Example:
2-way valve VM 2; DN 15; kVS 1,6;
PN 25; t
- 1× VM 2 DN 15 valve
Option:
- 1× Tailpieces
Code No.: 003H6908
150 °C; ext. thread
max
Code No.: 06 5B2014
VM 2 and VB 2 are two-way valves designed to
work with Danfoss electric actuators AMV(E)10,
AMV(E) 20, AMV(E) 30 or Danfoss electric
actuators with spring return function AMV(E) 13,
AMV(E) 23 and AMV(E) 33.
These VM 2 and VB 2 valves are generally
recommended for use in most demanding
conditions in systems such as:
- district heating,
- heating
- hot water service with heat exchanger or
storage tank where they ensure long and
unproblematic performance.
Features:
• SPLIT characteristic developed for most
demanding applications
• High closing p with small sized actuators
• Several kVS values
VM 2 (ext. thread)
Ext. threadk
DN
ISO 228/1(m3/h)(mm)
15G ¾ A
20G 1 A
25G 1¼ A
G 1½ A107065 B2018
32
G 1⁄ A107065B2029
40G 2 A1610065 B2019
50G 2½ A2510065B2020
Stroke
VS
0,255065 B2010
0,450 65B 2011
0,63506 5B2012
1,0506 5B2013
1,6506 5B2014
2,5506 5B2015
4,05065B2026
4,05065 B2016
6,37065B2027
6,3506 5B20 17
8,05065B2028
Code No.
• Push connection for easy mechanical
connection with actuator
• Control range min. 50:1
Benefits:
• Fast and stable regulation
• More comfort due to stable DHW temp.
• Energy saving due to stable control
• Longer lifetime of components due to less
temperature oscillation
Max. closing pressure: 16bar or 25 bar (see table above) depends on valve and actuator combination.
Max. closing pressure means that the valve can close against this pressure if the pressure is applied after closing of the valve.
Max. operating pressure: 12bar (recommended 4bar to avoid high noise level and cavitation).
Max. operating pressure means no sucking will occur in entire valve stroke and valve can close against this pressure
from open position.
AMV(E) 10/13AMV(E) 20/ 23, 30/33
ED.LH.M4.02
Data sheet VM 2, VB 2
Application principles
Pressure temperature
diagram
Split characteristic
Hot water service application with heat e xchanger
Maximum allowed operating pressure as a function of medium temperature (according to EN 1092-2 and EN 1092-3).
Heating application, indirect district heating substation
Locate the horizontal line representing a flow
rate of 0,6 m3/h (line A-A). The valve authority is
given by the equation:
Where:
p1 = pressure drop across the fully open
valve
p2 = pressure drop across the rest of the
circuit with a full open valve
The ideal valve would give a pressure drop equal
to the system pressure drop (i.e. an authority of
0,5):
if: p1 = p
2
In this example an authority of 0,5 would be
given by a valve having a pressure drop of
20 kPa at that flow rate (point B). The intersection
of line A–A with a vertical line drawn from B lies
between two diagonal lines; this means that no
ideally-sized valve is available.
The intersection of line A–A with the diagonal
lines gives the pressure drops stated by real,
rather than ideal, valves. In this case, a valve with
kVS 1,0 would give a pressure drop of 36,0 kPa
(point C):
The second largest valve, with kVS 1,6, would give
a pressure drop of 14 kPa (point D):
Generally, the smaller valve would be selected
(resulting in a valve authority higher than 0,5
and therefore improved control). However, this
will increase the total pressure and should be
checked by the system designer for compatibility
with available pump heads, etc. The ideal
authority is 0,5 with a preferred range of
between 0,4 and 0,7.
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