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Donjoy Catalogue Direct seat valve HX type Direct seat valve has very flexible valve body combination and Various functional configuration, such as aseptic, sterlization,diaphragm type,adjustable valve position, jacket insulatlon, damping buffer,double seat etc. Also can install with automatic positioner, control head, feedback device, position sensor etc. Technical Features • Size: 1/2”-6”, DN10-DN150 • Material: 316L/1.4404, ASME BPE 316L 1.4435 NB2 Fe ≤ 0.5% • Pressure: Vacuum to 10 bar (1.0 MPa) • Temperature: EPDM -20 °C to+ 150°C, Depending on the seal material • Seal: EPDM FKM HNBR PTFE • Connection standard: DIN SMS ISO IDF RJT BS4825 ASME BPE 3A DIN11864 DIN11853 • Connection method: thread, clamp, welding, flange • Drive mode: manual, pneumatic, electric. • Surface: Ra ≤ 0.6 µm; MP = Ra ≤ 0.3 µm; FP = Ra ≤ 0.3 µm • Certification: FDA 177.2600: 3A-53-06: Glass II USP Glass VI Chapter 88: GB4806.11: EG VO/1935-2004: PED/97/23/EC www.kuga-thailand.com I I 46 Direct seat valve Very Flexible Valve Body Combination And Connection Type 20 30 111 211 11 12 112 212 21A 22A 121 221 21 22 122 222 31 32 Different Connection End 1. Vacuum clamp 2. Clamp 3. Welding 4. Flange 5. Aseptic flange 6. Thread 7. Nut 1 2 3 7 6 5 4 47 Recommended direct Valve body adopts clamp type, normally closed and normally open 180° U- turn round seat valve realization, pressure bear ≤ 10bar, size 1/2"-4', DN10-DN100, various controller can be configured. HX-S type HX-Q type Membrane diaphragm Diaphragm divert seal valve can bear pressure ≤ 30bar, shorter direct seat valve length, stainles steel actuator. HX-BM type www.kuga-thailand.com I I 48 Direct seat valve Diaphragm aseptic Chamber isolation valve Valve core sterilization CIP / SIP can be used to direct seat valve membrane barrier and lhe clean the valve core and outside world. keep il absolutely clean HX-GM type HX-SJ type Flow position Adjusl the regulator with a Jacket insulation In order to maintain the adjustable valve wrench to control the flow required ternparature of the rate medium passing through lhe valve body. HX-FT type HX-BW type 49 Cushion damping Buffer damping prevents Combined multi-channel Combine various functions opening and closing according lo needs Vibrations and particles from being sheared HX-ZN type HX-ZH type Mini type Size : DN10-DN20 Electric AC20V/110V, DC24V 1/2"-3/4” Switch type : active, passive signal Regulation type : 4- 20mA HX-Mini type HX-D type www.kuga-thailand.com I I 50 Direct seat valve Single seat control valve Flow Curve Characteristic Diagram Suitable for regulating spool. Flow curve of regulating Flow curve of regulating 4”(kV222) valve opening (0.5”) valve opening (0.75”) Q(m3/h) ΔP=100KPa Q= kv*( ΔP) Q(m3/h) ΔP=100KPa Q= kv*( ΔP) 2.4 3 0.75”(kV2.5) 2 0.5”(kV1.8) 2.5 0.75”(kV2) 1.6 0.5”(kV1.5) 2 1.2 0.5”(kV1.2) 1.5 0.75”(kV1.5) 0.5”(kV1) 0.75”(kV1.2) 0.8 0.5”(kV0.8) 1 0.5”(kV0.6) 0.4 0.5 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 (%) 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 (%) Opening (%) Opening (%) Flow curve of regulating Flow curve of regulating Flow curve of regulating valve opening (1”) valve opening (1.5”) valve opening (1.5”) Q(m3/h) ΔP=100KPa Q= kv*( ΔP) Q(m3/h) ΔP=100KPa Q= kv*( ΔP) Q(m3/h) ΔP=100KPa Q= kv*( ΔP) 12 30 60 10 1”(kV10) 25 1.5”(kV26) 50 2”(kV51) 8 1”(kV8) 20 40 2”(kV39) 1.5”(kV18) 6 1”(kV5) 15 30 1.5”(kV13) 2”(kV26) 4 10 50 1”(kV3) 1.5”(kV8) 2”(kV13) 2 5 10 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 (%) 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 (%) 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 (%) Opening (%) Opening (%) Opening (%) Flow curve of regulating Flow curve of regulating Flow curve of regulating valve opening (2.5”) valve opening (3”) valve opening (4”) Q(m3/h) ΔP=100KPa Q= kv*( ΔP) Q(m3/h) ΔP=100KPa Q= kv*( ΔP) Q(m3/h) ΔP=100KPa Q= kv*( ΔP) 90 120 180 4”(kV155) 2.5”(kV81) 3”(kV105) 75 100 150 4”(kV127) 60 80 3”(kV74) 120 2.5”(kV52) 45 60 90 4”(kV87) 2.5”(kV36) 3”(kV50) 30 40 60 4”(kV58) 2.5”(kV25) 3”(kV30) 15 20 30 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 (%) 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 (%) 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 (%) Opening (%) Opening (%) Opening (%) 51.
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