Steam breather valve MOD.111 series
flangediaphragm

steam breather valve
steam breather valve
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Characteristics

Fluid
for steam
Other characteristics
flange, diaphragm
Controlled pressure

Max.: 2,942 Pa
(0.4 psi)

Min.: 980.7 Pa
(0.1 psi)

DN

Max.: 12 in

Min.: 2 in

Flow rate

Max.: 300 m³/h
(10,594.4 ft³/h)

Min.: 0 m³/h
(0 ft³/h)

Description

These valves are designed to protect the reservoirs against excessive positive or negative (vacuum) pressures due to the loading or unloading operations and to the temperature variations, when the vapours are to be collected in exhaust lines. As the reservoir pressure exceeds the valve's relief or vacuum setting, the pallets arise allowing the venting or the vacuum relieving of the reservoir. These valves are used when the setting values exceed 800 mbar. These valves are used on blanketed tanks. Through the valve an inert gas can be fed into the reservoir when its pressure value is below the blanketing pressure. Tightness by elastomeric O-Rings (NBR, FPM/FKM, FFKM) to minimize the leakages. MAIN FEATURES REPLACEABLE SEATS ANTIFREEZING PALLETS The drips around the pallet avoids condensate collecting around the seat. PALLET GUIDES LOCATED ABOVE THE SEAT This arrangement assures a no-jamming guide of the pallet not affected by contaminant fluids as a dose coupling between pallet and guides is not necessary. BIRD SCREEN AVOIDS THE ENTERING OF FOREIGN ELEMENTS. SETTING any setting available, charging the pallet's dead weight load, between ± 20 mbar and ± 400 mbar (On request higher sets)

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ACHEMA 2024

10-14 Jun 2024 Frankfurt am Main (Germany) Hall 8.0 - Stand G2

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