310101e Mounting and Support Hardware

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Mounting Instruments

Key criteria to improve and obtain accurate measurements of a process.

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Direct Mounting

Mounting done on or in the immediate vicinity of the process.

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Remote Mounting

A common mounting method used when direct mounting is not practical due to accessibility or safety concerns.

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Impulse Lines

Used for remote mounting, they must be protected from vibration, shock, temperature, and physical damage.

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In-Line Mounting

Mounting method where process fluid or gas flows through the instrument.

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Cable Mount Instrument Stands

Supports instruments on horizontal and vertical runs.

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U-Bolt Instrument Stands

Requires 2 U-bolts and can work on horizontal and vertical runs.

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Electrical Conduit

Continuously grounded conductor enclosures providing protection against electrical shock.

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Plastic Conduit

Provides no electrical grounding and shielding against electrostatic interference.

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Thread Terminology

Includes major diameter, minor diameter, pitch, root, crest, and thread angle.

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Cap Screw

Fastener with external threads, mated with female threads or forming its own threads.

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Stud Bolt

A bolt with external threads at both ends, using two nuts.

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Masonry Anchors

Anchors that provide two ways of anchoring: expansion against the wall and friction force between sides and hole walls.

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Bolt Grade Markings

Indicate the strength and material properties of the bolt.

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Tensile Strength

The maximum amount of tensile (pulling) stress a material can withstand before failure.

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