RP45 Pressure Reducing Valve DN15-100-ANSI
RP45 Pressure Reducing Valve DN15-100-ANSI
RP45 Pressure Reducing Valve DN15-100-ANSI
RP45 (ANSI)
DESCRIPTION
The ADCA RP45 series pressure reducing valves are single
seated, bellows sealed controllers that operate without
auxiliary energy.
Designed for use with steam, compressed air, and other
gases compatible with the construction.
They are particularly suitable for reducing steam pressure in
all energy and process systems where pressures must be
kept under control.
OPERATION
Pressure reduction is achieved by variable throttling of the
inlet flow, by variation of the flow area between seat and disc.
The outlet pressure, which is transmitted through the
feedback line to the diaphragm chamber, counteracts the
spring force acting on the valve spindle, controlling the valve
aperture corresponding to the spring setting, and thus, to the
required outlet pressure.
MAIN FEATURES
Specially designed high durability bellows, providing pressure
balancing and frictionless plug stem.
Robust construction (fit-and-forget).
Suitable for use with high pressure turndowns.
Interchangeable actuators.
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LIMITING CONDITIONS
Valve model RP45S RP45S RP45I RP45ST RP45ST RP45IT RP45SN* RP45SN* RP45IN*
Body design conditions 150 lb 300 lb 300 lb 150 lb 300 lb 300 lb 150 lb 300 lb 300 lb
Max. upstream pressure 13 bar 25 bar 25 bar 13 bar 25 bar 25 bar 13 bar 25 bar 25 bar
Max. downstream press. ** 13 bar 13 bar 13 bar 13 bar 13 bar 13 bar 13 bar 13 bar 13 bar
Min. downstream pressure 0,15 bar 0,15 bar 0,15 bar 0,15 bar 0,15 bar 0,15 bar 0,15 bar 0,15 bar 0,15 bar
Max. operating temperature 200 ºC 250 ºC 250 ºC 200 ºC 200 ºC 200 ºC 80 ºC 80 ºC 80 ºC
Max. reducing ratio 25:1 25:1 25:1 25:1 25:1 25:1 10:1 10:1 10:1
Rangeability 10:1 10:1 10:1 10:1 10:1 10:1 10:1 10:1 10:1
Max. cold hydraulic test 24 bar 25 bar 25 bar 24 bar 25 bar 25 bar 24 bar 25 bar 25 bar
Max. hydraul. factory valve body test 24 bar 60 bar 60 bar 24 bar 60 bar 60 bar 24 bar 60 bar 60 bar
* Suffix N: a maximum turndown ratio 10:1 should be observed. Other soft materials on request.
** Others on request, with bellows or piston actuator.
DIMENSIONS (mm)
VALVE ACTUATOR
A* WGT. WGT.
SIZE B TYPE C
ANSI 300 lb (kg) (kg)
1/2" 190 440 12,7 A1 172 4,3
3/4” 194 440 12,7 A11 172 4,3
1” 197 440 13,7 A2 220 7,3
11/2” 235 445 17,7 A21 220 7,3
2” 267 540 25,7 A3 282 11,3
3” 317 610 36,7 A4 340 16,3
4” 368 650 53,7 ̶ ̶ ̶
* ANSI 150 lb is drilled with the same lenght.
MATERIALS
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SATURATED STEAM CAPACITY TABLE (kg/h)
(P2 < 0,58 P1)
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Correction factors:
The given capacities apply to pressure reducing valves at critical pressure drop PRESSURE RATIO * CORRECTION
(downstream pressure is about 58% of the upstream pressure or lower). In case of P2 / P1 FACTOR f
non-critical pressure drop a correction factor must be used, as shown in the following ≥ 0,7 1,25
table:
≥ 0,8 1,6
No correction factor should be used for pressure ratios under 0,7. ≥ 0,9 2,25
* Pressure ratio in bar abs (barg + 1)
Superheated steam:
If the steam to be reduced is superheated, instead of saturated, a correction factor has also to be applied. The required mass
flow must be multiplied by the following factor:
Never size the valve according to the pipe diameter in which it has to be fitted, but according to the actual flow required. Pipe sizing
must also respect the maximum recommended flow velocities, according to the medium.
HOW TO ORDER
RP45G 11/2” PN16 valve complete with spring Nº 60, type A-2 actuator, condensate vessel and copper tube impulse line.
INSTALLATION
The RP45 is designed primarily for steam, compressed air and non inflamable gases. It has limitations when operating with liquids,
since the plug closes in the same direction as the fluid flow, which can produce vibrations and water hammer. Please consult the
factory for more details.
At service conditions where the temperatures are higher than 100 ºC it is necessary to protect the diaphragm against overheating,
by using a seal pot.
Service conditions with temperatures under 100 ºC (water seal pot unnecessary): For operation with gases, the valve is
ready to work. If the valve is to be used with liquids, please consult factory.
The valve can be installed with the actuator pointing upwards or downwards.
Service conditions with temperatures above 100 ºC: Fill the seal pot (11) using a funnel (14), until the water emerges from the
actuator vent (12) without bubbles. Close the actuator vent screw (12) and proceed to fill the pot until the water reaches the top,
then close it with the plug. The valve is now ready to work.
The valve must be installed with the actuator pointing downwards.
Downstream set pressure should be adjusted with the key (13). By compressing the spring, its force increases and, consequently,
so does the downstream set pressure. By relaxing the spring, its force decreases and so does the downstream pressure.
The valve moves towards closed position when the downstream pressure rises, closing if the set pressure is exceeded.
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TYPICAL INSTALLATION
ELEMENTS
By-pass: if overpressure can not be accepted, the use of a by-pass is not recommended. In alternative, for critical processes, two pressure
reducing stations should be installed in parallel.
VALSTEAM ADCA We reserve the right to change the design and material of this product without notice.
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