Decommissioning, storage, renewed start‐up, disposal
User manual for HON R100 gas pressure regulator with HON P095NG pilot
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Observe the following rules:
All device openings and fittings must be sealed and protected from soiling and damage.
The device’s maintenance condition must be indicated with a label:
Date when maintenance was last performed
Operating times and operation cycles since the last time maintenance was
performed
Do not store the device outdoors.
Store the device in a dry and dust‐free environment on a flat surface.
Do not expose the device to any aggressive media, ozone or ionizing radiation or to di‐
rect heat sources.
Storage conditions:
Temperature: 0
°C to 25
°C (32
°F to 77
°F)
Relative humidity: <
55%.
Avoid mechanical vibrations.
Storage periods: Check the device for damage and soiling at least annually. When it
comes to maintenance cycles, take the preceding operating time into account in addi‐
tion to the storage time.
9.3
Putting the gas pressure regulator back into operation
Risk of injury posed by bursting parts in the event that they are subjected to pressure in
the wrong direction
The device has been designed for a specific direction of flow, which is labeled on the device.
Subjecting the device to pressure in the wrong direction may result in serious injury caused
by bursting parts.
Pressurize the system only on the inlet side.
This procedure can be used if the pilot’s required setpoints are known, they were already set
during earlier commissioning, and redoing or adjusting the settings is out of the question.
After being in a depressurized state, the adjustment process for the gas pressure regulator
will be relatively sluggish. During commissioning, always make sure to wait between the
individual steps until the desired state is reached.
The numbers have the following meaning:
Storing devices that have
already been in operation
and that are intended to
be put back into opera‐
tion later on
Pressurized parts
Putting the valve back
into operation
Basic pointers
Gas regulating line com‐
ponents
