Danfoss H1 Axial Fact sheet

Fact sheet

AB-QM f low checker DN 40-250 and AB-QM 4.0 DN 15-20 Verifying the flow on AB-QM valves

Flow verif ication

To verify that an installation functions according

in an installation

to the design specif ications checking only the

 

most critical valve in the installation is needed

 

(see f igure 1).

 

The AB-QM maintains a constant differential

 

pressure over the valve and any excess pressure

 

will automatically be throttled. If there is not

 

enough differential pressure the valve cannot

 

reach the set f low.

 

The valve that is furthest away from the pump or

 

the valve in the circuit with the highest resistance

 

has the lowest available differential pressure, so

 

if this critical valve has enough pressure it means

 

the other valves will also function properly.

Important:

To get a useful measurement the installation should run on full load, so all actuators in the installation should be opened fully. This

ensures that you are measuring under the most unfavorable circumstances. The AB-QM’s will have more differential pressure available when the installation is working on partial load.

To get useful measurement the commisioning zone should run on full load, so all actuators in the installation should be opened fully. Please check if coincidence factor was taken into consideration.

Fig. 1

Method of verif ication

AB-QM DN40-250

Measure the differential pressure across the whole valve.

The test plugs are placed in such a way that differential pressure p1−p3 (Δp) over the valve is measured (see f igure 2).

If the measured value is below 30 kPa then there is not enough differential pressure available for the AB-QM to function properly. If the measured value is above 30 kPa then the AB-QM has enough differential pressure available and the f low is according to the setting (see f igure 3).

Setting the f low

DN 40-100: 1 turn=10 % DN 125-250: 1 turn=5.0 %

Note: for more information about setting procedure please refer to instructions

Method of measurement

AB-QM DN40-250

AB-QM 4.0 DN15-20

Measure the differential pressure across the control valve.

The test plugs are placed in such a way that p1−p2 is measured (see f igure 2).

Therefore the measured differential pressure can be used to calculate the f low directly. It’s necessary to use the table that was derived from statistical measurements

Since the measurements across the measuring points are inf luenced by the dynamic pressure, turbulences, f low patterns, internal tolerances, setting accuracy and accuracy of the measuring

equipment we believe that the total accuracy of the measurement is lower than performance of the valve.

Therefore we recommend not to adjust the setting when the results are within 10 % of the expected f low.

Calculating the f low

ΔpCv = p1−p2

Q kvCv pCv

For kvCv values see tables in figure 4 and 7

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Danfoss H1 Axial Fact sheet

Fact sheet

AB-QM f low checker DN 40-250 and AB-QM 4.0 DN15-20

AB-QM 4.0 DN 15-20

Flow direction

p1−p2

 

Δp=p1−p3

∆pmin

DN 15-20

 

 

 

Fig. 2

 

 

 

Fig. 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Presetting

DN 15 LF

DN 15 NF

DN 15 HF

 

DN 20 NF

DN 20 HF

s (%)

 

 

 

kvCv (m3/h)

 

 

 

10

0.0411

0.145

0.2588

 

 

0.180

0.4152

12.5

0.0531

0.180

0.34

 

 

0.240

0.5346

15

0.0659

0.215

0.4085

 

 

0.300

0.6472

17.5

0.0779

0.250

0.4754

 

 

0.360

0.7515

20

0.0890

0.285

0.5426

 

 

0.420

0.8558

22.5

0.1000

0.320

0.6095

 

 

0.490

0.9602

25

0.1111

0.355

0.6767

 

 

0.560

1.0645

27.5

0.1221

0.390

0.7502

 

 

0.630

1.1688

30

0.1332

0.425

0.8237

 

 

0.700

1.2815

32.5

0.1442

0.460

0.8969

 

 

0.770

1.3951

35

0.1570

0.495

0.9705

 

 

0.840

1.5023

37.5

0.1686

0.530

1.0407

 

 

0.910

1.5981

40

0.1796

0.574

1.1076

 

 

0.980

1.6939

42.5

0.1907

0.618

1.1748

 

 

1.050

1.7896

45

0.2018

0.662

1.2416

 

 

1.120

1.8854

47.5

0.2129

0.706

1.3165

 

 

1.190

1.9812

50

0.2245

0.750

1.3887

 

 

1.260

2.0770

52.5

0.2360

0.798

1.4579

 

 

1.330

2.1728

55

0.2476

0.847

1.5274

 

 

1.400

2.2247

57.5

0.2592

0.895

1.5966

 

 

1.470

2.2582

60

0.2707

0.943

1.6657

 

 

1.540

2.2916

62.5

0.2823

0.992

1.7342

 

 

1.610

2.3251

65

0.2939

1.040

1.79

 

 

1.665

2.3587

67.5

0.3054

1.088

1.846

 

 

1.720

2.3972

70

0.3172

1.135

1.902

 

 

1.775

2.4356

72.5

0.3293

1.183

1.958

 

 

1.829

2.4741

75

0.3414

1.230

2.0139

 

 

1.884

2.5126

77.5

0.3535

1.278

2.0835

 

 

1.939

2.5619

80

0.3655

1.325

2.1364

 

 

1.996

2.6122

82.5

0.3765

1.373

2.1756

 

 

2.054

2.6626

85

0.3876

1.420

2.2172

 

 

2.111

2.7245

87.5

0.3986

1.455

2.2722

 

 

2.169

2.7897

90

0.4097

1.490

2.3343

 

 

2.211

3.1346

92.5

0.4226

1.525

2.398

 

 

2.249

3.4703

95

0.4367

1.560

2.4778

 

 

2.288

3.5544

97.5

0.4509

1.595

2.5298

 

 

2.326

3.6422

100

0.4650

1.630

2.6

 

 

2.365

3.7300

Fig. 4 The f low is according to setting if the calculated f low is in the range of ±10 % of the set flow.

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