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dekoron unitherm llc
DEKORON UNITHERM LLC COMPANY PROFILE To Whom It May Concern: Dekoron Unitherm appreciates your interest in our product and anticipates being able to service you on any of your future projects. We are sure to exceed your expectations on service, support and quality. Our quality policy states: “Dekoron Unitherm is committed to meeting customer requirements and increasing customer satisfaction through continual improvement of its products, services, and the quality management system. In so doing, employees share a sense of urgency in an environment of continuous learning and improvement.” Dekoron Unitherm innovations were started over Forty years ago. In the early sixties, we obtained patents for our insulated, pre-fabricated heat traced tubing bundles. In 1989 we expanded our capabilities and increased our production capacity to offer the broadest and deepest heat control product line in the industry. Several copies of our designs exist today because of our early innovative presence in the market place. Unitherm has been known or formed part of the following companies as it progressed through the years: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Samuel Moore & Company (Early 60s) Div. of Eaton Company (Late 70s) Div. Furon Company. (Mid 80s) Div. of Cable USA Inc. (Late 90s) Dekoron Unitherm Inc. (Part of the $7 billion Marmon Group) Today, Unitherm heat control products remain an efficient, low cost method for installing heat traced instrument lines. They are engineered to meet the design and operating specifications of the refining, petrochemical, chemical, power, and associated industries. Tel: 239-995-8111 Fax: 239-995-8027 www.unithermcc.com A Marmon Wire & Cable/Berkshire Hathaway Company 1 Unitherm's Heat Control product line consists of: Pre-Insulated tubing & pipe to be used for steam supply, gas transport, or liquid transport. This product allows for fast and easy installation. Also provides personal protection as a natural benefit. Pre-Insulated Steam Traced tubing offers predictable, constant thermal characteristics, fast and easy installation of a light weight and durable product. It is used for small diameter process lines, analyzer and instrumentation lines, and instrument impulse lines. Available in light, medium, and heavy steam tracing designs. Pre-Insulated Electric Traced tubing has all the same features of Steam Traced product and gives all the same benefits, except it utilizes an electric heater instead of a steam traced line. It is Factory Mutual approved for use in Class 1 Division 2 Groups B, C, and D hazardous areas. Flexible Heated Hoses are widely used in the Industrial and Constant Emissions Monitoring (CEM) markets. Industrial uses include Hot Melt Glue application, heated transfer lines used in blow molding of plastic bottles, extrusion of plastic bags, injection molding of artificial fishing lures. Other applications are disposable diapers and gel cap medicine. The Continuous Emissions Monitoring industry depends on Unitherm to provide multiple heated and unheated tube design combinations that include various gauges and colors of messenger wires and thermocouple extension wires. We design hoses to operate at freeze protection temperatures or 625(F) (329(C), manufacture lengths as short as 2 feet and as long as 200 feet in continuous lengths (longer lengths are possible), provide electronic controllers to maintain minimum temperature requirements. Tel: 239-995-8111 Fax: 239-995-8027 www.unithermcc.com A Marmon Wire & Cable/Berkshire Hathaway Company 2 Unitherm’s customers and users are comprised but not limited to the following industries and companies: 1. Refineries • BP-Amoco • Chevron Oil • Exxon-Mobil • Marathon Oil • Shell Oil 3. Pulp & Paper • Boise Cascade • Champion Paper • Georgia Pacific • Mead Paper • Westvaco 2. Utilities 4. Food & Beverage • General Foods • General Mills • Procter & Gamble • • • • • Big Rivers Electric Consumers Power Duke Power Ohio Power Philadelphia Gas 5. Chemicals • Amoco Chemical • Dow • E. I. DuPont • Eastman Kodak • General Electric • Lubrizol • Merck • Thai Olechemicals • Sabic 6. Engineers/Contractors • Aramco • Flour • Foster Wheeler • Honeywell • Tyco Thermal Controls • Toyo Unitherm continuously works on ongoing projects, such as the ones mentioned below: Kori Nuclear P/P No. 1 & 2 Kuk Dong Oil Refinery Co., LTD. Mongstad Petroleum Hydrotreating Catalyst Project SCG-Dow HDPE#4 & HPG Singapore Parallel Train (SPT) Yukong FCC-Project HHI/Speiral Tubing for Platform Hyundai Petrochemical #1 & 2 Polycarbonates Facilities for Saudi Kayan Cracker Project Inchon Oil Refinery Gjøa TOL Methyl Ester and Fatty Alcohol OSBL Plants Yukong 10 Projects Again, we appreciate you taking the time to review the information provided and look forward to servicing you. Tel: 239-995-8111 Fax: 239-995-8027 www.unithermcc.com A Marmon Wire & Cable/Berkshire Hathaway Company 3 Pre-Insulated Tubing Series 2200 DEKORON®/Unitherm™ Series 2200 pre-insulated tubing is a thermally insulated transportation line suitable for steam, gas or liquid transport. Each line is comprised of the following elements: • Process tube • Moisture-resistant, non-wicking, inorganic fibrous glass thermal insulation 1 • Weather protective, lead-free, low-temperature PVC jacket 2 The energy-efficient design provides for nominal jacket surface temperatures of 140ºF (60ºC) or lower at 80ºF (26ºC) ambient conditions, while transporting 400ºF (204ºC) saturated steam. Higher temperature designs for applications of up to 1000ºF (537.8ºC) are available in product Series 2210. Additional features of this product are: • Compact design • Low heat loss • Light, durable, easy to handle • Zero maintenance 3 1- Choice of LT-FRPVC FR-TPE FR-Urethane 2- Fibrous glass thermal insulation 3- Process tube Standard tube materials include: • Employee protection • Continuous lengths up to 1000 feet (305 m) • Welded or seamless 316 SS • Easy to install • DHP Copper #122 • Cost savings of up to 50% over field fabrication • PFA Fluoropolymer Applications for this product: • Steam supply lines • Condensate return lines Pre-Insulated Tubing Accessories Product Number Seal-Tite End Boots BOOT-1 Uniseal Cable Entry Seals 4.5” Length 7.0” Length Seal 1.60 Seal 2.75 Unicut™ 1631-01001 End Sealant 3 oz. tube End Sealant 10.3 oz. Cartridge 1535-02080 1535-02120 Sealing Patch Kits 8” x 8” Self-Sealing Patch 8” x *” Self-Sealing Roll 1540-10000 1540-20000 • Gas transport lines • Liquid transport lines Stock Items in this Series 2200-21A30 2200-20A35 2200-31A32 2200-30A35 2200-41A35 2200-40A35 2200-41A49 2200-47A35 For assistance in ordering this product, please contact your DEKORON®/Unitherm™ representative. 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Pre-Insulated Tubing Series 2200 Product Specifications Tube O.D. Standard Wall Thickness*** Material (1) ASTM Working Pressure @400ºF Nom. Heat Loss @ 400ºF Nom. Nom. Wght. Min. Bend Bundle O.D. Lbs/ft. Radius 3 / 8“ .032” #122 Copper B-68 B-75 450 psi 50 BTU/hr/ft 1.05” 0.4 10” 1 / 2“ .035” #122 Copper B-68 B-75 360 psi 59 BTU/hr/ft 1.17” 0.4 12” 1 / 2” .049” #122 Copper B-68 B-75 530 psi 59 BTU/hr/ft 1.17” 0.5 12” 3 / 4“ .049” #122 Copper B-68 B-75 340 psi 79 BTU/hr/ft 1.35” 0.7 14” 1 / 4” .035” 316-S/S WLD A-269 5170 psi** 42 BTU/hr/ft 0.92” 0.3 9” 3 / 8“ .035” 316-S/S WLD A-269 3310 psi** 50 BTU/hr/ft 1.05” 0.4 10” 1 / 2“ .035” 316-S/S WLD A-269 2430 psi** 59 BTU/hr/ft 1.17” 0.4 12” 1 / 2” .049” 316-S/S WLD A-269 2800 psi** 59 BTU/hr/ft 1.17” 0.5 12” 1 / 4” .040” PFA D-6867 30 psi** 42 BTU/hr/ft 0.92” 0.2 9” 3 / 8“ .062” PFA D-6867 40 psi** 50 BTU/hr/ft 1.05” 0.3 10” 1 / 2“ .062” PFA D-6867 30 psi** 59 BTU/hr/ft 1.17” 0.3 12” NOTES: Nominal jacket surface temperature 104ºF (60ºC) @ 80ºF (26ºC) ambient and 400ºF tube operating temperature Metric available 6.8 and 10 mm O.D. x 1 mm WT Standard ** Values given are for welded; seamless slightly higher ***Heavier wall thickness available upon request (1) Other tube materials available Standard Jacket is Black, 105ºC lead free, LT-FRPVC Alternate Jacket Materials – 125ºC FR-TPE, FR-Urethane Product Rating 400ºF (204ºC) Heat Loss vs. Ambient for Various Steam Pressures 60 HEAT LOSS - BTU/HR-FT. 50 40 232psig 150psig 120psig 60psig 30psig 15psig 30 20 10 0 -40 -20 0 20 40 60 80 100 AMBIENT TEMP (F) Heat Loss Multipliers 2200 2200 2200 2200 1/4" 3/8" 1/2" 3/4" 1.0 1.3 1.5 1.9 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com ……. ….. UNITHERM ™ PRODUCT DERIVATION DEKORON/UNITHERM™ 1531 Commerce Creek Blvd. Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Phone: 239-995-8111 Fax: 239-995-8027 Product Derivation Dekoron/Unitherm Pre-Insulated Tubing X 2200- X A X X - X Process Tube OD Process Tube Material 1= 1/8” 2= 1/4” 3= 3/8” 4= 1/2” 5= 5/8” 6= 3/4” 7= 7/8” 8= 1” 9= 1- 1/4” A= 1- 1/2” M= 4 mm N= 6 mm P= 8 mm Q= 10 mm R= 12 mm 0= 1= 2= 3= 4= 5= 6= 7= 8= 9= A= B= C= D= E= F= G= H= J= K= L= M= N= P= Q= R= S= T= U= Z= Wld T316 SS #122 DHP Copper 68/75 Wld T304 SS Smls T304 SS PFA Fluoropolymer FEP Fluoropolymer Smls Low Carbon Steel Smls T316 SS Monel 400* Wld T316L SS Smls T316L SS Wld T304L SS Smls T304L SS TFE Fluoropolymer Wld Low Carbon Steel Smls Inconel 600* Incoloy 825* Hastelloy C-22* Hastelloy C-276* Nickel 200 Alloy 20 Polypropolene Low Density Poly High Desity Poly Thermoplastic Hose Customer Spld. Matl. Nylon FR Polyethylene Permbar Other Tube Material X X Tube Wall Thickness 20= 28= 30= 32= 35= 39= 40= 49= 59= 62= 65= 79= .020” (Metal) .028” (Metal) .030” (CU) .032” (CU) .035” (Metal) 1 mm .040” (Plastic) .049” (Metal) 1.5 mm .062” (Plastic) .065” (Metal) 2 mm Length Jacket Material A= Coils S= 17-24 Ft 0= 1= 2= 3= 5= FR PVC FR LT PVC FR TPE FR PE FR Urethane Max. Temperature Rating ** 0=400ºF Tubing Thickness Standards Tube & OD Copper 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” 3/4” Metal 1/8” 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” 3/4” Plastic 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” Light Wall Std. Wall Hvy Wall X-Hvy Wall N/A N/A N/A .035” .030” .032” .035” .049” .032” .035” .049” .065” .049” .049” .065” .093” .020” .028” .028” N/A N/A .028” .035” .035” .035” .035” .035” .049” .049” .049” .049” N/A .065” .065” .065” .065” .030” .040” N/A .040” .062” .062” .047” .093” .093 .062” N/A N/A NOTES: 1. Reference tubing and material selection are to determine appropriate derivations. 2. Twelve (12) digit part numbers are used only for products which require outer jacketing material other than our standard FR PVC or if material is required in 17’-24’ straight length rather than maximum coil length. 3. Jacketing material with “FR” = Flame – Retardant. *Hastelloy is a trade name of Haynes International, Inc. *Monel, Inconel, and Incoloy are trade names of Inco Alloys International, Inc. ** Specially designed bundles can be engineered for temperatures beyond the maximum temperature rating (MTR). Please contact the factory. Form 2200PREINS-040103 Copyright 2003 Dekoron/Unitherm. All rights reserved Pre-Insulated Tubing Installation Guidelines NOTE: INSTALLATION SHOULD BE PERFORMED ONLY BY PERSONNEL PROPERLY TRAINED IN INSTALLATION PROCEDURES! Installing Steam Supply and Condensate Return Lines Running Introduction 1) Begin running the pre-insulated lines from the manifold to the traced piping or other process equipment. Use of Dekoron/Unitherm’s pre-insulated steam supply and condensate return lines offer cost saving features in both installation and energy conservation. Features • Long lengths for ease of storage, handling and installation • Prefabricated construction for employee protection and energy efficiency • Light, durable and easy to handle • Semi-flexible for ease of handling and support • Easily installed while maintaining system integrity Manifold Systems Manifold systems are a major part of the efficient, welldesigned steam tracing system. They simplify the design, engineering, installation and check-out and provide for an easily maintained system. Manifolds may be fabricated in many configurations to meet both space and steam capacity requirements. Examples shown here illustrated several types of manifold systems that may be utilized. 2) Lines can be grounded and supported as they leave the manifold. 3) Long-length coil should be placed at the manifold – supported on a free-wheeling A frame – and runs then pulled to the tracer connections. These runs may be grouped and firmly supported using existing framework and piping. 4) Horizontal runs should slope back to steam trap for proper drainage. 5) Multiple groupings must allow space for heat dissipation. A space of 1 / 2 “ or more between the pre-insulated lines is recommended. Layered horizontal runs can be made by providing a wooden or insulating block spacer between layers at the recommended support centers. NOTE: Recommended Installation Temperature for Lead-free FRPVC is -25F or higher. Supporting 1) Cable tray may be efficiently used in horizontal support systems where runs are long enough, space allows, and support members are distant (such as along pipe alleys). a) When running pre-insulated steam lines in cable tray, allow a minimum of 1 / 2” spacing between lines, and when layered provide an insulated spacer at the recommended support center. Higher temperature bundles require greater spacing. See www.unithermcc.com for more information. b) Lines should be secured in the tray every 10 – 15 feet and within 18” of any directional change. c) DO NOT firmly support within a bend as this will limit the movement due to thermal expansion. d) Support clips or clamps should have a wide bearing surface. Securing hardware SHOULD NOT be the type that exerts point pressure or can be over-tightened. Support clamps should be sized one size less than bundle O.D. 2) Existing structures may be used to simplify the support requirements and reduce installation costs. 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Pre-Insulated Tubing Installation Guidelines 3) Where an existing structure is not available, individual lines may be supported in channel or angle and secured with tie-wrapped fasteners. Maximum Support Centers Vertical...................15 ft. Horizontal.................6 ft. • DO Slope for condensate 1 / 2 inch (min.) per foot run. • DO Check to ensure that all electrical connections are tight and sealed. • DO Check to ensure that all connection box covers have gaskets and are fastened tightly. • DO Secure end kits when using Teflon tube trace products to reduce strain on the fittings. DO • DO Provide long sweeping bends where possible. Support 4 to 6 inches (100 – 150 mm) from start of bend, with wide bearing supports. Slight wrinkling of the outer jacket DON’T is normal when the product is bent. Excessive wrinkling or • DO NOT Exceed minimum bend radius. folding of the jacket indicates that the minimum bend • DO NOT Exceed recommended support centers radius has been exceeded. • DO Seal all exposed insulation with RTV end sealant. Bundles must be sealed at each end to prevent moisture and corrosive atmospheres from damaging the tubing and other components. • DO Use existing cable trays, columns, beams and other structures when routing traced bundles. • DO NOT Over-tighten support clamps – jacket should not be pinched. • DO NOT Tie multiple runs together to form one bundle. Proper spacing (1 / 2” minimum) is required for heat dissipation. • DO NOT Severely crimp jacket as this may effect insulations properties. • DO NOT Remove excessive amounts of jacket and insulation at fittings. • DO NOT Allow the heating element to be in contact with the sensor. • DO NOT Route bundles over furnace vents or other high heat sources or in traffic areas where they might be damaged by equipment or pedestrians. • DO Seal fittings and splices with a seal patch. • DO Remove the jacket and insulation to make sharp, 90º bends. Then, re-cover with seal patch kit. Use a union elbow where tight bends are necessary and seal insulation. • DO Use a mandrel to assure constant radius bends (where possible). 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Steam Traced Tubing Series 2201/2203 Heavy Steam Traced Tubing DEKORON®/Unitherm™ Series 2201/2203 Heavy Steam Traced Tubing is thermally insulated and prefabricated. These performance-engineered products are designed to maintain fluid temperature or viscosity in process lines using saturated steam. The tubes are cabled to provide solid contact and consistent heat transfer throughout the bundle length. Each bundle consists of: • Single or multiple metal or polymer process tubes • Metal steam tracer tube covered with heat reflecting foil • Moisture-resistant, non-wicking, inorganic fibrous glass thermal insulation • Seamless, weather protective, lead-free, low-temperature PVC jacket 2201 The compact energy-efficient design keeps the outer jacket at or below 140ºF (60ºC) while transporting fluids at temperatures up to 400ºF (204ºC). The standard jacket is a black, 105ºC lead-free, LT-FRPVC. Alternate jacket materials are available including: 125ºC FR-TPE and FR Urethane. Additional features of this product are: • Compact design • Low heat loss • Light, durable, easy to handle • Low maintenance • Employee protection • Easy to install • Cost savings of up to 50% over field fabrication • Consistent and predictable thermal characteristics Applications for this product: • Analyzer and instrument lines 2203 Standard Products in this Series 2201-40A21 2201-40A30 2201-40A31 2201-47A30 2201-47A31-H0S 2201-47A37-H0S 2201-67A31-H0S 2203-40B30 2203-47B31 2203-47B37 2203-47B37-H0S • Small diameter process lines • Impulse lines – D/P cells 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Steam Traced Tubing Series 2201/2203 Product Specifications 2201/2203 Heavy Traced Tubing Bundles Process Tube OD 1/4” 3/8” 3/8” 1/2” 1/2” 3/4” (2) 1/4” (2) 3/8” (2) 1/2” (2) 1/2” Tracer Tube OD 1/4” 1/4” 3/8” 3/8” 1/2” 1/2” 3/8” 3/8” 3/8” 1/2” Bundle OD Nom. Weight (lbs/ft) 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.9 1.0 1.2 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.2” 1.5” 1.6” 1.6” 1.7” 2.0” 1.3” 1.4” 1.6” 1.8” Nom. Heat Loss BTU/hr/ft 61 77 85 88 90 92 62 80 94 96 Min. Bend Radius 8” 9” 10” 10” 10” 12” 8” 9” 10” 11” Process Tube Process Tube OD Tube Wall Thickness Standard Tube Material Tubing Spec (ASTM) Working Pressure @ 400ºF (1) or (2) 1/4” (1) or (2) 3/8” (1) or (2) 1/2” (1) or (2) 3/4” 0.035” 0.035” 0.035” 0.049” T316/T316L WLD SS T316/T316L WLD SS T316/T316L WLD SS T316/T316L WLD SS A-269/A-213 EAW A-269/A-213 EAW A-269/A-213 EAW A-269/A-213 EAW 5170 psi** 3310 psi** 2430 psi** 1810 psi** Tracer Tube OD Tube Wall Thickness Standard Tube Material Tubing Spec (ASTM) Working Pressure @ 400ºF 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” 1/2” 0.030 0.032 0.035 0.049 #122 DHP Copper #122 DHP Copper #122 DHP Copper T316/T316L WLD SS B-68 B-75 B-68 B-75 B-68 B-75 A-269/A-213 EAW 670 psi** 450 psi** 360 psi** 2430 psi** Tracer Tube Nominal jacket surface temperature 104ºF (60ºC) @ 80ºF (26ºC) ambient and 400ºF tube operating temperature Metric available 6.8 and 10 mm O.D. x 1 mm WT Standard ** Values given are for welded, seamless slightly higher ***Heavier wall thickness available upon request Instructions for Performance Curves for 2201 Family Instructions for Performance Curves for 2203 Family 2201-30A20 2201-30A30 2201-40A20 Tube Temperature 1.01 1.02 1 Run Distance 0.3 1 0.3 2203-30B20 2203-30B30 2203-40B20 Tube Temperature 1.01 1.02 1 Run Distance 0.3 1 0.3 2201-40A30 1 1 2203-40B30 1 1 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com ……. ….. UNITHERM ™ PRODUCT DERIVATION DEKORON/UNITHERM™ 1531 Commerce Creek Blvd. Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Phone: 239-995-8111 Fax: 239-995-8027 Product Derivation Dekoron/Unitherm Heavy Steam Trace Tubing – MTR 400ºF 22012203- Process Tube O.D. 1=1/8” 2=1/4” 3=3/8” 4=1/2” 5=5/8” 6=3/4” 7=7/8” 8=1” 9=1 ¼” A=1 ½” M=4 mm N=6 mm P=8 mm Q=10 mm R=12 mm X X X A X X - X X X X X - X Process Tube Material Number Process Tubes 0=Wld T316 SS 1=#122 DHP Copper 2=Wld T304 SS 3=Smls T304 SS 4=PFA Fluoropolymer 5=FEP Fluoropolymer 6=Smls Low Carbon Steel 7=Smls T316 SS 8=Monel 400* 9=Wld T316 AA A=Smls T316L SS B=Wld T304L SS C=Smls T 304L SS D=TFE Fluoropolymer E=Wld Low Carbon Steel F=Smls Inconel C22* G=Incoloy 825* H=Hastelloy C-22* J=Hastelloy C-276* K=Nickel 200 L=Alloy 20 M=Polypropylene N=Low Density Poly P=High Density Poly Q=Thermoplastic Hose R=Customer Spld. Matl. S=Nylon T=FR Polyethylene U=Permbar Z=Other Tube Material A=1 B=2 C=3 Etc. Tracer Line O.D 1=1/8” 2=1/4” 3=3/8” 4=1/2” 5=5/8” 6=3/4” 7=7/8” 8=1” 9= 1 ¼” A= 1 ½” M=4 mm N=6 mm P=8 mm Q=10 mm R=12 mm X X - X X X - X Tracer Tube Material 0=Wld T316 SS 1=#122 DHP Copper 2=Wld T304 SS 3=Smls T304 SS 4=PFA Fluoropolymer 5=FEP Fluoropolymer 6=Smls Low Carbon Steel 7=Smls T316 SS 8=Monel 400* 9=Wld T316 AA A=Smls T316L SS B=Wld T304L SS C=Smls T 304L SS D=TFE Fluoropolymer E=Wld Low Carbon Steel F=Smls Inconel C22* G=Incoloy 825* H=Hastelloy C-22* J=Hastelloy C-276* K=Nickel 200 K=Nickel 200 L=Alloy 20 M=Polypropylene N=Low Density Poly P=High Density Poly Q=Thermoplastic Hose R=Customer Spld. Matl. S=Nylon T=FR Polyethylene U=Permbar Process Tube Wall Thickness L=Light S=Standard H=Heavy X=Extra Hvy Jacket Material Tracer Tube Wall Length 0=FR PVC 1=FR LT PVC 2=FR TPE 3=FR PE 5=FR Urethane L=Light S=Standard H=Heavy X=Extra Hvy S=17-24Ft Tubing Thickness Standards Tube & O.D Light Wall Std. Wall Hvy Wall X-Hvy Wall Copper 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” 3/4” Metal 1/8” 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” 3/4” N/A N/A N/A .035” .030” .032” .035” .049” .032” .035” .049” .065” .049” .049” .065” .093” .020” .028” .028” N/A N/A .028” .035” .035” .035” .035” .035” .049” .049” .049” .049” N/A .065” .065” .065” .065” Plastic 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” .030” .040” N/A .040” .062” .062” .047” .093” .093 .062” N/A N/A NOTES: 1. Reference tubing and material selection are to determine appropriate derivations. 2. Twelve (12) digit part numbers are used only for products which require outer jacketing material other than our standard FR PVC or if material is required in 17’-24’ straight length rather than maximum coil length. 3. Jacketing material with “FR” = Flame – Retardant. *Hastelloy is a trade name of Haynes International, Inc. *Monel, Inconel, and Incoloy are trade names of Inco Alloys International, Inc. Form 2201/3HVYSTM-040103 Copyright 2003 Dekoron/Unitherm. All rights reserved Steam Traced Tubing Series 2202/2204 Light Steam Traced Tubing Applications for this product: DEKORON®/Unitherm™ Series 2202/2204 Light Steam Traced Tubing bundles are designed to protect a process fluid from freezing at ambient temperatures to -40ºF (-40ºC) using saturated steam. Each bundle consists of: • Analyzer and instrument lines • Small diameter process lines • Single or multiple, individually insulated metal or polymer process tubes • Insulated metal steam tracer tube covered with a heat reflecting foil • Impulse lines – D/P cells *Maximum Temperature Rating( MTR) is the design condition for which this product is manufactured. Temperatures in excess of this rating may result in deterioration of the components or changes in the operational characteristics. • Moisture-resistant, non-wicking, inorganic, fibrous glass thermal insulation • Seamless, weather-protective, lead free, low-temperature PVC outer jacket. Designed for light tracing of process, sampling and impulse lines, Series 2202/2204 bundles are recommended for use in situations where heavy tracing will cause high temperature degradation or boil-off of the process fluids. Highly efficient and compact, these products are designed to limit the jacket to a nominal surface temperature of 140ºF (60ºC) or lower, at 80ºF (26ºC) ambient conditions, with tracer conditions at 400ºF (204ºC) 232.6 PSIG saturated steam. Higher temperature designs, for tracing applications up to 1000ºF (538ºC), are also available. Maximum Temperature Rating = 400ºF.* 2202 The standard jacket is a black, 105ºC, lead-free, LT-FRPVC. Alternate jacket materials are available including: 125ºC FRTPE amd FR-Urethane. Additional features of this product are: • Compact Design • Low heat loss • Low-maintenance 2204 • Employee protection • Easy to install Standard Products in this Series • Light, durable, easy to handle 2202-40A21 2202-47A30 2202-40A30 2202-47A31 2202-40A31 2202-47A31-HOS 2204-47B31 2204-47B31-HOS 2204-47B37 • Consistent and predictable thermal characteristics 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Steam Traced Tubing Series 2202/2204 Product Specifications Process Tube OD Tracer Tube OD Bundle OD Nom. Weight (lbs/ft) Nom. Heat Loss BTU/hr/ft Min. Bend Radius 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” (2)1/4” (2)3/8” (2)1/2” 1/4” 3/8” 3/8” 3/8” 3/8” 3/8” 1.4” 1.6” 1.7” 1.3” 1.8” 1.9” 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.8 0.9 1.0 40 40 40 40 40 40 8” 10” 10” 8” 11” 12” Process Tube Process Tube OD Tube Wall Standard Tube Thickness Material Tubing Spec (ASTM) Working Pressure @ 400ºF 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” 0.035” 0.035” 0.035” T316/T316L WLD SS T316/T316L WLD SS T316/T316L WLD SS A-269/A-213 EAW A-269/A-213 EAW A-269/A-213 EAW 5170 psi** 3310 psi** 2430 psi** (2)1/4” (2)3/8” (2)1/2” 0.035” 0.035” 0.035” T316/T316L WLD SS T316/T316L WLD SS T316/T316L WLD SS A-269/A-213 EAW A-269/A-213 EAW A-269/A-213 EAW 5170 psi** 3310 psi** 2430 psi** Tracer Tube OD Tube Wall Thickness Standard Tube Material Tubing Spec (ASTM) Working Pressure @ 400ºF 1/4” 3/8” 3/8” 0.030 0.032 0.035 #122 DHP Copper #122 DHP Copper #122 DHP Copper B-68 B-75 B-68 B-75 B-68 B-75 670 psi** 450 psi** 360 psi** Tracer Tube NOTES: Nominal jacket surface temperature 104ºF (60ºC) @ 80ºF (26ºC) ambient and 400ºF tube operating temperature ● Metric available 6.8 and 10 mm O.D. x 1 mm WT Standard ● ** Values given are for welded, seamless slightly higher ● ***Heavier wall thickness available upon request ● (1) Other tube materials available ● Standard Jacket is Black, 105ºC lead free, LT-FRPVC ● Alternate Jacket Materials – 125ºC FR-TPE, FR-Urethane ● Product Rating 400ºF (204ºC) Instructions for Performance Curves for 2202 Family Tube Temperature Run Distance 2201-30A30 1.01 1 2201-40A30 1 1 Instructions for Performance Curves for 2204 Family Tube Temperature Run Distance 2204-30B30 1.01 1 2202-40B30 1 1 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com ….. UNITHERM ™ PRODUCT DERIVATION DEKORON/UNITHERM™ 1531 Commerce Creek Blvd. Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Phone: 239-995-8111 Fax: 239-995-8027 Product Derivation Dekoron/Unitherm Light Steam Trace Tubing – MTR 400ºF 22022204- Process Tube O.D. 1=1/8” 2=1/4” 3=3/8” 4=1/2” 5=5/8” 6=3/4” 7=7/8” 8=1” 9=1 ¼” A=1 ½” M=4 mm N=6 mm P=8 mm Q=10 mm R=12 mm X X X A X X - X X X X X - X Process Tube Material Number Process Tubes 0=Wld T316 SS 1=#122 DHP Copper 2=Wld T304 SS 3=Smls T304 SS 4=PFA Fluoropolymer 5=FEP Fluoropolymer 6=Smls Low Carbon Steel 7=Smls T316 SS 8=Monel 400* 9=Wld T316 AA A=Smls T316L SS B=Wld T304L SS C=Smls T 304L SS D=TFE Fluoropolymer E=Wld Low Carbon Steel F=Smls Inconel C22* G=Incoloy 825* H=Hastelloy C-22* J=Hastelloy C-276* K=Nickel 200 L=Alloy 20 M=Polypropylene N=Low Density Poly P=High Density Poly Q=Thermoplastic Hose R=Customer Spld. Matl. S=Nylon T=FR Polyethylene U=Permbar Z=Other Tube Material A=1 B=2 C=3 Etc. Tracer Line O.D 1=1/8” 2=1/4” 3=3/8” 4=1/2” 5=5/8” 6=3/4” 7=7/8” 8=1” 9=1 ¼” A=1 ½” M=4 mm N=6 mm P=8 mm Q=10 mm R=12 mm X X - X X X - X Tracer Tube Material 0=Wld T316 SS 1=#122 DHP Copper 2=Wld T304 SS 3=Smls T304 SS 4=PFA Fluoropolymer 5=FEP Fluoropolymer 6=Smls Low Carbon Steel 7=Smls T316 SS 8=Monel 400* 9=Wld T316 AA A=Smls T316L SS B=Wld T304L SS C=Smls T 304L SS D=TFE Fluoropolymer E=Wld Low Carbon Steel F=Smls Inconel C22* G=Incoloy 825* H=Hastelloy C-22* J=Hastelloy C-276* K=Nickel 200 K=Nickel 200 L=Alloy 20 M=Polypropylene N=Low Density Poly P=High Density Poly Q=Thermoplastic Hose R=Customer Spld. Matl. S=Nylon T=FR Polyethylene U=Permbar Process Tube Wall Thickness L=Light S=Standard H=Heavy X=Extra Hvy Jacket Material Tracer Tube Wall Length 0=FR PVC 1=FR LT PVC 2=FR TPE 3=FR PE 5=FR Urethane L=Light S=Standard H=Heavy X=Extra Hvy S=17-24Ft Tubing Thickness Standards Tube & O.D Light Wall Std. Wall Hvy Wall X-Hvy Wall Copper 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” 3/4” Metal 1/8” 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” 3/4” N/A N/A N/A .035” .030” .032” .035” .049” .032” .035” .049” .065” .049” .049” .065” .093” .020” .028” .028” N/A N/A .028” .035” .035” .035” .035” .035” .049” .049” .049” .049” N/A .065” .065” .065” .065” Plastic 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” .030” .040” N/A .040” .062” .062” .047” .093” .093 .062” N/A N/A NOTES: 1. Reference tubing and material selection are to determine appropriate derivations. 2. Twelve (12) digit part numbers are used only for products which require outer jacketing material other than our standard FR PVC or if material is required in 17’-24’ straight length rather than maximum coil length. 3. Jacketing material with “FR” = Flame – Retardant. *Hastelloy is a trade name of Haynes International, Inc. *Monel, Inconel, and Incoloy are trade names of Inco Alloys International, Inc. Form 2202/4LTSTM-040103 Copyright 2003 Dekoron/Unitherm. All rights reserved Electric Traced Tubing Series 2256 HTM 2266 HTM High Temperature Maintenance Self-Regulating Electric Traced Tubing DEKORON®/Unitherm™ Series 2256/2266 High Temperature Maintenance (HTM) Self-Regulating Electric Traced Tubing is a thermally insulated fluid transport line for use in applications requiring freeze protection, viscosity maintenance, or condensation prevention, where the line may be cleaned or purged using steam or hot gasses. Each line is comprised of the following elements: Applications for this product: • Analyzer and instrument lines • Small diameter process lines • Impulse lines • Single or multiple process tube(s) • High temperature, self-regulating heating element with tinned-copper braid • Heat-reflecting foil wrap • Moisture-resistant, non-wicking, inorganic fibrous glass thermal insulation • Choice of weather protective jacket The energy-efficient design provides for temperature maintenance of up to 100ºF (38ºC) at -40ºF (-40ºC) ambient. The standard product is available with a 5 watt per foot, 120 VAC or 240 VAC selfregulating heating element. The heating element will withstand exposure to temperatures of up to 366ºF (185ºC) allowing the process tubes to be steam purged with 150 psig saturated steam. Bundles in this Series are FM Approved for use in Class I Division 2, Group B, C, and D; Class II Division 2, Group F, and G; and Class III, Division 2 Hazardous areas. Optional power and control wires can be supplied in FM Approved bundles. The Self-Regulating Heating Element is approved by CSA for pipe and vessel tracing applications under designations 3A, 3B, 3C, 5A and 5B in Class 1, Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D hazardous locations. 2256 HTM Additional features of this product are: • Pre-insulated and pre-fabricated for installation costs up to 40% lower than field fabrication. 2266 HTM • Pre-engineered for reduced design cost and predictable operational characteristics • Bundles can contain integral power and signal wires that are pre-approved for use in hazardous locations. • Bundles are lightweight and easy to bend • Smaller OD than field fabricated lines means better use of mounting space. Standard Products in this Series Part No. 2256-27AR0 2256-37AR0 2256-47AR0 2266-47BR0 Tube O.D. 1/4 x 0.035 3/8 x 0.035 1/2 x 0.035 (2) 1/2 x 0.035 Tube Type 316 SMLS SS 316 SMLS SS 316 SMLS SS 316 SMLS SS Heater 5/240 5/240 5/240 5/240 • Maintenance-free – no open seams, no gaps in insulation. • Consistent and predictable thermal characteristics 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Electric Traced Tubing Series 2256 HTM 2266 HTM Technical Information 2256 Self Regulating Heater - HTM Electrical Specifications Heater Type Heater Insulation Maximum Continuous Exposure Temperature (Power-On) Maximum Exposure Temperature (Power Off) Circuit Length Self-Regulating Fluoropolymer 250ºF (121ºC) 366ºF (185ºC) 240 feet @ 120 VAC 480 feet @ 240 VAC 16 5 watts/foot @ 50ºF 120 VAC or 240 VAC 240 VAC self-regulating heaters may be operated at alternative voltages. Here power heater output is compared to product rating. Bus Wire Size (AWG) Power Output Alternate Voltage Adjustment factor Alternate heating elements are available, see www.unithermcc.com for designs and specifications. Power connection kits, thermostats, and other accessories see the accessories tab in this catalog or log on to www.unithermcc.com. 208 VAC 78% 277 VAC 109% Temperature Rating per N.E.C. 500 T3 Breaker Sizing V. Maximum Circuit Length - feet (metres) 15A If started @50ºF @ 0º F @ -40ºF 120V 150 (46) 135 (41) 130 (40) 20A 240V 250 (76) 230 (70) 220 (67) 120V 200 (61) 180 (55) 170 (52) 30A 240V 330 (101) 305 (93) 295 (90) 120V 240 (73) 220 (67) 210 (64) 240V 480 (146) 440 (134) 420 (128) Product Specifications 2256/2266 LTM/HTM Tube O.D. 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” 3/4” 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” Standard Wall Thickness*** .030 “ .032” .035” .049” .035” .035” .035” .040” .062” .062” Material (1) ASTM #122 DHP Copper #122 DHP Copper #122 DHP Copper #122 DHPCopper 316/316L-S/S WLD 316/316L-S/S WLD 316/316L-S/S WLD PFA PFA PFA B-68 B-75 B-68 B-75 B-68 B-75 B-68 B-75 A-269 A-269 A-269 D-6867 D-6867 D-6867 Working Pressure @200ºF 1270 psi 880 psi 710 psi 660 psi 4470 psi** 2860 psi** 2100 psi** 75 psi** 50 psi** 75 psi** Nominal Bundle O.D. 1.35” 1.40 1.50 1.65 1.35” 1.40” 1.50” 1.35” 1.40” 1.50” Nom. Wght Lbs/ft. 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.9 0.56 0.60 0.65 0.50 0.53 0.60 Max. Bend Radius 8“ 9“ 10” 12” 8” 9” 10” 8” 9” 10” NOTES: Minimum recommended installation temperature for PVC -25ºF (-32ºC) ** Values given are for welded, seamless slightly higher ***Heavier wall thickness available upon request (1) Other tube materials available Standard Jacket is Black, 105ºC lead free, LT-FRPVC Alternate Jacket Materials – 125ºC FR-TPE, FRPE, FR-Urethane LTM Product Rating 185ºF (85ºC) HTM Product Rating 250ºF(121ºC) 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Electric Traced Tubing Series 2256 LTM 2266 LTM Low Temperature Maintenance Self-Regulating Electric Traced Tubing DEKORON®/Unitherm™ Series 2256/2266 Low Temperature Maintenance (LTM) Self-Regulating Electric Traced Tubing is a thermally insulated fluid transport line for use in applications requiring freeze protection or condensation prevention. Each line is comprised of the following elements: Applications for this product: • Analyzer and instrument lines • Small diameter process lines • Impulse lines • Freeze protect condensate return lines • Process tube(s) • Low temperature, self-regulating heating element with tinned copper braid • Heat-reflecting foil wrap • Moisture-resistant, non-wicking, inorganic fibrous glass thermal insulation • Choice of weather protective jacket The energy-efficient design provides for temperature maintenance of 40ºF (4ºC) at -40ºF (-40ºC) ambient. The standard product is available with a 5 watt per foot, 120 VAC or 240 VAC self-regulating heating element. 2256 LTM Bundles in this Series are FM Approved for use in Class I Division 2, Group B, C, and D; Class II Division 2, Group F, and G; and Class III, Division 2 Hazardous areas. Optional power and control wires can be supplied in FM Approved bundles. The Constant Power Density Heating Element is approved by CSA for pipe and vessel tracing applications under designations 3A, 3B, 3C, 5A and 5B in Class 1, Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D hazardous locations. Additional features of this product are: • Pre-insulated and pre-fabricated for installation costs up to 40% lower than field fabrication. • Pre-engineered for reduced design cost and predictable operational characteristics • Bundles can contain integral power and signal wires that are pre-approved for use in hazardous locations. • Bundles are lightweight and easy to bend • Smaller OD than field fabricated lines means better use of mounting space. • Maintenance-free – no open seams, no gaps in insulation. • Consistent and predictable thermal characteristics 2266 LTM Standard Products in this Series Part Number 2256-20A30 2256-30A30 2256-40A30 2256-27A30 2256-37A30 2257-47A30 2256-41A30 2256-44A30 2266-40B30 2266-47B30 Tube O.D. 1/4 x 0.035 3/8 x 0.035 1/2 x 0.035 1/4 x 0.035 3/8 x 0.035 1/2 x 0.035 1/2 x 0.035 1/2 x 0.062 (2) 1/2 x 0.035 (2) 1/2 x ).035 Tube type Wld 316/316L SS Wld 316/316L SS Wld 316/316L SS SMLS 316/316L SS SMLS 316/316L SS SMLS 316/316L SS #122 DHP Copper PFA Fluoropolymer Wld 316/316L SS SMLS 316/316L SS Heater 5/120 LTM 5/120 LTM 5/120 LTM 5/120 LTM 5/120 LTM 5/120 LTM 5/120 LTM 5/120 LTM 5/120 LTM 5/120 LTM 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Electric Traced Tubing Series 2256 LTM 2266 LTM Technical Information 2256 Self Regulating Heater - LTM Electrical Specifications Heater Type Heater Insulation Maximum Heater Exposure Temperature Circuit Length Self-Regulating Polyolefin 185ºF (85ºC) 270 feet @ 120 VAC 540 feet @ 240 VAC 16 5 watts/foot @50ºF 120 Bus Wire Size (AWG) Power Output VAC or 240 VAC Alternate Voltage 240 VAC self-regulating heaters may be operated at alternative voltages. Here power heater output is compared to product rating. Adjustment factor 208 VAC 76% 277 VAC 128% Temperature Rating per N.E.C. 500 Alternate heating elements are available, see www.unithermcc.com for designs and specifications. Power connection kits, thermostats, and other accessories see the accessories tab in this catalog or log on to www.unithermcc.com. T5 Breaker Sizing V. Maximum Circuit Length - feet (metres) 15A If started @50ºF @ 0º F @ -20ºF 120V 230 (70) 150 (45) 130 (40) 20A 240V 460 (140) 300 (90) 260 (80) 120V 270 (82) 200 (60) 175 (53) 30A 240V 540 (165) 400 (122) 345 (105) 120V 270 (82) 270 (82) 260 (80) 240V 540 (165) 540 (165) 520 (158) Product Specifications 2256/2266 LTM/HTM Tube O.D. 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” 3/4” 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” Standard Wall Thickness*** .030 “ .032” .035” .049” .035” .035” .035” .040” .062” .062” Material (1) ASTM #122 DHP Copper #122 DHP Copper #122 DHP Copper #122 DHPCopper 316/316L-S/S WLD 316/316L-S/S WLD 316/316L-S/S WLD PFA PFA PFA B-68 B-75 B-68 B-75 B-68 B-75 B-68 B-75 A-269 A-269 A-269 D-6867 D-6867 D-6867 Working Pressure @200ºF 1270 psi 880 psi 710 psi 660 psi 4470 psi** 2860 psi** 2100 psi** 75 psi** 50 psi** 75 psi** Nominal Bundle O.D. 1.35” 1.40 1.50 1.65 1.35” 1.40” 1.50” 1.35” 1.40” 1.50” Nom. Wght Lbs/ft. 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.9 0.56 0.60 0.65 0.50 0.53 0.60 Max. Bend Radius 8“ 9“ 10” 12” 8” 9” 10” 8” 9” 10” NOTES: Minimum recommended installation temperature for PVC -25ºF (-32ºC) ** Values given are for welded, seamless slightly higher ***Heavier wall thickness available upon request (1) Other tube materials available Standard Jacket is Black, 105ºC lead free, LT-FRPVC Alternate Jacket Materials – 125ºC FR-TPE, FRPE, FR-Urethane LTM Product Rating 185ºF (85ºC) HTM Product Rating 250ºF(121ºC) 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com ……. ….. UNITHERM ™ PRODUCT DERIVATION DEKORON/UNITHERM™ 1531 Commerce Creek Blvd. Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Phone: 239-995-8111 Fax: 239-995-8027 Product Derivation Dekoron/Unitherm Self-Regulating (SR) Electric Trace Tubing – MTR 185ºF or 366ºF 22562266- Process Tube O.D. 1=1/8” 2=1/4” 3=3/8” 4=1/2” 5=5/8” 6=3/4” 7=7/8” 8=1” 9=1 ¼” A=1 ½” M=4 mm N=6 mm P=8 mm Q=10 mm R=12 mm X X X A X X - X X X X X - X Process Tube Material 0=Wld T316 SS 1=#122 DHP Copper 2=Wld T304 SS 3=Smls T304 SS 4=PFA Fluoropolymer 5=FEP Fluoropolymer 6=Smls Low Carbon Steel 7=Smls T316 SS 8=Monel 400* 9=Wld T316 AA A=Smls T316L SS B=Wld T304L SS C=Smls T 304L SS D=TFE Fluoropolymer E=Wld Low Carbon Steel F=Smls Inconel C22* G=Incoloy 825* H=Hastelloy C-22* J=Hastelloy C-276* K=Nickel 200 L=Alloy 20 M=Polypropylene N=Low Density Poly P=High Density Poly Q=Thermoplastic Hose R=Customer Spld. Matl. S=Nylon T=FR Polyethylene U=Permbar Z=Other Tube Material Number Process Tubes A=1 B=2 C=3 D=4 E=5 Etc. X 0 - X X 0 - X Low Temperature Heater MTR 185F 60= 3 watt/ft. 120V C0= 3 watt/ft. 240V 30= 5 watt/ft. 120V 90= 5 watt/ft. 240V 40= 8 watt/ft. 120V A0= 8 watt/ft. 240V D0= 10 watt/ft. 120V E0= 10 watt/ft. 240V High Temperature Heater MTR 366F R0= 5 watt/ft. 120V K0= 5 watt/ft. 240V 50= 10 watt/ft. 120V B0= 10 watt/ft. 240V 70= 15 watt/ft. 120V H0= 15 watt/ft. 240V Process Tube Wall Thickness L=Light S=Standard H=Heavy X=Extra Hvy Single Process Tube Multiple Process Tube Jacket Material Length 0=FR PVC 1=FR LT PVC 2=FR TPE 3=FR PE 5=FR Urethane S=17-24Ft Tubing Thickness Standards Tube & O.D Light Wall Std. Wall Hvy Wall X-Hvy Wall Copper 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” 3/4” Metal 1/8” 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” 3/4” N/A N/A N/A .035” .030” .032” .035” .049” .032” .035” .049” .065” .049” .049” .065” .093” .020” .028” .028” N/A N/A .028” .035” .035” .035” .035” .035” .049” .049” .049” .049” N/A .065” .065” .065” .065” Plastic 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” .030” .040” N/A .040” .062” .062” .047” .093” .093 .062” N/A N/A NOTES: 1. Reference tubing and material selection are to determine appropriate derivations. 2. Thirteen (13) digit part numbers are used only for products which require outer jacketing material other than our standard FR PVC or if material is required in 17’-24’ straight length rather than maximum coil length. 3. Specially designed bundles can be engineered for temperatures beyond the maximum temperature rating (MTR). 4. Jacketing material with “FR” = Flame – Retardant. 5. Heater styles noted are supplied with tinned copper over-braid approved for use in FM and CSA Class 1, Division 2, Groups B, C & D areas providing the approved connection/termination kit is used. Alternate jacket materials are available for Class 1, Division 1, and General Purpose area. Please contact factory. *Hastelloy is a trade name of Haynes International, Inc. *Monel, Inconel, and Incoloy are trade names of Inco Alloys International, Inc. FORM 2256/66LTSR040903 Copyright 2003 Dekoron/Unitherm. All rights reserved Electric Traced Tubing Series 2252 CPD 2262 CPD Constant Power Density Electric Traced Tubing DEKORON®/Unitherm™ Series 2252/2262 Constant Power Density (CPD) Electric Traced Tubing is a thermally insulated fluid transport line for use in applications requiring freeze protection, temperature maintenance, or viscosity maintenance of liquids or gasses. Each line is comprised of the following elements: Applications for this product: • Stack gas sampling lines • Analyzer and instrument lines • Small diameter process lines • Impulse lines • Single or Multiple process tube(s) • Constant Power Density Heating Element with Tinned-Copper Braid • Heat reflective foil wrap • Moisture-resistant, non-wicking, inorganic fibrous glass thermal insulation • Choice of weather protective jacket The Constant Power Density Heating Element allows for a wide range of temperature maintenance applications. The standard product is available with an 12 watt per foot, 120 VAC heater and will maintain a single process tube above 200ºF (93ºC) at a -40ºF (-40ºC) ambient. Bundles in this Series are FM Approved for use in Class I Division 2, Group B, C, and D; Class II Division 2, Group F, and G; and Class III, Division 2 Hazardous areas. Optional power and control wires can be supplied in FM Approved bundles. The Constant Power Density Heating Element is approved by CSA for pipe and vessel tracing applications under designations 3A, 3B, 3C, 5A and 5B in Class 1, Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D hazardous locations. 2262 CPD 2252 CPD Additional features of this product are: • Pre-insulated and pre-fabricated for installation costs up to 40% lower than field fabrication. • Pre-engineered for reduced design cost and predictable operational characteristics • Bundles can contain integral power and signal wires that are pre-approved for use in hazardous locations. • Bundles are lightweight and easy to bend • Smaller OD than field fabricated lines means better use of mounting space. • Maintenance-free – no open seams, no gaps in insulation. Standard Products in this Series Part No 2252-20A14 2252-24A14 2252-27A14 2252-30A14 2252-34A14 2252-37A14 Tube OD 1/4x0.035 1/4x0.040 1/4x0.035 3/8x0.035 3/8x0.062 3/8x0.035 Tube Material WLD 316/316L SS PFA Fluoropolymer SMLS 316/316L SS WLD 316/316L SS PFA Fluoropolymer SMLS 316/316L SS Heater 12/120 CPD 12/120 CPD 12/120 CPD 12/120 CPD 12/120 CPD 12/120 CPD • Consistent and predictable thermal characteristics 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Electric Traced Tubing Technical Information Electrical Specifications Heater Type Heater Insulation Maximum Heater Exposure Temperature Circuit Length Bus Wire Size Power Output Electric Traced Tubing Accessories Constant Power Density PFA 600 V Rated 446ºF (230ºC) 260 feet or greater 12 AWG 12 watts/foot @ 50ºF 120 VAC 12 watts/foot @ 50ºF 208 VAC 12 watts/foot @ 50ºF 240 VAC 12 watts/foot @ 50ºF 277 VAC Maximum Jacket Surface Temperature at 400ºF (204ºC) tube temperature and 80ºF (27ºC) ambient 140ºF (60ºC) Temperature Rating per N.E.C. 500 Series 2252 CPD 2262 CPD T2C Electric Traced Tubing Accessories Seal-Tite End Boots Single Tube Dual Tube Uniseal Cable Entry Seals for Bundles up to 1.375” OD for Bundles up to 2.62” OD Unicut™ Bundle Jacket Cutter RTV Silicone End Sealant 3 oz. tube 10.3 oz. Cartridge Seal Patch Kits 8” x 8” Self-Sealing Patch 8” x 8’ Self-Sealing Roll Product Number BOOT-2 BOOT-3 SEAL 1.60 SEAL 2.75 1631-01001 1535-02080 1535-02120 1540-10000 1540-20000 Electrical Connection Kit with connection box 1548-1200J Line Sensing Thermostat Ordinary Locations Hazardous Locations 1660-13A11 1660-13A12 Ambient Sensing Thermostat Ordinary Locations Hazardous Locations 1660-18911 1660-16912 Product Specifications 2252/2262 CPD Tube O.D. Standard Wall Thickness*** Material (1) ASTM Working Pressure Nominal @400ºF Bundle O.D. Nom. Wght Lbs/ft. Max. Bend Radius 1/4” 3/8 “ 1/2 “ 1/4” 3/8 “ 1/2 “ .035” .035” .035” .040” .062” .062” 316/316L-S/S WLD 316/316L-S/S WLD 316/316L-S/S WLD PFA PFA PFA A-269 A-269 A-269 D-6867 D-6867 D-6867 4225 psi** 2700 psi** 1980 psi** 30 psi** 40 psi** 30 psi** 0.56 0.60 0.65 0.50 0.53 0.60 8” 9” 10” 8” 9” 10” 1.33” 1.40” 1.50” 1.33” 1.40” 1.50” NOTES: Minimum recommended installation temperature for PVC -25ºF (-32ºC) ** Values given are for welded, seamless slightly higher ***Heavier wall thickness available upon request (1) Other tube materials available Standard Jacket is Black, 105C lead free, LT-FRPVC Alternate Jacket Materials – 125ºC FR-TPE, FRPE, FR-Urethane Product Rating: 400ºF (204ºC) 2252 CPD Heater 2262 CPD Heater 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com ……. ….. UNITHERM ™ PRODUCT DERIVATION DEKORON/UNITHERM™ 1531 Commerce Creek Blvd. Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Phone: 239-995-8111 Fax: 239-995-8027 Product Derivation Dekoron/Unitherm Constant Power Density (CPD) Electric Trace Tubing – MTR 400ºF 22522262- Process Tube O.D. 1=1/8” 2=1/4” 3=3/8” 4=1/2” 5=5/8” 6=3/4” 7=7/8” 8=1” 9=1 ¼” A=1 ½” M=4 mm N=6 mm P=8 mm Q=10 mm R=12 mm X X Process Tube Material 0=Wld T316 SS 1=#122 DHP Copper 2=Wld T304 SS 3=Smls T304 SS 4=PFA Fluoropolymer 5=FEP Fluoropolymer 6=Smls Low Carbon Steel 7=Smls T316 SS 8=Monel 400* 9=Wld T316 AA A=Smls T316L SS B=Wld T304L SS C=Smls T 304L SS D=TFE Fluoropolymer E=Wld Low Carbon Steel F=Smls Inconel C22* G=Incoloy 825* H=Hastelloy C-22* J=Hastelloy C-276* K=Nickel 200 L=Alloy 20 M=Polypropylene N=Low Density Poly P=High Density Poly Q=Thermoplastic Hose R=Customer Spld. Matl. S=Nylon T=FR Polyethylene U=Permbar Z=Other Tube Material X A X X - X X x X X - X Number Process Tubes Low Temperature Heater A=1 B=2 C=3 D=4 E=5 Etc. 14= 11.4 W/ft. @ 120 V 18= 3.8 W/ft. @ 120 V 11= 2.6 W/ft. @ 120 V B4= 11.5 W/ft. @ 208 V BA= 7.7 W/ft. @208 V 56= 12.8 W/ft. @ 220 V 53= 8.6 W/ft. @ 220 V 3B= 10.2 W/ft. @ 240 V CC= 13.8 W/ft. @ 277 V MTR 400ºF Single Process Tube X 0 - X X 0 - X Process Tube Wall Thickness L=Light S=Standard H=Heavy X=Extra Hvy Multiple Process Tube Jacket Material Length 0=FR PVC 1=FR LT PVC 2=FR TPE 3=FR PE 5=FR Urethane S=17-24Ft Tubing Thickness Standards Tube & O.D Copper 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” 3/4” Metal 1/8” 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” 3/4” Plastic 1/4” 3/8” 1/2” Light Wall Std. Wall Hvy Wall X-Hvy Wall N/A N/A N/A .035” .030” .032” .035” .049” .032” .035” .049” .065” .049” .049” .065” .093” .020” .028” .028” N/A N/A .028” .035” .035” .035” .035” .035” .049” .049” .049” .049” N/A .065” .065” .065” .065” .030” .040” N/A .040” .062” .062” .047” .093” .093 .062” N/A N/A NOTES: 1. Reference tubing and material selection are to determine appropriate derivations. 2. Thirteen (13) digit part numbers are used only for products which require outer jacketing material other than our standard FR PVC or if material is required in 17’-24’ straight length rather than maximum coil length. 3. Specially designed bundles can be engineered for temperatures beyond the maximum temperature rating (MTR). 4. Jacketing material with “FR” = Flame – Retardant. 5. Heater styles noted are supplied with tinned copper overbraid approved for use in FM and CSA Class 1, Division 2, Groups B, C & D areas providing the approved connection/termination kit is used. Alternate jacket materials are available for Class 1, Division 2, and General Purpose area. Please contact factory. *Hastelloy is a trade name of Haynes International, Inc. *Monel, Inconel, and Incoloy are trade names of Inco Alloys International, Inc. Copyright 2003 Dekoron/Unitherm. All rights reserved. Form – 2252/62CPDET 040903 ELECTRIC TRACE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS UNITHERM ™ Page 1 Form INSTETR040103 1.0 Purpose This bulletin provides the Field Engineer and the craft people with information for the proper installation of Unitherm Electrically Traced products. These recommendations have been proven by years of actual experience. They are put forth as suggestions and do not preclude the use of other methods and good field construction practices are discussed in detail with the use of step-by-step instructions, illustrations, and diagrams. Various charts are included to cover product specifications, recommended support centers, and minimum bend radii, to guide in all phases of planning and installation. 1 This bulletin provides a general discussion on: Handling and Storage Planning and Preparation Product Installation 2 Topics such as: Methods of Installation Methods of Bending and Straightening Hanging and Support Instructions Electrical Connection Kits 2.0 Handling and Storage All Unitherm Traced products are shipped on non-returnable wooden reels, which take minimum space and provide maximum product protection. The standard reel for analyzer bundles has a 54" flange, is 36" wide, with a 40" drum, weighing 160 pounds. Other reel sizes may be used, depending upon coil lengths. Each length is sealed at the ends to prevent entry of moisture or foreign material. However, if reels are to be stored out of doors at the jobsite, a weatherproof covering (e.g., polyethylene film, canvas, etc.) should be used. 3.0 Planning and Preparation The methods recommended for installing Unitherm Traced products are based upon accepted practices presently used by Instrument Engineers, Electricians and Pipe Fitters. Planning and preparation are essential to proper installation. Initial planning and system layout is recommended to take total advantage of the installation cost savings. Preliminary planning should encompass such things as: determination of run lengths, position and angle of probe connection, accessible routing of the Analyzer line, existing support structures and their location, entry into the analyzer house and the possibility of external tracing requirements beyond the bundle. It is important to review the section on hanging and supports while planning the run to make the best use of existing supports. Check with DEKORON/UNITHERM Customer Service for information on the size, weight, support distance, and minimum bend radius of the bundle being installed. Form – ETInstall – 040903 Copyright 2003 Dekoron/Unitherm All rights reserved. … 2 ELECTRIC TRACE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS UNITHERM ™ Page 2 4.0 Length Determination Bundle length is determined by the routing distance between sample point and instrument. However, some allowance for extra length should be made. Minimum additional length requirement for each connection point, such as splice, termination and input power kit, should be 12 inches. Allowances must also be made for routing inside probe enclosures and the analyzer housing. 5.0 Routing The initial consideration in establishing the best route is to install instruments and adjacent supports which will allow the traced line to run straight for 12" to 18" before being connected to any instruments, sample points, orifice plates, etc. This will simplify the job of connecting after the bundle is secured. Wide bearing clamps TYPICAL BUNDLE Existing Pipe Run FIG 1 Routing should be chosen to take advantage of existing cable trays, beams, columns, etc. Provide long radius sweeping bends whenever possible. Long radius bends allow the bundle to work at its maximum efficiency and also provide a place where the bundle can expand and contract due to ambient and tube temperature changes. Tighter bends can be made, as explained below. Take care to insure that all bends are greater than the minimum bend radius. Support the bundle from 6 to 10 inches either side of the bend with wide bearing clamps (see fig. 1). The routing should not position the product in an area where the ambient will reach above 120qF (49qC), such as near a boiler, reactor, heat exchanger, or against a hot chimney wall; unless the bundle is designed specifically to handle high ambient temperatures. If the bundle is routed within an enclosed cable tray or conduit, this maximum temperature may be reduced. Contact Unitherm Customer Service for information on the limitations of your bundle. Horizontal runs should be sloped to assist drainage of any condensate or particulate matter that may collect in the tube. Unitherm suggests a slope of 3/4 inch per foot of horizontal run. In systems where there is high gas velocity, this slope could be decreased. Multiple bundle routing, where more than one bundle is run in parallel, should allow at least 1" space between bundles. Bundles may be stacked if insulating spacers, no less than 1" thick, are used. 6.0 Methods of Installation The Unitherm products range from semi-rigid Traced bundles to extremely flexible Heated Hoses. These products cannot be treated like power cables. The maximum pulling tension on most Unitherm analyzer bundles is less than 50 pounds, so they cannot be simply attached to a draw cable and pulled into place. Installation generally begins at the probe end. If the probe is elevated, position the reel at the base of the stack, if possible directly below the line where the bundle will be secured. A draw cable can be fitted with split pulling grips (see Figs 2 and 3). These grips are attached to the bundle at intervals of 35 feet maximum. The cable and bundle are then pulled up to the level of the probe. Form – ETInstall – 040903 Copyright 2003 Dekoron/Unitherm All rights reserved ELECTRIC TRACE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS UNITHERM ™ 2 3 Page 3 Draw cable Pulling grip, spaced at intervals no greater than 35 feet. Spacing is closer for bundles with multiple heated tubes or multiple messenger wires. Analyzer or Probe Support Bundle Raising bundle up stack (FIG 2) NOTE: the cable grip is not a recommended method for securing the bundle to the stack. Other methods must be employed. If the vertical run is offset around the stack from the probe location, the installer should pull sufficient bundle up the stack to make the offset. The bundle is secured on the vertical run before routing the bundle around the stack. Do not attach pulling blocks at the top of the vertical run and pull the bundle from the probe location. The force applied at the pulling block is sufficient to damage the internal components even though there may be no apparent damage to the jacket. Route the bundle from the vertical run to the probe. Again, allow extra bundle for routing into and connecting to the probe. PULLING GRIP Plain Grips: Kellems K100P orReliable 824 Split Grips: Kellems UB125-A or Reliable 1863 Begin securing the bundle within 18 inches of the probe, using clamps and installation accessories detailed the following sections. Never use wire or cable ties to secure Unitherm Analyzer bundles. Follow the bundle back from the probe, securing the bundle at the recommended support locations. Unitherm bundles are generally supported every 6 feet on a horizontal run and every 15 feet on a vertical run. (FIG 3) Once the bundle is secured at the base of the stack, it can then be routed along exiting structures or in cable trays to the analyzer house. At this point, the draw cable and cable grips can be removed and used on another bundle. Again, the bundle should be laid in, not pulled. On reaching the analyzer house, sufficient bundle should be pulled off the reel to route into the analyzer house and to the analyzer cabinet. Contact Unitherm Customer Service for recommendations on bulkhead fittings and entry seals for this application. 7.0 Methods of Bending Bending the DEKORON/UNITHERM traced products can be accomplished by various means, depending upon the product type and size. In any case, no bend should exceed the minimum bend radius. Exceeding the bend radius can result in damage to the bundle jacket, core tubes, and heater (see Figure 4). Since most analyzer bundles are constructed using Fluoropolymer tubing, they can be bent by hand. If the metal tubes or a number of messenger wires in the core, other methods may be needed. A thin wall conduit or MCM cable bender can be used with the smaller O.D. tube bundles. Other types of benders can also be used for all products if care is taken to prevent flattening of the tube(s), damaging, or misplacing the heating element. (A small amount of wrinkling in the jacket is normal and does not indicate bundle failure or loss of bundle properties. Form – ETInstall – 040903 Copyright 2003 Dekoron/Unitherm All rights reserved ELECTRIC TRACE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS UNITHERM ™ Page 4 3 4 OK A stationary mandrel may also be used for bending. The mandrel, such as a cable reel flange, should have a diameter of twice the minimum bend radius of the particular product. If the mandrel is smaller than twice the minimum bend radius, the complete bend cannot be made in one operation. Several large curvature bends must be made throughout the entire bend area so as not to exceed the minimum bend radius. The installer should also use this procedure when hand bending. NO (FIG 4) 8.0 Uncoiling Methods A freewheeling payoff stand should always be used when uncoiling analyzer bundles. Back tension should only be enough to keep the reel from overrunning the pull. Tension should always be minimal. 9.0 Hanging and Supports Unitherm traced products should be supported securely according to the support center dimensions shown in the Unitherm catalog. In addition to these dimensions, the product should be securely supported within 18 to 24 inches of any connection kit. Suggested support methods are listed below. 9.1 Angle Iron Angle Iron, sized to the closest 1/2" to the nominal bundle O.D., can be used effectively to support long vertical or horizontal single bundle runs. The Unitherm traced product is secured to the angle iron with either plastic or metal strap ties (Figure 6). As always, strap ties should have wide bearing area and should not be so tight that they deform the jacket of the analyzer bundle more than 1/8 inch. Horizontal runs should have the angle iron over the Unitherm traced product to prevent containment of water, ice and snow. Form – ETInstall – 040903 Copyright 2003 Dekoron/Unitherm All rights reserved TRACED BUNDLE PIPE STRAPS ANGLE IRON (FIG 6) ELECTRIC TRACE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS UNITHERM ™ 4 5 Page 5 9.2 Channel Iron Channel Iron can be used in the same manner as angle iron, but can accept multiple bundles if sizing is made to allow bundle separation. Strap ties may also be used here. 9.3 Cable Tray Standard industrial grade cable trays are best suited for multiple product runs. The product should be anchored to the tray to maintain clearance between the bundles. Securing each bundle to the tray within 6" to 10" of either side of a bend is recommended. The minimum spacing rule of 1 inch should apply on straight runs and bends (see Figure 7). Cable tray bends should be sized to the next standard size above the minimum bending radius of the bundle. 9.4 Pipe or Tube Supports Unitherm recommends individual supporting hardware that has large supporting surface areas and cannot be over tightened to the point where the support can crush the product and damage the core tube or heating element (see Figure 8). CHANNEL TYPE STRUT 1" 1" OVERHEAD SUPPORT HORIZONTAL OR VERTICAL WALL SUPPORT Figure 8 Strut clamps are sized according to the bundle diameter and the location of the clamp. Clamps used on horizontal runs are sized to the nearest standard size greater than the bundle diameter. This allows the bundle to expand and contract through the clamp. Clamps used on vertical runs are sized to the nearest standard size less than the bundle diameter. This provides a secure anchor for the vertical run. Smooth radius bends at each end of the vertical run are recommended. Form – ETInstall – 040903 Copyright 2003 Dekoron/Unitherm All rights reserved ELECTRIC TRACE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS UNITHERM ™ Page 6 5 6 Do not use wires or thin ties to tie bundles together or to attach bundles to hangers. These deform the jacket and insulation, reducing bundle efficiency and life. Figure 9. Suggested Hanger Types Double Bolt Hangers Band Hangers Split Steel Hanger F & M Hanger Short Clip Hanger Sliding Guide Support Refrigeration Clevis Hanger Copper Tubing Adjustable Ring Hanger Auto Grip Insul-Speed Hanger 10.0 Types of use Support and anchor Support Support and anchor Support and anchor Support and anchor Support and anchor Support Support Support Terminal Expansion The construction of the Unitherm traced products inherently allow for movement caused by thermal expansion and contraction. The minimum bend radius is large enough to absorb tube movement due to expansion. If there are no bends in a run using a single metal process tube product, some method, such as an expansion loop, should be used to take up the movement. 11.0 Electrical Connections The following section deals with terminating and connecting Unitherm heated analyzer bundles to electrical power. If the bundle is factory sealed and terminated (common with Unitherm Heated Hose products), follow the instructions on the label attached to the power lead wires. The power lead wires are the two white and one green wire exiting from the power sleeve at the power end of the bundle. Form – ETInstall – 040903 Copyright 2003 Dekoron/Unitherm All rights reserved JACKET FIBROUS GLASS THERMAL INSULATION BRAID HEATING ELEMENT PROCESS TUBE HEAT REFLECTION FOIL WRAP The 2252, 2256, 2262, and 2266 products use a parallel resistance-heating element with bus wires. These wires can be connected directly to the power supply wires after separation. These bus wires must not be connected together on the termination end and must be electrically isolated from each another. Figure 10 - TYPICAL ELECTRIC TRACED BUNDLE ELECTRIC TRACE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS UNITHERM ™ Page 7 12.0 Connection Kits 6 7 Electrical connection kits are offered for each product, which provide an electrical enclosure and weather tight connection. Figure 11 shows a Unitherm P/N 1548-12000 Electrical Connection Kit. This kit contains all the components necessary to make: (1-) input power connection; -or- (1-) input power splice connection; -or- (1-) splice connection; -and- (2-) termination connections. 12.0 12.1 Connection Kits (Cont’d) Power Connection Procedure This information provided with each 1548-12000 and 1200J (with enclosure) connection kit. Form – ETInstall – 040903 Copyright 2003 Dekoron/Unitherm All rights reserved 1. Strip 8" of jacket and thermal insulation from product end, carefully exposing the process tube(s) and heating element. 2. Place the metal bracket (9) on the bundle jacket, 1/2" from the end of the bared section and tighten cable ties. 3. Attach the connection box (6) to bracket with one weather tight connector. 4. Feed the heater through the connector cap (1a), metal washers (2), and the silicone grommet with the slotted hole (3). Insert the grommet into the connector body (1b) and tighten the cap. Thread power leads (not furnished) through the connection box opening and attach to heater leads using the insulated crimp connectors (12g or 12h) supplied in kit. See heater-stripping instructions following. Insulate connections with high temperature tape (12e). 5. 13.0 13.1 6. Attach the gasket (7) and cover (8). Insert the plug (5) into the open end of box. Attach the caution sticker (12b) to box. 7. Push thermal insulation inside the end of the bundle jacket approximately 1/4" and fill void with RTV sealant (12d). 8. All electrical components and connections must follow the National Electric Code and all Local Codes. Heater Insulation stripping Instructions (Cont’d) CPD Heater The Constant Power Density (CPD) heating element used in Unitherm 2252 and 2262 Series bundles is constructed of two parallel, stranded, nickel plated copper bus wires with spiral wound zones of high resistance heating wire. Alternating bus contact at fixed intervals form a chain of parallel zones equal resistance producing constant power output in each zone. These circuits, or zones, can be found by feeling for a small lump on the edge of the heater. (see Figure 12) Since the heating zone must be connected to both bus wires to operate, the wire past the last bus connection to the end of the heater will be cold. Care must be taken or the first one to two feet of the bundle will have no heat. ELECTRIC TRACE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS UNITHERM ™ Page 8 7 8 THIS SECTION WILL BE UNHEATED AFTER CUT METALLIC BRAD OUTER JACKET GRID CONNECTION INSULATED CONDUCTORS BUS WIRE 1/2" 3/4" 2-1/2" Figure 12 4" 13.2 1. Cut the heater 2-1/2 inches from the last grid connection. 2. Push back the tinned copper braid 4 inches from the end of the heating element. Secure temporarily with tape. 3. Slit the heater down the center 3/4 inches fro the end. Score around the outer jacket 3/4 inches from the end. 4. Remove the outer jacket and small diameter heater wire, exposing both insulated conductors. 5. Split the insulated conductors down the center. 6. Remove the conductor insulation 1/4" from both conductors. SR Heater (Low Temperature Self-Regulating Heater) Unitherm employs two different Self Regulating Heating Elements in its 2256 and 2266 Series bundles. A Low Temperature Self Regulating (SR) heater is used for freeze protection applications while a High Temperature SR heater is used for viscosity maintenance applications and where steam blow-down of lines is used. Both heaters are continuous parallel heaters (no zones) and can be cut at any point without loss of heating capabilities. JACKET CONDUCTIVE CORE BUS WIRES 1/8" 1/4" 4. Strip the conductive core 3/8 inch from the end of each bus wire, using wire strippers. 3/4" Figure 13 Form – ETInstall – 040903 1. Push back the braid 4 inches from the end of the heater. Secure temporarily with tape. 2. Remove the outer jacket about 1 inch from the end of the heater, exposing the black, conductive polymer core. 3. Cut out the web of core material 1/8 inch wide and 3/4 inch long. 1" Copyright 2003 Dekoron/Unitherm All rights reserved ELECTRIC TRACE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS UNITHERM ™ Page 9 13.0 13.3 Heater Insulation stripping Instructions (Cont’d) SR Heater (High Temperature Self-Regulating Heater) 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 14.0 Push back the braid 4 inches from the end of the heater. Secure temporarily with tape. Remove the outer jacket about 1 inch from the end of the heater, exposing the black, high temperature conductive core. Cut out the web of core material 1/8 inch wide and 3/4 inch long. Score around each bus wire 1/4 inch from the end, being careful not to cut the wires inside. Bend the core material at the scored points of each bus wire with pliers to break the core-to-wire bond. Remove the core material from the conductor with a razor blade or utility knife. Special Braid Termination for Class 1 Div. 2 areas This procedure must be followed to correctly terminate the metallic braid when installing the heater in Class I Division 2 Hazardous Areas. 1. Slightly flare out the heating element's metallic braid and slide it back about 3 inches. 2. Feed the heating element through the cap, washers, and grommet of connector assembly. GROMMET HEATING ELEMENT METAL BRAID METAL WASHERS CONNECTOR BODY CAP EXPLODED VIEW OF CLASS I, DIVISION 2 BRAID TERMINATION 14.1 Fig 14 3. Slide the metallic braid through the cap and then between the metal washers. 4. Push washers against the grommet, with braid captured between them, install cap and carefully tighten. (See Figure 14) Non Powered End Termination Procedure Both the CPD and SR heaters are terminated in a similar manner. Care must be taken that the bus wires are not tied together at this end. Care must also be taken that the metallic braid does not come into contact with the bus wires, the fine gauge heating wire on the CPD heater, or the black conductive core on the SR heaters. (See Figure 15) HIGH-TEMPERATURE TAPE BRAIDED HEATING ELEMENT 1. Push back the metallic braid 3 inches from the end of the heater and temporarily secure with tape. 2. Trim the end of the heater so that one bus wire is 1/4 inch shorter than the other, making sure that the conductors are not shorted together. 3. Apply RTV sealant liberally to the end of the heater and into the end of the silicone end boot provided in the kit. END BOOT 2" 4. Slide the end boot over the end of the heater, Clamp in place (clamp provided in kit) and secure with high temperature fiberglass/silicone tape. 5. Slide the copper braid over the end cap; twist the ends of the braid together to form a short pigtail. FIG 15 6. Anchor the heater to the bundle core with high temperature tape. Form – ETInstall – 040903 Copyright 2003 Dekoron/Unitherm All rights reserved ELECTRIC TRACE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS UNITHERM ™ Page 10 15.0 Sealing Termination End of Bundle The termination end of the bundle can be sealed from moisture using the RTV sealant supplied in the kit. 1 Push thermal insulation inside the bundle end about 1/4 inch. 9 10 2 Fill the void with RTV sealant. If the end of the bundle is in a "wash-down" area or any place where additional protection is necessary, a double seal can be provided using a Unitherm 1540-10000 Seal Patch kit. (See Figure 16) 1. Seal the end of the bundle as outlined above. 2. Wrap the thermal insulation supplied in Seal Patch kit around core, building to the diameter of the bundle. 3. Form the Seal Patch over insulation and bundle jacket and seal together. 1540 SEAL PATCH KIT INSULATION END BOOT RTV SEALANT 4. Press back the thermal insulation and seal with RTV as outlined above. TERMINATION CONNECTION FIG 16 15.1 Installation without Connection Kits Use of the DEKORON/UNITHERM 1548-12000 or 1548-1200J connection kit is a convenient way to insure a safe power connection and termination in all applications, and is required if the installer is terminating in an area classified as hazardous under the National Electric Code. If the installation does not require the use of these connection kits, certain procedures must be followed: 1 The heating wires must be connected to the cold lead wire or spliced together with an approved crimp connector, which will withstand the temperatures generated. 2 The connections should be insulated with high temperature electrical insulating tape. 3 The ends of the product should be sealed to prevent the entry of water. Sealing can be done by using a sealing grommet type bulkhead connector for entrance into an instrument enclosure, analyzer cabinet or a power supply cabinet. A high temperature sealant or cement, such as Part No. 1535-02080 End Sealant can be used to encapsulate the end. Whichever method is used, the National Electrical Code and all local codes must be followed. Allow a minimum braid length of 6" for input power and termination kits and 12" for input power splice and splice kits. 16.0 Accessory Installation Notes Detailed and comprehensive installation instructions for all accessory items are provided with the kits. Thermostat (1660-13A12 & 1660-18912) The thermostat can be used in conjunction with a connection kit or in line with the power supply. If the thermostat is to be kit mounted, the kit must be placed that so the thermostat will sense the true ambient or tube temperature and not the temperature generated by a boiler, reactor, heat exchanger, or other heat source. Form – ETInstall – 040903 Copyright 2003 Dekoron/Unitherm All rights reserved ELECTRIC TRACE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS UNITHERM ™ Page 11 17.0 Final Check 1 Check that all hangers and supports are secure to bundle, but not overly tight. 2 Check for extreme jacket kinking and for bends less than the minimum radius. 3 Check that all electrical connections are tight and properly insulated. 10 11 4 Check that heating element is not in contact with the temperature sensor. 5 Check that all connection kit covers have gaskets and are fastened tightly. 6 Check that all connections and components meet NEC and all Local Codes. In addition to the above tests, the installer may elect to run a series of pre-commissioning tests. These tests check the electrical and pneumatic integrity of the analyzer bundle. Unitherm has developed a series of pressure / vacuum / electrical tests for this purpose. 18.0 Pre-Commissioning Test Program for DEKORON/UNITHERM Analyzer Bundles 18.1 Scope This procedure covers pressure, vacuum tests run on sample line tubing, and electrical tests run on electric heating elements prior to commissioning Unitherm electrically heated analyzer bundles. 18.2 Equipment required 1 Pressure gauge capable of reading 0-30 psig 2 Vacuum pump with gauge and flow meter (typically analyzer sample pump) 3 Portable volt-ohm meter 4 Portable megger 18.3 18.3.1 Procedure Pressure Test The purpose of the pressure test is to determine if there are any leaks or pinholes in the sample tubing. 1 Cap the tubing at the probe end of the bundle. 2 Pressurize the sample tube to 30psig and close off the supply. 3 Watch the pressure gauge for any drop. Typically, the tube pressure could drop up to 5 psig over 10 minutes due to cooling of the air; any further drop could indicate a leak. 4 If the gauge pressure drops more than 5 psig in 10 minutes, check all connections to insure that there are no leaks at the connection points, and re-pressurize the tube. 5 If the gauge pressure again drops, and there are no detectable leaks at the fittings, check for mechanical damage at the ends of the bundle, where the tubing is unprotected. 6 Continued pressure drop with no observable leaks indicates a pinhole within the bundle. 18.3.2 Vacuum Test The purpose of the vacuum test is to determine if the tubing is plugged or kinked within the bundle. 1 Attach the probe end of the bundle to a filter to prevent dust and dirt from being drawn into the sample tube. 2 Attach the analyzer end to the analyzer pump or auxiliary vacuum pump. 3 Energize the pump and record the airflow rate and vacuum level. 4 The values recorded above must be within the analyzer manufacturer's specification to insure that the proper sample volume is pulled into the analyzer. 5 A high vacuum level with very little flow could indicate a kink or plug in the sample line. Form – ETInstall – 040903 Copyright 2003 Dekoron/Unitherm All rights reserved ELECTRIC TRACE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 6 7 18.3.3 1 UNITHERM ™ Page 12 A moderate to high vacuum level with normal flow could indicate the sample line is undersized for the flow rate required and the length of the sample line. A moderate to low vacuum level with normal flow indicates there are no plugs or kinks in the sample tubing. Electrical Test The purposes of the electrical tests are to insure that the heater is continuous and has no faults in its electrical insulation. 11 12 2 Read the resistance across these bus wires from the probe end of the bundle. Typical bus wire resistance should be less than 10 ohms. A high bus wire resistance indicates a broken lead wire within the bundle. 3 Tie the two heater bus wires together at the probe end of the bundle and electrically insulate them to insure they do not short out against the braid or any ground point adjacent to the heater cable. Note, the bus wires are tied together only for this test. They must be separated for final installation and termination. 4 Attach a portable megger at the analyzer end of the bundle The positive lead of the megger should be connected to the two heater bus wires that were twisted together in the earlier test. The negative lead of the megger should be connected to the heater braid. 5 Megger the heater at 500 VDC. The megger reading should be greater than 10Meg Ohm. 6 If the megger reading is less than 10Meg Ohm, check for contact between the braid and the heater bus wires at both ends of the bundle. 18.3.4 Test Complete On completion of the above tests, the sample line is ready for final installation and commissioning. Install termination and input power kits to bundle per the instructions supplied with the kits. 18.3.5 Summary The following list summarizes some of the important items to remember when installing Unitherm bundles. INSTALLATION Don'ts Dos DO NOT EXCEED MINIMUM BEND RADIUS. DO PROVIDE LONG, SWEEPING BENDS WHERE POSSIBLE. DO NOT EXCEED RECOMMENDED SUPPORT CENTERS. DO SEAL ALL EXPOSED INSULATION WITH RTV END SEALANT. OVERTIGHTEN SUPPORT CLAMPS-JACKET SHOULD NOT BE PINCHED. DO SEAL FITTINGS AND SPLICES WITH A SEAL PATCH DO STRIP JACKET TO MAKE TIGHT 90 BENDS-USE A UNION ELBOW WHERE TIGHT BENDS ARE NECESSARY AND SEAL INSULATION. DO USE A MANDREL TO ASSURE CONSTANT RADIUS BENDS WHERE POSSIBLE. DO SLOPE FOR CONDENSATE 3/4 IN. PER FOOT. DO CHECK THAT ALL ELECTRICAL DO NOT DO NOT DO NOT TIE MULTIPLE RUNS TOGETHER TO FORM ONE BUNDLE-PROPER SPACING(1/2" MINIMUM) IS REQUIRED FOR HEAT DISSIPATION. SEVERELY CRIMP JACKET AS THIS MAY AFFECT INSULATION PROPERTIES, SOME SLIGHT CRIMPING CAN BE EXPECTED WITH HAND-FORMED BENDS. DO NOT REMOVE EXCESSIVE AMOUNTS OF JACKET AND INSULATION AT FITTINGS. DO NOT ALLOW THE HEATING ELEMENT TO BE IN CONTACT WITH THE SENSOR DO ROUTE ELECTRIC TRACE BUNDLES WHERE THE AMBIENT WILL BE ABOVE 120 DEG. F CHECK THAT ALL CONNECTION BOX COVERS HAVE GASKETS AND ARE FASTENED TIGHTLY. DO SECURE END KITS WHEN USING TEFLON TUBE TRACE PRODUCTS TO REDUCE STRAIN ON THE FITTINGS. DO NOT CONNECTIONS ARE TIGHT AND SEALED. FIG 16 12 Accessory Products Unicut™ T150 Features of this cost effective cutter include: 1631-01001 The ideal cutter for pre-insulated and pre-fabricated tubing bundles, the DEKORON®/Unitherm™ Unicut T150 is designed to quickly and easily cut through tubing bundles. The Unicut allows anyone to make clean cuts through high density jacketing materials, slicing through bundle jackets up to 2” O.D., polyethylene through 1 1/2“ I.D. and polybutylene and PVC through 1 1/4” I.D. • Replaceable high-carbon, fluoropolymer coated steel blade • Tough, durable nylon handles • Blade closes into the handle for safe carrying and handling • Small, light and easy to carry The Unicut utilizes a specific cutting technique to slice through non-metallic tubing and bundles. The slicing action is achieved by slightly rotating or rocking the handles on the bundle while squeezing lightly. This technique is required only when cutting pre-insulated or pre-traced tubing and plastic pipe. When cutting rubber hose and soft tubing, standard cutting techniques apply. • Cuts faster than a ratchet cutter Each package includes one Unicut™ tool, one extra blade, and detailed instructions for cutting tubing bundles. 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Accessory Products Seal-Tite End Boots Provide the ultimate in protection for your tubing bundles – seal and terminate all exposed bundle ends with our Seal-Tite End Boots. DEKORON®/Unitherm™ Seal-Tite End Boots seal out moisture and fumes, providing weather resistant, water tight protection for terminating tube bundles, transitions, breakouts and splices. Seal-Tite End Boots also protect mechanical parts against corrosion and abrasion. Heat-shrinkable and easy to install, Seal-Tite End Boots are made from a thermally stabilized, modified polyolefin, and are available in one to four leg configurations. Installation: Each kit contains everything necessary for installation. Simply install the washers and end boots according to the enclosed instructions. Shrink-to-fit by using a heat gun. The heat activated, thermo-plastic adhesive sealant produces a water-tight seal when used on standard plastic jacketing and leads as well as steel, aluminum, copper, and electrometric insulating materials. Seal-Tite End Boots effectively replace messy tapes, epoxies and encapsulations. Part Number Boot 1 Boot 2 Boot 3 Boot 4 Number of Legs 1 2 3 4 Minimum Base I.D. 0.75” 0.75” 0.75” 0.75” Maximum I.D. Base 2.00” 2.00” 2.40” 2.65” Each Kit Contains: One Seal-Tite End Boot (single leg – two per kit), Silicone Washers (1/4”, 3/8” and ?” sizes), heat shrink sleeves for use on smaller O.D. bundles, instructions. 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Accessory Products UniSeal Cable Entry Seals Installation: DEKORON®/Unitherm™ UniSeals are designed to form a water UniSeals are installed in a simple, five step process: and fume-tight seal at the juncture of tube bundles/cables and 1) Cut a hole in the enclosure panel houses, connection boxes or other enclosures. The 2) Install plastic nut three-piece seal includes a rigid plastic nut, a silicone O-Ring, and an internally threaded nose. The threaded nose is made of 3) Slide O-Ring over nut rigid and impact resistant material while the seal is made of 4) Install the bundle heat shrinkable, modified polyolefin materials. 5) Heat-shrink sleeve to seal UniSeals are designed for bundle entrances into thin walled enclosures up to 3/16” thickness. Seals are designed to work in two areas: at the enclosure (with an O-Ring) and at the bundle sheath (with the heat shrinkable nose end). Part # Seal 1.60 Seal 2.75 Length 4.50” 7.00” Minimum Expanded Maximum Recovered I.D. Nose I.D. Nose 1.60” 0.75” 2.75” 1.43” Nut I.D. 1.60” 2.90” Drill Size 2.00” 3.50” 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Accessory Products End Sealant 1525-02080 1535-02120 Installation Instructions 3 oz. Tube 10.3 oz. Cartridge Providing excellent resistance to weather, ozone, oil, many chemicals and extreme temperatures (-65ºF to 450ºF), DEKORON®/Unitherm™ End Sealant is a paste which forms a tough, rubbery seal upon exposure to air. Simply the best way to seal DEKORON®/Unitherm™ tubing bundles. 1. Cut the end of product square, expose desired length of tube. 2. Push back insulation under jacket to a depth of 1/4”. 3. Apply a sufficient amount of End Sealant to fully cover the insulation to a depth of 1/4”. Important Note: All DEKORON®/Unitherm™ steam products are sealed at the factory. These seals must be maintained during storage and the bundle ends sealed upon installation. DEKORON®/Unitherm™ will not assume liability for corrosion One 3 oz. tube will cover an average of 6 product ends. or damage to the product caused by failure to maintain seals. One 10.3 oz. cartridge an average of 20 product ends. 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Accessory Products Seal Patch 1540-10000 1540-20000 8” x 8” Individual Self-Sealing Patch 8” x 8’ Self-Sealing Patch Roll 3. Remove protective backing from rubberized side of patch. 4. Bend around joint. Designed for use with DEKORON®/Unitherm™ steam traced and pre-insulated tubing bundles, this self-sealing patch provides a weather-tight seal around traced bundle ends, insulating and protecting exposed tube ends. Each kit includes patch material made of a self-sealing rubber compound, fibrous glass thermal insulation, and high temperature fiberglass insulating tape that allows for insulating the complete system right up to the final fittings or housing. Installation Instructions Splice Connection: 1. Wrap insulation around exposed tubing and fittings and hold in place with fiberglass tape. 2. Cut patch material to extend one (1) inch beyond each side of the exposed, un-insulated area. 5. Overlap and press together. End Seal Connection: 1. Wrap insulation around tubing and fittings. Where patch material will end, provide four (4) to six (6) layers of fiberglass tape between tube and patch. 2. Cut patch material to desired length, allowing material to extend one (1) inch over the bundle end. 3. Remove protective backing from rubberized side of the patch. 4. Bend around tube and bundle. 5. Overlap and press together. 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Accessory Products Electrical Connection Kits Part Number 1548-12000 1548-1200J The 1548-12000 and 1548-1200J Electrical Connection Kits are designed to work with DEKORON®/Unitherm™ Electric Traced Tubing Bundles including Series 2252/2262, 2256/2266 and 2F52/2F62. The 1548-1200J Connection Kit (pictured here) includes everything necessary to make: The 1548-12000 is identical to the 1548-1200J but does not include the conduit box. This kit is intended for use with customer-supplied conduit boxes (Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory Approved and meeting the requirements of ANSI/ISA-S82). These electrical connection kits are approved by Factory Mutual for use in ordinary locations as well as Class I, Division 2, Group B, C. and D; Class II, Division 2, Group F and G; and Class III, Division 1 and 2 hazardous locations. • One (1) input power connection, or • One (1) input power splice connection, or • One (1) input splice connection, or • One (1) input power connection with thermostat, and • Two (2) termination connections Connection Box Sizing This chart shows the minimum connection box volume requirements (per NEC) for various types of connections for different heating elements. The connection box supplied with the standard 1548-1200J Connection Kit has a volume of 10 cubic inches. The red bold values are not suitable for the shaded connection combinations shown. A properly sized (per NEC) and NRTL Approved enclosure, suitable for the intended area must be used. Contact your DEKORON®/Unitherm™ representative. Circuit Wiring Size Heater Type Self-Regulating Self-Regulating Self-Regulating Self-Regulating Connection Type Input Power Connection Input Power w/T’stat Input Power Splice Heater Splice 14GA 7.5 9.25 9 7 12GA 8 9.75 11.25 7 10GA 8.5 10.25 12 7 8 GA 9.5 11.25 13 7 Constant Power Density Constant Power Density Constant Power Density Constant Power Density Input Power Connection Input Power w/T’stat Input Power Splice Heater Splice 8.5 10.75 13 9 9 11.25 13.5 9 9.5 11.75 14 9 10.5 12.75 15 9 Note: The NEC requires ground fault protection of equipment for each branch circuit supplying electric heating equipment. 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Accessory Products Line Sensing Thermostat Specifications: Part Number 1660-13A11 United Electric Controls Stock # (E100-14931) Enclosure: Die-cast aluminum with polyamid epoxy coating. NEMA 4X; water-tight, dust tight and corrosion resistant Connection: Switch: Screw terminals on switch through 1 / 2 - NPT hub SPDT UL listed with internal calibrated reference dial and tamper-proof adjustment Rating: 22 amps at 480VAC Range: 25º - 325ºF Sensor: 10 ft. 304 SS capillary with 1/8” dia. x 11 5 / 8” SS bulb Approval: UL listed/CSA certified Accuracy: 1% of adjustable range Water tight, dust-tight and corrosion resistant, the DEKORON®/Unitherm™ 1660-13A11 Line Sensing Thermostat provides temperature control in a lightweight, die cast enclosure. An internal, calibrated reference dial and tamper-proof adjustment make this controller ideal for either indoor or outdoor locations. The liquid filled thermal system, with its stainless steel bulb and capillary make this temperature control system both dependable and accurate. Wiring: For heater control low alarm (close on falling temperature) use COM and NC. For high alarm (close on rising temperature) use COM and NO. 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Accessory Products Line Sensing Thermostat Specifications: Part Number 1660-13A12 United Electric Controls stock # (E121-14933) Enclosure: Die-cast aluminum with grey aluminum lacquer. NEMA 7; Weather-proof, explosion-proof. Class I, Groups B, C, and D; Class 2 Groups E, F and G; and Class III Connection: Screw terminals on terminal block through 3 / 4 - NPT hub Switch: SPDT UL listed with external knob/dial adjustment and tamper-proof cover. This thermostat is approved for use in Class I, Groups B, C, and D; Class 2 Groups E, F and G; and Class III hazardous locations. Rating: 22 amps at 480VAC Range: 25º - 325ºF Wiring: For heater control low alarm (close on falling temperature) use COM and NC. For high alarm (close on rising temperature) use COM and NO. Sensor: 10 ft. 304 SS capillary with 3 / 16” dia. x 10 1 / 4” SS bulb The DEKORON®/Unitherm™ 1660-13A12 Line Sensing Thermostat is weather-proof and explosion-proof, providing temperature control in a lightweight, die cast enclosure. This controller features a calibrated dial and external knob adjustment for either indoor or outdoor locations. The liquid filled thermal system, with its stainless steel bulb and capillary make this temperature control system extremely dependable and accurate. Approval: UL listed Accuracy: +/-1% of adjustable range 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Accessory Products Ambient Sensing Thermostat Specifications: Part Number 1660-18911 United Electric Controls Stock # (B100-14392) Enclosure: Die-cast aluminum with polyamid epoxy coating. NEMA 4X; water-tight, dust tight and corrosion resistant Connection: Screw terminals on switch through 1/2 - NPT hub Switch: SPDT UL listed with internal calibrated reference dial and tamper-proof adjustment Rating: 22 amps at 480VAC Range: 15º - 140ºF Sensor: 304 SS sensor stem Approval: UL listed/CSA certified Accuracy: +/-1% of adjustable range Water tight, dust-tight and corrosion-resistant, the DEKORON®/Unitherm™ 1660-18911 Ambient Sensing Thermostat provides temperature control in a lightweight, die cast enclosure. An internal, calibrated reference dial and tamper-proof adjustment make this controller ideal for either indoor or outdoor locations. The liquid filled thermal system, with its stainless steel sensor stem make this temperature control system both dependable and accurate. Wiring: For heater control low alarm (close on falling temperature) use COM and NC. For high alarm (close on rising temperature) use COM and NO. 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com Accessory Products Ambient Sensing Thermostat Specifications: Part Number 1660-18912 United Electric Controls stock # (B121-14934) Enclosure: Die-cast aluminum with grey aluminum lacquer. NEMA 7; Weather-proof, explosion-proof. Class I, Groups B, C, and D; Class 2 Groups E, F and G; and Class III Connection: Screw terminals on terminal block through 3 / 4 - NPT hub Switch: SPDT UL listed with external knob/dial adjustment and tamper-proof cover. This thermostat is approved for use in Class I, Groups B, C, and D; Class 2 Groups E, F and G; and Class III hazardous locations. Rating: 22 amps at 480VAC Range: 15º - 140ºF Wiring: For heater control low alarm (close on falling temperature) use COM and NC. For high alarm (close on rising temperature) use COM and NO. Sensor: 304 SS sensor stem Approval: UL listed Accuracy: +/-1% of adjustable range Weather-proof and explosion-proof, the DEKORON®/Unitherm™ 1660-18912 Ambient Sensing Thermostat provides temperature control in a lightweight, die cast enclosure. This controller features a calibrated dial and external knob adjustment for either indoor or outdoor locations. The liquid filled thermal system, with its stainless steel sensor stem make this temperature control system both dependable and accurate. 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard ● Cape Coral, Florida 33909 Call Toll Free (800) 633-5015 ● Telephone (239) 995-8111 ● Fax (239) 995-8027 www.unithermcc.com C90E Series Heated Hose Temperature Controller The C90E series temperature controllers are a convenient/versatile method to accurately measure and maintain heater setpoint temperatures. Designed for ease of installation and use, the controller requires little or no maintenance and will provide years of durable service. Features: ♦ ♦ ♦ Applications: 1/32 DIN Programmable Digital Controller • Autotune For Easy Setup • Lockable/Tamperproof Temp. Setpoint • 4 Bright LED’S to 1° In C or F • Positive Feel Buttons Solid State Relay’s Nema 4X Window Wallmount Enclosure Options: ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ PH: 239-995-8111 Hot Melt Hose Heated Sample Line (CEM’s, RATA) Any Heater Application Requiring Set Point Maintenance Single Controller Nema 4X Enclosure Multiple Controllers Event Outputs Various Power Inputs 9 Thermocouple, RTD 100 Inputs Six Controllers Nema 4X Enclosure DEKORON®/UNITHERM™ 1531 Commerce Creek Boulevard Cape Coral, FL 33909 PH: 800-633-5015 ♦ ♦ ♦ Cape Coral, Florida FX: 239-995-8027 www.unithermcc.com C90E - X X X X X X - Circuit Breaker Size Hose / Power Connection Enclosure Type Number Of Controllers Heater Break Alarm 2nd Output Event Output Control Input Control Output Power Supply Controller Series Part Number Derivation Chart X X X X Unassigned = 0 100-200 VAC 50 / 60 Hz = 1 24 VAC / VDC = 2 115 VAC (w / molded plug) = 3 230 VAC (w / 230V t/l) = 4 25 AMP SSR (w / heat sink) Fiberglass Enclosure Mounting Dimensions =0 Multi - Input, T/C, RTD = 0 Type J Input = 1 Type K Input = 2 Pt100 RTD Input = 3 No Output 1A 240VAC Output For Alarms Etc. =0 =1 + ~ nd None - No 2 Output = 0 25A SSR (w / heat sink) = 1 2.5A / 240VAC (resistive) = 2 4-20 ma = 3 0-10 VDC = 4 =0 Single Controller Two Controllers In Cabinet Three Controllers In Cabinet =0 =2 =3 Nema 4X = 0 Terminal Strip = 0 1 Power Sleve Std. 5 Pin Conn. = 1 2 Power Sleves Std. 5 Pin Conn. (T/C sensors only) = 2 10 AMP = 0 25 AMP = 1 30 AMP = 2 Typical Wiring Diagram BNDL-BNDR USER GUIDE Assembly and use instructions for Dekoron / Unitherm BNDL-BNDR mechanical bundle bending tool. CAUTION Follow all instructions for safe use of this tool. This tool must be used only by persons trained in its assembly and operation. Caution - This tool contains a number of pinch points. Keep hands clear of pinch points during use. Items in Kit: 1. Screw-Activated mechanical bending tool 2. Ball Screw activator 3. Bending Shoe for 1” through 2.5” (25mm 62mm) Preinsulated and Heat - Traced Tubing Bundles 4. Adjustable roller guides (2) with pins and retaining clips 5. Table Clamp 6. Bending Shoe Retaining Clip 7. User Guide (not shown) 1 3 4 5 6 2 Assembly Instructions: 1. Remove the BNDL-BNDR , ball screw activator, and bending shoe from the case. 2. Install the pusher screw into the slot at the rear of the BNDL-BNDR . 3. Insert and tighten the four socket-head cap screws supplied. 4. Install the bending shoe by: a. Turning the pusher screw clockwise until the end of the screw is visible in the window. b. Slide the bending shoe onto the end of the pusher screw. c. Install the retaining clip. © 2009 Dekoron-Unitherm BNDL-BNDR 11/16/09 1 BNDL-BNDR DEKORON®/UNITHERM™ Assembly Instructions: (continued) 5. Insert the guide rollers as shown. Roller position is determined by the Outer Diameter of the bundle being formed. The sizes for each position are stamped on the bending tool. Roller setting for 25 - 31.8 mm (1” - 1.24”) OD Traced Tubing Bundle Roller setting for 38.1 - 51 mm (1.5 - 2.0”) OD Traced Tubing Bundle 6. The BNDL-BNDR can be secured to a solid surface using the table clamp provided. The table clamp is attached to the rear of the tool using the flat head machine screws provided. 7. The safety cable is used to prevent injury to personnel working below when the BNDL-BNDR is being used on elevated platforms. 8. Once the job is complete, reverse steps 2 through 4 to remove the ball screw activator and bending shoe for storage © 2009 Dekoron-Unitherm BNDL-BNDR 11/16/09 2 BNDL-BNDR DEKORON®/UNITHERM™ Operation: The BNDL-BNDR can be used in any orientation. It can bend bundles in a vertical plane, horizontal plane, or anywhere in-between. No external power is required. 1. Install the rollers in the guide hole as shown on the previous page. 2. Turn the actuator screw counterclockwise to retract the shoe. Guide Rollers in Place 3. Insert the bundle into the BNDL-BNDR so that the center point of the desired bend is at the center of the bending shoe. Bundle In Place—Ready to Bend 4. Turn the actuator screw clockwise to push the bending shoe into the bundle to make the bend. Clockwise to bend Counter-Clockwise to Release © 2009 Dekoron-Unitherm BNDL-BNDR 11/16/09 3 BNDL-BNDR DEKORON®/UNITHERM™ 5. Continue turning the screw to get the desired bend. Line the rear of the bending shoe up with the marks corresponding to the roller position on the face of the BNDL-BNDR. 6. Once the desired bending angle is reached, retract the pusher screw then remove the clips to free the guide rollers. Bending Shoe to Desired Angle 7. Now the tool can be moved off the bundle. Read and follow all safety instructions when using this or any tool. Finished Bend 1531 Commerce Creek Blvd Cape Coral, FL 33909 USA Toll Free: 800.633.5015 Phone: 239.995.8111 Fax: 239.995.8027 For additional information visit our website: www.unithermcc.com This document contains empirical and theoretical information from the Dekoron-Unitherm Engineering Library and does not constitute or imply a warranty. All values represent typical performance data for the condition given. Actual results may vary. © 2009 Dekoron-Unitherm BNDL-BNDR 11/16/09 4 DESIGN PROPERTIES FOR VARIOUS JACKETING COMPOUNDS Jacket Properties JACKET MATERIAL Temperature Rating FE PVC FR PE FR TPE DSJM FR TPU Max. Continuous Service 105°C / 221°F 70°C/158°F 125°C / 257°F 105°C/221°F 100°C/212°F Low Temperature Brittleness notes (1) & (3) -38°C/-36°F -60°C/-76°F -45°C / -50°F -45°C/-50°F -43°C/-45°F Recommended Minimum Installation notes (2) & (3) -32°C/-25°F -50°C/-58°F -45°C / -50°F -35°C/-31°F -43°C/-45°F Notes listed on page 2 JACKET MATERIAL ENVIRONMENTAL FE PVC FR PE FR TPE DSJM FR TPU Aliphatic Hydrocarbons G G G G P Aromatic Hydrocarbons F F F F G Halogenated Solvents F P P F P Acids F G G F F Alkalis E E E E F Oils G G G G G Water G E E G G Weathering G G G G E DESIGN PROPERTIES FOR VARIOUS JACKETING COMPOUNDS Jacket Properties FE PVC FR PE FR TPE DSJM FR TPU Aliphatic Hydrocarbons G G G G P Aromatic Hydrocarbons F F F F G Halogenated Solvents F P P F P Acids F G G F F Alkalis E E E E F Oils Water G G G E G E G G G G Weathering G G G G E ENVIRONMENTAL RESISTANCE FR PVC FR PE FR TPE DSJM FR TPU Abrasion Resistance G E G G G Mechanical Resistance G E G G G PHYSICAL Notes Definitions (1) All temperatures are taken directly from compound manufacturer’s data sheets. (2) Recommended minimum installation temperature for FR PVC and FR PE are based on compound manufacturer’s published brittleness data plus our applied safety factor. (3) Once installed jacket temperatures can exceed published brittleness temperature provided bundle is not moved. FR=Flame Retardant FRPVC=Flame Retardant Polyvinyl Chloride FRPE=Flame Retardant Polyethylene FRTPE=Flame Retardant Thermoplastic Elastomeric DSJM= Proprietary compound made expressly for Dekoron Revised 03/15/11 FRTPU=Flame Retardant Urethane E= Excellent G= Good F= Fair P= Poor Customer Design Request Form for Traced Products *Customer Name: *Customer Address: *Customer Phone/Fax: Date: *Length of Product Runs: ______________Ft. (100 ft minimum) Will it be cut shorter in the field? Yes No TUBING SPECS TEMP SPECS PRODUCT SPECS Multiple length request: Type Description Type Description 2200 Pre-Insulated Tubing 2256 Single Process Line Electric Traced with LT-SR Heater 185ºF 2201 2202 Single Process Line Heavy Steam Trace Tubing Single Process Line Light Steam Trace Tubing 2256 2262 Single Process Line Electric Traced with HT-SR Heater 366ºF Multiple Process Lines Electric Traced w/CPD Heater 2203 2204 Multiple Process Lines Heavy Steam Trace Tubing Multiple Process Lines Light Steam Trace Tubing 2L62 2265 Multiple Process Lines Electric Traced w/SL-CPD Heater Multiple Process Lines Electric Traced for C1DI Applications 2252 Single Process Line Electric Traced w/CPD Heater 2266 Multiple Process Lines Electric Traced with LT-SR Heater 185ºF 2L52 Single Process Line Electric Traced w/SL-CPD Heater 2266 Multiple Process Lines Electric Traced with HT-SR Heater 366ºF 2255 Single Process Line Electric Traced for C1DI Applications 2240 Instrument Tubing Single Line 220P Probe Support Bundle 2241 Instrument Tubing Multiple Lines *Design Information: Application: Temp Maint Freeze Protection *Ambient Temps: Min ºF ºC Max ºF ºC *Desired Operating Temperature: Min ºF ºC Max ºF ºC Max. Inlet Temperature ºF *PLEASE SELECT SIZE and TYPE OF MATERIAL No. Of Size: Wall: Steel Welded Seamless A269 A213 Type Tubes *Jacket Material: FR PVC LT-FR PVC FR PE FR TPE FR URETHANE Copper PFA Unheated Other Fluoropolymer OTHER Heated 304L 304 316 316L 316H ELECTRIC SPECS MESSENGER & T/C SPECS Type No of WIRES Gauge Number of Conductors Twisted Shielded NO Messenger Wires for Class 1 Div 2 Type (Please choose ONE Type of Sensor) No. of Sensor Color RTD K J 2-Wire 3-Wire 4-Wire Location ( from Power End ) Ft. Ft. Ft. * Electric Tracing Heater Type Please select ONE Type of Heater SR SL-CPD CPD MI Wire *Area Classification PLEASE PROVIDE AREA OF CLASSIFICATION Ordinary CL1 Div2 CL1 Div1 Zone 0 Multiple Heater Zones: * Please PROVIDE ALL available VOLTAGES VAC AND T Rating if POSSIBLE Length of Zones (from Power End to Bundle) T Rating Phase Agency Approval Required: FM CSA European Zone 1 & 2 Marking /Color Code for Zone Power Leads: Zone 1: Zone 2: STEAM SPECS Zone 3: Will line be blown down / cleaned with steam Y N Steam Pressure or Temperature (MTR): Steam Pressure: Please provide the following Information for STEAM TRACING: Power End: (Saturated) Maximum Steam ºF ºC Temperature Trap Distance Fleet End: Comments and Special End Prep: PSIG/Bar * Please fill in ALL requested information, EXTREMELY IMPORTANT FOR DESIGN C:\My Documents\Rep&Customer Design Request.doc Ft. Mtr.