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PRD Proportional Pressure Reducing Control Valve

PRD Proportional Pressure Reducing Control Valve

PRD Proportional Pressure Reducing Control Valve

Product catalog summary
Description: The Armaş PRD model is a proportional pressure reducing control valve designed to reduce high upstream pressure to downstream pressure at a ratio of 1/3. It operates independently of flow rate and upstream pressure, closing hermetically when no flow is present. These valves must be installed in series within the pipeline for system balance and can be converted to regulation valves with pilot valves.
Installation: Ensure the pipeline is clean before installation. The valve should be level with the pipeline and mounted in the direction indicated by the arrow. Adequate space should be left for maintenance. Use gaskets between flanges for sealing and tighten bolts crosswise. Insulation valves, air relief valves, and strainer valves are recommended for line-mounting.
Typical Application: The valve is used in conjunction with isolation valves, strainers, air valves, quick pressure relief valves, and pressure reducing valves.
Maintenance: Regular checks of system operating conditions are necessary. The finger filter should be checked based on water quality, and water should be drained from the actuator if not used in winter. The pressure reduction ratio is based on a flow rate of 2.0 to 3.0 m/s and may vary with extreme flow rates and upstream pressure.
Failure Causes and Solutions: If the valve does not open, check upstream pressure. If it does not close, inspect the diaphragm for punctures and the disc seat for foreign substances.
Order Information: When ordering, provide maximum flow rate, network/line pressure, main line size, valve connection type, and upstream pressure details. A sample order form includes model, connection size, control feature, additional features, and options.
Pressure Reducing Rate Chart: The chart provides pressure reducing rates for various valve sizes, indicating the relationship between valve size and pressure reduction efficiency.
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proportional pressure reducing control valve a 3- way selector valve b In-line Finger Filter c Plug description Armaş “PRD” model proportional pressure reducing control valves reduce high upstream pressure values and downstream pressure values at a rate of 1/3. Proportional pressure reducing control valves reduces the downstream pressure at about 1/3 without affecting from flow rate and upstream pressure values.When there is no flow in the system, valve closes itself hermetically. Proportional pressure reducing control valves do not equalize the upstream pressure value to the downstream pressure value. The valves should be placed in series in the pipeline, otherwise the system will not be balanced. If required, pilot valves can be added to proportional pressure reducers to change them easily to regulation valves. installation • Clean the pipeline before installing the valve. • Make sure that valve is on a level with the pipeline while mounting it. • Mount valve in direction of arrow indicated on it. • Ensure enough space around the valve assembly for future maintenance and adjustments. • While connecting valve on pipeline, place gasket between valve flange and pipe flange to ensure sealing and tighten the bolts as crosswise. • It is recommended that insulation valves (butterfly or gate valves etc.), air relief valve and strainer valves will be used in line-mounting of valve. typical application 1 Isolation Valve (Gate, Butterfly Valve etc.) 2 Strainer 3 Proportional Pressure Reducing Valve 4 Air Valve 5 Quick Pressure Relief Valve 6 6 Pressure Reducing Valve

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