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DeltaMatic Linebreak Systems

   

Introduction

The Bettis® DeltaMatic™ linebreak detection system is designed to automatically monitor a gas pipeline and send an instrument pressure signal if a predetermined rate of pressure drop is exceeded. The system is typically used to detect a pipeline break situation and signal a valve operator. This automatic shutdown function provides safety and environmental protection in populated areas, river crossings, remote areas and other locations.
 

Typical Applications

  • Rate of Drop linebreak in gas pipelines

Key Features

  • Works on pipeline pressure, no electrical power required
     
  • Allows normal pipeline pressure fluctuations without shutdown
     
  • Compact and assembled as a complete unit
     
  • Can be retrofitted into an existing system with minimal field hook–up
     
  • Can be installed remote from or directly on valve operator
     
  • Uses a labyrinth type flow restriction (restrictor) providing a large passage size compared to an equivalent orifice or metering valve
     
  • Standard rate of drop ranges down to 5 and up to 120 psig/minute
     
  • Rate of drop setting can be easily field adjusted
     
  • Functions in extreme cold environment to –50°F [–46°C]

Downloads

Product Brochure
DeltaMatic Rate of Drop Linebreak Detection System - Document Number 41.00

Service Manual

J1-RT2 Rate of Drop Linebreak - Document Number I-0057, Rev. 0

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Last Updated 03/14/08


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