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Instruction Manual D103691X012
June 2017
Station Instructions
1. STATION DESCRIPTION
1.1 Description
This pressure reduction and/or metering and/or shutoff station is a group of several pressurized pieces of equipment that are assembled to form an integrated and functional whole.
It is designed so that the assembled elements are adaptable and reliable under the intended service conditions, become integrated correctly, and are assembled properly.
The standard pressurized pieces of equipment are in conformity with directive PED 2014/68/UE (if Pu > 0.5 bar).
This station ensures one or more of the following
functions: ltering, pressure reduction, metering,
safety pressure, electrical insulation, shutoff, etc.
The uid used is gas (natural gas, compressed air,
nitrogen, etc.).
1.2 Station Design
The station design is either provided in the appendix, or it can be consulted in the “Pressure reduction and pressure reduction metering stations” catalogue for applicable stations. It indicates clearly the types of upstream and downstream connections and the limits of the station.
1.3 List of Principal Elements
See station design.
1.4 Essential Admissible Limits
2. WARNINGS
WARNING
!
Upon receipt:
Verify that the equipment has not been damaged during transport or handling. Damage to the packaging must be reported to the carrier.
Verify that the equipment does indeed correspond to the order.
Before startup:
The user must ensure that the delivery network of the gas supplier has protection to prevent exceeding of the admissible limits of the station (upstream PMS and ambient temperature range).
The user must verify that the uid used is a clean gas (upstream ltration
necessary if not present in the station), dry, and non corrosive.
The user must verify that all the elements located upstream of the station have been perfectly cleaned, dried, and are free of dust, welding specks, etc., before startup.
Verify the proper functioning of the elements constituting the station (see corresponding notes).
Installation in an area that is subject to vibrations may result in an undesirable closing of the safety valve(s).
The essential admissible limits are indicated on the design.
In general:
Upstream PMS = Pu
Downstream PMS = Pd (0.5 bar if Pd ≤ 0.4 bar).
The ambient temperature range is -20°/60°C.
Avoid subjecting the station to shock.
Provide for maintenance of the station protection as needed for its environment.
The station must normally not be
subjected to the action of ames.
Comply with the handling conditions.
Check contacting adjacent pipes to prevent any axial cutting force, or a bending torque.
Station Instructions
The user must not make any changes to the constitution of the station, or intervene on its structure (perforation, welding, grinding, etc.).
This assembly is not designed to withstand earthquakes.
This assembly is not designed to withstand lightning. Provide adequate protection.
It is absolutely necessary to connect the equipotential connection of the station to the ground.
If necessary, the user must provide ducts for vents, and provide protection against entering water.
3. STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS
The connection elements for the station are delivered in closed form.
Storage position: see the indications on the packaging (if none, store in the operating position).
Storage time without protection under delivery conditions: maximum 15 calendar days.
6. STARTUP
CAUTION
Any intervention on the equipment must
be carried out by competent, certied,
and trained persons.
Reminder: In general, any manoeuvres on valves, cocks, etc., must be carried out slowly.
The network must receive gas before setting and startup. The output of gas must be carried out by personnel who have adequate control equipment.
The safety device settings must be
veried before startup.
The startup is carried out component­by-component in the direction of the gas
ow: refer to the station design and to
notes for each component.
Before opening the sectioning device upstream of the station, make sure that the downstream network conditions are completely safe for receiving gas.
4. HANDLING / LIFTING
Handle by means of slings with the lifting rings included in the delivery, or with a forklift.
The weight of the station is reported on the delivery slip.
A station that is delivered vertically must not be inclined by more than 15° during its handling.
5. INSTALLATION / MOUNTING
CAUTION
The connection of the station to the inlet and outlet pipes on the site must
be carried out and veried by qualied personnel, according to qualication
procedures pursuant to the applicable regulations and/or the procedures.
During the upstream and downstream connection process, verify that the contact with pipes causes no stress on the pipes.
7. MAINTENANCE / SPARE PARTS
WARNING
!
Any maintenance intervention must be carried out without gas, after the station has been decompressed, and by
certied and trained persons.
See the notes for the constitutive elements of the station.
The station must be xed.
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