Conexão Flangeada: | DN 20 - 250 |
Conexão Roscada: | G 1/2A - 2 1/2A |
Pressão Nominal: | PN 6 - 40 |
Range: | 0.05 - 0.95 bar g |
Kvs: | 1.2 - 388 m3/h |
Temperatura: | 300 ºC |
Vacuum breakers – also called vacuum venting valves or vacuum limiters - are valves which allow air to be aspirated once a set vacuum or pressure difference to atmosphere is reached. These valves are installed on pipelines, vessels, machines and equipment and are used, for instance, for venting tanks, limiting the vacuum in vacuum systems and protecting steam installations.
The standard version of the vacuum breakers is no equipment part with safety function in accordance with the Pressure Equipment Directive. Otherwise this fact would be taken into account in the Declaration of Conformity.
For control duties vacuum breakers may be used only to a limited degree. For such duties we recommend using the diaphragm-controlled vacuum control valve VV 33.
Under normal operating conditions the valve is kept closed by a pre-loaded spring and the internal vacuum acting on the valve cone. If the vacuum drops below the value set by means of the spring, the valve is opened by the atmospheric pressure and air enters the system. With increasing air flow the cone stroke and spring force increase. The pressure difference increases accordingly.
The VV 34 and VV 35 vacuum breakers have a tension spring and a spring cap complete with scale for setting the breaking pressure.
These valves are no shut-off elements ensuring a tight closing of the valve. In accordance with DIN EN 60534-4 and/or ANSI FCI 70-2 they may feature a leakage rate in closed position in compliance with the leakage classes IV (0.01 % Kvs value).
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