Shutoff valves EQA 17-25-27

INTRODUCTION
This valves have been designed to protect gas systems against
overpressure or too low pressure (17 AB model). They are installed
upstream of regulator, with a control line conected downstream,
acording to the scheme (see next page). Regulator outlet pressure
is registred by one side of the diaphragm in shutoff valve. When an
excessive rise or decrease in outlet pressure equals the set
pressure of main spring, the stem moves stopping flow completely.
To restablish it, a reset button has to be activated, once the problem
has been solved.
-Positive shutoff
After closing, shutoff valve stays closed until the system is reseted. EQA 17-25-27

Tight shutoff of elastomeric seat in plug assembly provides effective

isolation.
-Easy manteinance
Seat, diaphragm and filter can be replaced without removing body
from line.
EQA-17/25/27

Technical data

B17 B27 B25 B17AB B

High pressure shutoff device YES YES YES YES
Low pressure shutoff device NO NO NO YES
High flow shutoff device NO NO NO YES
Max. working pressure (bar) 10 19 25 6
Max. body pressure (bar) 17 30 40 17
A

0.010 (low)
Min. shutoff pressure (bar) 0.02 0.02 0.02 0.040 (high)
1.2 (low)
Max. shutoff pressure (bar) 4.5 4.5 4.5 2.0 (high)
Body material Cast iron Steel C. iron
Threads type BSP BSP BSP BSP
Capacity See chart
Installation position Indifferent

Dimensions (mm.)

B17/27/17AB B25
A B A B
Connections 3/4” y 1” 117 180 117 185
Connections 1½” y 2” 160 190 160 195

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Installation scheme
8 7 6
With one regulator 1- Inlet ball valve
2- Filter
3- Shutoff valve
4- Pressure regulator
5- Pressure tap
6- Outlet ball valve
1 2 3 10 4 5
7- Pressure tap
With two regulator
9 8 7 8- Manometer
9- Ball valves
10- Reset

1 2 3 10 4 5 6

Capacities acording to pressure loss and diameter (mod. B17, B17AB and B25)
Flow in Nm³/hour of Natural Gas.

500 300
Flow in Nm³/hour of LPG.

300 200

200
2"
100 Ø
90 "
80 1½
Ø
100 70 1"
90 Ø
60 "
80
50 3/4
70 Ø
60 40
50
30
40

30 20

20

15 10
100

200

400
300
10

20

30

40

50
60
70
80
90
1

5
6
7
8
9

*Consult capacities for B27 model Pressure loss in mbar.

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 CONVERSION UNITS

Pressure conversions
To obtain Pounds per Inches of Milimeters of Inches of Milimeters Bar Milibar Kilograms per Kilopascals
Square Inch Water Column Water Column Mercury of Mercury Square centimeter
Multiply (psi) (in H2O) (in H2O) (in Hg) (mm Hg) (bar) (mbar) (kg/cm2) (Kpa)
psi 1 27,68 703,1 2,036 51,7 0,06895 68,95 0,0703 6,895
in H2O 0,0361 1 25,4 0,07355 1,87 0,002491 2,491 0,00254 0,22491
mm H2O 0,0014 0,0394 1 0,00289 0,07355 0,000098 0,0981 0,0001 0,00981
in Hg 0,4911 13,6 345,4 1 25,4 0,03386 33,86 0,03453 3,386
mm Hg 0,01934 0,535 13,6 0,03937 1 0,001333 1,333 0,00136 0,1333
bar 14,5 401,5 10198,1 29,53 750,06 1 1000 1,02 100
mbar 0,0145 0,4015 10,1981 0,02953 0,7501 0,0001 1 0,00102 0,1
Kg/cm2 14,22 393,7 10000 28,96 735,58 0,9807 980,7 1 98,07
Kpa 0,145 4,015 101,98 0,2953 7,501 0,01 10 0,0102 1

Flow conversions
Multiply to obtain Scf/h Scm/h Scf/d Scm/d
Standard Cubic Feet per Hour
(60ºF, 14.7 psia) 1 0,028 24 0,672
Standard Cubic Meter per Hour
(15ºC, 1.01325 bara) 35,71 1 857,04 24
Standard cubic Feet per Day
0,0417 0,0012 1 0,028
Standard cubic Meter per Day
1,4879 0,0417 35,71 1

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