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Introduction

 

OMM223000015 

Rev 2 – May 06  

Section 1 

Introduction 

Contents 

Para 

Page 

1.1

 

Scope of Manual......................................................................... 5

 

1.2

 

Safety Assessment ..................................................................... 5

 

1.3

 

Procedure Safety........................................................................ 5

 

 

1.1

 

Scope of Manual 

This manual details the information to enable the user to install and maintain 
the 2230C/4430B Temperature Sensing Valve and is divided into the following 

sections: 

Section 1 

Introduction........................................  Page 5 

Section 2 

Description ......................................... Page 

Section 3 

Installation .........................................  Page 11 

Section 4 

Operation ...........................................  Page 15 

Section 5 

Maintenance .......................................  Page 17 

Section 6 

Technical Data ....................................  Page 19 

1.2

 

Safety Assessment 

This product has been assessed against the requirements of EU Directive 
94/9/EC (ATEX) and has been shown to comply with the requirements for 
mechanical equipment to Group IIG, Category 2. This classification would 
permit the equipment to be used in Zone 1 and 2 hazardous areas. Such 

compliance is indicated in the product labelling as: 

II 2G X 

The “X” marking is used in respect to the maximum surface temperature of the 
valve which is wholly conditional on the temperature of the fluids passing 
through it. The valve is specified to operate to a maximum temperature as 

listed in the Technical Data, Section 6, page 19. 

1.3

 

Procedure Safety 

Certain operations within this manual are potentially hazardous and could 
cause injury to personnel or equipment damage if the instructions are not 
carried out exactly as described. Where a significant potential hazard exists, 
the following text appears immediately before steps in the procedure that 
present a particular hazard: 

Summary of Contents for 2230C

Page 1: ...Doc No OMM223000015 Revision 2 May 06 2230C 4430B Two way Temperature Sensing Valve Installation Operation and Maintenance Manual ...

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Page 3: ...5 1 3 Procedure Safety 5 Description 7 2 1 Overview 7 2 2 Description of Operation 8 2 3 Valve Model Code 9 2 4 Optional AMOT 4125 Vent Closure 10 Installation 11 3 1 Install the Valve 11 Operation 15 4 1 Introduction 15 Maintenance 17 5 1 Introduction 17 5 2 Test the Setpoint 17 Technical Data 19 ...

Page 4: ...4 Contents Rev 2 May 06 OMM223000015 ...

Page 5: ...omply with the requirements for mechanical equipment to Group IIG Category 2 This classification would permit the equipment to be used in Zone 1 and 2 hazardous areas Such compliance is indicated in the product labelling as II 2G X The X marking is used in respect to the maximum surface temperature of the valve which is wholly conditional on the temperature of the fluids passing through it The val...

Page 6: ...e the next step of the procedure is carried out CAUTION A Caution identifies a hazard that could cause damage to equipment The text of the caution describes the hazard and details of the precautions that must be applied before the next step of the procedure is carried out Note A Note contains supplementary information that may be useful to the Operator and may appear before or after a particular s...

Page 7: ...ntrol pressure applied to the valve can be air gas or lubricating oil and is vented when the valve opens This reduces the control pressure to an AMOT Master Safety Control or other device to protect the engine when high temperature is detected Fig 1 shows a typical installation using two Temperature Sensing Valves connected in series This ensures that the shutdown system is triggered in the event ...

Page 8: ... the temperature increases the wax temperature element expands and moves the pushrod against the spring pressure When the temperature rises above the setpoint the valve seat is lifted by the pushrod and the inlet pressure is connected to the vent port When the temperature falls the valve seat assembly is closed again by spring pressure The screw is used to adjust the setpoint preset by AMOT Fig 2 ...

Page 9: ...76 2 3 61 9 2 7 16 69 9 2 3 4 3 88 9 3 1 2 74 6 2 15 16 82 6 3 1 4 4 101 6 4 87 3 3 7 16 95 3 3 3 4 5 114 3 4 1 2 100 3 15 16 107 6 4 1 4 6 127 5 112 7 4 7 16 120 7 4 3 4 7 Temperature range Without well With well 19 35 C 65 95 F 24 40 C 75 105 F A K 36 54 C 96 130 F 41 60 C 106 140 F B M 55 71 C 131 160 F 61 76 C 141 170 F C N 72 82 C 161 180 F 78 88 C 171 190 F D P 83 100 C 181 212 F 89 104 C 19...

Page 10: ...223000015 2 4 Optional AMOT 4125 Vent Closure The optional AMOT 4125 Vent Closure can be screwed into the VENT port to protect against the ingress of dirt insects and corrosive atmospheres into the Valve Fig 3 AMOT 4125 Vent Closure ...

Page 11: ...the rest of the system additional earth bonding will be required To ensure that the pressure drop is felt at the engine control device An orifice must be fitted in the control medium input line Suitable orifices for a wide range of control media are available from AMOT Pipe lengths must be kept as short as possible to minimise the control medium volume 1 Install the Valve into the pipe fitting or ...

Page 12: ...zardous area the VENT port must be connected by a pipe that vents outside the hazardous area 3 Connect the VENT port depending on the type of control medium Air no connection is required but it should be protected from contamination by an AMOT 4125 Vent Closure refer to Fig 3 or a tubing elbow bent downwards Oil connect to the sump Gas connect to system vent If required an AMOT 4054 Trip Indicator...

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Page 15: ...Introduction 15 4 1 Introduction The 2230C 4430B Temperature Sensing Valve operates with no manual intervention and resets automatically If the optional AMOT 4054C Trip Indicator is used the red plunger must be pushed in to reset it after the temperature has fallen below the setpoint ...

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Page 17: ... recommended that the unit is returned to AMOT if the setpoint requires adjustment To test the setpoint refer to Section 5 2 Maintenance of the 4054 Trip Indicator is described in OMM405400037 5 2 Test the Setpoint WARNING To avoid injury ensure that the process and control mediums are cooled drained and isolated before the Valve is removed from the pipework 1 Ensure that the process and control m...

Page 18: ...r until the Valve trips 7 Note the thermometer reading and ensure that it indicates the correct setpoint Note The Valve starts to bleed control pressure at 1 to 2 C 2 to 4 F below the setpoint 8 Allow the Valve to cool and ensure that it closes when the temperature falls below the setpoint 9 If the VENT port leaks in the cold condition or the setpoint requires adjustment return to AMOT at the addr...

Page 19: ...imum Sensed pressure with well fitted 2766L 690 bar 10000 psi maximum 3802L 345 bar 5000 psi maximum Sensed pressure Temp element 55 17 bar 800 psi maximum Temperature Maximum allowable continuous temperature depends on the Model Code Model Code Without well With well A K 48 9 C 120 F 54 4 C 130 F B M 68 3 C 155 F 73 9 C 165 F C N 85 C 185 F 90 6 C 195 F D P 101 7 C 215 F 107 2 C 225 F E R 110 C 2...

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