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Instruments for Impulse Lines

01/09/2009 9:38 AM

hello everyone

we have hot crude service where we have clogging of impulse line frequently .we generally fill up with glycerine . I want to know what are the standards for the impulse lines and the manifold require for the installation of transmitter ?

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Re: Instruments for Impulse Lines

01/13/2009 12:10 AM

The reason for clogging can be due to surrounding cold atmosphere. The Transmitter for liquide service should be hooked up below the process line, as this is the basic principle of Hook up. Moreover if the liquide is hot crude oil, it should not clog. You can flush the impulse fully and can reconnect it.

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01/13/2009 11:24 AM

High temperature and pressure seems to be unsafe for flushing , this is the reason that I want to know the standard of the impulse line so that one can work safely . also if crude is hot should not be clogged, this is why I want to keep the Impulse line as near as possible .But I can't work out without standards can u help me out from this problem

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Re: Instruments for Impulse Lines

01/14/2009 2:01 AM

Hi there,

The manifold should be double isolation and equalisation. This means you can isolate both the high pressure and low pressure impulse line. The valve in the middle will equalise the pressure between the high pressure and low pressure side of the transmitter.

Depending on the pressure and process - you might want to use a purge type of measurement. Failing this - you will need to get a safe filling medium that has a higher density/sg than the crude - this will ensure that the crude never gets into the impulse lines.

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Craig

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Re: Instruments for Impulse Lines

10/08/2010 11:25 AM

On your transmitter what happened if you forgot to isolate your equalizer and open both low pressure side(LP) and high pressure (HP)

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10/11/2010 12:27 AM

Nothing would happen to the transmitter - you would not damage it if thats what you mean.

Because the equaliser is open - your HP and DP side of the transmitter should be at equal pressure - thereby giving you a zero reading (well as close to zero as possible).

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Craig

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