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  • DWYER INSTRUMENTS, INC. Phone: 219/879-8000 www.dwyer-inst.comP.O. BOX 373 MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA 46361, U.S.A. Fax: 219/872-9057 e-mail: [email protected]

    Series PTGD Differential Pressure Piston-Type Gage

    Specifications - Installation and Operating Instructions

    Bulletin P-PTGD

    The Series PTGD Differential Pressure Piston-Type Gage can beused to measure the pressure drop across filters, strainers, pump perfor-mance testing, and heat exchanger pressure drop monitoring. Its simple,rugged design possesses weather and corrosion resistant gage front with ashatter resistant lens. The Series PTGD contains a piston-sensing elementwhich provides different differential pressure ranges with full-scale accuraciesof 2%. Constructed with aluminum or 316SS and available with two 1/4FNPT end connections, the Series PTGD provides over-range protection ratedto 3000 PSIG (200 bar) or 6000 PSIG (400 bar) depending on model.

    Inspection

    Before installation check the name plate on each instrument against the

    receiving paperwork and the intended application for correct part num-

    ber, materials of construction, working pressure, dial range, etc. Inspect

    for shipping damage and if damaged, report it immediately.

    INSTALLATION

    The Series PTGD is calibrated and tested prior to shipment and is ready

    for immediate installation. Use of the following installation procedures

    should eliminate potential damage and provide optimum trouble free

    operation.

    1. Process Connections: 1/4 FNPT are provided as standard. There

    are two connections on the housing identified as HI and LO for high

    pressure and low pressure. Be sure to get these plumbed to the proper

    connections on your system. Improper connection will not damage the

    instrument but it will not function properly. Flexible tubing is recom-

    mended to minimize the effect of possible vibration.

    2. Instrument Location: On liquid service, the instrument should be

    mounted below the process connections to facilitate self-bleeding. On

    gas service, it should be located above the process connections to pro-

    mote self-draining. If the process contains particulates, a pigtail loop or

    drop leg (manometer U-tube configuration) in the tubing will minimize

    the possibility of it migrating into the instrument. Shielded cable is rec-

    ommended for control loop wiring.

    3. Panel Mounting: Gages with 2-1/2 dials can only be mounted

    through the rear of the panel. Make the proper panel cutouts as shown

    in figure above. Remove the (4) bezel screws. Insert the screws through

    the front of the panel and into the gage bezel. Tighten the screws

    securely, alternating in a diagonal pattern.

    SPECIFICATIONS

    Service: Compatible gases and liquids.

    Wetted Materials: Gage body: Aluminum or 316 SS; Piston: Aluminum

    or 316 SS; Spring: 302 SS; Seals: Buna-N (standard); PTFE, Ceramic

    Magnet; Dial Case: Nylon 6 30% glass filled gage case.

    Window: Acrylic.

    Accuracy: 2% FS ascending.

    Pressure Limits: 3000 psi (206 bar) for aluminum body; 6000 psi (413

    bar) for SS body.

    Size: 2.5 (63 mm) or 4.5 (115 mm).

    Mounting Orientation: Mount in any position.

    Process Connections: 1/4 female NPT end connections standard;

    1/4 female NPT back or bottom connections available. All styles avail-

    able with 1/4 BSP.

    Weight: Aluminum: 2.5 .88 lbs (399 g); 4.5 1.35 lbs (612 g); Stainless

    Steel: 2.5 1.75 lbs (794 g); 4.5 2.3 lbs (1.04 kg).

    Gages with 4-1/2 dial should be mounted from front of the panel. Make

    the cutout as indicated in above figure. Insert the (4) panel mounting

    studs, finger tight into the metal inserts located in the rear of bezel. Insert

    the gage through the panel aligning the panel mounting studs with the

    holes in the panel. Install the (4) M4 nuts onto the studs and tighten

    securely.

    TROUBLESHOOTING

    A. Check for proper hook up. High to HI low to LO.

    B. Make sure that certain block valves are open.

    C. If A & B check out correctly, loosen high-pressure line to determine if

    there is pressure to the instrument.

    D. Verify that the gage is not in an electromagnetic/magnetic

    environment, i.e., close proximity to high current power lines.

    MAINTENANCE

    The Series PTGD Differential Pressure Gages are not field serviceable

    and should be returned if repair is needed. (Field repairs should not be

    attempted and may void warranty). Be sure to include a brief description

    of the problem plus any relevant application notes. Contact customer

    service to receive a return goods authorization number before shipping.

    1-9/32[32.20]

    1-4[6.50]

    6-7/32[157.93]

    1/4 NPTBOTH ENDS

    1-13/16[46.00]

    3 [76.00]3-31/32[101.00]

    5-1/4[133.30]

    1-3/32 [28.10]2-1/8

    [54.00]

    1 [25.20]1/2 [12.60]

    7-9/32 [32.20]

    1-31/32[50.00]

    4X 3/16 [5.16]EQUALLY SPACED

    ON A 5-5/8 [142.85]BOLT CIRCLE

    5-9/32 [133.97]PANEL CUTOUT

    1-31/32[50.00]

    2X 1/4 UNC1/2 [12.60]

    1 [25.20]1-7/8

    [47.60]

    7/8 [22.00] 3-31/32[101.00]

    3[76.00]

    1-13/16[46.00]

    1/4 NPTBOTH ENDS

    4X 3/16 [5.16]EQUALLY SPACED ON A

    3-1/2 [88.90] BOLT CIRCLE

    3-1/32 [76.99]PANEL CUTOUT

    HIGH LOW

    HIGH LOW

    3 [76.20]

    3-3/32[83.00]

    Copyright 2009 Dwyer Instruments, Inc. Printed in U.S.A. 12/09 FR# R1-443804-00

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