DescriptionAVTB is self-acting temperature controller used
to control the water temperature in hot water
tanks, heat exchangers, oil preheaters, etc.
Controller closes on rising temperature.
The controller has a control valve, thermostatic
actuator and handle for temperature setting.
Thermostatic actuator consist of a bellows,
capillary tube and sensor.
Main data:
• DN 15, 20, 25
• kVS 1.9; 3.4; 5.5m3/h
• PN 16
• Setting range:
0 … 30°C/20 … 60°C/30 … 100°C
• Temperature:
- Circulation water/glycolic water up to 30%:
2 … 130°C
• Connections:
- Int. thread
- Ext. thread (weld-on and ext. thread
tailpieces)
• Flow or return mounting, depending on
sensor type.
Ordering
1)
Complete control ler including sensor
stuffi ng box. The immersion p ocket is
an accessor y.
2)
Including sma ll sensor Ø 9.5 × 180.
The sensor is to be m ounted where the
system tempe rature is warmer than
the temperatu re in the valve housing.
Insulaton disk is fac tory mounted on
the controller.
3)
Including sma ll sensor Ø 9.5 × 150.
Capillar y tube length 2.3 m.
4)
Including se nsor Ø 18 × 210; available
on request
Example:
Temperature controller; DN 15;
kVS 1.9; PN 16; setting range
30 … 100°C; T
- 1× AVTB DN 15 Controller
Code No: 0 0 3N5141
Option:
- 1× Imm. pocket, brass
Code No: 013U 029 0
- 1× Weld-on taipieces
Code No: 003H6908
130 °C; ext. thread
max
AVTB Controller
DN
15
20
25
Capillary tube length: 2 m.
Setting
range
(°C)
0 … 30
20 … 6090003N8229
30 … 100130003N 8141
0 … 30
20 … 6090003N8230
30 … 100130003 N8142
0 … 30
20 … 6090003N8253
30 … 100130003N8143
k
VS
(m3/h)
1.9
3.4
5.5
Max. se nsor
temp.
(°C)
55
55
55
Internal threadExternal thread
Connection
IS O 7/1
Rp ½
Rp ¾
Rp 1
Code No.
003N2232
003N3232
003N4232
1)
4)
2)
3)
4)
2)
3)
4)
2)
3)
Connection
ISO 228/1
Service kits
Type designationforCode No.
Repair set
Two diaphragms, two O-rings, one rubber cone,
one tube of grease and eight valve cover screws
The controller can be installed in any position,
with flow in the direction of the cast-in arrow.
AVTB 20 … 60 must always be installed in the
return line (sensor warmer than valve).
If AVTB 20 … 60 has been installed in the return
line from a service water heat exchanger (where
for certain periods the return temperature
approaches the sensor temperature) the
installation of insulation disk is recommended
(003N4022).
Insulation disk is factory mounted
on the product.
Temperature sensor
AVTB 0 … 30 and 30 …100 can be installed either
in flow or in return line.
With AVTB 30 … 100, if temperature variations
of more than 20°C occur at the valve, insulation
disk (003N4022) must be installed between
thermostatic actuator and valve body.
Calculated kv value is 1m3/h.
From this value on the kV scale in the AVTB
diagram, take a line horizontally to intersect
the columns for recommended sizing range.
Select the smallest possible valve, here an AVTB
15. A temperature range of 30 …100°C can be
assumed as suitable for this example.
The P-band (XP) and final temperature range
can also be read from the AVTB diagram. The
required closing temperature can be read from
the scale for the valve selected. However, there
are two temperature ranges that meet the
requirement for a closing temperature of 55°C.
XP is 9 K for the range 30 …100°C, which means
that the controller will yield the calculated
capacity at a sensor temperature of 55°C minus 9
K = 46°C. For the range 20 … 60°C XP = 4 K. This
Required:
The correct valve size
means that the controller will yield the calculated
capacity at 55°C minus 4 K = 51°C.
To ensure the most stable control an AVTB 15
with a range 30 … 100 °C should be chosen. The
water in the hot water tank will reach the closing
temperature (55°C) only when there has been no
hot water demand for some time.
AVTB diagram to determine valve size, temperature range and proportional band (XP).
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