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I can’t think of a translation for the unfinished part regarding the temperature control valve!

2009-09-08View Original

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Example of Temperature Regulator Selection Parameters: Fluid ..........................................................................Steam Medium: Steam Maximum inlet pressure..........................................100 psi Maximum inlet pressure Outlet pressure..........................................................90 psi Outlet pressure Maximum flow rate..............................................500 lbs/hr Maximum flow rate Required temperature ................................................150°F Desired temperature Distance from regulator to sensing point .........................5’ Distance from the regulator to the sensing point To select the appropriate model: Enter the maximum inlet pressure as ...............................................100 psi Set the outlet pressure at ........................................90 psi Determine the capacity required, which is 570 lbs/hr, for a connection size of ........................................1” Find the appropriate capillary temperature range........................77 – 158°F Select the suitable capillary length ................................................6-1/2’ What is required for this application?: Please provide some feedback regarding the items that haven’t been translated yet.
Reply #22009-09-08
Everyone, please ask for help! ! ! !
Reply #32009-09-08
This post was last edited by olivetree on 2009-9-8 at 17:28 under the title “Temperature Regulator Selection Example”. Parameters: Fluid: Steam; Maximum inlet pressure: 100 psi; Outlet pressure: 90 psi; Maximum flow rate: 500 lbs/hr; Required temperature: 150°F; Distance from regulator to sensing point: 5’. To select the appropriate model: Enter 100 psi in the inlet pressure column; then enter 90 psi in the corresponding outlet pressure column. Find the connection size corresponding to a flow rate of 570 lbs/hr, which is 1”; the capillary temperature range is 77 – 158°F. Select a capillary length of 6-1/2’. ——FYI
Reply #42009-09-08
Enter inlet column at ...............................................100 psi Enter 100 psi in the inlet pressure column. Where can one see the word “pressure”? I think you should enter 100psi in the column for the inlet. Others agree with olivetree!
Reply #52009-09-09
Psi is the unit for pressure
Reply #62009-09-09
Here, “column” refers to a row or column; judging from the unit used for entering content later on, it represents the pressure being applied
Reply #72009-09-09
Thank you all, I understand now. . . .
Reply #82009-09-09
Another possibility: move to the outlet pressure field and enter 90 psi? :sleepy:
Reply #92009-09-09
I see now; I got the corresponding form today. It teaches you how to select the appropriate option using a table: first choose the option with an inlet pressure of 100 psi, then move to the row corresponding to the desired outlet pressure of 90 psi. Within that row, find the option that meets the required flow rate of 500 – this is 570. The connection size corresponding to 570 is 1 inch; all the other options do not meet the requirements. Thank you all!
Reply #102009-09-09
To Locate Proper Model: Find the suitable option; it should be “Select the appropriate model””

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