Pressure valve 1915 -"1/2 CS Case

Basically, the duty of CS case pressure breaker valves, which are of diaphragm type valves, is to prevent the placement of pipes, valves, pressure vessels, etc. in pressurized conditions more than the allowable pressure. In addition to having durability and efficiency, these pressure breakers The above can only be used for a long time by replacing the cartridge and filter. As mentioned, the filter and cartridge of these valves can be replaced and both of these products are produced separately and marketed. Attributes :If, for any reason, the water pressure in the piping system rises, this pressure diaphragm valve prevents the pipe from exploding and the armatures from deteriorating.Prevents damage to the plumbing system due to Water Hammer.It drastically reduces the noise caused by water pressure inside the piping system.Since it is generally the job of the CS Case diaphragm valve to maintain the pressure balance, you can use it to save water.By reducing the test pressure from 7.8 bar (which is usually applied to test pressure breakers) to 3 bar, significant water savings can be saved.In addition to protecting the piping system, in addition to these diaphragm valves, washing machines, steam boilers, solar energy systems, and a variety of boilers can be protected against the dangers of pressurized water.The pressure of these valves is set to 3 times when leaving the factory, depending on the specific applications, this pressure can be adjusted between 1 and 5 times, so the use of a manometer during the construction of the piping system is mandatory.CS Case Press Breaker Model 1915 Size "1/2" is used only for the passage of water fluid and do not use it in any way for the passage of gas and air fluid.Specifications :Body: RicePlating: nickelSealing washer: NBRDiaphragm: NBRSprings: SteelCartridge: POMFilter: InoxInput pressure: 16 ~ 1 barOutput pressure: 6.5 ~ 1 barFactory output pressure: 3 barMaximum operating temperature: 40. CFlow Rate: 1.27 cubic meters per hourStandard: TS EN 1567