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1. ‘Shut-off valve’ means a device to cut off the flow of LPG;
2. ‘Excess flow valve’ (excess flow limiting device) means a device which automatically shuts off, or limits, the gas flow when the flow exceeds a set design value.
3. The service valve shall not, at the shut-off position, allow an internal leak rate in the flow direction. There may be leak in the back flow direction.
4. When the excess flow valve is at cut-off position, the leakage or by-pass rate of flow is to be recorded.
5. The excess flow valve shall cut off at a pressure difference over the valve of 90 kPa.
6. The excess flow valve shall cut-off at a pressure difference over the valve of 650 kPa.
7. The service valve shall not, at the shut-off position, allow an internal leak rate in the flow direction.
8. The average flow capacity of the three pressure relief valves rounded off to the nearest five units is to be taken as the flow capacity of the valve of that specific size, design, and setting.
9. When the excess flow valve is at cut-off position, the by-pass flow through the valve shall not exceed 0,05 normal m3/min at a differential pressure of 10000 kPa.
10. The excess flow valve shall cut off at a pressure difference over the valve of 90 kPa. At this pressure difference the flow shall not exceed 8000 cm3/min.
11. When the excess flow valve is at cut-off position, the flow through the by-pass shall not exceed 500 cm3/min. at a differential pressure of 700 kPa.
12. artefacts in the size fractionating inlet, e.g. poor design, changes of the cut-off due to poor volume flow control and particle deposition on the impaction plate,
13. In the event of an accident, the automatic shut-off valve mounted directly on or within the container shall interrupt the flow of gas from the container.
14. works for waterway shut-off and safety, spillways for the discharge by gravity of impounded water, basins and reservoirs for storing water for feeding and regulating water level, water control structures, flow gauges, level recorders and warning devices,
15. Many independent analysts and brokerage houses were saying at that time that the company would not be able to generate sufficient cash flow or asset disposals to pay off its maturing liabilities.