Ds of Back Pressure Valve (GF) - Brine Pump Discharge
Ds of Back Pressure Valve (GF) - Brine Pump Discharge
Ds of Back Pressure Valve (GF) - Brine Pump Discharge
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Relaxed under
pressure
Pressure Reducing Valve Type 582
Pressure Retaining Valve Type 586
Your added value is
our first priority
We listen to our customers’ needs and we understand what the process requirements are - and in
developing our new valves, we took both into consideration. A compelling feature of our innovative
pressure regulating valves is their completely reengineered design. By reducing the outer geometry, we
have accommodated a key customer request for compactness - without restricting performance in any
way.
Strong on details
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Our compact pressure No matter whether the application requires
regulating valves for system pressure to be reduced or retained.
Maximum performance with minimal space
precise regulation in requirement is what we promise.
your applications.
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It’s your choice
A modular system that provides you with maximum flexibility. With unions available, our pressure
regulating valves are adaptable to any standard or material. Easily replaceable cartridges facilitate
maintenance and spare parts inventory.
PVC-U PVC-C
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Optional manometer with adapter for Snap elements to indicate valve type and sealing material. Integrated fastening bush for safer
media separation. valve fastening.
PP PVDF
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Constant outlet
pressure
Pressure reducing valves, often referred to as pressure control valves, ensure that the pressure at the
valve outlet remains constant. They are used wherever a higher system pressure needs to be reduced to
a pre-defined value. Depending on the application, fluctuating pressures are evened out or devices
branching out from the main pipeline are protected against excessive pressure. For use in high-purity
systems, a special version of the valve is available with an elastomer-free piston.
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You want to control Which is why we have developed a pressure
reducing valve which you can depend on and
your processes easily which is easy to handle.
and reliably.
Function
The pressure on the valve outlet side acts via the diaphragm
on the adjusting spring. By means of the spring preload,
which is adjusted via the set screw on the valve, an equilib-
rium of forces is established. If the outlet pressure rises
above the set value, the piston is lifted against the spring
force. The valve closes and the outlet pressure is reduced. If
the outlet pressure falls below the set value, the piston is
pressed down by the spring force. The valve begins to open
until a state of equilibrium is reestablished. Irrespective of a
rising or falling inlet pressure, the outlet pressure remains
largely constant because it is not directly correlated to the
inlet pressure.
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Constant inlet
pressure
Pressure retaining valves, also known as overflow valves, ensure that the pressure at the valve inlet
remains constant. They are used wherever the system pressure needs to remain constant or a defined
counterpressure needs to be generated against feed pumps. It balances out pressure pulsation and
reduces pressure peaks. If the valve is installed on the branch of a T-fitting, it can be used as an over-
flow or relief valve.
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You want to control This is why we have developed a new pressure
retaining valve that contributes to the energy
your processes effi- and cost efficiency of your processes.
ciently.
Function
By means of adjustable spring force, the desired pressure is
set in the valve inlet. If the inlet pressure rises above the set
value, e.g. due to excessive delivery rate of the pump, the
valve piston is lifted against the spring force. As a result, the
valve opens and the pressure in the outlet pipe is reduced. If
the pressure in the inlet pipe falls, the spring force presses
the piston down toward the valve seat and closes the valve
as soon as the inlet pressure sinks below the preset spring
tension. In this way, a constant pressure in the inlet pipe is
maintained.
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Produced
in the clean room
Special, elastomer-free piston design
for your high-purity applications.
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Specifications
Type 582
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140 Size 100 %
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16DN10 (3/8“) 1000 l/h 4.4 gpm
120
8 20DN15 (1/2“) 1600 l/h 7.0 gpm
25DN20 (3/4“) 2500 l/h 11.0 gpm
7 100
32DN25 (1“) 4000 l/h 17.6 gpm
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80
40DN32 (1 1/4“) 6000 l/h 26.4 gpm
P2 [bar]
P2 [psi]
5 50DN40 (1 1/2“) 10000 l/h 44.0 gpm
60 63DN50 (2“) 16000 l/h 70.4 gpm
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40 On the left, you see the schematic diagram of
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the hysteresis curve. The corresponding table
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1 shows the maximum values at 100 % in the dia-
0 0 gram.
0% Q 100 %
Hysteresis curve
Pressure reducing valve type 582
100 % corresponds to a flow velocity of 2 m/s (6.6 ft/s).
Type 586
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140 Size 100 %
9 16DN10 (3/8“) 1000 l/h 4.4 gpm
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120 20DN15 (1/2“) 1600 l/h 7.0 gpm
25DN20 (3/4“) 2500 l/h 11.0 gpm
7 100
32DN25 (1“) 4000 l/h 17.6 gpm
6
40DN32 (1 1/4“) 6000 l/h 26.4 gpm
80
P1 [bar]
P1 [psi]
3
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On the left, you see the schematic diagram of
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20 the hysteresis curve. The corresponding table
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shows the maximum values at 100 % in the dia-
0 0
0% Q 100 % gram.
Hysteresis curve
Pressure retaining valve type 586
100 % corresponds to a flow velocity of 2 m/s (6.6 ft/s).
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Flow characteristics and technical details
Hysteresis curve Pressure-temperature diagram
The hysteresis curves illustrated to the left result from open- The pressure/temperature curves are valid for applications
ing and closing the valve. They show the setting range of with water or aqueous media, working temperature 20 ˚C
0.5 - 9.0 bar (7-130 psi). The values apply to water at 20˚C (68 ˚F ), service life 25 years and a design factor C = 2. T (°F)
-58 -28 2 32 62 92 122 152 182 212 242 272 302
P (psi)
P (bar)
9
8 120
7 PP-H 100
6
0.1 1.45 80
5
4 60
3 40
2
P0900962
1 20
50
15
20
25
32
40
0 0
DN
DN
DN
DN
DN
DN
-50 -40 -30 -20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
T (°C)
0.01 0.145
0.0145
582 Pressure reducing valve
0.001
1 10 100 1000 10000
P (psi)
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P (bar)
10 8
PVC-C 120
P0900561
1 20
0 0
-50 -40 -30 -20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90
T (°C)
9
8 120
40 1 1/2 50 286 17140 19.7 7 PP-H 100
6
80
50 2 63 293 17610 20.2 1.45 5
4 60
3 40
2
P0900962
1 20
50
15
20
25
32
40
0 0
Kv100 at pressure differential p = 1 bar
DN
DN
DN
DN
DN
DN
-50 -40 -30 -20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150
Cv100 at pressure differential p = 1 psi T (°C)
0.145
0.0145
10 100 1000 10000
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As individual as your We have been engineering application-oriented
system solutions successfully in plastic for over
applications, as diverse 50 years. We offer individual, comprehensive
systems and single components for a variety of
as your requirements. applications and media. The further development
of our portfolio is a crucial success factor for us
and our customers. Our new pressure regulating
valves have impressed users in the most diverse
applications, thanks to their innovative outer
geometry and specific material properties.
Versatile in use
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Your decision
We make selecting the right products
as simple as possible
We offer you an ideal combination of personal support
and technical planning tools. With our online tools you
have an overview of all the decisive criteria for optimal
valve selection: e.g. chemical resistance tables to
determine the right material for your application or
calculation tools for layout and dimensioning.
With our practical online tool, you can find the right product for your application
quickly and easily. For more information:
www.gfps.com/prv
V 586 V 582
your flow rate determines the valve size your flow rate
your application pressure determines the spring force your application pressure
manometer? manometer?
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