DAV for electrical control - open without current DN 200 PN 16

1404200016 DAV for electrical control - open without current DN 200 PN 16

Product attributes

The main valve is a hydraulically operating diaphragm valve. The work energy is the inherent medium.
Most valve types operate purely hydraulically without any foreign energy.

The pressure relief valve maintains constant the pre-set inlet pressure (p1). Any excess system pressure is relieved by fast opening of the valve. The closing procedure is slow in order to avoid shock pressure loads. Variable flow rates have no effect on the maintained pressure which is regulated by the control valve. The overpressure or maintained pressure can be set within the range of 2 bar to 16 bar (standard design). The valve is opened (started up) or closed via the electric solenoid valve.

To calculate the dimensions of the valve please refer to the following information:
Maximum and minimum inlet pressure (static and dynamic pressure ratios)
Required sustained pressure or dischargepressure
Voltage information for the solenoid valve
Maximum and minimum flow rates
Available line diameters and lengths
Construction of the valve (straight or angle design)
For the calculation basis, information on the loss of pressure and the characteristic values of the valve, please refer to the end of Chapter E.

Design according to DIN EN 1074
Construction length acc. to DIN EN 558
Flange mass according to DIN 1092-2, to PN 25 DN 300
Pressure levels: PN 10 or PN 16 to DN 300, PN 25 to DN 200, higher pressures on request.
Nominal widths DN 50, DN 80, DN 100 and DN 150 available in angular design
Nominal widths 1 ½" and 2" with threaded connection (female thread)
Medium temperature up to 40°C

Shut–off valves should be fitted on both sides of the valve and a dirt trap should be installed on the inlet side of the valve. If the valve outlet flows to the outside or into a shaft, the outlet slider can be omitted. Depending on the installation situation, a mounting/dismounting adapter should be provided.