Series 48

Series 48

Product catalog summary
Overview: The Red Valve Series 48 Pressure Sensor is designed to protect and isolate instrumentation in slurry and hard-to-gauge liquid applications, preventing plugging and fouling. It is economically designed to fit within the bolt pattern of pipe flanges, facilitating easy installation and reducing unit size. It is compatible with Class 150 and 300 flange drilling, DIN, or BS NP10 piping systems.
Functionality: The sensor operates by sensing line pressure through a flexible rubber sleeve that covers the full 360° circumference of the pipe's interior diameter. This design displaces captive fluid through the sensor body to the instrument's Bourdon tube, ensuring that all instrumentation is protected from the process, thus providing accurate and repeatable pressure readings.
Specifications:
  • Working Pressure: 720 psi for standard units, 200 psi for PVC units, with higher pressures available.
  • Temperature: Fill fluids can withstand temperatures up to 400°F depending on the type.
  • Dimensions: Available in sizes ranging from 2" to 48" with varying outside diameters and lengths.
Design Features:
  • Wafer design reduces costs.
  • Lightweight construction.
  • Compatible with 150 and 300 lb. flanges.
Materials of Construction:
  • Body: Carbon Steel.
  • Flanges: Options include Carbon Steel, 316 Stainless Steel, PVC, Teflon® Coated Carbon Steel.
  • Sleeves: Available in various materials including Pure Gum Rubber, Neoprene, Chlorobutyl, Buna-N, Hypalon®, Viton®, EPDM, White Food Grade Elastomers, Teflon® coated Buna-N, or Teflon® coated Viton®.
  • Fill Fluid: Options include Ethylene Glycol & Water, Vegetable Oil, Silicone Oil.
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Catalog excerpts

Series 48-1

Series 48 Ǡ Wafer design reduces costs Ǡ Protects and isolates instrumentation Ǡ Fits 150 and 300 lb. flanges Ǡ Lightweight design Red Valve’s Series 48 Pressure Sensor protects and isolates instrumentation, eliminating plugging and fouling that can occur in slurry and hard-to-gauge liquid applications. The economical Series 48 is designed to fit inside the bolt pattern of the pipe flanges, allowing for ease of installation and reducing the size of the unit. Series 48 sensors are designed to fit Class 150 and 300 flange drilling, DIN, or BS NP10 piping systems. Reliable, accurate instrument readings are often difficult or even impossible to obtain in pipelines carrying slurry, solids or chemical process. Standard diaphragm seals are vulnerable to plugging by debris or deposits and only give a pressure reading from one small area. With the Series 48 Pressure Sensor these problems are eliminated. Materials of Construction Ǡ Carbon Steel Body Ǡ Flanges Carbon Steel, 316 Stainless Steel, PVC, Teflon® Coated Carbon Steel Ǡ Sleeves Available in Pure Gum Rubber, Neoprene, Chlorobutyl, Buna-N, Hypalon®, Viton®, EPDM, White Food Grade Elastomers, Teflon® coated Buna-N, or Teflon® coated Viton® Ǡ Fill Fluid; Ethylene Glycol & Water (200° F), Vegetable Oil (230° F), Silicone Oil (400° F) The principle of operation is that line pressure is sensed through a flexible rubber sleeve which is a full 360° circumference of the pipe I.D.. The captive fluid is displaced through the Series 48 Pressure Sensor body to the instrument’s Bourdon tube. All instrumentation is protected from the process, which assures accurate, repeatable pressure readings. Flange Fill

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