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Type 1230

Type 1230
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High Flow Gas Pressure Regulator Reliable pressure control for the oil and gas industry The Type 1230 is a pressure-reducing, directoperated regulator suitable for use with compressed air, natural gas, or an assortment of other inert gases. The Type 1230 utilizes a similar design to the Type 1227 but provides a much broader oﬀering of output pressure ranges and valve disk materials. The Type 1230 is available with output pressures that span from 50 psi to 500 psi making it suitable for use across a vast range of industries and applications, especially those utilizing regulators in series for controlled pressure reduction across multiple stages. Features •1" or 2" body size • Trim can be replaced without disconnecting regulator from the system • Can be re-arranged into multiple orientations for diﬃcult installations with limited maneuverability • NACE MR-0175 conﬁgurations available • Assembled and Tested in the USA Materials of Construction Standard (S) Body, Bonnet, Diaphragm Case Diaphragm Valve Disk Trim LCC Steel Neoprene Nitrile or Nylon Brass and Aluminum (stainless option) LCC Steel Fluorocarbon Fluorocarbon or Nylon St

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Table 1 Maximum Inlet Pressure by Orifice Size

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Table 4 Flow Capacities in SCFH at 20% droop of Natural Gas (0.6 Specific Gravity) (continued) Note: To convert SCFH to NmA3/h, multiply the SCFH flow capacity by 0.02832

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Specifications Body Sizes 1" or 2" NPT Note: Nitrile seat disks standard 46-95 psi (32.-6.6 bar), for ranges below 150 psig (10 bar) 90-150 psi (6.2-10.3 bar) Note: Nylon seat disks standard 150-200 psi (10.3-13.8 bar), for ranges over 150 psig (10 bar) 200-275 psi (13.8-19 bar), _275-500 psi (19-34.5 bar) Maximum Inlet Pressure see Table 1 Body Inlet Pressure Rating 1,500 psi (103 bar) Orifice Sizes 1/8”, 3/16”, 1/4”, 3/8”, 1/2” Maximum Outlet Pressure 500 psi (39.7 bar) Maximum Outlet Pressure Above Set Point 200 psi (13.8 bar) Maximum Pressure Drop see Table 2 Flow Coefficients see Table...

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