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RIV915 Flow control with floating ball Riels® Instruments

RIV915 Flow control with floating ball Riels® Instruments

Product catalog summary
Overview: This document provides technical specifications and installation guidelines for the RIV915 flow control device with a floating ball, designed for controlling the movement of non-corrosive liquids such as water, oils, gasoline, and diesel.
Specifications:
  • Body Material: Brass with internal threading for connection.
  • Floating Ball: Made of PP (Moplen) with a ring.
  • Glass: Tempered for durability.
  • Operating Temperature: Ranges from -10°C to +100°C.
  • Maximum Operating Pressure: 16 bar.
  • Seal: Standard Nitrile, with Viton available upon request.
Installation Guidelines:
  • Ensure the valve is installed following the flow direction indicated by the arrow on the body.
  • Use a material compatible with the fluid to seal the threads.
  • Screw the valve onto the threaded tubes using the hexagonal parts for proper locking.
  • Support piping with heavy clamps to prevent stress on the valve.
  • Open upstream shutoff devices slowly to avoid water hammer.
Product Variants:
  • RIV915-10: 3/8" GAS connection
  • RIV915-15: 1/2" GAS connection
  • RIV915-20: 3/4" GAS connection
  • RIV915-25: 1" GAS connection
Dimensions: All variants have a maximum pressure of 16 bar and are designed to withstand temperatures up to 100°C.
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RIV915 Flow control with floating ball Riels® Instruments-1

FLOW CONTROL WITH FLOATING BALL FLOW CONTROLS RIV915 brass sight glass with temperated glass and Moplen floating ball Made for the control of movement of liquids, they are suitable for the passage of water; oils, gasoline, diesel and all other liquids except for corrosive ones. - Brass made body and internal thread for the connection. - Mobile Sphere made of PP (Moplen) with ring. - Glass tempered. - Operating temperature : -I0+I00°C. - Maximum operating pressure : 16 bar - Nitrile Standard seal (Viton on request). For a correct mounting the valve must be installed following the flow direction indicated by the arrow engraved on the body Use to seal the threads of a material compatible with the fluid used. On order to mantain the watertight on the threads,a material compatible with the fluid must be used. Screw the valve on the threaded tubes by positioning the key exclusively on the special hexagonal parts up to the locking of the valve on the tube. After connecting the valve to the pipes, make sure the valve does not suffer stress due to piping, so use of heavy clamps to support the piping. Slowly open the upstream shutoff devices to prevent water hammer All data and contents of this sheet are the exclusive property of Riels Instruments

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