Pump Control Valves Model 1900

The model 1900 pump control valve is an electrically operated – hydraulically actuated control valve used to control surges caused by pump starting and stopping and provide adjustable back pressure on pump while it is running. A check feature is added to automatically close the valve on electric power failure

Features

• The primary benefit of using a hydraulically actuated valve is the use of line pressure as motive power to operate. Whether used to control pressure, flow or level, these valves operate without the need for external pressures and/or electricity.
• The hydraulically operated, diaphragm actuated, globe valves consist of three major components: body with SS316 seat, special reinforced diaphragm assembly, and cover with bearing installed. The only moving part is the diaphragm assembly guided top and bottom by a precision machined stem.  The nylon fabric reinforced synthetic rubber diaphragm provides superior sensitivity and control for all applications.
• The hydraulically operated, diaphragm actuated control valves are closed-loop systems. The main valve is controlled by a pilot that compares its spring setting (set-point) to the process variable (ie. pressure, flow, and/or level). As the process variable changes, the pilot senses the change and compensates to keep the process variable as close to the desired set-point as possible. As such, these valves are single set-point control valves, and a set-point change will require operators to change the spring setting of the pilot.
• The valve body is made of ductile iron, withstanding both high hydraulic and mechanical stress.
• The valve is equipped with 316 stainless steel seat, it maintains excellent durability against erosion and ensuring a drop-tight sealing.

Automatic Control Valves material of construction
ACV material of construction

Pump Control Valves Model 1900
ACV PN10
ACV PN16

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