3. The balance of the tools have a design safety factor of 2.5. The Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System is designed to handle flow control on pipe sizes up to 2” on PVC pipe. See Section 4.0 to identify and install the correct components before operating the equipment.
Mainline Control Systems (MCS) before proceeding at 844-FLO-STOP. NOTE: The purpose of the Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System is to tap and stop flow in 2” natural gas lines operating at a maximum of 7.5 psi. Review and follow your company safety procedures for operations involving tapping and stopping live natural gas lines.
For additional set up illustrations, see Appendix B or contact your distributor / MCS representative. Remember to consider the ancillary steps like purging / venting the area to be worked on and back pressuring stoppers for removal. The features of the MCS7-2PVC offer options to make these processes efficient. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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8) Keep by-pass / vent ports on towers #2 and #3 open to atmosphere during work to keep gas away from the work area. Follow company procedures for venting and purging gas. 9) This set up can easily be used on both single feed and dual feed systems. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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4) Use system pressure gauge on tower #1, #2, #3, or #4 to determine if stoppers are equalized. 5) When pressure is equalized, deflate stoppers #1 and #4. Retract all stoppers. 6) Remove tools and install completion plugs. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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These connections can also be used to inject nitrogen into the work zone. 8) Keep all by-pass / vent ports on towers open to atmosphere during work to keep gas away from the work area. Follow company procedures for venting and purging gas. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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6) Use system pressure gauge on tower #1 or #2 to determine stoppers are equalized. 7) Deflate and remove stoppers. 8) Remove tools and install completion plugs. NOTE: For additional set up illustrations, see Appendix B. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
Make sure the threads are clean, the o-ring is in place, and the device operates freely. Visually inspect the drilling dome and verify the o-ring is in place. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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Grease the rod with silicone grease for a smooth installation. Then, install the drilling rod through the hot tapping device and dome. Install the cutter onto the drilling rod and tighten the cutter. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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When doing this, make certain the valve doesn’t inadvertently turn. Position feed tube so it is flush with the bottom thread. Verify drilling dome bleed valve is closed. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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Place the drilling rod handle through the top of the drilling rod. Use the handle to turn the drilling rod clockwise (down) to cut the pipe. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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Avoid being above the rod with your hands or face.) WARNING: Always control the drilling rod. Close the slide gate valve. Release pressure from the dome by opening bleed valve. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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NOTE: When taking apart the tapping tool, the cutter should contain the drilling coupon. Use the necessary tools to remove the coupon from the cutter. Clean and store tapping tool in its case. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
NEVER pre-bend the MDS Stopper on the frame!!! This can damage the frame and it will not help as the internal frame is rigid. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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(This is the silver connection.) With the valve open, pull a vacuum to -15 psi on the stopper to make it as compact as possible. Close the valve after evacuation. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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After the stopper stabilizes, wait 10 minutes to make certain the same pressure is maintained within the MDS Stopper. NOTE: Do not inflate the stopper outside of a pipe as it can damage the stopper. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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Lock the gauge rod by operating the black thumb screw. Using the same Kleiss silicon spray you used on the stopper, lightly spray the open end of the chute. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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Position the stopping tower so stopper will be inserted into the correct position. (The stopper deploys out the opposite side of which the by-pass / vent port is attached.) When doing this, make certain the valve doesn’t inadvertently turn. stopper Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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Unlock the orange chute lock and lower the chute into the pipeline. Lock the chute assembly at this position. (The chute is now in the correct position inside the pipeline and you can commence inserting the stopper into the pipeline.) Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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Allow the stopper to stabilize inside the pipeline for at least 10 minutes. Verify inflation pressure and system pressure remains stable. You may now start your work on the pipeline. NOTE: Continue to monitor gauges on stopping towers. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
Hint: If you feel some resistance and can’t move the rod further, push rod in slightly then with speed and a 1/4 turn clockwise pull the rod upwards. Lock the gauge rod by operating the black thumb screw. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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Close the slide gate valve. Open the by-pass / vent port in order to evacuate the stopping tool. Remove the stopping tool from the chute adapter. When doing this, make certain the valve doesn’t inadvertently turn. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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Do not leave it on the ground. Inspect the stopper for damages. Clean the stopper with a cloth. Place a protection cap over the thread. Remove gauges. Clean and store stopping tool in its case. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
The connection is good when the detent balls of the plug spindle grip the completion plug and the metal pieces line up with the holes. You will hear a positive click. Fully retract the plug into the dome. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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Screw the plug into the fitting with the plugging handle until bottomed-out and tight. Test to make sure there is a seal by opening the bleed valve on the dome and relieving the pressure in the dome. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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After the plug seal has been verified, pull the plug spindle fully upwards (out of the completion plug). Remove the dome from the valve. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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(If desired, repair clamp can be left on permanently, but is not necessary after tools are removed.) Disassemble the completion tool. Clean and store the completion tool and valve in their respective cases. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
Thoroughly clean off any dirt, debris, and grease on all tools and stoppers with a lint free cloth and water (well-maintained equipment extends the life) NOTE: MCS recommends that the complete set of tools be inspected, serviced, and tested by an authorized MCS service center on a two year rotation or sooner. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
Coating is coming off, but individual threads are not showing. Discard stopper if weak spots are found. Continue with inspection if everything looks OK. Bad Examples: Discard stoppers shown below since individual threads are exposed, starting to fray, and loose from coating. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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After the stopper stabilizes, wait 10 minutes to make certain the same pressure is maintained within the MDS Stopper. NOTE: Do not inflate the stopper outside of a pipe as it can damage the stopper. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
A = minimum distance between towers | B = stopper length | L1 = minimum distance from stopper/tower to work area L2 = distance from stopper/tower to work area ( measurement is a guide only, follow manufacturer’s fitting recommendations) NOTE: Always inflate stopper #2 first, if possible. Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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A = minimum distance between towers | B = stopper length | L1 = minimum distance from stopper/tower to work area L2 = distance from stopper/tower to work area ( measurement is a guide only, follow manufacturer’s fitting recommendations) Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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A = minimum distance between towers | B = stopper length | L1 = minimum distance from stopper/tower to work area L2 = distance from stopper/tower to work area ( measurement is a guide only, follow manufacturer’s fitting recommendations) Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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A = minimum distance between towers | B = stopper length | L1 = minimum distance from stopper/tower to work area L2 = distance from stopper/tower to work area ( measurement is a guide only, follow manufacturer’s fitting recommendations) Kleiss MCS7-2PVC System Manual www.MainlineControlSystems.com...
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