FLANGED LINEAR VALVE

GENERAL

These single-seated valves are used for modulating control of hot / chilled water or steam in heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems. Not suitable for use in open-circuit systems with oxygen enrichment. The valves can be operated by linear actuators ML6420/ML6425, ML7420/ML7425, ML6421/ML7421, or by pneumatic actuators MP953.

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    Description

    GENERAL

    These single-seated valves are used for modulating control of hot / chilled water or steam in heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems. Not suitable for use in open-circuit systems with oxygen enrichment. The valves can be operated by linear actuators ML6420/ML6425, ML7420/ML7425, ML6421/ML7421, or by pneumatic actuators MP953.

    FEATURES

    • Iron body with flanged end connections
    • Low seat leakage rate
    • Metal-to-metal seating for long life span
    • Self-adjusting packing
    • Accurate positioning to ensure state-of-the-art temperature control
    • Easy mounting of direct-coupled electric and pneumatic actuators
    • Approved according to DI
    SPECIFICATIONS
    Action Stem down to close
    Nominal pressure rating PN16
    Flow characteristic Equal percentage, ngl = 3.4
    Rangeability 50:1
    Leakage rate 0.05% of kVS up to DN50
    0.1% of kVS DN65 to DN150
    Stroke 20 mm (DN15 to DN 80)
    38 mm (DN100 to DN150)
    Valve body
    End connections
    1/2″ bis 2″
    Material Flanged per ISO 7005-2
    Dimensions Cast iron (GG25)
    Trim
    Seat
    Stainless steel, replaceable
    Stem Stainless steel
    Plug Stainless steel, skirt-guided
    Packing Spring loaded PTFE cone rings
    Medium temperature and pressure
    20 mm
    2…120 °C; max. 1600 kPa
    120…150 °C; max. 1400 kPa
    150…170 °C; max. 1370 kPa
    38 mm 2…120 °C; max. 1600 kPa
    120…150 °C; max. 1440 kPa
    150…200 °C; max. 1280 kPa
    Maximum temperature
    differential in alternating
    hot/cold water use
    60 K