EG 15-5-1.

1 LEVEL INSTRUMENTS, GAUGE GLASS COLUMNS

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This guide lists the pressure/temperature ratings for level gauge as specified in paragraph 8.8 of RP 15-5-1. DESIGN

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For general service, gauge glass columns shall be specified suitable for pressure/temperature ratings found in Table 1. The column type and pressure/temperature rating shall be specified on installation drawings. TABLE 1 GAUGE GLASS COLUMN PRESSURE/TEMPERATURE RATINGS
DESIGN TEMPERATURE, _F THRU-VISION PRESSURE RATING, PSIG (NOTE 1) 100 200 300 400 500 600 1,000 950 900 800 750 650 (NOTE 2) 2,000 1,900 1,750 1,650 1,450 1,300 REFLEX-TYPE PRESSURE RATING, PSIG (NOTE 3) 2,000 1,900 1,750 1,650 1,450 1,300 (NOTE 4) 3,000 2,800 2,650 2,450 2,250 2,000

Notes: (1) Brand equals are Daniel 9_TMWA, Jerguson_9TC20, Penberthy_TM9, and Strahman SVT_4. (2) Brand equals are Daniel 9_THWA, Jerguson_9TC30, Penberthy_YH9, and Strahman SVT_6. (3) Brand equals are Daniel 9_RMWA, Jerguson_9RC20, Penberthy_RM9, and Strahman SVR_3. (4) Brand equals are Daniel 9_RHWA, Jerguson_9RC30, Penberthy_RH9, and Strahman SVR_5. (5) The blank space in each model number shall be filled in with the number of gauge glass sections required; e.g., (SVT24) from one through five sections. Five sections are the maximum permitted from one set of process connections.

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Gauges for pressures and temperatures higher than noted above shall be considered special, and Owners Engineer shall be consulted.

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