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Liquid
Gas Steam
Union or flange
Tee
Tee
Drain plug
Drain valve
Drain valve
Drain plug
Union or flange
Union or
flange
Union or flange
Tap valve
Tap valve
Tee
Drain valve
Drain plug
Tap valve
Figure4.8 ImpulsePipingConnectionExamples
(forgauge/absolutepressure
transmitters)
4.3 ProcessPipingInstallation
Precautions(EJ115)
4.3.1 ConnectingProcessPipingtothe
Transmitter
(1) ConrmingtheProcessFluidFlow
Direction
Themark ”onthemanifoldindicatesthedirectionin
whichtheprocessuidisowed(fromrighttoleft).
Whenconnectingtheprocesspipingtotheprocess
connector,conrmtheprocessuidowdirection.
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Flow direction (from right to left)
Manifold
Orifice name plate
Process connector
(low pressure side)
Process connector
(high pressure side)
Process connection
(outflow side)
Process connection
(inflow side)
Figure4.9 ManifoldandFlowDirectionIndication
(2) TighteningtheProcessConnector
MountingBolts
Thetransmitterisshippedwiththeprocessconnector
mountingboltsonlylooselytightened.Afterconnecting
theprocesspiping,tightentheseboltsuniformlyto
preventleakswithatorqueof39to49N·m{4to5kgf·m}.
(3) RemovingtheProcessConnectorPort
DustproofCap
Theprocessconnectorportthreadsarecoveredwitha
plasticcaptoexcludedust.Thiscapmustberemoved
beforeconnectingthepiping.(Becarefulnottodamage
thethreadswhenremovingthiscap.Neverinserta
screwdriverorothertoolbetweenthecapandport
threadstoremovethecap.)
4.3.2 RoutingtheProcessPiping
(1) RelationshipbetweenProcessFluid
andManifoldLocations(Forthevertical
impulsepipingtype)
Ifcondensate(orgas)generatedintheprocesspiping
wereallowedtoaccumulate,thenitwouldbenecessary
toremoveitperiodicallybyopeningthedrain(or
vent)plug.However,thiswouldgenerateatransient
disturbanceinthepressuremeasurement.Therefore,the
processpipingmustberoutedsothatanycondensate(or
gas)generatedintheprocesspipingwillnotaccumulate
inthepressure-sensingassemblyofthetransmitter.
NOTE
• Iftheprocessuidisagas,thenasarulethe
manifoldmustbelocatedatthedownsideofthe
pressure-sensingassembly.
• Iftheprocessuidisaliquid,thenasarulethe
manifoldmustbelocatedattheupsideofthe
pressure-sensingassembly.
(2) PipeSizeforProcessPiping
Usea15mm(1/2-inch)pipeforprocesspiping
connectiontotheprocessconnector.
(3) PreventingFreezing
Ifthereisanyriskthattheprocessuidinthetransmitter
pressure-sensingassemblycouldfreezeorsolidify,use
asteamjacketorheatertomaintainthetemperatureof
theuid.
(4) ProcessPipingConnectionExamples
Figure4.10showsexamplesoftypicalprocesspiping
connections.Beforeconnectingthetransmittertothe
process,studythetransmitterinstallationlocation,the
processpipinglayout,andthecharacteristicsofthe
processuid(corrosiveness,toxicity,ammability,etc.),in
ordertomakeappropriatechangesandadditionstothe
connectioncongurations.
Notethefollowingpointswhenreferringtothesepiping
examples.
• Theprocesspipingmaterialusedmustbecompatible
withtheprocesspressure,temperature,andother
conditions.