National Oil Corporation: Rev Date Description Checked Approved

NATIONAL OIL CORPORATION
GENERAL ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION
GES J.04
PRESSURE INSTRUMENTS
Rev Date Description Checked Approved

0 1999 Issued for Implementation DL
Compiled by Teknica (UK) Ltd

GENERAL ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION GES J.04
PRESSURE INSTRUMENTS Page 2 of 16
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INDEX
SECTION TITLE PAGE
1.0 SCOPE OF SPECIFICATION 4
1.1 Introduction 4
1.2 Other NOC Specifications 4
1.3 Data Sheets 4
2.0 DEFINITIONS 4
2.1 Technical 4
2.2 Contractual 5
3.0 DESIGN 5
3.1 Codes and Standards 5

3.2 General Requirements 6
3.3 Pressure Transmitters 7
3.4 Pressure Switches 8
3.5 Pressure Gauges 8
3.5 Instrument Air Receiver Gauges 9
4.0 MATERIALS 9
4.1 General Requirements 9

4.2 Pressure Instruments for Oxygen Service 10
5.0 MANUFACTURE 10
5.1 Certification and Labelling 10
6.0 INSTALLATION 11
6.1 Location and Accessibility 11

6.2 Instrument Process Connections 11
7.0 INSPECTION 12
7.1 Procedures 12
7.2 Tagging 12
8.0 TESTING 12
8.1 Factory Testing 12

8.2 Field Testing 12
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9.0 DOCUMENTATION 13
9.1 Introduction 13
9.2 Schedules and Reports 13
9.3 Use in Hazardous Areas 13
10.0 PRIOR TO SHIPMENT 13
10.1 Painting and Coatings 13

10.2 Spares 13
10.3 Packing 14
10.4 Shipping 14
10.5 Warranty 14
FIGURE 1 15
FIGURE 2 16
ISA FORMS S20.40a

S20.40b
S20.41a
S20.41b
S20.42a
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1.0 SCOPE OF SPECIFICATION
1.1 Introduction
1.1.1 This specification covers the minimum requirements for the design, specification, material
selection, installation, inspection, testing, documentation and preparation for shipment of
pressure measuring and transmitting instruments and switches.
1.1.2 In the event of any conflict between this specification and the data sheets, or with any
applicable codes and standards, the Vendor/Contractor shall inform the Owner and obtain
written clarification or authorisation from the Owner before proceeding with the work.
1.1.3 This General Engineering Specification shall form part of the Purchase Order/Contract.
1.2 Other NOC Specifications
The following NOC General Engineering Specifications are an integral part of this
specification and any non-compliance will have to be approved by the Owner:
GES A.06 - Site Data
GES C.55 - Field Installation, Calibration and Testing of Instruments
GES L.31 - Area Classification
GES L.35 - Electrical Equipment in Hazardous Areas
GES X.06 - Factory Coatings of Electrical Equipment and Instruments
1.3 Data Sheets
The technical data supplied by the Owner for the pressure instruments is given on the Data
Sheets which are included at the end of this specification. The Vendor/Contractor shall
complete the Data Sheets with the remaining information.
2.0 DEFINITIONS
2.1 Technical
The technical terms used in this specification are defined as follows:
Accuracy
A quantity specifying the maximum deviation of the measured value from the true value.
Repeatability
The variation between two measurements by the same instrument under identical conditions.
Hysteresis
The difference between the two arithmetic means of error for the same output when
approached from opposite directions, i.e. rising and falling.
Drift
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The maximum deviation of the mean of a value within a specified time at a constant input.
2.2 Contractual
The commercial terms used in this specification are defined as follows:
Owner
The oil and gas company, an associate or subsidiary, who is the end user of the equipment
and facilities.
Vendor
The company supplying the equipment and material.
Contractor
The main contractor for a defined piece of work.
Sub-Contractor
A company awarded a contract by a contractor to do part of the work awarded to the

contractor.
Inspection Authority
The organisation representing the Owner or Vendor/Contractor that verifies that the
equipment and facilities have been designed, constructed, inspected and tested in accordance
with the requirements of this specification and the Purchase Order/Contract.
Inspector
A qualified individual representing the Owner, Vendor/Contractor or the assigned

Inspection Authority, who verifies that the equipment and facilities have been designed,
constructed, inspected and tested in accordance with the requirements of this specification
and the Purchase Order/Contract.
3.0 DESIGN
3.1 Codes and Standards
The pressure instruments manufactured to this specification shall conform to the following
codes and standards:
ANSI B2.1 Pipe Threads (except Dryseal)
API RP 551 Process Measurement Instrumentation:

Installation Design and Practice
ASME B40.1 Pressure and Vacuum Gauges, Indicating Dial Type Elastic Element
BS 5345 Selection, Installation and Maintenance of Electrical Apparatus

in Explosive Atmospheres
BS 6739: Instrumentation in Process Control Systems

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IEC 60079 Electrical Apparatus for Explosive Atmospheres
IEC 60529 Classification of Degrees of Protection Provided by Enclosures
ISA S 12.1 Definitions and Information Pertaining to Electrical Instruments

in Hazardous Atmospheres
ISA RP 12.6 Wiring Practices for Hazardous (Classified) Locations Instrumentation -

Part 1 : Intrinsic Safety
ISA S12.12 Non-incendive Electrical Equipment for use in Class I and II,
Division 2 and Class III, Divisions 1 and 2 Hazardous
(Classified) Locations
NEMA 250 Enclosures for Electrical Equipment (1000 Volts maximum)
NFPA-70 National Electrical Code (NEC) - Article 500
UL 1203 Explosion-proof and Dust-ignition-proof Electrical Equipment

for use in Hazardous (Classified) Locations
3.2 General Requirements
3.2.1 Housings or Enclosures
(a) Instruments and devices shall be in suitable casings or enclosed so as to prevent

mechanical damage.
(b) Cases and enclosures for locally mounted instruments shall provide ingress protection to
IP 65 as defined in IEC 60529 or the NEMA 4 classification of NEMA 250.
(c) Instruments installed outside buildings and enclosures shall be shielded by sunshades.
3.2.2 Electrical
(a) Where relevant, all instruments involving the use of electrical power shall be selected to
be suitable for operation in hazardous areas. The hazardous areas shall be as defined by
GES L.31 and shall be shown on the site hazardous area drawing.
Where intrinsically safe transmitters are used with safety barriers, the characteristics of
the safety barrier shall be stated by the Vendor/Contractor to allow for the
interchangeability of transmitters with various types of receivers.
(b) All instruments shall have terminal blocks for the termination of electrical signals and
supplies.
(c) The terminal blocks shall be non-hygroscopic and shall use captive screws. All metal
parts shall be either tinned or silver plated.
(d) The terminals shall be numbered and identified to indicate polarity, earth connections,
test connections and any other relevant information.
(e) Spring type terminals shall not be used.
(f) When installing terminal blocks in junction boxes, an adequate number of terminals shall
be provided so that the connection of more than one connector per terminal is avoided.
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(g) All connectors for plug-in printed circuit boards shall be gold plated over nickel, over
copper.
(h) The size of the terminal block and screws shall be consistent with the wire size.
3.2.3 Performance Parameters
Transmitters, indicators and switches shall meet the following minimum performance
requirements:
- the accuracy shall be better than ± 0.25% of the calibrated span (unless otherwise stated);
- the hysteresis shall not exceed 0.1% of the calibrated span (unless otherwise stated);
- the repeatability shall be better than 0.1% of the span;
- the deadband shall not exceed 0.25% of span;
- the drift (over a six month period) shall not exceed 0.25% of span;
- ambient temperature variations between 32°F and 122°F (0°C and 50°C) shall not cause
changes greater than ± 0.2% of span for electronic sensors and ± 2.5% of span for
mechanical sensors;
- vibration at frequencies up to 200 Hz and amplitudes up to 0.024″ peak to peak, or for
acceleration up to 3 g (30 m/s2), whichever is the smaller, shall not cause a change of
reading which will exceed ± 0.2% of span for electronic sensors and ± 2.5% of span for
mechanical sensors;
- radio frequency interference in the range of 27 MHz to 500 MHz at field intensity of 10
V/m shall not cause a change of more than 1% of span.
3.3 Pressure Transmitters
3.3.1 Pneumatic pressure transmitters shall be specified for local loops only, in which case they
shall be force balance type.
3.3.2 Pneumatic pressure transmitters shall have an output signal pressure range of 3 to 15 psig (20
to 100 kPa) corresponding to 0% and 100% of the range respectively. The transmitter shall be
suitable for an air supply pressure of 18 to 20 psig (125 to 140 Kpa).
3.3.3 Pneumatic pressure transmitters shall have a pilot relay as part of the mechanism.
Transmitter outputs shall not be taken directly from the nozzle back pressure. Where local
pressure control is also required, a dual pneumatic pilot shall be used.
3.3.4 Electronic pressure transmitters shall have an output signal range of 4 to 20 mA

corresponding to 0% and 100% of the range respectively. The transmitter shall operate on a
two wire system and be capable of delivering the rated current to an external load of between
0 and 600 ohms when connected to a loop power supply of 24 V DC. SMART type pressure
transmitters are preferred, used in the analogue mode (4-20mA DC).
3.3.5 An overpressure of 30% of the maximum scale reading shall be possible without damage and
without affecting the accuracy and offset of subsequent measurements.
3.3.6 Absolute pressure transmitters shall be completely compensated against barometric pressure
variations.
3.3.7 Pneumatic transmitters without integral indicators shall have a suitably ranged pressure
gauge, measuring the same pressure, but with a separate pressure tap located within readable
distance of the transmitter. Electronic transmitters need not have an integral indicator,
provided they have adequate test points.
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3.3.8 Process connections shall be a minimum of ½" NPT female.
3.3.9 Instrument air connections shall be ¼" NPT female.
3.4 Pressure Switches
3.4.1 Direct mounted pressure switches shall normally be used only on equipment shutdown
service. For other applications, it is preferable to use pressure transmitters in combination
with receiving switches or receiving amplifiers.
3.4.2 Where direct mounted pressure switches are used, the switch shall have a set or trip point
with internal adjustment which indicates on a scale the set point value in engineering units.
The measured variable shall be displayed on the same scale.
3.4.3 Direct mounted switches shall be of the diaphragm, piston or bourdon tube type.
3.4.4 The repeatability of pressure switches shall be 1% of full scale or better.
3.4.5 Each switch shall be individually wired and shall not use common wiring.
3.4.6 Switch contacts shall be hermetically sealed, double pole double throw. Mercury switches
shall not be used.
3.4.7 Two switches shall be provided in each switch housing.
3.4.8 Switch ratings shall be specified in accordance with the instrument supply in use, normally 24
V DC, 1 amp. It is not recommended that process switches be used directly to switch heavy
loads, but where switches are used for the direct control of heavy duty electrical devices, then
the switches shall be suitable for the relevant voltage and current.
3.4.9 Each switch shall be directly connected to the associated monitoring equipment. Series or
parallel connections in the field are not permitted.
3.5 Pressure Gauges
3.5.1 The measuring element shall be of the bourdon tube type. Diaphragm type may be used for
draft measurement.
3.5.2 The minimum accuracy of the gauge shall be ± 1% of full scale for general applications, but
shall be increased to 0.5% for process control and special measurement applications.
3.5.3 An overpressure of 30% of the maximum scale reading shall be possible without damage to
the gauge and without affecting the accuracy and offset of subsequent measurements.
3.5.4 Absolute pressure gauges shall be completely compensated against barometric pressure
variations.
3.5.5 The range of the instrument shall be selected so that the normal pressure shall be in the
middle third of the span.
3.5.6 The gauge movement shall be span and zero adjustable. The gauge pointer shall be
adjustable to allow correction of the zero shift without adjustment of the movement.
3.5.7 The gauge movement shall be constructed of SS and be mounted independent of the case.
3.5.8 The gauge case shall be weatherproof to IP 65 and shall incorporate a rupturing disk or blow-
out back. The gauge case shall normally be made of SS, but other materials such as low
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copper aluminium or phenolic may be used with the Owner's approval. Aluminium cases
shall be painted. In general, the use of low melting point materials shall be avoided in the
case construction.
3.5.9 The gauge window shall preferably be made from double strength shatter-proof glass. Heat
resistant acrylic may be used as a substitute.
The gauge window shall include a gasket on the bezel side, and shall be held in place by a
threaded ring or bolt-on plate.
3.5.10 On pulsating services, dampening methods such as gauge glycerine/silicon oil filling, and
the inclusion of pulsation dampening devices shall be provided.
3.5.11 The dial face shall be of white laminate with black markings.
3.5.12 The dial size shall be of minimum 4½" (115 mm), with 6" (150 mm) being the preferred size
for panel mounted gauges.
3.5.13 Process connection shall be ½" NPT and shall be provided with wrench flats.
3.5.14 The process connections for local instruments shall be at the bottom. Panel mounted
instruments shall have rear process connections.
3.6 Instrument Air Receiver Gauges
3.6.1 Air receiver gauges shall be used on instrument air supply and transmission signals.
3.6.2 A stop pin shall be included at the zero pressure indications.
3.6.3 Connections shall be ¼" (6.25mm) NPT male.
3.6.4 The dial size shall be 2½" (64 mm).
4.0 MATERIALS
4.1 General Requirements
4.1.1 All moving parts exposed to the atmosphere such as linkages, springs, coils, pointers, etc
shall be resistant to the atmospheric conditions existing in the process area. Cadmium plating
shall not be used.
4.1.2 All parts exposed to the process fluid shall be resistant to the corrosive properties of that
fluid.
4.1.3 No copper or copper bearing alloys shall be used in contact with process fluids or in locations
where exposure to sour gases (containing sulphur compounds) may occur.
4.1.4 Low melting point materials (e.g. brass and aluminium) are unacceptable for instrument
body construction. Such materials may be used in component construction where the design
inherently limits the possibility of a leakage of process fluid on the complete loss of the low
melting point materials.
4.1.5 All welded connections using carbon steel shall be heat treated after welding.
4.1.6 Receiver gauges shall be constructed using manufacturer's standard materials of construction.
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4.1.7 Pressure transmitter bodies shall be carbon steel or 316 SS with type 316 SS diaphragms
unless other materials are required for the specified process/fluid conditions.
4.1.8 Bourdon tubes shall normally be of hardened ANSI Type 304 or Type 316 SS, unless other
materials are required for the specified process/fluid conditions, and shall be of bored or
drawn construction. Welded construction is not acceptable.
For operating temperatures below 400°F (204°C) and where the process fluid permits,
bourdon tubes made of ANSI Type 304 or Type 316 SS may have carbon steel welded tips and
sockets. All carbon steel welded connections shall be heat treated after welding.
For other services, the tips and sockets shall be of ANSI Type 304 or Type 316 SS and may be
screwed or welded.
4.2 Pressure Instruments for Oxygen Service
4.2.1 All parts in contact with oxygen shall be made from ANSI Type 304 or Type 316 SS.
4.2.2 The gasket material shall be PTFE for pressures up to 600 psig.
4.2.3 Filling fluids for capsules and diaphragm seals shall be selected so as not to create a hazard
when exposed to oxygen.
4.2.4 The instrument shall be degreased, cleaned and dried by the Vendor/Contractor before
delivery, and also before installation.
4.2.5 The Vendor/Contractor shall certify and tag the instrument as "Suitable for Oxygen Service".
5.0 MANUFACTURE
5.1 Certification and Labelling
5.1.1 All hazardous area electrical/electronic instruments shall be certified and approved by an
internationally recognised certifying authority. Recognised certifying authorities are listed in
ISA 12.1. In general, electrical/electronic instruments shall be approved for use in Class I,
Division 1, Group C and D hazardous locations.
5.1.2 The identification number of each instrument shall be clearly marked on a SS nameplate
permanently fastened (not bonded) to the instrument in a clearly visible position. The label
shall also contain the following information:
- Vendor/Contractor's name, model and serial number;

- the protection concept, testing standard and certificate number where the instrument is
certified for use in a hazardous area;
- the pressure rating of pressure holding parts;
- electrical data (where applicable).
5.1.3 The instrument tag number identification plate shall be separate from the manufacturer's
nameplate.
5.1.4 The pressure range and material of the bourdon tube shall be marked on the socket.
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6.0 INSTALLATION
6.1 Location and Accessibility
6.1.1 All instruments shall be easily accessible for servicing or removal so that the work can be
carried out without danger to personnel. Attention shall be paid to the possibility of burns,
falls, etc. Under normal circumstances the highest part of the instrument installation to which
access is required for maintenance shall not exceed a distance of 5 ft (1.5 m) from the ground
or the nearest platform.
6.1.2 Sufficient space shall be provided around all instruments to allow for installation and
maintenance.
6.1.3 Locally mounted gauges shall be located so that they can be easily read from associated
equipment, e.g. control valves and pumps.
6.1.4 Field mounted devices, e.g. transmitters shall not be mounted on lines or equipment subject
to vibration. In such cases, wherever possible, the device shall be mounted on a pedestal.
6.1.5 Pressure gauges shall be installed adjacent to all blind or suppressed range pressure
instruments.
6.2 Instrument Process Connections
6.2.1 Impulse piping shall be made as short as possible.
6.2.2 Tapping bosses shall be fitted and drilled before the lines are cleaned. Bosses should be
drilled after welding.
6.2.3 In general, separate process take-off connections shall be provided for each instrument,
especially if the pressure instrument is part of a safeguarding system.
6.2.4 An instrument isolating valve shall be provided adjacent to the instrument (in addition to the
take-off block valve). A vent/drain valve shall be installed to allow for zero checking and to
depressurise the instrument before removal. Where possible a combined isolating and vent
manifold block shall be used. Refer to Figure 1 for a typical installation.
6.2.5 Condensate seals shall be used to protect the instrument against hot condensable vapours.
Refer to Figure 2 for a typical installation.
6.2.6 Diaphragm seals shall be used where corrosion, plugging, etc can take place. The diaphragm
seal shall normally be made from Type 316 SS, unless other materials are required for the
specified process/fluid conditions. The seal shall be seal welded to the upper half of the
diaphragm seal body. The liquid fill in the diaphragm assembly shall be suitable for the
process operating temperature and the maximum and minimum ambient temperatures.
6.2.7 Pressure instruments on gas or vapour surface, or in hydrocarbon service where water may
be present shall, wherever possible, be mounted above the pressure tapping.
6.2.8 All connections shall be self-draining, and in general be run with a minimum slope of 1" per
foot (25mm to 333mm) run (1:12). The slope shall be down from the process connection in the
case liquids, steam and condensibles, and up from the process connection in the case of gases.
6.2.9 Pressure instruments on LPG service shall be fitted with a 0.55" (1.4 mm) restriction orifice
downstream of the take-off block valve to prevent excessive flow on failure of the measuring
element.
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6.2.10 Provision shall be made, wherever possible, for the checking and calibration of pressure
instruments without their removal from the equipment.
6.2.11 All fittings shall be arranged to allow the easy removal of the instrument.
7.0 INSPECTION
7.1 Procedures
7.1.1 Factory inspection of standard instruments at the Vendor/Contractor's premises shall not
normally be required.
7.1.2 The Vendor/Contractor shall ensure that internal inspection is carried out in accordance with
the Vendor/Contractor's quality plan.
7.1.3 All instruments shall be checked for conformity to the purchase requisition and for damage
immediately on receipt at site. The instrument labelling shall also be checked.
7.1.4 All instruments for installation in hazardous areas shall be checked to ensure the suitability of
the protection for the relevant area classification.
7.1.5 All instruments shall be checked to ensure that vents, breathers and drains are free from paint
or other coatings.
7.2 Tagging
The Vendor/Contractor shall check that all instruments and instrument components are
correctly labelled or marked.
8.0 TESTING
8.1 Factory Testing
8.1.1 Witnessed factory testing of standard pressure instrumentation at the Vendor/Contractor's

premises shall not normally be required. The Vendor/Contractor shall supply the results of
internal testing, together with instrument calibration certificates.
8.1.2 Witnessed testing may be required, if:
- the instrument has undergone major modification to meet specific requirements;

- the instrument is a new model;
- the Vendor/Contractor is a newly qualified manufacturer.
8.2 Field Testing
Instruments shall be tested and calibrated in a fully equipped workshop before installation.
All tests shall simulate, as far as is reasonably practicable, the design process conditions.
Reference shall be made to GES C.55.
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9.0 DOCUMENTATION
9.1 Introduction
This section covers the documentation required for the design, fabrication, inspection and
testing of pressure instruments.
The detailed list of documents that are required is attached to the Purchase Order/Contract.
However, as a minimum the following listed documents shall be provided by the
Vendor/Contractor:
- General Arrangement Drawings

- Operating and Maintenance Manual
- Instrument Termination and Hook-up Details
- Instrument Data Sheets
- Hazardous Area Certificates
- Letters of Conformity
9.2 Schedules and Reports
The Vendor/Contractor shall supply a schedule showing the documents for review and
approval, proposed sub-contractors and material procurement and a production/ fabrication
programme.
The Vendor/Contractor shall submit his Quality Control Plan at the start of the contract.
9.3 Use in Hazardous Areas
Certificates covering the use of the instruments in hazardous areas shall be provided by the
Vendor/Contractor.
Where intrinsically safe transmitters are used with safety barriers, the characteristics of the
safety barrier shall be stated by the Vendor/Contractor to allow for the interchangeability of
transmitters with various types of receivers.
10.0 PRIOR TO SHIPMENT
10.1 Painting and Coatings
10.1.1 Painting and protective coatings shall take into account the methods of transport to be used
(e.g. desk cargo). External painting of instrument housings shall be corrosion resistant and
suitable against salt air conditions.
10.1.2 Surface preparation, painting and painting materials shall be in accordance with GES X.06.
10.1.3 Vendor/Contractor's standard painting and coating systems may be acceptable subject to
Owner's approval, provided they are equal or better to the Owner's standards specified in
GES X.06 and are equally suitable for the site environmental conditions specified in GES A.06.
10.2 Spares
The Vendor/Contractor shall submit with his proposal, a price list of recommended spares
for start-up and two year's operation.
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10.3 Packing
10.3.1 All instruments shall be securely packaged and protected against external damage, e.g. to
gauge glasses or housings.
10.3.2 Machined or threaded exterior surfaces shall be protected during shipment and subsequent
storage with a rust preventer which is easily removed with a petroleum solvent.
10.3.3 Threaded end or socket welding end connections shall be fitted with metal, wood or plastic
plugs or caps.
10.3.4 Flanges shall be protected over the entire flange surface by protectors which are securely
attached.
10.3.5 Electronic items shall be suitably protected so as to prevent the ingress of moisture. The
protection shall include the use of desiccants.
10.4 Shipping
The instruments shall not leave the Vendor/Contractor's works for shipment until the release
has been signed by the Owner's Inspector.
10.5 Warranty
10.5.1 The Vendor/Contractor shall warrant all materials and services supplied against any defect
for a minimum of 12 months after commissioning or 24 months from the date of delivery to
site, whichever is the shorter period, or the period stipulated in the Purchase Order/Contract.
10.5.2 Should any item be found defective, the Vendor/Contractor shall be responsible for all costs
associated with restoring the equipment to the standard specified by the Purchase
Order/Contract.
DATA SHEET No.
PRESSURE SWITCHES
P.O. / CONTRACT No.
CLIENT
PLANT LOCATION SHEET 1 of 2
SERVICE ITEM No. No. of UNITS
VENDOR / CONTRACTOR
1 GENERAL
2 Tag Number
3 Service
4
5 P&ID Number
6 Manufacturer
7 Model Number
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9 PROCESS DATA
10 Process Fluid
11 Sour Service NACE MR-01-75
12 Pressure Units
13 Temp. Units
14 Setpoint
15 Pressure Normal Design
16 Temp. Normal Design
17
18 MECHANICAL DATA
19 GENERAL
20 Blind or Indicating
21 Scale size & Type
22 (White Dial/Black Scale)
23 Adjustment
24 ( Internal / External )
25 Mounting
26
27 ELEMENT
28 Type
29 Range
30 Body Material
31 Material ( Wetted Parts )
32 (NACE MR-01-75)
33 Connection Size / Rating
34 Connection Location
35 Rated Pressure / Temperature
36 Accuracy
37 Repeatability
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39 SWITCH
40 Type
41 Rating
42 Fixed Diff. / Adjustment
43 Min. Differential
44 Action of Circuit Contacts
45 Contact arrangement
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DATA SHEET No.
PRESSURE SWITCHES
P.O. / CONTRACT No.
CLIENT
VENDOR / CONTRACTOR
1 HOUSING
2 Hazardous Area Classification
3 Enclosure Type
4 Type of Protection
5 Degree of Protection
6 Entry Connection & Size
7 Earthing Stud
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9 ACCESSORIES
10 Chemical Seal
11 Diaphragm / Fill Fluid
12 Process Connection
13 Diaphragm Housing Material
14 Gauge Protector
15 Damper
16 Pulsation
17 Accessary Model No.
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39 NOTES:
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DATA SHEET No.
DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE INSTRUMENTS

P.O. / CONTRACT No.
CLIENT
VENDOR / CONTRACTOR
1 Tag No.
2 Service
3
4 GENERAL
5 Function Record Indicate Control Blind
6
7 Trans. Indicate Other
8
9 Case MFR Std Nom Size Colour : MFR Std Other
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11 Mounting Flush Surface Yoke
12
13 Enclosure Class Gen. Purpose Weather Prf. Flame Prf. / Protection /
14 Expl. Prf. Class
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16 For Use in Intrinsically Safe Systems Other
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18 Power Supply V Hz VDC
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20 Chart 12 in. Circular Other Range No.
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22 Chart Drive 24 Hr Other Elec. Spring Other
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24 Scale Type Range 1 2 3
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26 TRANSMITTER
27 Output 4 - 20 mA 21 - 103 kPa (3 - 15 psig) Other
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29 For Receiver , See Instrument Specification Sheet
30
31 CONTROLLER
32 Control Modes P = Prop ( Gain ) I = Integral ( Auto Reset ) D = Derivative ( Rate )
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34 Sub : S = Slow F = Fast Other
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36 Action On Meas. Increase Output : Increase Decrease
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38 Auto-Man Switch None MFR Std Other
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40 Set Point Adjustment Manual External Remote Other
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42 Manual Regulator None MFR Std Other
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44 Output 4 - 20 mA 21 - 103 kPa (3 - 15 psig) Other
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DATA SHEET No.

P.O. / CONTRACT No.
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VENDOR / CONTRACTOR
1 Tag No.
2 Service
3
4 UNIT
5 Service Flow Level Diff. Press. Other
6
7 Element Type Diaphragm Bellows Other
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9 Material Body Element
10
11 Rating Overrange Body Rating BARIG / PSIG
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13 Diff. Range Fixed Adj. Range Set At
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15 Elevation Suppression
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17 Process Data Fluid Max Temp. Max Pressure
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19 Process Connection /2" NPT Other
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21 ALARM
22 Alarm Switches Quantity Form Rating
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24 Function Meas. Var. Deviation Contacts To
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26 On Increasing Measurement
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28 OPTIONS
29 Press. Elem. Range Material
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31 Temp. Elem. Range Type
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33 Filt. Reg. Sup. Gage Output Gage Charts
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35 Valve Manifold
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37 Cond. Pots Adj. Damp Integral Sq. Rt. Ext.
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39 Integrator
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41 Other
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44 MFR & Model No.
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46 NOTES
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DATA SHEET No.

P.O. / CONTRACT No.
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PRESSURE GAUGES
P.O. / CONTRACT No.
CLIENT
VENDOR / CONTRACTOR
1 GENERAL
2 Instrument Tag Number
3 Service
4 P&ID Number
5 Manufacturer
6 Model Number
7 Gauge Type Press/DP/Rcvr Press/DP/Rcvr Press/DP/Rcvr Press/DP/Rcvr Press/DP/Rcvr
8 Gauge Type > 25 barg Safety Pattern Safety Pattern Safety Pattern Safety Pattern Safety Pattern
9 Baffle Blow Out Device < 25 barg
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11 PROCESS DATA
12 Pressure Units/Temp Units
13 Pressure Normal/Design
14 Temp. Normal/Design
15 Process Fluid
16 Sour Servour NACE MR-01-75
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21 INSTRUMENT GENERAL
22 Dial Size (White Dial/Black Scale)
23 Case
24 Adjustment (Micrometer) Internal Internal Internal Internal Internal
25 Mounting Surface/Direct Surface/Direct Surface/Direct Surface/Direct Surface/Direct
26 Flush Flush Flush Flush Flush
27 Lens Shatterproof Shatterproof Shatterproof Shatterproof Shatterproof
28 Nominal Accuracy % % % % %
29 Movement Material
30 Liquid Filled
31 Gauge Supplied to BS 1780 BS 1780 BS 1780 BS 1780 BS 1780
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33 ELEMENT
34 Type
35 Range
36 Rated Pressure/Temp.
37 Overrange 130% 130% 130% 130% 130%
38 Material Wetted Parts
39 Connection Size/Rating NPTM NPTM NPTM NPTM NPTM
40 Connection Location
41 Internal Overload Stops Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
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43 ACCESSORIES
44 Diaphragm Fill Fluid
46 Process Connections
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48 OTHERS
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1 GENERAL
2 Tag No.
3 Service
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6 Manufacturer
7 Model No.
8 Accessory Model No.
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10 PROCESS DATA
11 Process Fluid
12 Sour Service ( NACE MR0175 )
13 Pressure Units
14 Temp. Units
15 Pressure Normal Design
16 Temp. Normal Design
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18 GENERAL
19 Blind / Indicating
20 Scale, Size & Type
21 ( White Dial / Blk Characters )
22 Vacum Range Dial Colour
23 Adjustment (Internal or External)
24 Mounting
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26 BODY & ELEMENT
27 Type
28 Diff. Pressure Units
29 Max. Instrument Range
30 Calibrated Range
31 Rated Pressure/Temperature
32 Overrange %
33 Body Material
34 Flanges & Adaptors Material
35 Diaphragm Material
36 Drain / Vent Material
37 Output Signal
38 Process Connection Size/Rating
39 Process Connection Location
40 Co-planar Flange
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42 HOUSING
43 Hazardous Area Classification
44 Type of Protection
45 Degree of Protection
46 Electrical Entry Size / Thread
47 Housing Material
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PRESSURE & DATA SHEET No.
DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE
TRANSMITTERS P.O. / CONTRACT No.
CLIENT
VENDOR / CONTRACTOR
1 ACCESSORIES
2 Chemical Seal
3 Diaphragm / Fill Fluid
5 Flange Finish
6 Manifold
7 Mounting Kit
8 Remote Mount. Receiver Gauge
9 Rated Pressure
10 Capillary Length /Mtl
11 Stainless Steel Bolts
12 Stainless Steel Mounting Bracket
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16 Communication Protocol
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DATA SHEET No.

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CLIENT
VENDOR / CONTRACTOR
1 GENERAL
2 Tag No.
3 Service
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5 Function
6 Rec / Ind / Control / Blind / Int.
7 Case Size
8 Case Colour
9 Mounting Flush / Yoke / Flush / Yoke / Flush / Yoke / Flush / Yoke / Flush / Yoke /
10 Surface Surface Surface Surface Surface
11 Power Supply
12 Chart Size & Rating
13 Chart Drive
14 Scale
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16 TRANSMITTER
17 Transmitter Output 4 to 20mA DC 4 to 20mA DC 4 to 20mA DC 4 to 20mA DC 4 to 20mA DC
18 20 to 100 kpa 20 to 100 kpa 20 to 100 kpa 20 to 100 kpa 20 to 100 kpa
19 3 to 15 psig 3 to 15 psig 3 to 15 psig 3 to 15 psig 3 to 15 psig
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21 CONTROLLER
22 Controller Mode
23 Action-on Measure. Increase / Increase / Increase / Increase / Increase /
24 Increase Output Decrease Decrease Decrease Decrease Decrease
25 Auto Manual Switch
26 Set point Adjustment Man / Ext / Rem Man / Ext / Rem Man / Ext / Rem Man / Ext / Rem Man / Ext / Rem
27 Manual Regulation Output 4 to 20mA DC 4 to 20mA DC 4 to 20mA DC 4 to 20mA DC 4 to 20mA DC
28 20 to 100 kpa 20 to 100 kpa 20 to 100 kpa 20 to 100 kpa 20 to 100 kpa
29 3 to 15 psig 3 to 15 psig 3 to 15 psig 3 to 15 psig 3 to 15 psig
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31 UNIT
32 Duty Flow / Dp / Lvl Flow / Dp / Lvl Flow / Dp / Lvl Flow / Dp / Lvl Flow / Dp / Lvl
33 Element Type
34 Body Material
35 Element Material
36 Body Rating
37 Overrange Rating
38 Differential Range
39 Process Connections
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41 PROCESS DATA
42 Operating Pressure
43 Design Pressure
44 Operating Temperature
45 Design Temperature
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47 OPTIONS
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49 Manufacture
50 Model No.
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P.O. / CONTRACT No.
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VENDOR / CONTRACTOR
1 SCALE OR
REV. TAG ADJ. RANGE SET RANGE SCALE FACTOR SERVICE NOTES
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SECTION TITLE PAGE

1.0 SCOPE OF SPECIFICATION 4

3.1 Codes and Standards 5

4.1 General Requirements 9

5.1 Certification and Labelling 10

6.1 Location and Accessibility 11

8.1 Factory Testing 12

SECTION TITLE PAGE

10.0 PRIOR TO SHIPMENT 13

10.1 Painting and Coatings 13

ISA FORMS S20.40a

1.2 Other NOC Specifications

GES A.06 - Site Data

GES C.55 - Field Installation, Calibration and Testing of Instruments

GES L.31 - Area Classification

GES L.35 - Electrical Equipment in Hazardous Areas

GES X.06 - Factory Coatings of Electrical Equipment and Instruments

1.3 Data Sheets

The technical terms used in this specification are defined as follows:

The commercial terms used in this specification are defined as follows:

The company supplying the equipment and material.

The main contractor for a defined piece of work.

A company awarded a contract by a contractor to do part of the work awarded to the

A qualified individual representing the Owner, Vendor/Contractor or the assigned

3.1 Codes and Standards

ANSI B2.1 Pipe Threads (except Dryseal)

API RP 551 Process Measurement Instrumentation:

BS 5345 Selection, Installation and Maintenance of Electrical Apparatus

BS 6739: Instrumentation in Process Control Systems

IEC 60079 Electrical Apparatus for Explosive Atmospheres

IEC 60529 Classification of Degrees of Protection Provided by Enclosures

ISA S 12.1 Definitions and Information Pertaining to Electrical Instruments

ISA RP 12.6 Wiring Practices for Hazardous (Classified) Locations Instrumentation -

NEMA 250 Enclosures for Electrical Equipment (1000 Volts maximum)

NFPA-70 National Electrical Code (NEC) - Article 500

UL 1203 Explosion-proof and Dust-ignition-proof Electrical Equipment

3.2 General Requirements

3.2.1 Housings or Enclosures

(a) Instruments and devices shall be in suitable casings or enclosed so as to prevent

(e) Spring type terminals shall not be used.

3.2.3 Performance Parameters

3.3 Pressure Transmitters

3.3.4 Electronic pressure transmitters shall have an output signal range of 4 to 20 mA

3.3.9 Instrument air connections shall be ¼" NPT female.

3.4 Pressure Switches

3.4.4 The repeatability of pressure switches shall be 1% of full scale or better.

3.4.7 Two switches shall be provided in each switch housing.

3.5 Pressure Gauges

3.6 Instrument Air Receiver Gauges

3.6.2 A stop pin shall be included at the zero pressure indications.

3.6.3 Connections shall be ¼" (6.25mm) NPT male.

3.6.4 The dial size shall be 2½" (64 mm).

4.1 General Requirements

4.2 Pressure Instruments for Oxygen Service

5.1 Certification and Labelling

- Vendor/Contractor's name, model and serial number;

6.1 Location and Accessibility

6.2 Instrument Process Connections

6.2.1 Impulse piping shall be made as short as possible.