800 Series Valves

800 Series Valves
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800 Series Valves

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Company Overview
ARMAŞ A.Ş., founded in 1998, specializes in manufacturing valves for potable water and agricultural irrigation systems. The company is known for high-quality services and competitive pricing, offering products like Hydraulic Control Valves and Automatic Filtration Systems. ARMAŞ complies with ISO 9001-2000, ISO 14001, and TS 18001 standards, focusing on quality, environmental management, and occupational health and safety. The company prioritizes R&D to improve product reliability and customer satisfaction.
800 Series Hydraulic Control Valves
The Armaş 800 series valves feature a "Y" body design to minimize head loss and resist cavitation at high flow rates. They include a double-chamber diaphragm actuator, adaptable for single-chamber use, and offer various functionalities through different control equipment.
Advantages & Benefits
  • Hydrodynamic "Y" type body design increases flow by 25% compared to standard globe bodies.
  • Double-chamber actuator ensures quick, non-impact opening/closing and reduces blockage risks.
  • Corrosion-resistant components and durable coatings extend operational life.
  • Capable of precise modulation even at low flow rates.
Technical Specifications
  • Pressure Rating: Standard 0.5 - 16 bar, High Pressure 0.5 - 25 bar.
  • Temperature Range: -10°C to 80°C.
  • Connection: Flanged, with options for epoxy or polyester coating.
  • Available Sizes: Ranges from 2 inches to 16 inches.
Operation Principles
The valves use upstream, downstream, and actuator pressures to control opening and closing, allowing modulation through pilot valves to maintain pressure and flow rate control.
Installation and Use
The valves can be used with single or double-chamber actuators. Installation involves configuring the actuator chambers based on pressure requirements. The "A Port" option enhances sensitivity and reduces vibration.
Hydraulic Performance
Performance charts indicate flow rates and head loss for different valve sizes. The "A Port" design offers improved performance over flat discs, particularly in reducing cavitation risks.
Cavitation Prevention
Cavitation occurs when improper pressure values are used. To prevent this, adjust downstream pressure, increase valve diameter, or use multiple valves to manage pressure drops effectively.
Manual Control Valve
  • Description: The Armaş “M” model valve is a hydraulic control valve operated by line pressure, designed for opening/closing via a 3-way selector valve. It features a minimum opening pressure of 0.5 bar and is suitable for high-pressure applications.
  • Installation: Ensure the pipeline is clean, mount the valve level with the pipeline, and follow the arrow direction on the valve. Use gaskets for sealing and tighten bolts crosswise.
  • Adjustment: Use the 3-way selector valve to open or close the valve.
  • Maintenance: Regularly check system conditions, clean the finger filter, and drain water from the actuator in winter.
  • Failure Causes and Solutions: Issues like low line pressure or clogged selector valves can prevent opening or closing. Solutions include checking pressures and cleaning components.
Solenoid Control Valve
  • Description: The Armaş “EL” model valve uses solenoid pilot valves for remote electric control. It supports various voltage options for solenoid coils.
  • Installation: Similar to manual valves, ensure cleanliness and proper mounting direction. Use gaskets and recommended insulation valves.
  • Adjustment: Connect solenoid pilot valve cables correctly and operate the system to deliver water.
  • Maintenance: Periodic checks and cleaning of filters are necessary.
  • Failure Causes and Solutions: Issues like low line pressure or incorrect voltage can prevent operation. Solutions include checking pressures, cleaning ports, and replacing coils.
Pressure Reducing Control Valve
  • Description: The Armaş “PR” model reduces high upstream pressure to a desired lower value using pressure reducing pilot valves.
  • Installation: Ensure proper valve size and direction, and use recommended insulation and relief valves.
  • Adjustment: Adjust downstream pressure using the adjustment bolt and monitor with a pressure gauge.
  • Maintenance: Regular checks and cleaning are required to maintain functionality.
  • Failure Causes and Solutions: Issues like punctured diaphragms or clogged connections can affect operation. Solutions include replacing diaphragms and cleaning components.
Proportional Pressure Reducing Control Valve
  • Description: The Armaş “PRD” model reduces downstream pressure proportionally to upstream pressure, typically at a 1/3 rate.
  • Installation: Follow standard procedures for cleanliness and mounting direction, and use recommended valves for insulation and relief.
  • Maintenance: Regular system checks and filter cleaning are necessary.
  • Failure Causes and Solutions: Low line pressure or punctured diaphragms can cause issues. Solutions include checking pressures and replacing diaphragms.
Solenoid Controlled Pressure Reducing Valve
  • Description: The Armaş “PREL” model uses solenoid pilot valves for automated pressure reduction control.
  • Installation: Ensure proper cable connections and follow standard mounting procedures.
  • Adjustment: Operate the system to adjust downstream pressure as needed.
  • Maintenance: Regular checks and cleaning are essential to prevent cavitation and maintain valve integrity.
Overview: This document provides detailed technical instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of various hydraulic control valves, including pressure sustaining, differential pressure sustaining, and pressure reducing/sustaining valves. It includes troubleshooting guidelines and order information for these valves.
Specifications: The document outlines specifications for solenoid pilot valves, including body material, function, voltage, power options, and size. It also provides a sample order form detailing model, connection size, control features, and additional options.
Installation Procedures: Key installation steps include cleaning the pipeline, ensuring the valve is level with the pipeline, mounting the valve in the direction of the indicated arrow, and ensuring sufficient space for maintenance. It is recommended to use insulation valves, air relief valves, and strainer valves during installation.
Adjustment Procedures: The document provides step-by-step instructions for adjusting the valves to achieve desired pressure values. This involves operating the pump, opening specific ball valves, and using adjustment bolts on pilot valves while referring to pressure gauges.
Maintenance Guidelines: Regular checks of system operating conditions and finger filters are advised to determine preventative maintenance schedules. The document emphasizes the importance of draining water from actuators and pilot valves not used in winter.
Troubleshooting: The document lists common issues such as valves not opening, closing, or regulating, along with potential causes and corrective actions. These include checking ball valves, system pressure, and cleaning clogged components.
Order Information: For ordering, the document specifies the need to provide maximum flow rate, network/line pressure, main line size, valve connection type, and desired pressure values.
Specifications and Features
The document outlines various models of control valves designed for different applications such as pressure reducing, float level control, and flow rate control. Each model is specified with connection size, control features, and additional options like electric control, pressure gauge, and 3-way selector valves.

Installation Procedures
For all valve types, ensure the valve is level with the pipeline and mounted in the direction indicated by the arrow. Use gaskets between flanges for sealing and tighten bolts crosswise. Specific instructions are provided for mounting float components and connecting electrical components where applicable.

Adjustment and Maintenance
Adjustment involves setting pilot valves according to water levels and ensuring proper hydraulic connections. Maintenance includes periodic checks of system conditions, cleaning filters, and draining water from unused valves in winter. Regular monitoring of pressure values is recommended.

Failure Causes and Solutions
Common issues include valves not opening or closing due to closed ball valves, low line pressure, clogged filters, or damaged diaphragms. Solutions involve checking and cleaning components, ensuring correct pressure, and replacing faulty parts.

Order Information
When ordering, provide details such as maximum flow rate, network pressure, main line size, valve connection type, and desired pressure levels. For electrical models, specify the voltage value.

Key Data from Tables and Diagrams
Diagrams illustrate the installation setup for each valve type, showing the position of components like ball valves, filters, and pilot valves. Tables provide specifications for solenoid pilot valves, including body material, function, voltage, and power options.
Overview
This document provides technical specifications, installation instructions, maintenance guidelines, and troubleshooting tips for various control valves used in water network systems. The valves discussed include the Quick Pressure Relief Control Valve, Surge Anticipating Control Valve, Hydraulic Check Valve, and Pump Control Valve.
Quick Pressure Relief Control Valve
  • Description: Designed to protect systems by releasing pressure surges caused by sudden changes in water speed.
  • Installation: Mounted in TE configuration; valve diameter should be smaller than the main pipe diameter.
  • Maintenance: Regular checks of system operating conditions and cleaning of filters are recommended.
  • Troubleshooting: Includes solutions for issues like valve not opening or closing, often due to clogged components or incorrect pressure settings.
Surge Anticipating Control Valve
  • Description: Protects systems by damping energy waves and releasing water-hammers caused by sudden flow changes.
  • Installation: Mounted in TE configuration with specific guidelines for valve diameter selection.
  • Adjustment: Detailed instructions for adjusting high and low-pressure pilot valves.
  • Maintenance: Similar to other valves, regular checks and cleaning are advised.
Hydraulic Check Valve
  • Description: Prevents back-flow in systems by operating with line pressure.
  • Installation: Requires cleaning of the pipeline and proper alignment with the pipeline.
  • Maintenance: Periodic checks and cleaning of filters are necessary.
  • Troubleshooting: Addresses issues like valve not opening or closing due to pressure discrepancies or clogged components.
Pump Control Valve
  • Description: Controls booster type pumps in water network elevating lines, functioning as a check valve during energy interruptions.
  • Installation: Similar guidelines as other valves, emphasizing proper alignment and sealing.
  • Maintenance: Regular system checks and filter cleaning are recommended.
Order Information
Each valve type includes a sample order form specifying model, connection size, control features, and additional options. Customers are advised to provide maximum flow rate, network pressure, main line size, and other relevant details when ordering.
Overview: The document provides technical specifications, installation instructions, and maintenance guidelines for pump control valves, specifically focusing on surge anticipating valves and deep-well pump control valves.
Specifications: The pump control valves are available in various models with flanged connections (ISO-ANSI) ranging from 2" to 16". They offer features such as pressure sustaining, flow rate control, and pressure gauge options. Recommended flow rates are provided for different valve diameters to ensure minimal head loss.
Installation and Adjustment: The installation involves connecting the pump control valve to the pump panel according to the electric schema. Ball valves should be opened slowly, and the limit switch should be adjusted to the full closed position of the valve. The opening and closing speeds of the valve can be adjusted using needle valves.
Maintenance: Regular checks of system operating conditions and cleaning of the finger filter are recommended. Water should be drained from actuators and pilot valves not used in winter. If the valve does not perform its regulation function, consultation with the manufacturer is advised.
Failure Causes and Solutions: Common issues include the valve not opening or closing, and the pump not stopping. Solutions involve checking and adjusting ball valves, solenoid pilot valve coils, needle valves, diaphragms, disc seats, and limit switch positions.
Order Information: When ordering, provide details such as maximum flow rate, valve connection type, maximum network/line pressure, and depth of the well.
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800 SeriesHydraulic Control Valves Waterworks | Industrial Applications

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company profile ARMAŞ A.Ş. was founded in 1998 to produce valves for potable water and agricultural irrigation systems. It has become one of the leader establishments of its sector in a short time thanks to ARMAŞ makes valves. ARMAŞ A.Ş. has given high quality services with economical prices to his costumers in industry, potable water networks and agricultural irrigation systems by means of Hydraulic Control Valves, Automatic Filtration Systems, Gate Valves, Ball Valves, Strainers, Check Valves, Air Valves and Hydrants he produced. Our company who does not sacrifice quality in production has...

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Arma$ 800 Series General Features 4 Using with Single/Double Chamber Actuator 5 Technical Specifications - Available Models 9 Dimensions-Weights 10 Hydraulic Performance 11 M Manual Hydraulic Control Valve 14 EL Solenoid Controlled Valve 16 PR Pressure Reducing Control Valve 18 PRD Proportional Pressure Reducing Valve 21 PREL Solenoid Controlled Pressure Reducing Valve 23 PS Pressure Sustaining Control Valve 26 DIF Differential Pressure Sustaining Valve 28 PRPS Pressure Reducing and Sustaining Control Valve 30 FL Float Level Control Valve 32 FLEL Electric Float Level Control Valve...

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800 Series Hydraulic Control Valves hydraulic control valves general definition Armaş 800 series automatic hydraulic control valves are designed in the “Y” body model type so as to show maximum resistance to cavitation under minimum head loss in high flow rates. Armaş 800 series automatic hydraulic control valves are double-chamber diaphragm actuated and disc closed type. Valve has a standard double control chamber. However, if required, it maybe used as a single control valve without using an extra control chamber. In addition, if required, the valve operates easily controlledly even in very...

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Using With Single/Double Chamber Actuator Armaş 800 series automatic hydraulic control valves are designed with double-chamber actuator as a standard. Valve can be easily used with single or double-chamber actuator without need for any additional parts. Using with single chamber actuator When using the valve with single-chamber actuator, the plugs under the middle bonnet are removed and a plug is in started into the middle bonnet inlet port and thus, the valve actuator is made with single chamber. In such a case, the pressures to be compared are P1, P2, P3. Using With Single Chamber Actuator...

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Valve Impact Pressures and Impact Areas. P1 : Upstream Pressure spring A : Disc Impact Area working principles Armaj 800 series automatic hydraulic control valves are designed with doublechamber actuator as a standard. Valve can be easily used with single or doublechamber actuator without need for any additional parts. The control valve ensure that the valve closes hermetically with the valve disc's sitting on the body bush by means ofthe force imposed by the inlet pressure on the diaphragm in the actuator by the pilot valve. When examining the forces on the valve with the aid of impact pressures...

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A port A port ensures that the valve operates more sensitively, more smoothly and more silently for flow and pressure regulation and prevents vibration and provides high pressure decrease compared to flat disc. Suggested Use Applications •Pressure reducing valves •Pressure sustaining valves •Deep well pump control valves •Float valves •High pressure reducing and pressure sustaining applications. Non-Suggested Use Applications • Booster Pump Control Valves • Applications that require minimum head loss. • In a condition to have low pressure difference between upstream-downstream. installation Remove...

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main parts and technical specifications No

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technical specifications

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dimensions and weights model 87 DN

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Valve Size Kv Cv K A port Valve Size Kv Cv K <0 Valve flow coefficient (Kv, Cv) Kv :Valve flow coefficient (flow in m3/h at Ibar Diff. Press.) Cv :Valve flow coefficient (flow in gpm at Diff. Press. Ipsi) Q :Flow rate (m3/h ; gpm) AP differential pressure (bar ; psi) G :Liquid specific gravity (Water = 1.0) Cv=1,155 Kv Flow resistance-Head loss coefficient K :Flow resistance or Head loss coefficient (dimensionless) AH :Head loss (m ; feet) K=AH V :Nominal size flow velocity (m/s ; feet/s) V2 flow rate analysis armas.com.tr 11

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hydraulic performance head loss chart (flat disc) 10 head loss chart (A port)

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hydraulic performance cavitation Cavitation occurs in hydraulic control valves when they are not used under proper pressure values. When fluid passes through the closing area of the hydraulic valve, its value will increase due to extreme choking and its static pressure will drop under the evaporation pressure of the fluid. The fluid evaporates and steam bubbles occur in the fluid. Such steam bubbles explode in the outlet side of the valve under the downstream pressure. Such sudden expositions produce intensive shock waves and temperature increases. Extreme reduction in the valve causes water...

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control valve 3- way selector valve Ball Valve In-line Finger Filter Plug description Armaş“M” model valve is the hydraulic control valve operated by line pressure and designed to ensure opening/closing process by means of 3-way selector valve. Minimum opening pressure of valve is 0.5 bar. Thanks to its flexible diaphragm, stem bedded rigidly and stainless steel spring, it makes easy and fast control process in high pressure applications and is closed as full tightness without causing surge. It may be used in different applications by adding different pilot valves on its main body. installation...

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adjustment •Select adjustment position by means of 3-way selector valve indicated with "a"on main valve. •Valve is open in "Open"position and closed in"Close"position. maintenance •System operating conditions that effect on the valve should be checked periodically to determent the required preventative maintenance schedule. •Check finger filter in valve upstream according to water quality. •Drain water within actuator of valve not used in winter.

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.