Scope of Specification Sample Clauses

Scope of Specification. The following criteria cover the general requirements for the installation of instrumentation and control systems. The scope of work covered by this specification includes, but is not limited to installation and support of field instruments, instrument impulse lines, pneumatic signal lines, sample lines, and local instrument cabinets. Eyewash stations and showers use shall be alarmed in the DCS. No primary sensor full-scale signal level, other than thermocouples, will be less than 10 mV or greater than 125 V. To the extent practical, instrumentation will be standardized. Instrument analog signals for electronic instrument systems shall be 4 to 20 ma dc. Instrument analog signals for pneumatic instrument systems shall be 3 to 15 psig. Use of pneumatic controls will be limited to applications where sub-supplier standard designs can’t be provided without them. Local indicating controllers (If required) shall be furnished with an auto-manual function switch. The following units of measurement shall be used in the process measurement and control. English units are preferred, but metric units may be used when in common practice: Temperature degrees Fahrenheit (o F) Pressure pounds per square inch gauge (psig) inches of water column (in wc) or (inH2O) pounds per square inch absolute (psia) inches of mercury absolute (HgA) Level General percent Tank Gauge linear feet, inches, and tenths of inches Deviation from normal level Flow Liquids gallons per minute (gpm) pounds per hour (pph or #/hr) Gases and Vapors standard cubic feet per minute at 60 OF (SCFM) standard cubic feet per hour at 60 OF (SCFH) Solids pounds per hour (pph or #/hr) tons per day (tpd) Steam & Water Sampling pH pH (pH Units) Specific conductivity S/cm Cation conductivity S/cm Degassed cation conductivity S/cm Dissolved oxygen parts per billion (ppb) Permanently attached stainless steel tags shall be purchased with all major instrument equipment. Each tag shall carry the item tag number. This tag is in addition to the manufacturer's model number and other data nameplate. Thermocouple and test xxxxx shall have the material of construction stamped on the well. If tag numbers are assigned to these xxxxx, the number shall also be stamped on the well. Instruments in vapor or gas service shall generally be mounted above the sensing point. Instruments in liquid, steam, or condensable vapor service shall generally be mounted below the sensing point. If accessibility, visibility, or clearance requirement...
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Scope of Specification. By implementing the solution, EuroTel Bratislava intends to simplify the processes and interfaces to be able to minimize or replace many of today's components.
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Scope of Specification. Your proposal should demonstrate a full understanding of all aspects of the specification to enable reliable delivery of the required services.
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