The document provides specifications for a two-way pressure balanced valve. It details the design, materials, sizes available, pressure and temperature ranges, installation guidelines, and pressure drop characteristics.
The document provides specifications for a two-way pressure balanced valve. It details the design, materials, sizes available, pressure and temperature ranges, installation guidelines, and pressure drop characteristics.
The document provides specifications for a two-way pressure balanced valve. It details the design, materials, sizes available, pressure and temperature ranges, installation guidelines, and pressure drop characteristics.
The document provides specifications for a two-way pressure balanced valve. It details the design, materials, sizes available, pressure and temperature ranges, installation guidelines, and pressure drop characteristics.
V212 Two-way Pressure Balanced Valve PN 16 (232 psi) V212 can be used in a wide range of applications, such as heating, cooling, air handling and domestic hot water systems. The valve can handle the following types of media: Hot and chilled water. Water with antifreeze additives such as glycol. If the valve is used for media at temperatures below 0C (32F), it should be equipped with a stem heater in order to prevent ice formation on the valve stem.
The rangability is the ratio of Kv and Kvmin (Cv and Cvmin). Kv (Cv) is the flow through the valve in m3/h at the specified valve lift and at a pressure drop of 100 kPa across the valve. Kvmin(Cvmin) is the minimum controllable flow (m3/h) at a pressure drop of 100 kPa within the range in which the valve characteristics conform to the slope requirements of IEC 534-1.
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DESIGN AND CHARACTERISTICS
The V212 uses a patented design to balance the pressure. This means that only a moderate force is required to operate tne valve. The design will also handle solid particles in the fluid in an efficient way. The plug is guided throughout the lift, which reduces the risk for vibrations. The valve closes with the stem up. The flow characteristics of the V212 is equal percentage modified.
DESIGN
CHARACTERISTICS
Flow 100 80 60 40 20 Relative valve lift
0 0
20
40
60
80
100
Installed characteristics = 0,5
CAVITATIONS Pressure drop chart at the beginning of cavitation PSI
Cavitation takes place in a valve when the
velocity of the flow between the plug and seat increases to the extent that gas bubbles are created in the water. When, after the plug and seat, the velocity decreases, the gas bubbles collapse (implode), generating conciderable noise and causing conciderable wear on the valve. By means of the cavitation diagram shown in the figure it can be checked if risk of cavitation exists with the working conditions in the pertinent installation.
232
1600
160C (320F)
203
1400
174
1200
140C (284F)
145
1000
116
800
87
600
58
400
29
200
120C (248F) 100C (212F) 80C (176F) 20C (68F)
0 0
100 14,5
200 29
300 43,5
400 500 600 kPa 58 72,5 87 PSI Pressure drop over valve
Pressure drop limit where caviation might occur. Is dependent of valve inlet pressure and temperature of water.
Proceed as follows: Using the static pressure before the valve (e.g. 1000 kPa), plot the horizontal line to the line for the temperature of the liquide (e.g. 120 C). From the intersection point, plot a vertical line downwards and read off the max.permissible pressure drop across the valve. If the computed pressure drop exceeds the value read from the diagram there is risk for cavitation.
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CAVITATIONS
(kPa) Static pressure before valve
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SPECIFICATION OF ACTUATOR The ability to close at various differential pressures depends on valve size and available stem force. The later is determined by the selected actuator. The table shows performances for different actuator/valve combinations. Pc = Permissible pressure differential when the valve is closed M800 Pc
M400 Pc
DN
in.
kPa
psi
kPa
psi
25
1600
232
800
116
32
1600
232
750
109
40
1600
232
700
102
50
1600
232
600
87
INSTALLATION The valve should be mounted with flow direction in accordance with the valve marking.
INSTALLATION A. Typical installation without local circulating pump.
It is recommended to install the valve in the return pipe, in order to avoid exposing the actuator to high temperatures. The valve must not be installed with the actuator mounted below the valve.
To ensure that suspended solids will not become
jammed between the valve plug and seat, a filter should be installed upstream of the valve, and the pipe system should be flushed before the valve is installed.
To provide a good function, the pressure drop
across the valve should be no less than half of the available pressure (P). This corresponds to a valve authority of 50%.
B. Typical installation with
local circulating pump. P
The KV (CV) value of the
valve to be selected so that the entire available pressure drop (P) falls across the control valve.
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PRESSURE DROP CHART
Capacity Cv Kv (m /h at p=100 kPa)
Press. drop psi kPa 300 2000 200 150
0,3 0,25
0,5 0,4
0,7 0,63
1,2 1,0
1,9 1,6
2,9 2,5
4,7 4
7,4 6,3
12 10
19 16
29 25
45 40
1500 1000
100 80 60 50 40 30
800 600 500 400 300 200
20 100 10 8 7 6 5 4 3
80 70 60 50 40 30 20
2 10 1 0,8 0,7 0,6 0,5 0,4 0,3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2
0,2 0,02 0,2
0,03 0,04
0,3 0,4 0,5
0,06 0,08 0,1
0,8 1,0
0,2 2
0,8 1
0,3 0,4 0,5
4
5 6
10
2 20
30
3 40 50
20
5 6 7 8 9 10 80 100
200
300
30 500
40 50 60
80 100 l/s
1000
gpm Flow
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DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT
E
M8
C F
B A Part No 721-
Conn.
Dimensions A
Weight B
D In.
mm
G mm
DN
In.
mm
In.
mm
In.
mm
In.
In.
mm
In.
In.
mm
In.
kg
lb.
1232
25
160
6.30
83
3.27
131
5.16 4x14
4x0.55 20
0.79
46
1.81 115
4.53
85
3.35
3.4
7.5
1236
32
1 180
7.09
87.5
3.44
144.5 5.69 4x19
4x0,75 20
0.79
59.5
2.34 140
5.51
100 3.94
5.0
11.0
1240
40
1 200
7.87
83.5
3.29
146
5.75 4x19
4x0,75 20
0.79
61
2.40 150
5.91
110 4.33
6.1
13.4
1244
50
9.06
99.5
3.92
161
9.34 4x19
4x0,75 20
0.79
76
3.00 165
6.50
125 4.92
8.3
18.3
230
mm
SPARE PARTS
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Stuffing box Standard type S. . . . . . . . . . . . max 150 C (302 F) Item number. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-001-0800-0
