
Bulletin 71.1:CP200
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Type CP205 with Secondary Seat™
Protection
Refer to Figure 4. The Type CP205 provides
Secondary Seat Protection. As downstream demand
decreases and downstream pressure rises to the
regulator pressure lock-up value, the regulator will
lockup. If, however, damage has occurred to the
primary disk, to the primary orice’s seating surface, or
debris has become lodged between the primary disk
and primary orice, the outlet pressure will continue
to rise. This additional pressure causes the primary
disk to apply additional force to the orice seating
surface, which causes the Secondary seating surface
to move toward the Secondary disk or sealing surface.
If downstream demand decreases to zero, then the
secondary seating surface will contact the sealing
surface to provide lockup.
Type CP206 with Secondary Seat
Protection with Bleed
The Type CP206 provides small bleed to the
downstream system as an indication that the
Secondary Seat is providing lockup. In the event that
the primary orice and disk cannot provide lockup, the
secondary seating surface will move into contact with
a metal disk. This metal to metal interface will allow
a small amount of gas to bleed downstream thereby
increasing outlet pressure until the internal relief valve
begins to discharge gas to the atmosphere. The
odor of this discharged gas provides an indication
that the regulator is relying on the Secondary Seat for
overpressure protection.
Types CP205 and CP206
Secondary Seat Protection Limitations
Secondary Seat Protection does not provide additional
overpressure protection in the event the secondary
seating surface or disk is damaged by debris or
contamination in the pipeline or from conditions that
would cause the regulator to go wide open. When
selecting Secondary Seat Protection option, it is
recommended that:
• Other additional overpressure protection methods
be added in the downstream system as discussed
in the section on Overpressure Protection; and
• An annual downstream lock-up pressure test be
done to determine if the Secondary Seat Protection
option is operating and functional.
Installation
The CP200 Series regulators may be installed in
any position. However, the spring case vent of the
Type 67CP loading regulator should be pointed
downward. If gas escaping through Type 67CPR
pressure loading regulator token internal relief valve
could constitute a hazard, the spring case vent must
be piped to a location where escaping gas will not be
hazardous. If the vented gas will be piped to another
location, obstruction-free tubing or piping at least
equal to the vent, and the end of the vent pipe must
be protected from anything that might clog it.
Overpressure Protection
The CP200 Series is an internally registered pressure
reducing regulator and has outlet pressure ratings
lower than the inlet pressure ratings. Complete
downstream overpressure protection is needed if the
actual inlet pressure exceeds the outlet pressure rating.
Token Relief
Types with a “T” in the type number, e.g., Type CP200IT
provide an optional small capacity or token relief located
in the Type 67CPR to relieve minor overpressure
caused by thermal expansion or minor nicks in the
orice or disk. Refer to Table 5 for Start-to-Discharge
Pressure Above Setpoint values.
Secondary Seat™ Protection
This overpressure protection provides lockup via a
secondary seating and disk surface in the event that
damage to the primary disk or orice seating surface,
or debris in the ow path, inhibit primary lockup.
Overpressuring any portion of a regulator or
associated equipment may cause personal injury,
leakage, or property damage due to bursting of
pressure-containing parts or explosion of accumulated
gas. Provide appropriate pressure relieving or
pressure limiting devices to ensure that the limits in
the Specications section is not exceeded. Regulator
operation within ratings does not prevent the possibility
of damage from external sources or from debris in the
pipeline. Refer to the relief sizing coefcients and the
Capacity Information section to determine the required
relief valve capacity.
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