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  1. ilan7

    Gas Turbine - Generator Set Area Classification

    As far as I know, large generators (over 2 MW) are certified for Zone 2 (Class I Div. 2) only. No Generators for Zone 1 or Zone 0. I’m wondering how the code deal with generator attached to a Gas Turbine inside a close room. The Gas turbine fed by natural (or other flammable gas) and the...
  2. ilan7

    Gas Turbine-Generator Area Classification

    As far as I know, large generators (over 2 MW) are certified for Zone 2 (Class I Div. 2) only. No Generators for Zone 1 or Zone 0. I’m wondering how the code deal with generator attached to a Gas Turbine inside a close room. The Gas turbine fed by natural (or other flammable gas) and the...
  3. ilan7

    Measuring Air Temperature at wet aer flow

    Have a question to the experiance guys: I’m trying to measure the temperature in an area, where the Relative Humidity is about 70%, and the air is flowing carry a lot of water drops. When inserting a regular RTD, the reading I got are actually the wet bulb temperature of the air, as...
  4. ilan7

    Emergency Stop Valve Exercising

    We have a problem with some Turbine stop valves that after some weeks or months staying open they fail to close at the original speed. Is there any rule regaring exercising the valve daily or weekly? Thanks
  5. ilan7

    Fuses in Hazardous Area

    Hi all We need to use small fuses (1 to 6 Amp, 24 VDC) in Class I Zone 2 (Div. 2) hasardus area. After doing some research, found out that ceramic fuses conseder to be "None Sparking" and can be consider as fulfilling the NEC requirements. Wondered if anyone have more solid argument or...
  6. ilan7

    Temperature Transmitter for -50¦F (-45¦C) Amb.

    Hello All I'm looking for temperature transmitter to be install at a PT-100 RTD head, which can be mount outside at -45°C. All the transmitters I found ar for -40°C (or F) amb. temperature and I was wondering if there is one for the -45°C I need. Thanks to all
  7. ilan7

    HART to Portable Computer Connection

    Can anyone post an advice regarding good and simple device (MODEM?) to be connect to the Computer USB port and can read HART signals from transmitters and valve positioners. Program to run it is the "PACTware" see http://www.pactware.com/english/index.htm or just http://www.pactware.com (in...
  8. ilan7

    Two Phase Flow - Measuring Steam Quality

    To All Hope you will find it interesting to know. I contacted a small company with great idea. They developed a small sensor, based on heating, cooling and temp. measuring (all in one sensor) that can calculate in two phase flow (Steam and water or gas - liquid systems like air conditioning...
  9. ilan7

    Two Phase Flow - Online Steam Quality Measuring

    To All Hope you will find it interesting to know. I contacted a small company with great idea. They developed a small sensor, based on heating, cooling and temp. measuring (all in one sensor) that can calculate in two phase flow (Steam and water or gas - liquid systems like air conditioning...
  10. ilan7

    Tapes Supplying a Transformer (Cables length)

    I'm planning to install new 2.5 MVA, 13.8/0.48 KV transformer. According to the NEC 240-21 Para. 3, the maximum tape condactors total length (Primery and secondary condactors) is no more then 25 ft. The Transformer equipped with oil immersed fuses at the primery (13.8KV). Does anyone have...
  11. ilan7

    ORIFIC Pressure Drop Calculation

    We are desing 3 orifices one after the other to reduce steam pressure. The question is: when calculating the pressure drop on the second orifice, do we need to add the recovery pressure of the first one in order to estimate the inlet pressure to the second orifice? same with the thierd...
  12. ilan7

    What Letters Shell I use for Gas and Flame Detectors?

    Hi to All We have letters assigned for the common transmitters (Pressure, Level etc) at the P&ID diagrams, But we are arguing regarding the letters we need to use for Gas Detectors (4-20 MA output) and flame detectors (Switch output). Are they at the Analayzers Catedory? It does not look...
  13. ilan7

    Looking for Instruments rantal services

    Any one have good source for renting portable High Speed data logger (2 to 6 chanals). General source for renting measuring instruments? (At the US / Canada) Thanks to all
  14. ilan7

    Turbine Max. Speed at 100% Load Dump test

    Hi to all We installed a 2 MW turbine and Generator connected to the grid (6.4 KV, 60Hz). While performing a 100% load dump test, the max. Turbine speed was 21% over the normal speed (1,800 rpm). We have certified test reports from the generator and the turbine manufacturers for 130% speed...
  15. ilan7

    Thermocuple installed in Class II (Zone 2) hazardous area

    Hi All Does any one know if there are any requirments for certification or spacial installation when installing RTD and Thermocuple installed in Class II (Zone 2) hazardous area Regards to all
  16. ilan7

    Steam Mass Flow Transducer

    For all the Experts I need to recommand the best economical way to measure Saturated Steam Mass flow at a 36” (!!!) pipe. According to the contract, Accuracy must be 2% (Mass Flow). The Only Option I know is the Rosemount Mass Probar Flow Transmitter with integral Temperature and Abs...
  17. ilan7

    Area Clasification to ATEX

    I'm usually use the US Area Clasification as per NEC, the NFPA and API for area classification (Means for determin how many feets (or Meters) from the hazarduos source Div. 1 and Div. 2 are). Can any one point at the same instruction for the European equivalent? thanks ilan
  18. ilan7

    Trial and Error Control Approach

    The regular control loop aims to keep the process variable nearby a desired set point by changing the controlled variable (the output) as a function of the error (difference between process variable and set point). With the trial and error approach, the control system aims to "improve&quot...
  19. ilan7

    MEASURING TWO PHASE FLOW

    Wondered if there is a way to measure two phase flow (steam and water) in a 20" pipe? thanks to all.
  20. ilan7

    Using RTD's for Motor Protection

    I got a new motor from a respectable manufacturer with RTD's for measure and protect the windings from Over-temperature. I was surprised to see that the RTD’s are three wires, with the compensation wire connected to the ground and does not have any terminal. Wondered: is it normal to measure...

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