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Time delay relays

Introduction The time delay relays are special purpose relays or logic components that have some characteristics of both relays and Timers Timing is one of the variables of any process, and often needs to be monitored or controlled. Some operatives the steps in a process may need to match or may need to be separated …

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DCS ,PLC AND SCADA

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DCS ,PLC AND SCADA  SCADA (Supervisory contol and Data Acquisition) is essentially a computer based (usually PC nowadays) system for displaying field data. The difference between it and HMI (Human Machine Inerface) software aren’t significant.Most SCADA systems are tag based, and a lot of HMI software is set up to read registers in PLCs directly. SCADA software like Wonderware …

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Air Maintenance Device with Adjustable Regulator for Fusible Plug Loops

Introduction Air Maintenance Device is a control unit that automatically regulates a continuous pressurized air (or nitrogen) supply to a constant preset value. The standard configuration includes a field adjustable pressure regulator, to and strainer and two spring loaded check valves. Additional options include Pressure Gauges, Pressure Switches / Transmitters, Air Tank and Pressure Safety …

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Direct level measuring techniques

Introduction There are several methods to measure the level.There are Direct and Indirect methods.example for Indirect methods are  Ultrasonic Level Switches ,Interface Level Measurement ,Radiation level measurement techniques etc .in this session we are gonna discuss about some of the Direct level measuring techniques Simple Sight Glasses A visual indication of the level can be obtained when part …

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HART transmitter calibration procedure – For pressure transmitter

For a conventional 4-20 mA instrument, a multi-point test that simulates the input and measures the output is sufficient to characterize the overall accuracy of the transmitter. For a HART transmitter calibration, a multiple point test between input and output does not provide an accurate representation of the operation of the transmitter. A HART transmitter …

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What are the Emergency shutdown procedures?

Introduction To minimise the interruption to production caused by a safety shutdown, the safety system should be divided into 5 hierarchical levels, with progressively wider impact on production. These levels of emergency shutdown are as follows: • Level 1: Emergency shutdown and depressurisation of the overall plant • Level 2: Emergency shutdown for a process unit within the plant • Level 3: Process shutdown for a process unit within the plan • Level 4 Process train shutdown within a unit • Level 5: Shutdown of Individual equipment and utilities The safety system for some plants may not require all five levels of shutdown due to the plant being of a …

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Difference between Pilot-operated & Self-compensating pressure regulators

Introduction Gases used in industrial processing, such as oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen, and propane, are stored in high-pressure containers in liquid form. The high-pressure gases from above the liquid are reduced in pressure and regulated with gas regulators to a lower pound per square inch before they can be distributed through the facility. The gas lines …

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