Sentry ISOLOK SAL-DBB Instruction manual

Original Instructions
Installation, Operation
&Maintenance Manual
Sentry ISOLOK SAL-DBB Sampler
Point Samplers
S-LS-IOM-00303-8 9-16

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Table of Contents
Safety Information .........................................4
General Safety Precautions .................................5
General Description ........................................6
Installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Receiving............................................................7
Selection of mounting location ......................................7
Line Adapter Mounting (if provided) .................................8
Valve Mounting......................................................8
Sampler Mounting...................................................8
Controller Mounting (if provided) ....................................9
Operation..................................................9
Set Cycle Rate .......................................................9
Insert Sampler .......................................................9
Remove Sampler ....................................................10
Maintenance ...............................................10
Plunger Seal Replacement ...........................................10
Sampler Seal Replacement...........................................11
Valve Stem Packing Adjustment......................................11
Freeing a Stuck Sampler .............................................12
Cleaning ............................................................12
Pipeline Maintenance (if required)....................................12
Recommended Spare Parts .................................13
Actuator Parts .......................................................13
Double Block and Bleed Valve Parts ..................................14
DBB Tools ...........................................................14
Standard Warranty .........................................14
Customer Support..........................................15

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Safety Information
Please read the entire manual before attempting to unpack, set up, or operate this product. Pay careful attention to all
Warnings, Cautions, and Notes. Failure to do so could result in serious personal injury and/or equipment damage.
Use of Hazard Information
If multiple hazards exist, the signal word corresponding to the greatest hazard shall be used.
Denitions
DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION, used with the safety alert symbol, indicates a
hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in
minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE is used to address practices not related to personal
injury.
ÂNOTE
Information that requires special emphasis.
ÂTIP
Alternate techniques or clarifying information.
SHALL:
This word is understood to be mandatory.
SHOULD:
This word is understood to be advisory.

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General Safety Precautions
Product Selection, Installation, and Use
Improper selection, installation, or use can cause personal injury or property damage. It is solely the responsibility of users,
through their own analysis and testing, to select products suitable for their specic application requirements, ensure they are
properly maintained, and limit their use to their intended purpose.
Follow proper local, state, and federal regulations for proper installation and operational requirements.
Always use caution and common sense when working with any chemical. Read the product label and Material Safety Data
Sheets (MSDS) carefully and follow the instructions exactly.
Potential Equipment Hazards
Hot surfaces! This equipment may have very hot surfaces. If an operator contacts a hot surface, injury may occur. Use
protective clothing to prevent injury. If other equipment comes in contact with a hot surface, damage to the equipment may
occur. Ensure the area around this equipment is kept clear to prevent damage from occurring.
High pressures! This equipment may contain uids at very high pressures. Prior to installing, removing or maintaining this
equipment, ensure that the equipment is isolated from all connecting piping, the equipment is depressurized, the contents
have been drained, and the equipment is cool.
Moving parts! This equipment may contain moving parts. All drive guards and doors must be secured in place when this
machine is being operated.
Equipment rated TX. Equipment maximum surface temperature depends
on operating conditions. Ensure maximum surface temperature shall stay
below ignition temperature of dust or gas atmosphere where it is installed
based on process conditions. Failure to comply could result in an explosion,
causing serious injury or death to personnel and damage to equipment.
If the sampler is mounted directly to a non-electrically conductive surface,
sampler shall be bonded to a grounding electrode. Failure to comply
could result in sparking, which could lead to an explosion, causing harm to
personnel and equipment.
If the sample container is removed from the sampler, do not insert any
body part or other item into the sample discharge port. Crushing will
occur.
To ensure proper sampler operation, be sure
the sampler is installed in a pipe large enough
for the sampler plunger to extend without
impacting the pipe. Failure to comply will
result in equipment damage and poor sample
quality.

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General Description
The Sentry® ISOLOK® SAL-DBB sampler is specically designed to meet the demands of the harsh conditions found in
the oil sands eld. Its unique design provides for improved reliability, serviceability, and operator safety.
The sampler is comprised of ve (5) modules:
line adapter
valve assembly
sampler assembly
controller
sample container with adapter
Line Adapter
The line adapter is designed specically for use with the ISOLOK SAL-DBB sampler and, as
such, is critical to the sampler’s operation. It bolts to existing or newly installed Sentry SAL-B
line adapters.
Valve Assembly
The double block and bleed (DBB) valve assembly is a trunnion ball design utilizing a fully
encapsulated ball to eliminate dead space. The bottom port functions as both the sample
collection point and as the bleed port when isolating the sampler. A 1/4˝ NPT port, located
on the side of the valve body, permits purging/ushing of the ball cavity and discharge port.
The live loaded valve seals can be adjusted without removing the valve from service. The
valve assembly includes a 1-inch bleed valve on the bottom discharge port and a lockable
locating pin on the block valve handle.
Sampler Assembly
The sampler is a pneumatically operated plunger with an annulus which extends into the
process stream, then retracts to deposit the sample collected in the annulus, through the
bottom port of the DBB valve assembly, into a sample container. The plunger is activated by
two cylinders, which place the plunger in three positions, extended (collecting sample in the
process stream), retracted (depositing sample into the sample container), and park (plunger
at rest ready to collect next sample). A fourth position is achievable by manually retracting
the lock pins, allowing the plunger to be totally retracted from the DBB valve assembly, thus
permitting the valve to be closed and the sampler removed.
The temperature rating of the ISOLOK SAL-DBB sampler is dened by the plunger seals. The plunger seals are selected
based on material compatibility and temperature of the process being sampled.
Controller
ISOLOK samplers require an operating control, which determines the time interval between cycles and plunger dwell
time in the product stream. Filtered, compressed air or gas is provided from the control to the sampler air cylinders
for operation. The controller provided is designed specically for use with the ISOLOK SAL-DBB sampler and as such, is
critical in the sampler’s proper operation.
See separate manual for controller installation and operation.

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Sample Container with Adapter
Dangerous gas! The gases being emitted from the bottle vent may be hazardous and toxic upon exposure. The vent line
should be directed to a charcoal canister, are, or other sub atmospheric region for collection and treatment of sample
vapors.
Always ensure control is OFF before mounting or exchanging sample containers.
Sample collection containers should always be clean and completely dry before being used. Polypropylene containers
(bottles) are common.
Screw Mount Containers
Standard sampler body is provided with a 1-inch tri-clamp discharge port. Adapters to t threaded sample collection
bottles are available from Sentry Equipment. These adapters have a suitable connection and mount onto the discharge
port.
Separate Containers
Suitable piping connections for metal or plastic components can be arranged to conduct sample portions to a separate
container. Whenever such piping is installed, avoid long runs with multiple ttings, joints, or other areas where solids or
crystals could build up and block ow.
ÂNOTE
Select a sample container size that will not be completely lled, even on longest sampling times. Use care when setting a
cycle rate that may nearly ll a container.
Installation
Receiving
Examine the crate and all contents for any shipping damage immediately after receipt.
Take pictures of any suspected damage.
Report damages to the delivery company at once. This is the responsibility of the consignee.
Selection of mounting location
Select a location where the material in the process stream is well mixed.
Ensure the sample collection container will clear vertical lines (or other obstructions) when mounted onto the
sampler.

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Line Adapter Mounting (if provided)
Use industry code procedures to protect the line adapter from distortion. Major distortion cannot be corrected and will
prevent installation of sampler.
Determine which type of line adapter has been provided:
Bolt-on line adapters are designed to bolt onto existing Sentry SAL-B line adapters.
Weld-on line adapters are designed for new installations through the wall of larger diameter pipes or sides of tanks.
For new installations:
1. Select a location and verify sampler orientation.
2. Cut a hole in the process line (or tank) according to the shape of the line adapter. Exact size to cut is shown on the
accompanying drawings
3. Protect the bore and face of the adapter from weld spatter.
4. Tack weld adapter in position.
5. Verify orientation and position before continuing to weld.
Valve Mounting
1. Verify that the bore of the line adapter is free of burrs, scratches, or foreign material.
2. Lubricate the O-ring on the front sleeve of the valve assembly with a process compatible lubricant.
3. Slide valve assembly into place with the bleed valve facing down and fasten with supplied fasteners.
4. Torque mounting nuts to 75 ft-lb (101.7 Nm).
5. If the ushing feature is going to be used, connect the ush source to the port on the side of the valve body.
The ush line should employ a check valve at the valve body. If this feature is not being used, plug this port.
6. Verify that the block valve is closed and the bleed valve is open before introducing product into the pipeline/
vessel.
Sampler Mounting
1. Verify that the sampler is in the fully retracted position:
a. Plunger retracts into the nose of the sampler 3/16˝ and red indicator band at rear of the sampler shows.
b. If plunger is not fully retracted, apply air pressure to port C (see diagram below).
2. Lubricate the O-ring on the front sleeve of the sampler with a process compatible lubricant.

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3. Insert the nose of the sampler into the valve bore and push into place.
4. Install four (4) 7/16 –14 x 1˝ socket head cap screws and tighten evenly using a 3/8˝ hex wrench. Note: A ball tip style
wrench works best in this application.
Controller Mounting (if provided)
Failure to connect the pneumatic tubing correctly can cause damage to the sampler and/or the valve assembly.
1. Locate the controller as close as possible to the sampler. Keep pneumatic line lengths to 20 ft (6.1 m) or less.
2. Pneumatic connections on the controller are marked A, B, C, and D, and
should be connected to the corresponding pneumatic connections on the
sampler. The connection identication letters are stamped into the bottom
side of the sampler cylinder heads.
3. Make electrical connections to the controller per the drawings included in
the controller IOM manual.
4. Connect air supply to the lter/regulator. The lter/regulator is supplied
with a 3/8-inch tube compression tting on the inlet. The sampler requires
0.1 ft (2832 cc) of compressed air per cycle. Air pressure of 80–120 psi
(5.5–8.3 bar) is recommended for proper operation.
Operation
Set Cycle Rate
Sampling rates should be set to provide an adequate sample composition for the size of container being used. The
sampling rate is dened as the time needed to fully extend the plunger into the process line (EXTEND), the time to
retract to discharge the collected sample (RETRACT), and the time to wait between samples in the PARK position. When
used with a Sentry SAL-DBB controller, go to the SETPOINT menu and set the EXTEND, RETRACT, and PARK setpoints.
TOTAL CYCLE time = EXTEND + RETRACT + PARK
See reference drawings for plunger annulus volume. Actual collected volumes will vary. Do not overll the container.
Insert Sampler
This procedure assumes that installation has been performed as outlined in this manual.
1. Verify that door switch on controller is in OFF position.
2. INSTALL air lines.
3. CLOSE bleed valve.
4. REMOVE block valve lockout pin.
5. OPEN the block valve.
6. Replace block valve lockout pin.
7. Open air supply valve to controller.

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8. Verify poppet is in. The red band on the position indicator should be hidden.
9. Insert actuator lock pins.
10. OPEN the bleed valve.
11. Installation is complete. The sampler is in PARK position.
Remove Sampler
1. Place door switch on controller in OFF position.
2. CLOSE the bleed valve
3. Verify that the spacer is extended. The red band on the position indicator should be hidden.
4. Retract lock pins.
5. Verify that the spacer is retracted. The red band on the position indicator should be visible.
6. Remove block valve lockout pin.
7. CLOSE the block valve.
8. Replace block valve lockout pin.
9. OPEN bleed valve. (Note: A momentary pressure relief may occur when the bleed valve is opened.)
10. Close air supply valve to the controller.
11. Remove sampler.
12. Install block-o plate.
13. Removal is complete.
Maintenance
Plunger Seal Replacement
Decompression of seals may occur as plunger is removed. Protect personnel from exposure to sample material trapped
between plunger seals.
ÂNOTE:
When disassembling the plunger assembly, note the proper orientation of the assembly components.
1. Using compressed air, apply pressure to port A to extend the plunger out of the front spacer of the sampler just
far enough to facilitate removal. Extending the plunger fully makes the hex socket in the rear piston rod dicult to
engage.
2. Remove ½˝ pipe plug in the rear cylinder head.
3. Use an extended reach 3/8˝ tee handle hex wrench to engage the
hex socket in the rear of the piston rod.
4. Use a 3/8˝ hex wrench to loosen the plunger spindle at the front of
the sampler.

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DO NOT nick or scratch seal seats
5. If any seal is worn at on the outside diameter, torn, scored or experiencing chemical degradation, remove seals
from carriers and sleeve.
6. Check to ensure spindle is not bent and all parts are smooth and free of score marks. Scored or damaged parts
should be repaired or replaced.
7. Reassemble the components of the plunger assembly in reverse order of disassembly. If you are unsure of
component orientation, reference the attached drawings.
8. Reinstall plunger assembly onto piston rod and tighten with wrenches.
9. Replace the pipe plug in the rear cylinder head.
10. Apply air pressure to port B to return the sampler to the fully retracted position before reinstalling.
Sampler Seal Replacement
1. Remove plunger assembly as described above.
2. Remove the four (4) nuts and washers retaining the rear cylinder head.
3. Remove rear cylinder head and rear cylinder tube.
4. Remove rear piston and rod assembly.
5. Remove four (4) tie rods from center cylinder head.
6. Remove four (4) bolts holding front cylinder together.
7. Remove center cylinder head.
8. Remove front cylinder tube and piston.
9. Remove and replace all cylinder head to cylinder tube O-rings.
10. Remove and replace two (2) rear piston seals.
11. Remove and replace two (2) front piston OD seals and two (2) front piston ID seals.
12. Remove and replace center cylinder head ID seal.
13. Remove and replace inner spacer, rear inner seal.
14. Remove and replace rear sleeve outer seal (front nose of sampler).
15. Inspect bore of cylinder for scoring or wear. Wipe out with a dry, non-abrasive cloth.
16. Wipe seals with a light lm of Dow Molykote® 33 Grease (or process compatible equivalent) as aid in assembly.
17. Reassemble sampler in reverse order of disassembly.
Valve Stem Packing Adjustment
The block valve stem packing nut is adjusted from the factory to pass a 550 psi (37.9 bar)
leak test. If the process pressure being sampled is less than the maximum rating of the
valve, a looser stem packing adjustment may be desirable for ease of manipulation and
longer seal life.
To adjust the stem packing nut, remove the block valve handle and loosen or tighten the
packing nut using the optional valve packing nut wrench (see DBB Tools list).

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Freeing a Stuck Sampler
If the sampler should become stuck, it can be dislodged using the Puller tool.
1. Shut o the air supply to the sampler via the bleed valve in the control cabinet.
2. Remove the piston indicator.
3. Thread the shaft assembly into the piston rod.
4. Separate the plate retainer from the cup, and thread the cup into the sampler.
5. Spin the plate retainer and bearing assembly into the cup, locking in place via the
three slots.
6. Use the tool to push and fully extend the piston by turning the hand wheel counterclockwise. This allows any
material that is pinched between the annulus and the nose of the valve to break free.
7. Begin pulling by turning the hand wheel clockwise while holding the hex nut on the shaft assembly with a wrench.
Cleaning
Operating an accurate and valid sampling installation is critically dependent on eective cleaning procedures. ISOLOK
samplers incorporate materials, nishes and design to allow eective cleaning of seals, ports, vents and interior body
cavities.
1. Whenever a sampler is cleaned it should be lubricated and inspected for wear and damage that can aect its
continued successful operation. Sampler should be periodically checked for proper operation and to ensure that any
wear is detected for preventive maintenance.
2. On continuous duty installations, sampler should be checked once a day for proper operation. On all installations,
a denite schedule of inspection should be established to ensure safe and accurate sampling operation. ISOLOK
sampling systems must be initially installed and periodically inspected to insure all connectors, clamps and fasteners
are rmly tightened. Failure to keep screws or connectors properly secured could result in leakage or damage.
3. Do not weld, machine, or otherwise modify sampler or control in any manner. Consult Sentry Equipment before
undertaking any changes. Follow your plant safety procedures whenever maintenance or inspection is required on
this equipment.
Pipeline Maintenance (if required)
1. Remove the sampler from service (lock pins disengaged and plunger fully retracted).
a. Place door switch in OFF position.
b. CLOSE the bleed Valve
c. Verify that the spacer is extended. The red band on the position indicator should be hidden.
d. Retract lock pins.
e. Verify that the spacer is retracted. The red band on the position indicator should be visible.
f. Remove block valve lockout pin.
g. CLOSE the block valve.
h. Replace block valve lockout pin.
i. OPEN bleed valve. (Note: A momentary pressure relief may occur when the bleed valve is opened.)
j. Close air supply valve to the controller.
2. Lock the block valve out of service (LOTO)

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3. Remove power from the controller by pressing the E-Stop
4. Once maintenance on the pipeline is complete, reenergize power on the controller by pulling the E-Stop.
5. Remove the LOTO from the block valve
6. Return the sampler to service.
a. Verify that door switch on the controller is in OFF position.
b. INSTALL air lines.
c. CLOSE Bleed Valve.
d. REMOVE Block Valve lockout pin.
e. OPEN the Block Valve.
f. Replace Block Valve lockout pin.
g. Open air supply valve to controller.
h. Verify poppet is in. The red band on the position indicator should be hidden.
i. Insert actuator Lock Pins.
j. OPEN the Bleed Valve.
Recommended Spare Parts
Actuator Parts
Description Part No.
Process Seals Kit (plunger seals) 6-04357P (Poly 90 Duro Blue)
6-04427D (Kalrez)
Spindle 2-06061F
Spacer 2-06061E
Annulus 10cc 2-06678B
Annulus 25cc 2-06026T
Actuator Seal Kit 6-04357V
Cylinder, Front (Short) 2-06107B
Cylinder, Rear (Long) 2-06026A
Cylinder, Rear (Extra Long) DBB Ext. 2-06950A
Head Front 2-06227P
Spacer,Inner 6-04398R
Sleeve, Outer 2-06227B
Lock Pin Ass'y 6-04398T
Screw, Lock Pin Stop 2-06227V
Head Rear 2-06107C
Indicator, Position 6-04398M
Piston, Front 2-06107H
Piston Rod,Tcc 2-06526A
Piston Rod Long,Tcc, Dbb Ext. 2-06950C
Piston, Rear 2-06526B

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Double Block and Bleed Valve Parts
Description Part No.
Kit Seal, Viton 6-04357R
Adjuster Plug, Front 2-06281G
Adjuster Plug, Rear 2-06281A
Hub Weldment (use in lieu of
handle in tight spaces)
6-04357W
Handle Weldment 6-04357H
Sleeve, Front, NTC 2-06281J
Sleeve Long, Front, 17-4ph,
DBB Ext
2-06950D
DBB Tools
Description Part No.
Kit, Special Tools, (9 pieces) 6-04357Q
Puller, SAL-DBB 7-04787A
Front Piston Inner Seal Install 2-06173J
Wrench, Plug Adjuster 6-04398K
Wrench, Valve Packing Nut 2-06173D
Front Piston Installation 2-06173K
Center Head Seal Installation 2-06173L
Wrench, Ball Nose Hex Key 3/8" 4-05843H
Wrench, Hex Key Tee Handle
3/8"
4-05843J
Piston Rod Install 2-06173M
Holder Valve Workbench 6-04524C

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Standard Warranty
Sentry Equipment Corp (“Seller”) warrants products manufactured by it and supplied hereunder (“Products”) to be free
from defects in workmanship and, to the extent materials are selected by Seller, to be free from defects in materials, in
each case for a period as dened in the table below:
Brand Product Line Warranty Period
Sentry® Steam & Water Sampling Products and Systems
Solid & Powder Sampling Products and Systems
Gas Sampling Products and Systems
Liquid & Slurry Sampling Products and Systems
Pipeline Integrity Products
Eighteen months from date of shipment
or twelve months from startup (whichever
occurs rst)
Waters Equipment Steam & Water Sampling Products and Systems Twelve months from date of shipment
To view the full warranty, go to
www.sentry-equip.com/warranty.
Customer Support
With proven sampling expertise since 1924, Sentry products and services provide business operations the critical
insights to optimize process control and product quality. We deliver true representative sampling and analysis
techniques to customers around the globe, empowering them to accurately monitor and measure processes for
improved production eciency, output, and safety. Standing behind our commitments, we are determined to tackle
any application, anywhere.
We know that running an ecient operation isn’t easy. It requires thorough, careful analysis of controlled, real-
time data achieved through reliable, accurate, and repeatable process monitoring, and measuring. By eectively
conditioning, sampling, and measuring gas, liquid, slurry, powder, solids, steam, or water within their production
environments, our customers obtain the critical insights they need to control and optimize their processes.
Yet, controlling your processes also means reliable customer support throughout the life cycle of your equipment.
Customer Service—General information, warranty claims, order management.
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Technical Support—Troubleshooting, training, and technical manuals.
Field Service & Retrots—When a problem needs immediate attention.
Replacements Parts & Consumables—Order your replacement parts and consumables.
Sentry ProShield Services – select from four ProShield Guardian service plans providing dierent levels of support to
protect your large system investments with regularly scheduled maintenance.
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