Differential pressure flow controller VCD 1000
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differential pressure flow controller
differential pressure flow controller
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Characteristics

Technology
differential pressure, diaphragm
Fluid
for gas
Other characteristics
precision, for low flow rates
Pressure

50 psi

Description

The Porter Model VCD 1000 flow controller is precision-engineered to control low gas flows at constant mass flow rates regardless of changes in downstream pressure. The Porter Model VCD 1000 flow controller is precision-engineered to control low gas flows at constant mass flow rates regardless of changes in downstream pressure. The VCD 1000 maintains a preset pressure differential across a laminar flow element. Turning the fine-pitched adjusting stem varies the force on an internal diaphragm, which alters the differential pressure across the laminar low element, thereby changing the flow rate. This design yields extremely linear flow output in relation to stem rotation and virtually eliminates the sawtoothing associated with valve-based controllers. The laminar flow elements are available in full scale flow rates from 5 sccm up to 1500 sccm (He @ 70°F and 50 PSIG). Markets: • Chemical • Pharmaceutical • Laboratories and Test Facilities • General Purpose Features/Benefits: • Delrin® adjusting stem with 56 pitch threads • Turns Vs. flow relationship is linear • Bubble-tight shut-off • Full scale flow rates from 5 SCCM up to 1500 SCCM (He @ 70°F and 50 PSIG) • Replaceable inlet filter included • Standard panel mount configuration Applications: • Precision low gas flow control • Linear flow • Gas flow indication • Flow measurement of gases • Utilities • Gas delivery • Oxygen aeration

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