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Air Compressor
Calibration Report
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Certificate No. 151424 Page 1 of 1

Environmental Conditions During Test·.
Humidity 30 to 90 %RH
Temperature 5 to 40 oc
Customer Details:
Name: GAS ARABIA METAL FACTORY
Address: Dammam-31471 Near King Abdul Aziz Port Saudi Arabia.,

Unit Under Testing (UUT) Details

Description Air Compressor Identification No. NA

Manufacturer HOKUETSU INDUSTRIES CO. Serial No. 55-4B20433

Model No. PD5265S-4B2 Testing Site On-Site
Calibration Date May 02,2019 Sugg_ested Due Date May01, 2020
The UUC has been checked at workmg pressure 120 psi and found in good condition.

Standard Equipments Used:

Name Serial No. Control No. Calibration Due Dat Traceability
Digital Pressure Gauge 211Hl5550019 ME-228 October 28, 20 19 MAAZ/IAS CL-1 51
Testing Engineer: Approved By:

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(Technical Manager)

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Air Receiver
Test Report
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TECHNICAL EST.
lntertek ISO 9001 :2015

HYDRO TEST CERTIFICATE

Certificate No: TIN-284305-20

This is to certify that the device detailed hereon have been tested against
traceable International Standards for functional operations only. These conform,
unless otherwise noted below, in all respects to the specifications relevant hereto.

Customer : SETCCO
Address : Dammam
Our Ref : 16940-Jan-20
Device : Air Tank
Manufacturer :UM
S/No : PX-3232
Date of Testing: 14-Jan-20
Recommended Retest Date : 13-Jan-21

TESTING CONDUCTED ITEMS

I Equip ment I Manufacture I S/No. I Desc ription I Cai. Date I Due Date
Pressure Relief Valve Hydroseal 594273-2 Set Pressure: 157.50 Psi 14-0 1-20 20-0 1-20
Digital Test Gauge Crystal 07244 Range: 0-3000 Psi 09- 12- 19 09- 12-20
Hydro Test Pump Haskel 0104.11.01 K2 (PG # 405) 30-0 1-19 29-01-20

Comments:

The Unit has been checked functionaly for the Air Tank and is found working
satisfactorily according to the Manufacturer's Specification.
Test Reports

Hydro Test No Leak

Test Pressure 150 Psi 30 mins

Tested By: Approved By:

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Dammam, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - C.R. No.. 2062019642,

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SAUDI ARAMCO VENDOR REGISTRATION

December 23, 2009

YOUR SAUDI ARAMCO VENDOR

REGISTRATION NUMBER: 10042790

TECHNICAL ESTABLISHMENT REPAIR ELECTRIC MOTORS PUMPS AND VALVES

P.O.BOX.1836
Sihat31972
Saudi Arabia

Gentlemen;

Thank you for your interest in providing contract services to Saudi Aramco. Your new contractor registration
application has been approved and your Company has been assigned the following Vendor Number:

YOUR ASSIGNED SAUDI ARAMCO VENDOR NUMBER: 10042790

(Please note this Vendor Number for your future reference.)

A unique usemame and temporary password will be sent to each of your Company's Designated Contacts (as
specified in your registration application) to enable them to access Saudi Aramco's Electronic Contracting
Network (ECN). ECN is accessible through the Saudi Aramoo Portal at htto://vendor.aramco.com.

It is important to note that this registration merely provides Saudi Aramco with current contact and other basic
information about your Company. This registration is different from contractor pregualification which is
performed seoarateiV in connection with a specific contract or group of similar contracts. The method Saudi
Aramco uses to prequalify and select bidders for each contract depends on the oontracrs complexity and
urgency in addition to the number of potentially qualified contractors for the required work. The most important
source of contractor information that Saudi Aramco will heavily rely on is each registered contractor's
Contractor Profile in ECN, which each contractor can update themselVes online and at any time.

Therefore, the most important step for your Company to take immediately after receiving your ECN
usemames and passwords is to promptly complete the remaining sections of your Contractor Profile in ECN.
These sections include:

*Introduction
.. Work Experience
* Certificates
* Human Resources
*Equipment
* Branches I Camp~ /laydown Yards
* Financial Information
., Parent Company I Affiliates I Subsidiaries I Sole Agency Agreements

We appreciate your int~rest in doing business with Saudi Aramco and wish you the best of success.

Sincerely yours,
Mangager
Saudi Aramco Contracting Department
FIG A:-: AIR RECEIVER

FIG B:- NAME PLATE

 MOISTURE SEPARATOR
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
JANUARY 2014

SAVE THIS MANUAL AND MAKE AVAILABLE

TO ALL USERS OF THIS EQUIPMENT!
Manual Part Number 7200-305

AXXIOM Manufacturing, Inc.

11927 S. Highway 6, Fresno, Texas 77545
800.231.2085 * 281.431.0581 * fax 281.431.1717
0.0 SAFETY WARNINGS

0.1 Important Safety Instructions

0.1.1 Do not remove, repair or replace any item on vessel while it is under pressure.
0 .1.2 Do not operate if there is a leak in the vessel. Immediately take vessel out of service and
call your certifying authority.
0.1.3 Do not operate above maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) at maximum
operating temperature COF) shown on ASME nameplate.
0.1.4 Do not weld, grind or sand vessel. It will not be safe to operate.
0.1.5 Do not operate if the vessel has been damaged by fire. Take out of service immediately
and notify your certifying authority.
0.1.6 Any damage to vessel can make it unsafe. Inspect outside and inside of vessel regularly
for corrosion or damage (i.e. dents, gouges or bulges). If damaged take out of service
immediately and notify your certifying authority.
0.1. 7 Do not connect the air discharge on this unit onto a common header with any other unit
of any description, or any other source of compressed air, without first making sure a
check valve is used between the header and this unit. If this unit is connected in parallel
with another unit of higher discharge pressure and capacity, a safety hazard could occur
in a back-flow condition.

0.2 Recommended Safe Procedures

0.2.1 Never attempt to perform maintenance while the unit is under pressure or is even capable
ofbeing pressurized. This means at a minimum the inlet ball valve should be closed and
ideally the air source be shut off or disconnected. Anytime the manual blow-down valve
is closed it should be assumed that the unit is under pressure.
0.2.2 This machine contains high pressure air which can cause severe injury or death from flying
parts. Always relieve pressure before removing covers, plugs, caps or other parts from
the pressurized air system. Follow these rules for safe operation.

• Do not remove access cover until all air pressure is out of vessel.
• Do not try to tighten cover if you hear or feel a leak. Immediately shut off
air supply to vessel and reduce pressure to zero. Install a new cover and
gasket.
• Do not use power tools or cheater bars to tighten nut on cover. Too much
force can distort cover and/or gasket. If damaged by over tightening, the
cover can blow out and cause serious injury
• Inspect cover and sealing surface eve1y time cover is removed or at least
once a year for damage such as corrosion, cracks or distortion. If there is
any damage, install a new cover and/or gasket.

0.2.3 Periodically check all hoses to see that they are in good condition. Repair any valves or
hoses that show any signs of wear or leakage.
0.2.4 All air hose couplings are provided with holes which must be safety pinned or wired to
prevent accidental disconnections.
0.2.5 The interior condition of the vessel should be inspected regularly for corrosion.

0-1
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

0.0 SAFETY WARNINGS

1.0 GENERAL DATA

2.0 THEORY OF OPERATION

3.0 OPERATING PROCEDURES

4.0 MAINTENANCE

5.0 PARTS LIST

6.0 REFERENCE DATA

1.0 GENERAL DATA

1.1 Moisture Separator Dimensional Specifications

MODEL. PART HEIGHT WIDTH LENGTH INLET OUTLET WEIGHT

·... NO.. TYPE
1 NO. ~•(mm) in(mm} ln(mm) (NPT) (NPT) lbs (kgs)
800 CFM 1200-080-03 STATIONARY 28(711) 13 (330) 15 (381) 2" 2" 40 (18)
800CFM 1200·080·02 l'ORTABLE 40 (1016) 18 (457) 20 (508) 2" 2" 57 (26)
800 CFM 1200-080-06 STATIONARY W/FITTINGS 28(711) 13 (330) 26 (660) 2" 2" 50 (23)
800CFM 1200-0&ocos PORTABLE WIFITTINGS 40 (1016) 18 (457) 26 (660) 2" 2" 67 (30)

1600 CFM 1200-160-03 STATIONARY 33 (838) 19 (483) 21 (533) 2" 2" 105 (48)

l600CFM !200-160-02 PORTABLE 45 (ll4) 22 (559) 27 (686) 2" 2" 125 (57)
1600 CFM 1200-160-04 STATONARY W/FITTINGS 33 (838) 19 (483) 33 (838) 2" 2" Ill (52)

1600.CFM 1200-160-05 PORTABLE \YIFITTINGS 45 (ll4) 22 (559) 33 (838) 2" 2" 135 (62)

1.2 Moisture Separator Operating Specifications

Maximum Working Pressure 150 psi @ 250°F

Minimum Metal Temperature -20°F@ 125 psi
Tank Volume See table below

MODEL NO. 800CFM 1600 CFJ\1

VOLUME (cu ft} 1.1 3.4

(Liters) (31) (96)

1.3 Warranty

All U.S. Filter I Schmidt products are guaranteed to be free of defects in material and
workmanship at time of shipment. US. Filter I Schmidt will replace any of its products or
component parts thereof which thus prove defective under proper use within three months of the
date sold, provided that prompt notice has been given to U.S. Filter I Schmidt. However, US.
Filter I Schmidt's liability is limited to replacement of such defective products or components and
U.S. Filter I Schmidt shall have no liability for labor, consequential damages or special charges.
This guarantee is in lieu of all other representations.

1.4 Return Merchandise Policy

In no case is merchandise to be returned to U.S. Filter I Schmidt for credit without authorization.
At the time of authorization, U.S. Filter I Schmidt will issue a return authorization number which
must be included on all packages and correspondence. Any material returned without prior
authorization will remain the property of the sender and U.S. Filter I Schmidt will not be
responsible for same.

All returns must be shipped prepaid freight. All returns may be exchanged for other equipment
or parts of equal dollar value. If goods are not exchanged, they are subject to a 15% restocking
charge. Any cost incurred by U.S. Filter I Schmidt to restore such goods to first class condition
will be charged to the customer.

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2.0 GENERAL OPERATION

Moisture accumulates in compressd air in vapor form at the air compressor. This moisture
creates problems in a blast system when the hot compressed air cools as it reaches the
equipment. When the compressed air cools the vapor condenses into water droplets. In
blast systems this cooling occurs in two primary areas. First, when it enters the blast vessel
where it expands. Second, as the compressed air exits the blast nozzle again it expands.
This expansion cools the air causing condensation of moisture in the blast media and on
the object being blasted.

The moisture separator is designed to remove condensed moisture and contaminants from
compressed air for use in abrasive blasting equipment. Moisture and. contaminants shorten
the life of equipment controls and decrease blasting efficiency. Note: A moisture separator
does not remove moisture that is in vapor form. Therfore in high humidty areas it is
possible for moisture to condense downstream of the separator as the compressed air
cools.

This manual contains part identification numbers(#) within the text that are found on the
drawing in section 5-0, page #5-2. Refer to this drawing as needed while reading this
manual.

2.1 AIR INLET

The compressed air enters the separator tank(# 1) at the air inlet connection. The air inlet
connection is the port located low on the separator tank shell. This location is below the
separator element. The separator may be equipped with an inlet crowfoot (#2) and an inlet
ball valve (#3) depending on the model. If the separator is not equipped with these fittings,
they should be field installed. Note: Some models are equipped with mutiple air inlets.

2.2 SEPARATOR TANK

The separator tank (# 1) houses a stainless steel coalescent element which separates
moisture droplets and contaminents from the compressed air. The separator tank also
allows the compressed air to expand causing moisture condensation. The air enters the
tank at a low elevation, as the flow rises through the tank it passes through the stainless
steel element. The condensed moisture clings to the stainless steel element then drops to
the bottom of the separator tank. The moisture collected in the separator tank can be
drained through the ball valve (#6) located at the bottom of the separator tank. This ball
valve should be left slightly open anytime the system is in operation. This allows water to
be drained as it is filtered from the air. After each use the drain ball valve should be
completely opened to drain all the moisture that has accumulated. The drain ball valve
(#6) should be left open anytime the unit is not in use.

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 2.2.1 Stainless Steel Coalescent Element
The stainless steel element removes condensed moisture and contaminents from
the air stream as it passes through. The air moves freely through the element, but
moisture droplets cannot make the turns through the element as quickly because
of there higher enertia. Therefore the moisture droplets are caught in the mesh.
As more droplets are caught in the mesh they collect and grow in size. When they
become large enough they run down through the mesh to the bottom of the
separator tank. The moisture collected can be drained through the drain ball valve
(#6) at the bottom of the separator tank.

2.2.2 Drain Ball Valve

Any moisture accumulated in the separator tank can be drained from the drain ball
valve (#6). This ball valve should be left slightly open anytime the system is in
operation. This allows water to be drained as it is filtered from the air. After each
use the drain ball valve should be completely opened to drain all the moisture that
has accumulated. The drain ball valve (#6) should be left open anytime the unit is
not in use.

2.2.2 Pressure Release

To relieve the separator tank pressure turn off the supply air and close the air inlet
ball valve(s) (#3) and the air outlet ball valve(s) (#5). Then open the drain ball
valve (#6) located at the bottom of the tank. CAUTION: The air pressure in all
connecting hoses and equipment must also be relieved.

2.2.3 Inspection Port

Each moisture separator has a plugged port (#7) at the top for inspection. This
port can also be used to clean the stainless steel coalescent element (refer to
section 4-0).

2.3 AIR OUTLET

The compressed air, free of condensed moisture and contaminents, exits the separator at
the air outlet connection. The air outlet connection is the port located high on the
separator tank shell. This location is above the separator element. The separator may be
equipped with an outlet crowfoot (#4) and an outlet ball valve (#5) depending on the
model. If the separator is not equipped with these fittings, they should be field installed.
Note: Some models are equipped with mutiple air outlets.

2.4 FLOW CAPACITY

The air flow capacity for the moisture separator is found on the vessel nameplate It is
identified by the model number (i.e. 800 CFM). The blast nozzle(s) to be used determine
the flow requirement. Refer to section 6. 0 table I for nozzle air consumption for blast
nozzles at various blast pressures.

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3.0 OPERATING PROCEDURE

This section contains part identification numbers(#) within the text that are found on the
drawing in section 5-0, page #5-2. Refer to this drawing as needed while reading this
manual. Do not attempt to operate this equipment before completely reading this manual.

3.1 Unit Set Up:

3.1.1 Close the air inlet ball valve(s) (#3).

3.1.2 Close the air outlet ball valve(s) (#5).

3.1.3 Close drain ball valve (#6).

3.1.4 Connect an air supply hose(s) to the air inlet connection(s) (#2) and install safety
clips to prevent accidental disconnections during operation.

3.1.5 Connect output air supply hose(s) to the outlet cormection(s) (#4) on the separator
tank and install safety clips to prevent accidental disconnections during operation.

3.2 Unit Operation:

3 .2.1 After completion of the procedures in section 3 .1, the moisture separator is now
ready for compressed air. Supply air to the unit by starting the air compressor
and/or by opening the compressor's air outlet valve.

3.2.2 Slowly open the air inlet ball valve(s) (#3).

3.2.3 Slightly open drain ball valve (#6) so that moisture can be drained from the
separator tank as it is removed from the compressed air.

3.2.4 Follow all set up procedures for the blast equipment or other equipment to be used
with the moisture separator. Then open the outlet ball valve(s) (#5) to supply air.

3.3 Unit Shut Down:

3.3.1 Turn off the air compressor and/or close the compressor's air outlet ball valve.

3.3.2 Close the air outlet ball valve(s) (#5).

3.3.3 Slowly open the drain ball valve (#6) to relieve all the air pressure.

3.3.4 Close the air inlet ball valve(s) (#3).

3.3.4 Follow the shut down procedures for all connecting equipment to relieve all
pressurized air vessels and hoses.

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5.0 PARTS LIST
This section contains a parts breakdown covering all the major components which may
require maintenance during operation of the Moisture Separator. The major items
identified in the parts list are found on the drawing on page #5-2. Refer to this drawing
as needed while reading this manuaL

MOISTURE SEPARATOR 800 CFM AND 1600 CFM

ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION

I. 1200-080-00 800 CFM moisture separator vessel
1200-160-00 1600 CFM moisture separator vessel
1200-XXX-XX Non-standard models (provide serial number)
2. 4211-109 Crowfoot, 4-lug 2"
4211-108 Crowfoot, 4-lug 1-1/2"
4211-107 Crowfoot, 4-lug 1-114" ·
3. 2401-509 Ball valve, 2" full port
2401-508 Ball valve, 1-1/2" full port
2401-507 Ball valve, 1-114" full port
4. 4211-109 Crowfoot, 4-lug 2"
4211-108 Crowfoot, 4-lug I -1/2"
4211-107 Crowfoot, 4-lug 1-114"
4209-106 Crowfoot, 2-lug I"
4209-105 Crowfoot, 2-lug 3/4"
5. 2401-509 Ball valve, 2" full port
2401-508 Ball valve, 1-1/2" full port
2401-507 Ball valve, 1-114" full port
2401-506 Ball valve, I" full p01t
2401-505 Ball valve, 3/4" full port
6. 2401-502 Ball valve, 1/4" full port
3031-312-02 Hex nipple, 1/4" x 1/4"
3006-102 Elbow, street 90° 1/4" galvanized
7. 3014-009 Plug, 2"
3014-007 Plug, 1-114"
8. 3026-008-02 Bushing, 1-1/2" x 1/4"
3026-007-02 Bushing, 1-1/4" x 1/4"
9. 3029-009-99 Nipple, 2" x close
3029-008-99 Nipple, 1-1/2" x close
3029-007-99 Nipple, 1-114" x close
10. 3029-009-99 Nipple, 2" x close
3029-008-99 Nipple, 1-1/2" x close
3029-007-99 Nipple, 1-114" x close
3029-006-99 Nipple, I" x close
3029-005-99 Nipple, 3/4" x close
II. 7046-002 Wheel, semi-pneumatic 800MT
7046-003 Wheel, semi-pneumatic 1600MT
12. 7040-001 Axle, 3/4" x 17-1/2" 800MT
7040-003 Axle, 3/4" x 22" 1600MT
13. 1200-000-0 I Handle, 800MT & !GOOMT
7032-005 Handle grip, 3/4"

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 MOISTURE SEPARATOR
(800 CFM AND 1600 CFM)

AINLESS STEEL
COALESCENT
ELEMENT
AIR
OUTLET

AIR
INLET

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1 I 1 I 7031 -001 DECAL MEDIUM "SCHMIDT"
2 I 1 I 7031-007A DECAL "PRESSURIZED VESSEL"
3 I 1 I 7031 -017 DECAL "INLET"
4 I 1 I 7031-018 DECAL "OUTLET"
- ' -' 7031-999-01 DECAL KIT MOISTURE TRAP

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NOTE: ON UNITS THAT ARE SHIPPED PRIMED ONLY, ALL DECAL/WARNING LABELS ARE
TO BE SHIPPED SEPARATELY ALONG WITH A COPY OF THIS DRAWING
TOLERANCES UNLESS
NOTES:

S C H Mll!T
OTHERWISE NOTED
ANGLES ±
FRACTIONS ±
.X ±
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SCALE: 1 :8.5
~~PROVED ~~ DRAWN BY: JH
DATE: 1/24/03 REVISED
c ITEM 2 WAS 7031 -007 8/24/04 I JH
B ADDED DECAL KIT 9/12/03 IJH 800 CFM & 1600 CFM MOISTURE TRAP PLACEMENT DETAIL
A CORRECTED PART NO. ON ITEM 4 9/12/03 PART DRAWING
REV DESCRIPTION DATE NUMBER: NUMBER: I:\A-FDWGS\SAFETY\DECALMT.VC6
6.0 BLASTINGDATA

6.1 TABLE 1 APPROXIMATE AIR CONSUMPTION (CFM) PER BLAST NOZZLE

NOZZLE PRESSURE
NOZZLE SIZE 60psi ·. 70 p<l 80 .psi 90 P" 100 p,J 120 psi 140 p<l

No.2 1/8" 14 16 18 20 22 26 30

N0.3 '..-. 31£6" 32 36 41 45 49 sx 66

No.4 1/4" 57 65 72 80 90 l05 121

No.s 5/16" .... 90 101 113 125 140 160 185

No.6 3/8" 126 145 163 182 200 23:'\ 270
No,T ·. ?!1"6'* 170 193 215 240 270 3l:'i 360
No.8 1/2" 230 260 290 320 350 410 470

> No.IO 518" 360 406 454 500 550 640 740
No.l2 314" 518 585 652 720 790 92.~ 1060

6.2 TABLE2 ABRASIVE CONSUMPTION (lb s. per hour ) PER BLAST NOZZLE
NOZZLE PRESSURE
NOZZLE SIZE 60psl 70psl SO Psi 90psi 100 psl 120 psi 140 p!l
No.2 1/8" 90 105 115 130 140 }(i) 190
No3 3116"> . 205 ·. 230 260 290 320 375 430
No.4 114" 365 420 460 500 560 660 760
No.5 5/16" 575 650 725 825 900 1050 1200
No.6 3/8" 840 945 1050 1155 1260 1475 1700
No.7 7116" 1150 !300 1450 1600 1750 2050 2350
No.8 112" !460 1660 1850 2000 2250 2650 3000
No.IO .·. 5!8" 2290 2600 2900 3125 3520 4100 4750
No.l2 3/4" 3300 3750 4180 4500 5060 5950 6800

6.3 TABLE3 HOSE SELECTION GUIDE (BLASTING laJ 100 psi)

NOZZLE SIZE No..4 114" No.5 5/16 11 No.6 3/8" No.7 7/16 11 No.8 112''
Cl'M@ lOOpsi 90 !40 200 270 350
AIR HOSE I 114" 1 li4" I 112" 1 l/2H 2"

BLAST HOSE !" I 1/4" 1 114" I 112" 1 1/2"

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MEDIA ( Jbs per hl'}. ·• >. 560 900 1260 1750 2250

6.4 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON BLASTING PRODUCTIVITY

Air volwne and pressure are very important. The blasting production rate will increase with higher blasting
pressures and decrease with lower blasting pressures. The National Association of Corrosion Engineers'
data suggests that for each l psi reduction in nozzle pressure, there is a 1.5% production loss. Pressure
drop through a Schmidt blast tmit is nonnally less than I psi, while blast units manufactured by some of
our competitors have pressw-e losses as high as 12 psi resulting in an 18% loss of production. Air pressure
loss can also be avoided by using the shortest possible hose of adequate size. The inside diameter of both
the blast hose (other than whip hose) and the air hose should be approximately three times the diameter of
the orifice in the blast nozzle.
Standard Schmidt blast units are rated for a maximtm1 pressure of 125 psi although high pressure
units rated for !50 psi are available on request.

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