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SELF-ACTING p CONTROLLERS
FLOW CONTROLLER The compact K 512 ow controllers automatically gives the correct ow in heating and cooling systems as well as in district heating substations.
COMPATIBILITY WITH KTx VALVES Sharing the same body makes upgrading straightforward.
K 512
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TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
Application:
Heating and cooling systems. District heating substations.
Functions:
Automatic ow limitation
Dimensions:
DN 15-125
Pressure class:
PN 25 DN 65-125: PN 16 and PN 25
Temperature:
Max. working temperature: 140C Min. working temperature: -10C
Media:
Water or neutral uids, water-glycol mixtures.
Material:
Valve body: Ductile iron EN-GJS-400-18LT Diaphragms and gaskets: EPDM
Surface treatment:
Electrophoretic painting.
Marking:
TA, DN, PN, Fc, Kvs, GGG-40.3 and ow direction arrow.
Flanges:
DN 15-50: According to EN-1092-2:1997, type 16. DN 65-125: According to EN-1092-2:1997, type 21.
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DN 15-50
D
PN 25
TA No DN d D L Kvd qmax [m3/h] Kg
d d
Fc = 12 kPa 52 756-720 52 756-725 52 756-740 Fc = 20 kPa 52 756-820 52 756-825 52 756-840 Fc = 40 kPa 52 756-920 52 756-925 52 756-940
= Flow direction Kvd = Is the Kv value of the differential pressure control component when fully open, used to calculate the minimum pressure drop necessary for the valve to operate according to the formula found under Sizing.
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DN 65-125
DN 65-125 are anged and do not need any separate connections. PN 25 (DN 65-80 also t PN 16 anges)
TA No
D
DN
Kvd
qmax [m3/h]
Kg
Fc = 12 kPa 52 756-765 52 756-780 52 756-790 52 756-791 Fc = 20 kPa 52 756-865 52 756-880 52 756-890 52 756-891 Fc = 40 kPa 52 756-965 52 756-980 52 756-990 52 756-991
220 220 320 320 220 220 320 320 220 220 320 320
290 310 350 400 290 310 350 400 290 310 350 400
15 18 32 38 20 24 40 50 30 34 55 70
20 22 54 55 20 24 50 55 20 24 50 55
PN 16
TA No DN D L Kvd qmax [m3/h] Kg
32 38 40 50 55 70
54 55 50 55 50 55
= Flow direction Kvd = Is the Kv value of the differential pressure control component when fully open, used to calculate the minimum pressure drop necessary for the valve to operate according to the formula found under Sizing.
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CONNECTIONS
With female thread
Threads according to ISO 228
TA No 52 759-015 52 759-020 52 759-025 52 759-032 52 759-040 52 759-050 d1 G1 G1 G1 1/4 G1 1/4 G2 G2 d2 G1/2 G3/4 G1 G1 1/4 G1 1/2 G2 L1* 26 32 47 52 52 64,5
d2 L1
d1
d2 L1
d1
For welding
TA No 52 759-315 52 759-320 52 759-325 52 759-332 52 759-340 52 759-350 d1 G1 G1 G1 1/4 G1 1/4 G2 G2 D 20,8 26,3 33,2 40,9 48,0 60,0 L1* 37 42 47 47 47 52
D L1
d1
With ange
Flange according to EN-1092-2:1997, type 16.
TA No 52 759-515 52 759-520 52 759-525 52 759-532 52 759-540 52 759-550 d1 G1 G1 G1 1/4 G1 1/4 G2 G2 D 95 105 115 140 150 165 L1* 10 20 5 15 5 20
d1
L1
*) Fitting length (from the gasket surface to the end of the connection).
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OPERATING FUNCTION
The throttle (2) for ow adjustment and inline ow controller (6) are built in series in one valve body (7). Pressure upstream of the throttle acts through internal capillary pipe (V+) to one side of diaphragm (8) in the ow controller and attempts to close it. Pressure downstream of the throttle acts through another internal impulse to the other side of the diaphragm and attempts to open the valve together with the spring force. The accuracy of ow regulation is practically independent on the pressures upstream and downstream of the regulator.
V+
1. Fixing nut 2. Throttle 3. Holes for plombing (throttle) 4. Holes for plombing (valve body) 5. Venting screws 6. Flow controller 7. Valve body 8. Diaphragm 9. Plug
INSTALLATION
Installation in supply or return pipe. Flow direction is shown by the arrow on the valve body. Installation of a strainer upstream of the valve is recommended. When lling, vent the body by using the venting screws. Instead of the plug R1/4 you can install drain valve or measurement point for pressure or temperature measurement. Application example:
STAD (STAF)
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K 512
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SIZING
1. Select the smallest size for the ow you need in the diagram. 2. Check that the available p is bigger than the sum of the pressure drops calculated with the formula:
pmin = Fc + 0.01
q Kvd
)2
[l/h, kPa]
SETTING
Presetting of the maximum ow
Release the xing nut (1). Turn the throttle (2) clockwise down to the start position of 0,0 turns. Adjust the corresponding number of scale turns according to ow chart and the pointer (4) on the valve body. Tighten the xing nut. You can plomb the ow setting using holes (3a and 3b) on the throttle and the valve body. a Measure the ow on the balancing valve STAD using the balancing instrument TA-CBI or measuring instrument TA-CMI. b Adjust the throttle until you measure the required ow on the TA-CBI or TA-CMI. c Lock the xing nut. When you lock the nut please hold the throttle in place with an allen key. Alternative: a Take the presetting value from the table which is packed with the valve. b Open the throttle anti-clockwise. The preset value (e.g. 3,4) means that you open the valve three complete turns. After that turn until the gure 4 ts the red mark on the valve body. c Lock the xing nut. When you lock the nut hold the throttle in place with an allen key. Table - Example:
1 3a 2
,0 ,1 ,2 ,3 ,4 ,5 ,6 ,7 ,8 ,9 0, 0 57 71 85 99 11 3 12 8 14 2 15 6 17 0 18 4 Position - Presetting 1 ,0 2, 0 3 ,0 19 8 4 35 656 22 2 4 57 671 24 5 4 79 686 26 9 5 01 700 2 93 523 715 3 17 546 730 3 40 568 745 3 64 590 760 3 88 612 774 4 11 634 789 Flow (l/h) 4, 0 80 4 81 5 82 5 83 6 84 6 85 7 86 7 87 8 88 8 89 9
3b
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