Re: cso/csc valve tag

From: <NARAIN>
Date: Fri Sep 02 2005 - 01:14:00 EDT

Hi,

Car Seal

Car Seal is a 'one-time-only' disposable device for locking/sealing equipment so that it cannot be operated.

The seal cable is threaded through the moving parts and then passed back through the hole in the seal body.

When the cable is pulled tight, the locking screw is tightened until the head shears off.

To enable operation of the equipment, the cable must then be cut.

Alternatively, contractors use chain and lock arrangement.

Refer attached file:
(See attached file: Car Seal.doc)
Or you may visit the website :

www.smithflowcontrol.com/ Downloads/Brochures/Brochure%202000.pdf

Also please note that in this condition, it is not mandatory to have valve stem horizontally.

The stem vertical / horizontal would depend on the service requirement.

Regards.

                       pipe design
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Hi,

And Good day to all of you,

I am new in piping designing field. And I thanks to every body for their valuable contribution.

I have one querry about CSO/CSC valve tag, what is meaning of these and why these are require.

I heard that in this condition valve should be installed keep stem in horizontal.

Regards,

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