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Can an SIS system use electric valves?

2017-10-24View Original

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The company’s storage tank area was previously controlled manually; now a safety instrumented system is to be installed, and there is no gas supply available in the vicinity
Reply #22017-10-24
The key issue is whether the electric valve has a SIL certification; its operating speed is slow, and it is unclear whether the safety authorities will approve its use as an emergency shut-off valve.
Reply #32017-10-24
There is no rule stating that SIS cannot use electric valves
Reply #42017-10-24
Sure, check the tank area design specifications. Design Code for Automation Systems of Petrochemical Tank Areas
Reply #52017-10-26
In tank areas, we use electric emergency shut-off valves in many applications; these can be combined with combustible gas alarm devices, level sensors, and fire protection system interlocks
Reply #62017-10-26
Yes, but it depends on the response time of the electric valve
Reply #72017-10-27
The tank area here also uses electric valves, and there are no problems.

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