Sizing and setting diagram
Relation between actual flow and number of revolutions on flow restictor. Values given are approximate.
DN 50 k
20 / 25
DN 32 k
VS
12. 5
VS
DN 15 k
DN 15 k
DN 25 k
DN 20 k
DN 15 k
2.5
VS
1.6
VS
DN 40 k
8.0
VS
6.3
VS
4.0
VS
16 / 20
VS
1 = 360 º
Flow can be adjusted by turning flow restrictor screw
counter-clockwise as shown in this diagram.
Water flow shown at differential pressure across flow
Remark:
Controllers D N 40 and DN 50 have the same curve up to 9 r evolutions.
Note:
For max flow s etting on the controller di agrams from Instructions sh ould be used.
restrictor 0.2 bar (20 kPa) and across the controller
from 0.5 bar (50 kPa) to 16/20 bar (1600/2000 kPa).
Motorised control valve (MCV) for mixing circuit
in direct-connected heating system requires
differential pressure of 0.3 bar (30 kPa) and flow
less than 600 l/h.
Given data:
Q
= 0.6 m3/h (600 l/h)
max
p
= 0.9 bar (90 kPa)
min
1)
p
= 0.1 bar (10 kPa)
circuit
p
= 0.3 bar (30 kPa) selected
MCV
pb 2) = 0.2 bar (20 kPa)
Remark:
1)
∆p
corresponds to the r equired pump pressure in the
circuit
heating circuit a nd is not to be considered when sizin g the
AVQ.
2)
∆pb is differe ntial pressure over flow restri ctor.
The total (available) pressure loss across the
controller is:
p
= p
−p
AVQ, A
p
= 0.6 bar (60 kPa)
AVQ, A
min
= 0.9−0.3
MCV
Possible pipe pressure losses in tubes, shut-off
fittings, heatmeters, etc. are not included.
Q
max
Select controller from flow diagram, page 4,
with the smallest possible kVS value considering
available flow ranges.
kVS = 1.6 m3/h
The min. required differential pressure across
the selected controller is calculated from the
formula:
Δp
p
p
Q
=
MINAVQ,
= 0.34 bar (34 kPa)
AVQ, MIN
> p
AVQ, A
AVQ, MIN
k
max
VS
2
Δp
b
2
0,6
=+
1,6
0,2
+
0.6 bar > 0.34 bar
Solution:
The example selects AVQ DN 15; kVS value 1.6;
flow setting range 0.03-0.9 m3/h.
Flow volume causes pressure drop across the
adjustable flow restrictor. Resulting pressures are
being transferred through the impulse tubes
and/or control drain in the actuator stem to the
actuator chambers and act on control diaphragm
for flow control. The flow restrictor diff. pressure
is controlled and limited by means of built-in
spring for flow control. Control valve closes on
rising differential pressure and opens on falling
differential pressure to control max flow.
SettingsFlow setting
Flow setting is being done by the adjustment of
the flow restrictor position. The adjustment can
be performed on the basis of flow adjustment
diagram (see relevant instructions) and/or by the
means of heat meter.