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H57042 8/07 (800) 545-6258 www.tycothermal.com 1 of 8
1.Self-Regulat-ing Cables
2.Power-
Limiting
Cables
3.Mineral
Insulated Cables
4.Longline Heating
5.TubingBundles
6.TankHeating
7.Snow and
Ice8.Control and
Monitoring
9.Heat-Trace Panels
10.Engineered Products
11.Steam-
Tracing System
s
12.Technical Data Sheets
13.Appendixes14.Index
This section provides an overview of engineered products available from Tyco Thermal Controls. For complete design assistance and product selection, contact your Tyco Thermal Controls representative or phone Tyco Thermal Controls at (800) 545-6258. Also visit our Web site at www.tycothermal.com.
ContentsIntroduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Trac-Loc™ Vertical Lock-Seam Tank Insulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2ShowerGuard™ Pre-Traced Safety Shower/Eyewash Units . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Interlock™ Clamp-on Pipe Shoe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6Prefabricated EHT Buildings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
IntroductionTyco Thermal Controls offers a wide range of engineered products for the industrial market. These products are developed under the Tracer® brand.
• Standing lock-seam tank insulation systems
• Pre-traced, pre-insulated safety showers
• Weldless, clamp-on pipe shoes
• Prefabricated EHT buildings
Each product is designed to add value to even the simplest of heat-tracing installations. Typical benefits served by these products include:
• Tank heat loss prevention
• Personnel safety
• Pipe support
• Control and power distribution optimization
A description of the features and benefits of each technology is provided in the following pages.
Fig. 1 Engineered products
Trac-Loc vertical lock seam tank insulation
ShowerGuard pre-traced safety shower/eyewash units
Interlock clamp-on pipe shoe
Prefabricated EHT buildings
Engineered Products
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Trac-Loc™ Vertical Lock-Seam Tank Insulation
Trac-Loc is a standing lock-seam insulation panel system that delivers structurally superior, maintenance free, and lower cost insulation than conventional tank insulation methods.
APPLICATIONS
Trac-Loc is ideal for large, flat-bottomed tanks used for storage of materials that are sensitive to temperature fluctuations and require a covering of insulation and jacketing to reduce heat loss or gain.
DESCRIPTION
The Trac-Loc Vertical Lock-Seam Tank Insulation System is unique due to its design, panel construction, and installation techniques.
DESIGN
The Trac-Loc advanced interlock panel system consists of prefabricated panels of insulation and jacketing material. These panels, fabricated to the height of the storage tank, include flanges that are mechanically seamed to an adjacent panel. This mechanical seam creates a homogeneous jacket that not only secures the panels to the storage tank, but also reduces moisture ingress, damage due to wind, and inherent expansion and contraction of the stor-age tank.
PANEL CONSTRUCTION
Panels are fabricated by laminating insulation material to a preformed jacket. Insulation can be made up of one or more insulating materials. Jacket materials conform to industry standards. The following tables contain some of the typical insulation and jacketing materials used for panel construction.
Table 1 Insulation Material
Insulation K factor* Tmax
Polyisocyanurate 0.19 Btu/ft2/°F 250°F (121°C)
Fiberglass 0.24 Btu/ft2/°F 850°F (454°C)
Mineral wool 0.26 Btu/ft2/°F 1200°F (649°C)
Calcium silicate** 0.34 Btu/ft2/°F 1200°F (649°C)
Perlite** 0.34 Btu/ft2/°F 1200°F (649°C)
Cellular glass 0.30 Btu/ft2/°F 900°F (482°C)
* K factor based on 100°F mean temperature** Used in double-layer applications only
Table 2 Jacketing Material
Material Thickness
Aluminum* 0.024" (0.610 mm)
Stainless steel 0.016" (0.406 mm)
Steel 26 gauge
Galvalume 0.024" (0.610 mm)
* Jacket material may be coated for corrosive environments and colored for aesthetics.
ShowerGuard™ Pre-Traced Safety Shower/Eyewash Units
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1.Self-Regulat-ing Cables
2.Power-
Limiting
Cables
3.Mineral
Insulated Cables
4.Longline Heating
5.TubingBundles
6.TankHeating
7.Snow and
Ice8.Control and
Monitoring
9.Heat-Trace Panels
10.Engineered Products
11.Steam-
Tracing System
s
12.Technical Data Sheets
13.Appendixes14.Index
INSTALLATION
In order to temporarily secure the panels to the surface, a cable system is secured to the tank circumference. Trac-Loc clips secure the panels to the cables. A seaming tool forms the adja-cent panels into a vertical seam that includes the clip.
Fig. 2 Trac-Loc installation
The Trac-Loc system is provided as a complete turnkey system. Additional value-added services include:
• Estimates
• Thermal calculations
• AutoCAD® designs
• Pads and self-regulating cable designs
• Immersion heaters, circulation heaters, etc.
• Under tanks designed heating systems
ShowerGuard™ Pre-Traced Safety Shower/Eyewash Units
Safety showers/eyewash units are required in all industrial plants for personnel protection. The ShowerGuard pre-traced, pre-insulated safety shower/eyewash unit is designed to mini-mize field installation costs and requirements.
APPLICATIONS
Safety showers/eyewash units must be installed to ensure the availability of water when demanded. In locations that are subjected to adverse weather conditions, units must incor-porate designs to protect from freezing.
DESCRIPTION
The ShowerGuard shower/eyewash unit is designed to minimize field installation require-ments and maximize product integrity, while eliminating the numerous disadvantages associ-ated with field installation of electric heat-trace cable, insulation, and moisture barrier jacketing.
Panel #1 Panel #2
Trac-Loc clip and panels prior to assembly.Clip is secured to anchor cable.
Alignment of Trac-Loc clip and panels.Panels held in place by mating flanges withclip inserted between male/female flange.
Step 1
Double locking of panels creates seal.Mechanical crimping of seam accomplishedby single pass of seaming tool.
Step 3Final seam creates homogeneous jacketingalong tank surface.
Step 4
Step 2
Trac-Locclip
Anchor cable
Temperature control
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Fig. 3 Typical ShowerGuard details
PRODUCT SELECTION AND CATALOG NUMBER ASSEMBLY
Determine water connection location
The shower/eyewash unit water connection is located at either the top or bottom of the verti-cal riser. The connection size is 1.25" (32 mm) NPT. A galvanized union is provided. Connec-tions are in plane parallel to grade.
Determine area classification
Units are available as Nonhazardous Area, Class I Division 2, and Class 1 Division 1. All accessories and components are provided and wiring practices performed in accordance with the selected area classification configuration.
Determine service voltage
Units are available to utilize 120 Vac to 240 Vac. Note that 208 Vac can be used as a power source for a 240 Vac unit.
Heat-trace indicator light
Indicator light is applied to tracing to show power. This option does not indicate trace perfor-mance or continuity.
Shower location light
Option to include required identification part of the safety station. Available in red, green, blue, or amber.
GUAT box
Power
Thermostat
8.5"(216 mm)
23.5"(597 mm)
24.75"(629 mm)
Polished stainlesssteel pull rod
ABS plasticshower head
4"
Nameplate
Stainless steelactuating arm 1.25" NPT
(32 mm)
ABS shell
Valve drain
1.25"(32 mm)NPTplugged
42.5"(1.1 m)
32.5"(825.5 mm)
8.25"(210 mm)
90.25"(2.3 m)
Water inlet
Insulation
Heat-trace cable
Stainless steelflag handle
Base plate7/16" (11 mm) diametermounting holes on 7.75"
(197 mm) bolt circle
6.5"(165 mm)
4"(102 mm)
9"(229 mm)
10.125"(257 mm)
5.25"(133 mm)
4"(102 mm)
10" safety orange ABSplastic shower head
Eye/face outlet head assembly
ShowerGuard™ Pre-Traced Safety Shower/Eyewash Units
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1.Self-Regulat-ing Cables
2.Power-
Limiting
Cables
3.Mineral
Insulated Cables
4.Longline Heating
5.TubingBundles
6.TankHeating
7.Snow and
Ice8.Control and
Monitoring
9.Heat-Trace Panels
10.Engineered Products
11.Steam-
Tracing System
s
12.Technical Data Sheets
13.Appendixes14.Index
Safety valve
Freeze Offers protection in case of power or tracing failure. Consists of temperature-sensing valve located in the eyewash area of the safety station. Valve is set to be fully open at 35°F (2°C).
Scald Offers over-temperature protection. Consists of temperature-sensing valve located in the eyewash area of the safety station. Valve is set to be fully open at 105°F (41°C).
Both Combination of two valves (one scald/one freeze).
Thermometer
Dial thermometer is located in the riser (vertical pipe section). The thermometer verifies local system performance. It assumes that the riser temperature is indicative of all areas to the safety station.
Flow switch
The mechanical vane-operated switch is activated by the flow of water during shower or eye-wash operation. It is available in SPDT and DPDT design. SPDT is typically used for single alarm location activation. DPDT switch allows for both local and remote activation. This option must be selected for any alarm options.
Alarms
Alarm horn Local horn mounted to flow switch junction box.
Alarm bell Local mechanical bell mounted to flow switch junction box.
Alarm light Local strobe/revolving light mounted to flow switch junction box.
Some options may not be available in all combinations or configurations; please refer to the ShowerGuard data sheet in the Technical Data section for more detailed information.
Fig. 4 Determining the catalog number
SG-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-X-XAlarm horn0=none 2=Class I Div 21=Nonhazardous
Alarm bell0=none 2=Class I Div 21=Nonhazardous
Alarm light0=None 2=Class I Div 21=Nonhazardous
Flow switch0=None 2=DPDT1=SPDT
Thermometer0=None 1=Yes
Water connectionT=1.25" top B=1.25" bottom
Area classification0=Nonhazardous 2=Class I Div 21=Class I Div 1
Voltage1=120 Vac 2=240 Vac
Heat-trace indicator light0=None 2=Class I Div 21=Nonhazardous
Shower location light0=None R=RedG=Green A=AmberB=Blue
Safety valve0=None S=ScaldF=Freeze B=Both
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Interlock™ Clamp-on Pipe Shoe
The Interlock clamp-on pipe shoe is a patented pipe support design that eliminates field-welding requirements for pipe supports.
APPLICATIONS
Pipes that can be installed on supports include bare pipe, painted pipe, insulated pipe, and heat-traced pipe. Using the clamp-on pipe shoe can allow you to:
• Minimize or eliminate wear on the pipe caused by normal movement of a pipeline. This movement can be attributed to many things, including thermal expansion of the pipe due to process temperature changes or changes in ambient temperature.
• Provide a means for guiding the pipe so that multiple lines within a rack do not rub against one another during normal movement.
• Allow spacing between the pipe support and the pipe itself to facilitate the installation of pipe insulation.
The Interlock clamp-on pipe shoe is not intended for anchoring or vertical support requirements.
DESCRIPTION
The Interlock shoe includes a base with either two or three (depending on the application) support tongs welded to it. These support tongs have a lever gap stamped in their base, through which a mating tong is inserted. When the mating tong is bolted to the support tong the pipe ends of the tong are drawn together, gripping the pipe.
The entire assembly is galvanized (6 mil thick) for corrosion protection.
The Interlock shoe can be used on nominal pipe sizes ranging from 1-in (25.4 mm) through 8-in (203 mm), and is available in heights of 3-in (76 mm), 4-in (102 mm) or 6-in (152 mm) to accommodate varying thicknesses of pipe insulation.
The Interlock shoe is made out of A-36 carbon steel, but is also available in other materials of construction for special applications. The standard (A-36) Interlock shoe can be used in ser-vices from –20° F (–29°C) to 400° F (204°C).
When the Interlock shoe is used on stainless steel pipe an optional isolation insert is avail-able to isolate the dissimilar metals, in compliance with most pipe support specifications.
Fig. 5 Interlock pipe support
Tracer
Void
Ideal for traced pipes
"W-TK"
"W-TK"
B.O.P
"L"
"S"
B.O.S
"H"
Interlock™ Clamp-on Pipe Shoe
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1.Self-Regulat-ing Cables
2.Power-
Limiting
Cables
3.Mineral
Insulated Cables
4.Longline Heating
5.TubingBundles
6.TankHeating
7.Snow and
Ice8.Control and
Monitoring
9.Heat-Trace Panels
10.Engineered Products
11.Steam-
Tracing System
s
12.Technical Data Sheets
13.Appendixes14.Index
ADVANTAGES
• Reduced cross sectional area (as compared to conventional clamp on shoes).– Reduces space requirements in the pipe rack, minimizing rack congestion.
• Reduced heat loss at the pipe support.– Minimizes the need to serpentine or loop heat-tracing cable or tubing, eliminating as
much as 15% of the heat-tracing requirements on a typical application.
• Eliminates field welding for supports.– Achieves a higher level of quality.– Eliminates rework because the shoe was not located correctly.– Eliminates the need for scaffolding or lift equipment.– Eliminates the need to paint pipe support field welds.– Eliminates the need for fire watch or full weld enclosures.– Eliminates the need for hot work permits.– Eliminates stress corrosion of pipe at welds.
• Easy to install.
• Doesn’t retain moisture between the support and the pipe.– Eliminates corrosion by not allowing moisture (or other corrosive media) to collect
between the support and the pipe.
• Less costly (as compared to welded-on supports).– The total installed cost of an Interlock shoe is significantly less then the total installed
cost of a welded-on shoe.
PRODUCT SELECTION AND CATALOG NUMBER ASSEMBLY
Product Selection
• Determine pipe size– Available in sizes 1-in (25.4 mm) through 8-in (203 mm)
• Determine height requirement – considerations include:– Pipe rack spacing/density– Insulation thickness– Standard heights include 3-in (76 mm), 4-in (102 mm), and 6-in (152 mm)
• Determine length– Length is determined by analysis of piping conditions and is designed to accommo-
date expected movement based on expansion and contraction of piping system.
Fig. 6 Interlock catalog number
1-3-12-BA = Pipe size: 1" (25.4 mm), 1.5" (38 mm), 2" (51 mm), 3" (76 mm), 4" (102 mm), 6" (152 mm), 8" (203 mm)B = Shoe height: 3" (76 mm), 4" (102 mm), 6" (152.4 mm)C = Shoe length: 12" (305 mm), 18" (457 mm)D = Isolation/heat trace thermal boot: (n/a, B)
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Prefabricated EHT Buildings
Tracer prefabricated EHT buildings are custom designed and built to allow for centralization and protection of field-based control and monitoring systems used in heat-tracing applications.
APPLICATIONS
Systems requiring a large number of heat-tracing circuits located within a limited amount of acreage may benefit from the use of a prefabricated building designed exclusively for heat-tracing requirements. The prefabricated building allows for the installation and utilization of the control and monitoring system, while eliminating any additional costs for individual field unit protection from the outdoor environment.
DESCRIPTION
Prefabricated EHT buildings are custom-built to meet the particular combination of control points and power distribution requirements. The buildings are assembled off-site in a con-trolled environment and are delivered to the site completely assembled, reducing scheduling impact. These EHT buildings are specifically designed to minimize impact on real estate and to be located within the unit close to the circuits that will be powered. To further centralize the system components, the EHT building can serve as an ideal location for installation of power distribution equipment, heat-trace transformers, as well as a work area containing computer and supervisory software dedicated to the heat-tracing system. Another benefit created by centralization of components includes a reduction of power distribution equipment and con-trol wiring, as locating power distribution and control and monitoring devices in the more traditional MCC buildings often requires excessive conduit and wiring.
For applications requiring fewer circuits, Tyco Thermal Controls offers a complete line of Control and Monitoring panels designed for field mounting.