Natural gas pressure regulator Brise N
for hydrogenspringsingle-stage

natural gas pressure regulator
natural gas pressure regulator
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Characteristics

Product
for hydrogen, for natural gas
Technology
spring
Number of stages
single-stage
Material
brass, stainless steel, iron
Applications
industrial, low-pressure
Other characteristics
for high flow rates, flange
Pressure

Min.: 0.02 bar
(0.29 psi)

Max.: 1.5 bar
(21.76 psi)

Orifice diameter

1 in, 2 in, 3 in

Temperature

Min.: -10 °C
(14 °F)

Max.: 60 °C
(140 °F)

Description

The Brise N is a spring direct actuation pressure regulator designed to work along low set pressures and high gas flow capacity to be used in industrial and commercial applications. One of the main applications is the pressure regulating at the burners' racks (trains) that dernand quick response, even In hlgh flow variation conditions. Normally in these cases beyond the quick response another demand is very low lock up. Usually, for bhese applications are installed solenoid valves with ciosed position less than one second; so the pressure regulator needs to be this kind of perforrnance; otherwise many operational problems can occur. The Brise N pressure regulator has an internal balanced valve allawing low lock up even with high inlet pressures variations, so it can be used with natural gas, LPG or others kind of non corrosive gases. Due to its toughness and simplicity, the maintenance is fast and easy and due to its design be a top entry modet, it is not necessary take the body out of installation ta be repaired. Materials: Seals: Buna N Connections: Thread female NPT / BSP or Flange ANSI 150#RF / DIN PN 16 Other connections and sizes under consult. Applications Combustion

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