Thermowells Sample Clauses

The Thermowells clause defines the requirements and specifications for thermowells used in a project or system. It typically outlines the materials, dimensions, installation procedures, and testing standards that thermowells must meet to ensure compatibility with temperature sensors and process conditions. For example, it may require thermowells to be constructed from corrosion-resistant alloys and installed at specific locations in piping systems. The core function of this clause is to ensure that thermowells are properly designed and installed to protect temperature measurement devices and maintain process integrity.
Thermowells. A. Thermowells: 1. Standard: ASME B40.200.
Thermowells. Dial-type pressure gages.
Thermowells. Temperature sensors shall be equipped with the thermowells made of one piece, solid bored Type 316 stainless steel of stepless tapered design or where not appropriate, a material compatible with the temperature range to be monitored. Maximum bore internal diameter shall be 0.387 inch. Test wells shall be provided on main steam, reheat steam, extraction st▇▇▇, feedwater, condensate, and other piping as required to meet ASME test requirements.
Thermowells. The mechanical design of the thermowells, in the scope of supply, shall comply with ASME PTC
Thermowells 

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