Pressure Reducing valve DM 644 for high flow rates

Product Description

The DM 620 pressure reducing valves are diaphragm-controlled springloaded and balanced proportional control valves for high inlet and outlet pressures. They can be supplied with three types of connections: sockets, flanges or welding spigots. Each size of valve may be fitted with three different seats. The valve cone may be fitted with a soft or metallic seal. The outlet pressure to be controlled is balanced across the control unit by the force of the valve spring (set pressure). As the outlet pressure rises above the pressure set using the adjusting screw, the valve cone moves towards the seat and the volume of medium is reduced. As the outlet pressure
drops, the valve control orifice increases; when the pipeline is depressurised, the valve is open. Rotating the adjusting screw clockwise increases the outlet pressure



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Pressure Reducing valve DM 644 for high flow rates

Product Short Description

The DM 620 pressure reducing valves are diaphragm-controlled springloaded and balanced proportional control valves for high inlet and outlet pressures. They can be supplied with three types of connections: sockets, flanges or welding spigots. Each size of valve may be fitted with three different seats. The valve cone may be fitted with a soft or metallic seal. The outlet pressure to be controlled is balanced across the control unit by the force of the valve spring (set pressure). As the outlet pressure rises above the pressure set using the adjusting screw, the valve cone moves towards the seat and the volume of medium is reduced. As the outlet pressure
drops, the valve control orifice increases; when the pipeline is depressurised, the valve is open. Rotating the adjusting screw clockwise increases the outlet pressure



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Technical data
Connection DN 15 – 50
Connection G 1/2 – 2
Nominal pressure PN 16 – 315
Inlet pressure up to 315 bar
Outlet pressure 2 – 160 bar
Kvsvalue 0.4 – 10 m³/h
Temperature 200 °C
Medium liquids and gases
*RT = -10 °C TO + 50 °C