Upstream pressure relief surge anticipating control valve figure XLC 321/421 PN 16/25

Technical description
The CSA Model XLC 321/421, installed in derivation from the main line, will act as a protection of the system against the devastating effects of water hammer caused by pump failure. Thanks to a circuit composed of two pilots, hydraulic accelerators and CSA exclusive flow control device, the valve will serve both as a pressure relief, in case of rise of pressure, and as an anticipator of water hammer in case of pump failure providing the valve with a response time almost instantaneous. For the proper sizing and water hammer analysis please contact CSA.
Product features
• Body and cover in ductile cast iron GJS 450-10.
• Internals in ductile cast iron GJS 450-10 and stainless steel.
• Position indicator in stainless steel.
• Circuitry in stainless steel.
• Unit flow regulator device, needle valves and flow stabilizers in stainless steel.
• Seat in stainless steel.
• Painting with fluidized bed technology RAL 5005.
Applications
• Pressure relief and system protection during sudden pump start up.
• Surge protection of main lines in case of abrupt pump stop caused by power failure thanks to the anticipating effect obtained by two pilots, sensing both the minimum and maximum values both preet and adjustable.
Standard and connections
• Design and testing according to EN 1074.
• Flanges size from DN 50 to DN 800 mm (XLC 400 series) and up to DN 1000 mm (XLC 300 series), higher on request.
• Flanges standard EN 1092/2, different on request.
Working conditions
• Pressure range: 10-16-25 bar.
• Minimum working pressure: 1.5 bar acting on the pilot.
• Treated water maximum 70°C, higher temperature on request.
Technical identification
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Control valves
PDF comeval-diptico-CSA-ING.pdfCSA Catalogue
PDF DS_SP_1610_CSA_COMPLETE.pdfAutomatic control valves – PN16–25
PDF CSA-Valvulas-de-regulacion-automaticas-8.2017.pdfAutomatic control valves – PN40
PDF CSA-valvulas-XLC-500-600-.pdfNo documents of this type available.
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