This document summarizes a seminar on functional safety and validation of fluid power systems. It discusses pneumatic lockout requirements according to ISO 14118 and best practices. Examples are provided of safety exhaust functions for transfer presses and cylinder stop functions. Solutions for improving functional safety categories through redundancy, monitoring, and safe exhaust are explored.
Anderson Greenwood is a world class manufacturer of industrial pressure relief valves, providing protection from system overpressure in vessels, tanks, piping, and other closed systems.
The document provides information about pressure relief devices and safety valve testing procedures. It discusses what pressure relief devices are, common types like safety valves and pressure relief valves, and their key characteristics such as set pressure, overpressure tolerance, and blowdown percentage. It also outlines safety valve testing procedures like verifying the set pressure, repeatability testing, seat tightness testing, shell testing, and bellows integrity testing. Specifications for testing tolerances on set pressure at different temperature ranges are also presented.
Gases and steam are compressible. It is normal that when gas or steam reaches the disc in a valve, it compresses and builds up before passing through the valve. This compression may cause a rapid build up of system pressure and be potentially harmful. There are other process conditions, such as boiler control malfunction, that can create elevated pressure in a closed system. Every system and component in a pressurized system has a safe operating pressure limit that must not be exceeded.
This document provides an overview of early sizing considerations for pressure safety valves (PSVs). It discusses important terminologies, types of PSVs, sizing basis, applicable standards, and the early sizing procedure. The procedure involves selecting possible orifice areas to meet capacity requirements. The objectives of early sizing are to remove holds in piping and instrumentation diagrams and allow early release of piping designs. The document also discusses inter-discipline interfaces, lessons learned, and quality management system documents related to PSV sizing.
Safety relief valves, also known as pressure safety valves, are the last line of defense to protect equipment and personnel from overpressure. They are installed to ensure safety, prevent equipment damage from overpressure, and conserve material. Overpressure can be caused by events like closed outlets, reflux failure, valve malfunctions, or loss of power. A pressure safety valve has a cross sectional view showing how it opens at a set pressure to relieve overpressure. Equations are provided to calculate the minimum flow area required based on the mass flow and properties of liquids or vapors and gases being relieved. Standards like API 520 and 521 provide more information on sizing and rating pressure safety valves.
Eng handbook crosby pressure relief valve engineering handbookAli Meshaikhis
Reference is made to the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII, Pressure Vessels. The information in this handbook is not to be used for the application of overpressure protection to power boilers and nuclear power plant components which are addressed in the ASEM Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Section I.
This document is a technical and service manual for split-type air conditioners. It provides information on:
- Model names and revisions made in the revised edition.
- Combinations of compatible indoor and outdoor units.
- Names and functions of outdoor unit parts.
- Electrical specifications and compressor technical data.
- Outlines and dimensions of the outdoor units.
- Wiring diagrams and refrigerant system diagrams.
- Troubleshooting procedures and disassembly process.
Pressure relief devices are important safety components that protect process equipment from overpressure. Standards like the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code provide guidelines for the proper design, installation, and sizing of relief valves, rupture disks, and other pressure relief devices. These standards help ensure personnel safety and prevent equipment damage in the event excess pressure develops from sources like explosions, fires, or pump failures.
Anderson Greenwood is a world class manufacturer of industrial pressure relief valves, providing protection from system overpressure in vessels, tanks, piping, and other closed systems.
The document provides information about pressure relief devices and safety valve testing procedures. It discusses what pressure relief devices are, common types like safety valves and pressure relief valves, and their key characteristics such as set pressure, overpressure tolerance, and blowdown percentage. It also outlines safety valve testing procedures like verifying the set pressure, repeatability testing, seat tightness testing, shell testing, and bellows integrity testing. Specifications for testing tolerances on set pressure at different temperature ranges are also presented.
Gases and steam are compressible. It is normal that when gas or steam reaches the disc in a valve, it compresses and builds up before passing through the valve. This compression may cause a rapid build up of system pressure and be potentially harmful. There are other process conditions, such as boiler control malfunction, that can create elevated pressure in a closed system. Every system and component in a pressurized system has a safe operating pressure limit that must not be exceeded.
This document provides an overview of early sizing considerations for pressure safety valves (PSVs). It discusses important terminologies, types of PSVs, sizing basis, applicable standards, and the early sizing procedure. The procedure involves selecting possible orifice areas to meet capacity requirements. The objectives of early sizing are to remove holds in piping and instrumentation diagrams and allow early release of piping designs. The document also discusses inter-discipline interfaces, lessons learned, and quality management system documents related to PSV sizing.
Safety relief valves, also known as pressure safety valves, are the last line of defense to protect equipment and personnel from overpressure. They are installed to ensure safety, prevent equipment damage from overpressure, and conserve material. Overpressure can be caused by events like closed outlets, reflux failure, valve malfunctions, or loss of power. A pressure safety valve has a cross sectional view showing how it opens at a set pressure to relieve overpressure. Equations are provided to calculate the minimum flow area required based on the mass flow and properties of liquids or vapors and gases being relieved. Standards like API 520 and 521 provide more information on sizing and rating pressure safety valves.
Eng handbook crosby pressure relief valve engineering handbookAli Meshaikhis
Reference is made to the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII, Pressure Vessels. The information in this handbook is not to be used for the application of overpressure protection to power boilers and nuclear power plant components which are addressed in the ASEM Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Section I.
This document is a technical and service manual for split-type air conditioners. It provides information on:
- Model names and revisions made in the revised edition.
- Combinations of compatible indoor and outdoor units.
- Names and functions of outdoor unit parts.
- Electrical specifications and compressor technical data.
- Outlines and dimensions of the outdoor units.
- Wiring diagrams and refrigerant system diagrams.
- Troubleshooting procedures and disassembly process.
Pressure relief devices are important safety components that protect process equipment from overpressure. Standards like the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code provide guidelines for the proper design, installation, and sizing of relief valves, rupture disks, and other pressure relief devices. These standards help ensure personnel safety and prevent equipment damage in the event excess pressure develops from sources like explosions, fires, or pump failures.
This document contains a user manual for automatic control valves that includes the following sections:
- Section 1 provides information on basic valves including their operation, sizing guides for metal valves, details on plastic valves, and installation instructions.
- Section 2 covers automatic control valves in more detail including their design, operating pressures and velocities, media they can control, control options, and hydraulic performance.
- Section 3 includes operating instructions and a troubleshooting guide.
The manual provides technical specifications and guidelines for proper use of different types of automatic control valves for applications like irrigation, sewage, and industrial processes. It explains the valves' components, operation, pressure and flow characteristics.
Project #3 - A Class Treatment Plant - AMIAD Micro-StrainersDavid List
The AMIAD Micro-Strainers are a fine filter that are designed to be an initial screen for many different processes. In this case they had been installed on the inlet pipe at Aurora A-Class Treatment Plant.
I was engaged to investigate these filters that had been causing intermittent alarms. After my analysis, I recommended that the filters get an upgrade and full maintenance check.
See my LinkedIn post for more info;
https://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/project-3-class-treatment-plant-amiad-david-list?trk=prof-post
This document is a catalogue for automatic control valves from 2001. It provides information to help engineers, dealers and users select the proper control valves for water networks. The catalogue is divided into sections for different valve groups and product types. It includes specifications, sizing guidance, model selections, and dimensions for the valves. The aims of the catalogue are to create a common language between customers and the factory to avoid confusion, and to enable users to easily select the best fitting valve for their requirements.
This document contains the technical manual for split-type air conditioners. It includes 11 sections that cover: 1) part names and functions, 2) specifications, 3) data, 4) outlines and dimensions, 5) wiring diagrams, 6) refrigerant system diagrams, 7) troubleshooting, 8) function setting, 9) system control, 10) service data (parts name), and 11) optional parts. The manual provides specifications, performance data, diagrams, troubleshooting information, and other technical details for properly servicing the air conditioner units.
This document discusses pressure relief systems, which are critical in the chemical process industries to safely handle overpressurization. It describes causes of overpressurization, types of safety valves and rupture disks used for relief, and components of open and closed pressure relief systems. Open systems vent non-hazardous gases to the atmosphere, while closed systems route flammable gases through flare headers and knockout drums to be burned in a flare stack. The document provides example calculations for sizing relief valves, piping, and other components to ensure systems can safely relieve pressure without resealing valves.
Importance & requirement of Rupture Disk in Industry. Sizing and selection of Safety Relief valves and Rupture Disks. Selection and types of rupture disks. Sizing calculation of rupture disks, PRVs and determination of required relief load.
The document provides technical specifications for Viking Corporation's Model E-1 Deluge Valve. It describes the valve as a quick-opening differential diaphragm flood valve used to control water flow in deluge and preaction sprinkler systems. It lists the valve's features, approvals and certifications, technical specifications including dimensions and materials, ordering information, and installation instructions. It includes diagrams of trim components and notes on hydrostatic testing requirements.
This document provides an application and selection guide for Honeywell valves and actuators. It includes contact information, online resources, and descriptions of Honeywell's unitary valves, control valve applications, fan coil and zone valves, cartridge cage valves, and various actuator models. Product lines are organized by valve type, size, flow capacity, connection type, and valve action. Common features and specifications are highlighted. Instructions are provided on how to use the brochure to select and order complete assembled or unassembled valve and actuator products.
Pressure Relief Valve Sizing for Single Phase FlowVikram Sharma
This presentation file provides a quick refresher to pressure relief valve sizing for single phase flow. The calculation guideline is as per API Std 520.
3800 series -prv-installation-and-maint-instructions_-802_t_-r2roberto de la cruz
The document provides maintenance instructions for Farris Series 3800 pilot-operated safety relief valves. It includes bills of materials and step-by-step instructions for disassembling, cleaning, repairing, and reassembling the main valve and two types of pilot controls (snap-acting and modulating). The summary is as follows:
1) It outlines the contents and provides an introduction to the two main components - the pilot control and main valve.
2) Sections are dedicated to the maintenance of the main valve, snap-acting pilot control, and modulating pilot control. Bills of materials and detailed assembly/disassembly instructions are provided for each.
3) Final instructions cover reassembling the
This document outlines a continuing education course on overpressure protection and relief system design. The course contents include an introduction to relief systems, applicable codes and standards, the work process for relief system design, relief device terminology, and causes of overpressure and determining relief loads. The presentation provides information on different types of relief devices, relief system discharge configurations, references and codes, and the multi-step design process and required design data. Key relief device terminology is also defined.
Paccon provides automation and control solutions for industrial processes. It offers a wide range of products including control valves, positioners, pressure regulators, pressure gauges, solenoid valves, and flow computers from manufacturers like Fisher, ASCO, and Emerson. Paccon also provides wireless communication, remote monitoring and control, and automation solutions to support applications in areas like oil and gas, mining, water treatment, and pulp and paper manufacturing.
This document provides a checklist for pre-flight, in-flight, and post-flight procedures for a helicopter. It includes checks of aircraft systems, equipment, fuel levels, and emergency gear. Steps are outlined for exterior and interior inspections, engine starting and shutdown, taxi, hover, takeoff, cruise, and landing. Hazardous items are identified and safety procedures must be followed, such as clearing areas and posting fire guards before engine starts.
Install filter between the “To Process” and “From\nProcess” pipes for maximum differential pressure\nutilization. This also ensures side stream filtration,\nthrottling the flow through the filter using the outlet\nvalve on the filter. Install 1” NPT or Socket weld\nisolation valves on the pressure inlet and outlet.\nPurge all air from the filter using the vent valve on\ntop. Note the inlet and outlet pressures to monitor\nloading of the equipment.
This document is an instruction manual for a solder handling station that includes a hot gas desoldering hand tool and power supply. The 3-sentence summary is:
The manual provides specifications, features and instructions for operating a solder handling station including a hot gas desoldering hand tool connected to a power supply unit, describing how to set temperatures, connect the hand tool, replace parts like tips and filters, and calibrate the temperature readings. Diagrams show the components of the hand tool and power supply and lists of spare parts are provided.
This document provides information about the basic components and functioning of an anaesthesia machine. It discusses the key components of the machine's pneumatic and electrical systems. The pneumatic system includes the high pressure, intermediate pressure and low pressure systems which are responsible for delivering precisely controlled gas mixtures from pressurized cylinders or central pipelines. The electrical components power and monitor the machine. The document also provides details on cylinders, pressure regulators and other individual parts that make up the overall anaesthesia machine.
The anaesthesia machine has several safety features in its pneumatic components and gas delivery systems to prevent errors and ensure patient safety. These include color coding of gas lines and controls, pin indexing systems to prevent incorrect gas cylinder attachment, pressure regulators, and linkages or proportional valves to maintain minimum oxygen concentrations. Alarms activate if oxygen pressure or flow drops below safe levels. Unidirectional valves and pressure relief devices also protect the machine from excess pressure from the patient circuit.
The presentation will give you brief idea about the operation of hydro power plant which includes pre-check conditions, starting and stopping sequences, loading of unit, emergency stopping, parameter monitoring and control.
This document provides information on various types of safety valves, their purpose, construction, operation, maintenance and testing procedures. It discusses safety valves, relief valves, safety relief valves, vacuum relief valves and their characteristics. The document also outlines requirements for safety valves according to regulations, general sizing guidelines, and procedures for dismantling, overhauling, assembling, testing, maintenance and erection of safety valves.
Control_Valve_maintenance and calibration.pdfsaid25000
The document provides an overview of control valves, including definitions of key terms like Cv and Kv ratings. It discusses common control valve components like actuators, positioners, and accessories. The document also covers standards, characteristics, selection considerations, and challenges like flashing and cavitation that control valves may experience. It includes diagrams to illustrate control valve flow paths and the effects of restrictions on pressure and velocity.
The document provides information about CCC, a controls company dedicated to making turbomachinery operation safe and efficient. It discusses CCC's products and control solutions for compressors, including antisurge controls and series of controller products. The document also describes different types of compressors and factors that can lead to surge, outlining CCC's business in advanced constraint control to widen the stable operating zone of compressors.
This document contains a user manual for automatic control valves that includes the following sections:
- Section 1 provides information on basic valves including their operation, sizing guides for metal valves, details on plastic valves, and installation instructions.
- Section 2 covers automatic control valves in more detail including their design, operating pressures and velocities, media they can control, control options, and hydraulic performance.
- Section 3 includes operating instructions and a troubleshooting guide.
The manual provides technical specifications and guidelines for proper use of different types of automatic control valves for applications like irrigation, sewage, and industrial processes. It explains the valves' components, operation, pressure and flow characteristics.
Project #3 - A Class Treatment Plant - AMIAD Micro-StrainersDavid List
The AMIAD Micro-Strainers are a fine filter that are designed to be an initial screen for many different processes. In this case they had been installed on the inlet pipe at Aurora A-Class Treatment Plant.
I was engaged to investigate these filters that had been causing intermittent alarms. After my analysis, I recommended that the filters get an upgrade and full maintenance check.
See my LinkedIn post for more info;
https://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/project-3-class-treatment-plant-amiad-david-list?trk=prof-post
This document is a catalogue for automatic control valves from 2001. It provides information to help engineers, dealers and users select the proper control valves for water networks. The catalogue is divided into sections for different valve groups and product types. It includes specifications, sizing guidance, model selections, and dimensions for the valves. The aims of the catalogue are to create a common language between customers and the factory to avoid confusion, and to enable users to easily select the best fitting valve for their requirements.
This document contains the technical manual for split-type air conditioners. It includes 11 sections that cover: 1) part names and functions, 2) specifications, 3) data, 4) outlines and dimensions, 5) wiring diagrams, 6) refrigerant system diagrams, 7) troubleshooting, 8) function setting, 9) system control, 10) service data (parts name), and 11) optional parts. The manual provides specifications, performance data, diagrams, troubleshooting information, and other technical details for properly servicing the air conditioner units.
This document discusses pressure relief systems, which are critical in the chemical process industries to safely handle overpressurization. It describes causes of overpressurization, types of safety valves and rupture disks used for relief, and components of open and closed pressure relief systems. Open systems vent non-hazardous gases to the atmosphere, while closed systems route flammable gases through flare headers and knockout drums to be burned in a flare stack. The document provides example calculations for sizing relief valves, piping, and other components to ensure systems can safely relieve pressure without resealing valves.
Importance & requirement of Rupture Disk in Industry. Sizing and selection of Safety Relief valves and Rupture Disks. Selection and types of rupture disks. Sizing calculation of rupture disks, PRVs and determination of required relief load.
The document provides technical specifications for Viking Corporation's Model E-1 Deluge Valve. It describes the valve as a quick-opening differential diaphragm flood valve used to control water flow in deluge and preaction sprinkler systems. It lists the valve's features, approvals and certifications, technical specifications including dimensions and materials, ordering information, and installation instructions. It includes diagrams of trim components and notes on hydrostatic testing requirements.
This document provides an application and selection guide for Honeywell valves and actuators. It includes contact information, online resources, and descriptions of Honeywell's unitary valves, control valve applications, fan coil and zone valves, cartridge cage valves, and various actuator models. Product lines are organized by valve type, size, flow capacity, connection type, and valve action. Common features and specifications are highlighted. Instructions are provided on how to use the brochure to select and order complete assembled or unassembled valve and actuator products.
Pressure Relief Valve Sizing for Single Phase FlowVikram Sharma
This presentation file provides a quick refresher to pressure relief valve sizing for single phase flow. The calculation guideline is as per API Std 520.
3800 series -prv-installation-and-maint-instructions_-802_t_-r2roberto de la cruz
The document provides maintenance instructions for Farris Series 3800 pilot-operated safety relief valves. It includes bills of materials and step-by-step instructions for disassembling, cleaning, repairing, and reassembling the main valve and two types of pilot controls (snap-acting and modulating). The summary is as follows:
1) It outlines the contents and provides an introduction to the two main components - the pilot control and main valve.
2) Sections are dedicated to the maintenance of the main valve, snap-acting pilot control, and modulating pilot control. Bills of materials and detailed assembly/disassembly instructions are provided for each.
3) Final instructions cover reassembling the
This document outlines a continuing education course on overpressure protection and relief system design. The course contents include an introduction to relief systems, applicable codes and standards, the work process for relief system design, relief device terminology, and causes of overpressure and determining relief loads. The presentation provides information on different types of relief devices, relief system discharge configurations, references and codes, and the multi-step design process and required design data. Key relief device terminology is also defined.
Paccon provides automation and control solutions for industrial processes. It offers a wide range of products including control valves, positioners, pressure regulators, pressure gauges, solenoid valves, and flow computers from manufacturers like Fisher, ASCO, and Emerson. Paccon also provides wireless communication, remote monitoring and control, and automation solutions to support applications in areas like oil and gas, mining, water treatment, and pulp and paper manufacturing.
This document provides a checklist for pre-flight, in-flight, and post-flight procedures for a helicopter. It includes checks of aircraft systems, equipment, fuel levels, and emergency gear. Steps are outlined for exterior and interior inspections, engine starting and shutdown, taxi, hover, takeoff, cruise, and landing. Hazardous items are identified and safety procedures must be followed, such as clearing areas and posting fire guards before engine starts.
Install filter between the “To Process” and “From\nProcess” pipes for maximum differential pressure\nutilization. This also ensures side stream filtration,\nthrottling the flow through the filter using the outlet\nvalve on the filter. Install 1” NPT or Socket weld\nisolation valves on the pressure inlet and outlet.\nPurge all air from the filter using the vent valve on\ntop. Note the inlet and outlet pressures to monitor\nloading of the equipment.
This document is an instruction manual for a solder handling station that includes a hot gas desoldering hand tool and power supply. The 3-sentence summary is:
The manual provides specifications, features and instructions for operating a solder handling station including a hot gas desoldering hand tool connected to a power supply unit, describing how to set temperatures, connect the hand tool, replace parts like tips and filters, and calibrate the temperature readings. Diagrams show the components of the hand tool and power supply and lists of spare parts are provided.
This document provides information about the basic components and functioning of an anaesthesia machine. It discusses the key components of the machine's pneumatic and electrical systems. The pneumatic system includes the high pressure, intermediate pressure and low pressure systems which are responsible for delivering precisely controlled gas mixtures from pressurized cylinders or central pipelines. The electrical components power and monitor the machine. The document also provides details on cylinders, pressure regulators and other individual parts that make up the overall anaesthesia machine.
The anaesthesia machine has several safety features in its pneumatic components and gas delivery systems to prevent errors and ensure patient safety. These include color coding of gas lines and controls, pin indexing systems to prevent incorrect gas cylinder attachment, pressure regulators, and linkages or proportional valves to maintain minimum oxygen concentrations. Alarms activate if oxygen pressure or flow drops below safe levels. Unidirectional valves and pressure relief devices also protect the machine from excess pressure from the patient circuit.
The presentation will give you brief idea about the operation of hydro power plant which includes pre-check conditions, starting and stopping sequences, loading of unit, emergency stopping, parameter monitoring and control.
This document provides information on various types of safety valves, their purpose, construction, operation, maintenance and testing procedures. It discusses safety valves, relief valves, safety relief valves, vacuum relief valves and their characteristics. The document also outlines requirements for safety valves according to regulations, general sizing guidelines, and procedures for dismantling, overhauling, assembling, testing, maintenance and erection of safety valves.
Control_Valve_maintenance and calibration.pdfsaid25000
The document provides an overview of control valves, including definitions of key terms like Cv and Kv ratings. It discusses common control valve components like actuators, positioners, and accessories. The document also covers standards, characteristics, selection considerations, and challenges like flashing and cavitation that control valves may experience. It includes diagrams to illustrate control valve flow paths and the effects of restrictions on pressure and velocity.
The document provides information about CCC, a controls company dedicated to making turbomachinery operation safe and efficient. It discusses CCC's products and control solutions for compressors, including antisurge controls and series of controller products. The document also describes different types of compressors and factors that can lead to surge, outlining CCC's business in advanced constraint control to widen the stable operating zone of compressors.
The document describes a GSA-REL releasing module that can be used to control sprinkler and fire suppression systems. It has built-in timers, four abort modes, supervised circuitry for reliability, and manual and automatic control functions. The module can be used for deluge and pre-action sprinkler systems as well as other fire extinguishing systems like CO2 and dry chemicals. It has specifications for its electrical ratings and environmental conditions.
Control Loop Foundation for Batch and Continuous ControlJim Cahill
Greg McMillan is a retired automation expert who has written many books on process modeling and control. He discusses improving control loop performance for both batch and continuous processes. Some key techniques include properly tuning loops, selecting high-quality valves and flow meters, and applying model-based control strategies like model predictive control.
PID Control of Runaway Processes - Greg McMillan DeminarJim Cahill
On-line demo / seminar presented by ModelingAndControl.com's Greg McMillan on August 25, 2010.
Recorded version of presentation will be available post live session at: http://www.screencast.com/users/JimCahill/folders/Deminars
Split Range Control - Greg McMillan DeminarJim Cahill
This document summarizes an interactive seminar on split range control challenges and solutions. It introduces the presenters and their expertise in process control. Several signs of an excellent operator training system are listed humorously. The seminar then demonstrates issues that can arise from standard split range control through virtual process simulations, such as limit cycles. Recommendations are provided to address these issues, including using a smart split range point, cascade control, valve position control, and advanced PID techniques. Attendees are invited to future seminars and encouraged to provide feedback.
This document summarizes the key components and functions of an industrial hydraulic system. The system uses pressurized hydraulic fluid to power machinery through either an open or closed loop circuit. It then describes the specific hydraulic system used for a gasification unit, including the power pack, working field circuit, and recirculation unit. It provides details on the hydraulic reservoir, pumps, filters, accumulators, valves, actuators, and other critical components that make up the system. Maintenance procedures are also briefly outlined.
This document discusses pressure relief valves and their design considerations. It covers:
- Safety is the primary factor in designing process systems and relief valves can protect multiple pieces of equipment.
- Relief valves must be sized, located, and designed properly to address overpressure scenarios like blocked discharges, fires, check valve failures, and thermal expansion.
- The document discusses conventional, balanced, and pilot operated relief valve designs and their pros and cons. It also covers sizing relief valves for liquid and gas service and applicable codes and standards.
Safety is the most important factor in designing a process system. Some undesired conditions might happen leading to damage in a system. Control systems might be installed to prevent such conditions, but a second safety device is also needed. One kind of safety device which is commonly used in the processing industry is the relief valve. A relief valve is a type of valve to control or limit the pressure in a system by allowing the pressurised fluid to flow out from the system.
This document provides an overview of control valves, including applicable standards, types of control valves, leakage classes, characteristics, selection criteria, and noise and cavitation controls. It discusses control valve fundamentals like flow characterization using different cage designs, cavitation and flashing issues, and remedies. The document also summarizes Reliance Petroleum's control valve selection process and installed base of control valves from manufacturers like Fisher, ABB, and CCI.
Specialising in Pneumatic Mining and Plant EquipmentPaul Neuman
http://www.pneumax.co.za/home/products | Pneumax provides specialised Pneumatic Mining and Plant Equipment. This includes mechanical valves, valve terminals, solenoid valves, air service units, cylinders, manipulation products and more. Pneumax is also a leading supplier of Imperial Mine Cylinders and Rail Change Cylinder Devices to mines in Africa. Since 1976 Pneumax has supplied the pneumatic and automation industry with quality components.
The document summarizes the key topics in testing high voltage circuit breakers, including different breaker types, components, and performance characteristics that can be measured. It describes testing various aspects of breaker performance like timing, travel, power factor, contact resistance, and minimum pick-up voltage. Common breaker types include oil, SF6 gas, air, and vacuum designs, which may use spring, hydraulic, pneumatic or magnetic actuating mechanisms. Tests evaluate insulation components, contact quality, command coils, and verify performance meets specifications.
This document describes automating the break generator of an expansion turbine used in an air separation unit (ASU) plant. The existing relay-based logic system was causing spurious trips, hampering production. The project aimed to improve performance by implementing a new PLC-based automation system for continuous monitoring and improved reliability. The document discusses the expansion turbine process parameters, startup procedure, PLC advantages like eliminating spurious trips, and input-output configuration. Upon completion, the PLC automation was found to improve performance by minimizing breakdowns and ensuring safe operation.
Hoja de datos lm 555 y configuraciones Marlon Torres
The LM555 is a highly stable integrated circuit that can generate accurate time delays or oscillation. It operates in both astable and monostable modes using two external resistors and one capacitor to control the timing. The circuit can be triggered and reset on falling waveforms and the output can source or sink up to 200mA. The LM555 is available in 8-pin packages and is a direct replacement for earlier 555 timer ICs. It provides precision timing, pulse generation, and time delay applications.
The document discusses machine safeguarding and lock out procedures. It describes a scenario where a printing press operator was injured due to unguarded pinch points. The operator was hospitalized for a week and required months of rehabilitation due to severe injuries. The document emphasizes that any machine part that could cause injury must be safeguarded. It then provides examples of different types of machine guards and safeguarding devices that can be used, such as fixed guards, interlocked guards, gates, and two-hand controls. The document stresses that proper lock out procedures are important to isolate energy sources and make machines safe for maintenance before guards can be removed.
The document summarizes a vendor visit by an engineering company to BÖHMER GmbH in Germany to evaluate subsea valves. It includes sections on general information, applicable standards, document review, test criteria and descriptions of hydrostatic, function, pneumatic and drift tests performed on 6" and 2" ball valves. Test parameters and acceptance criteria are defined according to API 6DSS and the client's specification. The 27-page report provides technical details to verify the valves meet design and performance requirements for a subsea pipeline project in Nong Yao, China.
ASCO Numatics Valve Redundant Control System, RCS, Pilot Valve System, Sil 3Thorne & Derrick UK
The document describes a Redundant Control System (RCS) that provides complete functional safety and enhanced reliability for process control applications up to SIL 3. The RCS uses a redundant, fault-tolerant architecture with no single point of failure to prevent unwanted closure of a process valve. It can be implemented with or without an onboard diagnostic processor. The RCS is available in normally closed, normally open, and double acting configurations to suit different process safety requirements. It provides automated partial stroke testing of valves for diagnostics.
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This document describes the design and manufacture of a pneumatic car bumper to provide safety against accidents. The bumper consists of a pneumatic cylinder with a control valve. When an accident occurs, the pneumatic valve opens and the bumper strikes first before the car body impacts. The bumper uses compressed air to produce force against impacts and includes a solenoid valve for automatic operation. The primary goals are life safety and avoiding accidents.
Este documento apresenta uma norma técnica para avaliação da exposição ocupacional a vibrações de corpo inteiro. A norma estabelece critérios e procedimentos para identificar, quantificar e avaliar a exposição a vibrações, visando prevenir danos à saúde dos trabalhadores. São definidos parâmetros como aceleração, dose de vibração e componentes de exposição. Procedimentos como medições, cálculos, interpretação dos resultados e medidas de controle também são descritos.
Este documento apresenta uma norma técnica que estabelece critérios e procedimentos para avaliação da exposição ocupacional ao calor, definindo o Índice de Bulbo Úmido Termômetro de Globo (IBUTG) relacionado à Taxa Metabólica (M) como critério de avaliação. Inclui também definições, referências técnicas, equipamentos, procedimentos de medição, interpretação dos resultados e medidas preventivas e corretivas.
Nbr 14787 espaco confinado - prevencao de acidentes procedimentos e medidas...Sandra C Prelle
Este documento estabelece requisitos de segurança para trabalhadores em espaços confinados, definindo termos como espaço confinado e atmosfera de risco, e exigindo que empregadores: (1) identifiquem e isolem espaços confinados; (2) desenvolvam um programa escrito para entrada nesses espaços; e (3) coletem dados para identificar espaços confinados.
Este documento fornece requisitos mínimos de segurança para máquinas e equipamentos utilizados na indústria de couro e no tratamento de efluentes, de acordo com a NR-12. Inclui descrições e requisitos técnicos para cabines de pintura automática, cabines de pintura para amostra e descarnadeiras.
1. O documento discute os aspectos negativos dos fumos de soldagem e formas de prevenção e soluções para proteger a saúde dos trabalhadores.
2. É analisado especificamente o risco químico representado pelos gases dos fumos de soldagem em uma oficina mecânica de uma indústria.
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Understanding Inductive Bias in Machine LearningSUTEJAS
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The presentation also covers the positive and negative aspects of inductive bias, along with strategies for mitigating potential drawbacks. We'll explore examples of how bias manifests in algorithms like neural networks and decision trees.
By understanding inductive bias, you can gain valuable insights into how machine learning models work and make informed decisions when building and deploying them.
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The smart irrigation system represents an innovative approach to optimize water usage in agricultural and landscaping practices. The integration of cutting-edge technologies, including sensors, actuators, and data analysis, empowers this system to provide accurate monitoring and control of irrigation processes by leveraging real-time environmental conditions. The main objective of a smart irrigation system is to optimize water efficiency, minimize expenses, and foster the adoption of sustainable water management methods. This paper conducts a systematic risk assessment by exploring the key components/assets and their functionalities in the smart irrigation system. The crucial role of sensors in gathering data on soil moisture, weather patterns, and plant well-being is emphasized in this system. These sensors enable intelligent decision-making in irrigation scheduling and water distribution, leading to enhanced water efficiency and sustainable water management practices. Actuators enable automated control of irrigation devices, ensuring precise and targeted water delivery to plants. Additionally, the paper addresses the potential threat and vulnerabilities associated with smart irrigation systems. It discusses limitations of the system, such as power constraints and computational capabilities, and calculates the potential security risks. The paper suggests possible risk treatment methods for effective secure system operation. In conclusion, the paper emphasizes the significant benefits of implementing smart irrigation systems, including improved water conservation, increased crop yield, and reduced environmental impact. Additionally, based on the security analysis conducted, the paper recommends the implementation of countermeasures and security approaches to address vulnerabilities and ensure the integrity and reliability of the system. By incorporating these measures, smart irrigation technology can revolutionize water management practices in agriculture, promoting sustainability, resource efficiency, and safeguarding against potential security threats.
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Panel Session: Promoting Connection and Cooperation"
IEEE Slovenia GRSS
IEEE Serbia and Montenegro MTT-S
IEEE Slovenia CIS
11TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONIC AND COMPUTING ENGINEERING
3-6 June 2024, Niš, Serbia
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We have compiled the most important slides from each speaker's presentation. This year’s compilation, available for free, captures the key insights and contributions shared during the DfMAy 2024 conference.
2. ISSA Seminar – Functional Safety and Validation
Fluid power safety trainingFluid power safety trainingFluid power safety trainingFluid power safety training
Dietrich Warmbier - Ross Controls
Global Safety Product Manager
dietrich.warmbier@rosscontrols.com
+49 171 5800342
5. Pneumatic Lockout
ISO 14118 (former EN 1037)
Safety of machinery - Prevention of unexpected start-up
OSHA 1910.147 The control of Hazardous energy
ANSI Z244 Lockout/Tagout
• Lockout whenever a body part is put into a point of
operation
6. Pneumatic Lockout
• Requirements (DIN EN 1037)
• A manually operated valve
• Not be used for any other function
• Located outside of
hazardous areas
• Should only be able
to be locked in off position
• Easily identified and operated
• Tamper resistant
7. Pneumatic Lockout
Best Practice (ANSI B11.0 & B155.1)
“Positive action” which would indicate only two positions (ON and OFF)
A method for the employee to verify that the energy has dissipated after
Full diameter exhaust (rapid release of stored energy)
Example: 230l at 7 bar (valve G ½”)
• L-O-X® - Valve = 35 seconds
• Bleed port > 11 minutes
10. Process controlProcess controlProcess controlProcess control
The Control system doesdoesdoesdoes NOT ENDNOT ENDNOT ENDNOT END with the wire!with the wire!with the wire!with the wire!
It includes all components involved in performing the safety function; sensors, manual input, and
mode selection elements, interlocking and decision-making circuitry, and output elements that
control machine operating devices or mechanisms.
Input devices
Light curtains
Palm buttons
Etc..
Control
System
Logic
Mechanical
Control Devices
Air & Hydraulic
Valves
Mechanical
latches
Etc..
15. 80 psi
??? psi
Outlet Pressure is a function of:
• Downstream volume
• Inlet Pressure
• Exhaust area
• Inlet area
Hazards & FailuresHazards & FailuresHazards & FailuresHazards & Failures
16. Why use a control reliable valve?Why use a control reliable valve?Why use a control reliable valve?Why use a control reliable valve?
17. Why use a control reliable valve?Why use a control reliable valve?Why use a control reliable valve?Why use a control reliable valve?
18. PNEUMATIC 3/2- and 5/2-SAFETY VALVE:
BASICALLY A PNEUMATIC SAFETY RELAY!
Intended for applications
Valve can be main air supply and
exhaust valve for whole machine or a zone
Valve can be used for safety control of
power units
Many systems utilize a downstream
pressure switch to verify that pressure is
exhausted if the volume and risk assessment warrants it
Safety Process controlSafety Process controlSafety Process controlSafety Process control
19. • Pneumatic safety reduction measures
– Safe exhaust
– Return cylinder to safe position
– Trap pressure as required
Pneumatic safetyPneumatic safetyPneumatic safetyPneumatic safety
20. Transfer press line part removal
Operator removes part from conveyor A
Part is placed on rack C
Fork trucks remove full racks, load empty racks
ExampleExampleExampleExample –––– Safety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust Function
21. Hazardous situation
Once rack C is full table D must rotate
Operator controls 3/2 NC valve at control panel B
Rotation creates crushing/shearing hazard
Crushing/Shearing
Hazard
ExampleExampleExampleExample –––– Safety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust Function
22. Safety controls
Electrical push button controls 3/2 NC valve
Valve supplies air motor controlling rotation
Light Curtain E ensures no exposure to crush point
Motionless
2
3 1
Rotating
2
3 1
ExampleExampleExampleExample –––– Safety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust Function
23. ExampleExampleExampleExample –––– Safety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust Function
PL c
• Light curtain cycle rate = every 1 minute
• Valve cycle rate = every 15 minutes
Light Curtain Valve
cycle time (sec) 60 900
hours per day 8 8
days per week 5 5
weeks per year 52 52
cycles per year 124800 8320
Input Logic Output
Description Safety Mat Safety Relay Valve
B10D 20000000
nop 124800 8320
MTTFD 100 100 100
DC 99% 99% 0%
Category 4 4 1
System MTTFD 33 High
System DC 66% Low
System Category 1
PL c
24. Valve failure mode – Stuck in shifted position
Rotation continued
Light Curtain & relay had no effect
Rotating
2
3 1
ExampleExampleExampleExample –––– Safety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust Function
26. Safety light curtain cycle rate = every 1 minute
Valve cycle rate = every 15 minutes
PL e
Light Curtain Valve
cycle time (sec) 60 900
hours per day 8 8
days per week 5 5
weeks per year 52 52
cycles per year 124800 8320
Input Logic Output
Description Light curtain Safety Relay Valve
B10D 20000000
nop 124800 8320
MTTFD 100 100 2500
DC 99% 99% 99%
Category 4 4 4
System MTTFD 49 High
System DC 99% High
System Category 4
PL e
ExampleExampleExampleExample –––– Safety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust FunctionSafety Exhaust Function
32. 5/2 Spring return valve
Dangerous failures
◦ Fails to return, continue extending
◦ Sluggish valve increases stopping time
◦ Leakage allows residual pressure buildup
◦ Requires supply pressure to return
Cylinder return
33. Example - Vertical Cylinder – Safe return
Single channel example
2
4
3
5
1
Safety Relay
34. Example - Vertical Cylinder – Safe return
Single channel example
2
4
3
5
1
Safety Relay
35. Example - Vertical Cylinder – Safe return
Single channel example
2
4
3
5
1
Safety Relay
36. Example - Vertical Cylinder – Safe return
2
4
3
5
1
Safety Relay
Single channel failure example
37. Example - Vertical Cylinder – Safe return
2
4
3
5
1
pinched
Safety Relay
Single channel failure example
38. Example - Vertical Cylinder – Safe return
Two hand control system = 1 min cycle rate
PL c
Cycles Two Hand Valve
cycle time (sec) 60 60
hours per day 8 8
days per week 5 5
weeks per year 50 50
cycles per year 120000 120000
Input Logic Output
Description Two Hand Safety Relay Valve
B10D 1000000 20000000
nop 120000 120000
MTTFD 83 100 100
DC 99% 99% 0%
Category 4 4 1
System MTTFD 31 High
System DC 68% Low
System Category 1
PL c
39. Cylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop Function
• Trap pressure to maintain position
– Prevent hazards due to gravity
– Risk = failure of control valve
2
4
3
5
1 1
40. Cylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop Function
PL c
If air piloted it requires the proper
function of the control valve and po
check.
PO Check is mechanically based
with increased off force.
Control valve overrides po check.
cycle time (sec) 60
hours per day 24
days per week 7
weeks per year 52
cycles per year 524160
Input Logic Output Output
Description AOPD Safety PLC Valve PO Check
B10D 20000000 20000000
nop 524160 524160
MTTFD 82 2500 100 100
DC 99% 99% 0% 0%
Category 4 4 1 1
System MTTFD 31 High
System DC 38% None
System Category 1
PL c
41. Cylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop Function
• Trap pressure to maintain position
– Prevent hazards due to gravity
– Addition of safety exhaust
• Category 4 exhaust
• Category 1 load holding
2
4
3
5
2
3
1 1
42. Cylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop Function
Load Holding cycle time (sec) 60
hours per day 24
days per week 7
weeks per year 52
cycles per year 524160
Input Logic Output Output
Description AOPD Safety PLC Valve PO Check
B10D 20000000 20000000
nop 524160 524160
MTTFD 82 150 382 100
DC 99% 99% 99% 0%
Category 4 4 4 1
System MTTFD 32 High
System DC 68% Low
System Category 1
PL c
Safety Exhaust cycle time (sec) 60
hours per day 24
days per week 7
weeks per year 52
cycles per year 524160
Input Logic Output
Description AOPD Safety PLC Valve
B10D 20000000
nop 524160
MTTFD 82 150 382
DC 99% 99% 99%
Category 4 4 4
System MTTFD 47 High
System DC 99% High
System Category 4
PL e
PL cPL e
43. Cylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop Function
Category 2 pilot operated check valves
Force guided positively driven switch
Signal can be pneumatic and/or electric
44. Cylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop Function
• Trap pressure to maintain position
– Prevent hazards due to gravity
– Addition of safety exhaust & PO Check monitoring
• Cat 4 safety exhaust
• Cat 2 load holding
2
4
3
5
2
3
1 1
45. Cylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop Function
Safety Exhaust cycle time (sec) 60
hours per day 24
days per week 7
weeks per year 52
cycles per year 524160
Input Logic Output
Description AOPD Safety PLC Valve
B10D 20000000
nop 524160
MTTFD 82 150 382
DC 99% 99% 99%
Category 4 4 4
System MTTFD 47 High
System DC 99% High
System Category 4
PL e
PL cPL e
46. Cylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop Function
• Trap pressure to maintain position
– Solenoid piloted PO Check with monitoring
• Only cycles when the main air exhaust cycles
• Can improve the overall MTTFD
• May not improve PL
2
4
3
5
2
3
1 1
47. Cylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop Function
• Trap pressure to maintain position
– Prevent hazards due to gravity
• Category 4 exhaust
• Category 3 load holding
2
4
3
5
2
3
1 1
48. Cylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop Function
Load Holding cycle time (sec) 60
hours per day 24
days per week 7
weeks per year 52
cycles per year 524160
Input Logic Output Output
Description AOPD Safety PLC Valve PO Check
B10D 20000000 20000000
nop 524160 524160
MTTFD 82 150 382 38
DC 99% 99% 99% 90%
Category 4 4 4 3
System MTTFD 21 Medium
System DC 94% Medium
System Category 3
PL d
Safety Exhaust cycle time (sec) 60
hours per day 24
days per week 7
weeks per year 52
cycles per year 524160
Input Logic Output
Description AOPD Safety PLC Valve
B10D 20000000
nop 524160
MTTFD 82 150 382
DC 99% 99% 99%
Category 4 4 4
System MTTFD 47 High
System DC 99% High
System Category 4
PL e
PL dPL e
49. Cylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop FunctionCylinder Stop Function
Old Solution – CAT 1 Recent Solution – CAT 3
New Solution – CAT 4