the differential pressure level transmitters on each drum) will be provided to meet the ASME drum level monitoring requirements in the central control room. Reflex-glass, liquid-free, or magnetic level gauges (Xxxxxxxxx or equal) will be used. Sump pump motors will be controlled by displacer or float-type level switches supplied by the sump pump manufacturer. Level transmitters for measuring the level in storage tanks vented to atmosphere (e.g., makeup water storage tank, demineralized water storage tank) will generally be the flange-mounted differential pressure type flush diaphragm and will be equipped with local indication as well as central control room indication. Differential pressure type level instruments will normally be used for all services except for vacuum services. When differential pressure type instruments are to be mounted at or below the taps, they shall be furnished with zero elevation or suppression adjustment. External displacement type instruments shall normally conform to the following: Material shall normally be fabricated carbon steel, with stainless steel displacer and Inconel torque tube. Where vessels are of alloy construction, body material shall be equivalent or better. Air fins or heat insulators shall be used at operating temperatures above 400°F and below 0°F for displacers with pneumatic pilots. Where displacers with electronic transmitters are used, they shall have air fins or heat insulators above 250°F and below 0°F. Connections shall normally be 1.5-inch flanged with bottom-side and top-side connections. Flange ratings shall be in accordance with vessel trim specification. Rotatable heads shall normally be specified. Transmitter Output shall be 4 to 20 ma dc. Direct operated type level controls (e.g. ball float, mechanically linked valve) shall be used on utility service only. Special level problems will arise periodically and will require special level measuring devices such as internal displacers or floats, bubblers, and electronic types (capacitance, ultrasonic, nuclear, conductive, or electrical resistance).
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