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PIP - PCCA001

Fixed Gas Detection Design Criteria

active, Most Current
Organization: PIP
Publication Date: 1 January 2016
Status: active
Page Count: 10
scope:

This Practice provides design criteria for fixed gas detectors installed in process areas to detect the presence of combustible, oxygen, or toxic gases. This Practice addresses combustible, oxygen, and toxic gas detectors permanently installed for ambient air monitoring (e.g., leak detection, oxygen depletion). The technologies included are catalytic bead, infrared, and electrochemical.

This Practice does not cover portable gas monitoring equipment, process analyzers, or sampling systems. The systems used to perform data acquisition, alarming, and control action are not covered by this Practice because the solutions are diverse and can include stand-alone to advanced multisystem configurations.

Document History

January 1, 2016
Fixed Gas Detection Design Criteria
This Practice addresses combustible, oxygen, and toxic gas detectors permanently installed for ambient air monitoring (e.g., leak detection, oxygen depletion). The technologies included are catalytic...
PCCA001
January 1, 2016
Fixed Gas Detection Design Criteria
This Practice provides design criteria for fixed gas detectors installed in process areas to detect the presence of combustible, oxygen, or toxic gases. This Practice addresses combustible, oxygen,...
December 1, 2004
Design of Combustible and Toxic Gas Detection Systems
The systems addressed in these criteria are for permanently installed, fixed combustible and toxic gas monitors. Purpose This Practice provides the criteria for engineers for the design of detection...

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