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Type 33-1 Safety Shut-off Valve (SSV) · Type 33-7 Safety Excess Pressure Valve (SEV)

Type 33-1 Safety Shut-off Valve (SSV) · Type 33-7 Safety Excess Pressure Valve (SEV)

Type 33-1 Safety Shut-off Valve (SSV) · Type 33-7 Safety Excess Pressure Valve (SEV)

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Application: The document describes pressure regulators suitable for set points from 1 to 10.5 bar (SSV) and 1 to 11 bar (SEV), with valve sizes ranging from DN 65 to 250. These regulators are designed for use with water and other liquids up to 150°C, as well as air and non-flammable gases up to 80°C. The pressure rating is PN 16 to 40.
Types of Valves: The document details two types of valves: Type 33-1 Safety Shut-off Valve (SSV) and Type 33-7 Safety Excess Pressure Valve (SEV). Both are self-operated pressure regulators.
Special Features: These regulators are low-maintenance, require no auxiliary energy, and offer high control accuracy due to the attached pilot valve. They have a wide set point range and comply with AGFW regulations.
Principle of Operation: The regulators use the differential pressure across the valve as auxiliary energy. The pilot valve determines the function of the regulator, and the control pressure is transmitted to the actuator diaphragm. The document explains the operation for both pressure reducing and excess pressure valves.
Installation: The regulators should be installed in horizontal pipelines with the actuator suspended downwards. The flow direction must match the arrow on the valve body.
Technical Data: The document provides detailed technical specifications, including pressure ratings, valve sizes, KVS coefficients, and material specifications. It also includes a table of dimensions and weights for different valve sizes.
Materials: The materials used for various components of the valve and actuator are specified, including cast iron, stainless steel, and brass.
Compliance and Testing: The regulators have been type-tested by TÜV for water applications, and the test mark is available upon request.
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Type 33-1 Safety Shut-off Valve (SSV) · Type 33-7 Safety Excess Pressure Valve (SEV)-1

T 2551 EN Type 33-1 Safety Shut-off Valve (SSV) · Type 33-7 Safety Excess Pressure Valve (SEV) Self-operated Pressure Regulators Typetested by TÜV (for water) Application Pressure regulators for set points from 1 to 10.5 bar (SSV) and 1 to 11 bar (SEV) · Valve sizes DN 65 to 250 Pressure rating PN 16 to 40 · Suitable for water and other liquids up to 150 °C, air and non-flammable gases up to 80 °C The pressure regulators consist of a valve, actuator, and attached pilot valve. The differential pressure across the regulator is used as auxiliary energy to operate the valve. To open the regulator, this pressure must be at least as high as the minimum differential pressure ∆pmin specified in Table 1. The pilot valve determines the function of the regulator depending on how it is hooked up. Its output control pressure and the pressure to be kept constant are transmitted through control lines to the diaphragm of the actuator. Special features •• Low-maintenance proportional regulators requiring no auxiliary energy •• High dynamic response and small offset, i.e. excellent control accuracy due to the attached pilot valve •• Wide set point range and convenient set point adjustment at the pilot valve Fig. 1: Type 33-1 Pressure Reducing Valve •• Single-seated valve with upstream and downstream pressures balanced by a metal bellows •• The regulators comply with AGFW (German District Heating Association) regulations. AGFW document FW 504 (Type 33-1) and AGFW document FW 506 (Type 33-7) up to DN 150 Versions The pressure regulators consist of a valve with soft-seated plug and a valve body made of cast iron, spheroidal graphite iron (DN 65 to 150) or cast steel as well as an actuator with EPDM rolling diaphragm with an actuator area of A = 640 cm². Type 33-1 · Safety shut-off valve (SSV) (Fig. 1) with pressure reducing valve for controlling the downstream pressure p2 to the adjusted set point · Typetested according to AGFW document FW 504 Type 33-7 · Safety excess pressure valve (SEV) (Fig. 2) for controlling the upstream pressure p1 to the adjusted set point Typetested according to AGFW document FW 506 Fig. 2: Type 33-7 Excess Pressure Valve SAMSON AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT · Weismüllerstraße 3 · 60314 Frankfurt am Main, Germany Phone: +49 69 4009-0 · Fax: +49 69 4009-150

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Principle of operation The medium flows through the valve in the direction indicated by the arrow. The position of the plug determines the flow rate across the area released between plug (3) and valve seat (2). The valve is fully balanced. The pressure upstream of the plug (3) is transferred through a hole in the plug stem and acts on the outside of the bellows (5), whereas the pressure downstream of the plug acts on the inside of the bellows. As a result, the forces acting on the valve plug are balanced out. Regardless of whether a pressure reducing valve (Type 33-1) or excess pressure valve...

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Table 1: Technical data • All pressures in bar (gauge)

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Dimensional drawing Table 3: Dimensions in mm and weights 2) +10 % for cast steel 1.0619 and spheroidal graphite iron EN-JS1049 Ordering text Type 33-1 Safety Shut-off Valve (SSV) with pressure reducing valve DN ..PN ..body material ... Type 33-7 Safety Excess Pressure Valve (SEV) DN ., PN ., body material . Specifications subject to change without notice

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