RFT / RFF
Stainless Steel 316
Thread 1/2” to 2”; Flange 1/2” to 6”
1-5 kgf/cm2; 4-10 kgf/cm2;8-13 kgf/cm2
NBR; Viton; Teflon (Steam)
Definition of a Back Pressure Regulator Valve
Back Pressure Regulator Valve, also known as a Back Pressure Valve, is a device that maintains a defined pressure upstream of itself (at its own inlet).
A Direct Acting Back Pressure Regulator Valve is an automatic, direct active controlled valve that activated by the pressure of the pipeline. The valve will maintain a steady, predetermined pressure at the upstream of a pipeline.
The valve gate is normally closed. Gate will open once the upstream pressure exceeds the required set-point, thus reducing its upstream pressure. Gate will resume close position once upstream pressure falls below the set-point.
Example of a Back Pressure Regulator Valve set-up
Features
◆ Pressure Sustaining Valve is also known as Back Pressure Valve.
◆ Function to maintain a stable pressure in pipeline system.
◆ Suitable for process automation control and many general purpose applications.
◆ Convenient in-style mounts either horizontally or vertically.
◆ Wide range capacity to handle local water supply pressure and adjust to specific pump specifications.
◆ Adjusting nut allows easy calibrated pressure adjustment.
◆ Stainless Steel 316 lower body and upper body construction for durability and compatibility.
◆ Easy maintenance, maintenance kits are available upon request.
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