Instrumentation Valves
Source: Aquasyn California LLC
Aquasyn's patent-pending instrumentation valve has been designed to
consoldiate both a valve and pressure transducer in one unit and take
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•Brochure: High Purity Diaphragm Valves
Aquasyn's patent-pending instrumentation valve has been designed to consoldiate both a valve and pressure transducer in one unit and take advantage of minimally available space by utilizing a hybrid block body concept in conjunction with Anderson Instruments' unique CPM fitting as a base for the transducer.
•Brochure: High Purity Diaphragm Valves
•Brochure: High Purity Diaphragm Valves
Aquasyn's patent-pending instrumentation valve has been designed to consoldiate both a valve and pressure transducer in one unit and take advantage of minimally available space by utilizing a hybrid block body concept in conjunction with Anderson Instruments' unique CPM fitting as a base for the transducer.
The result is a very compact valve/instrument combination which takes up little more space than a single traditional diaphragm valve, as well as eliminating the need for an instrument tee. The instrument's diaphragm is positioned to one side of the valve weir to put it in direct contact with the flow of process media, and providing the advantage of eliminating the usual deadleg concerns encountered with insturment tees. The CPM fitting allows a positive, leak-proof means of instrument attachment through the use of an o-ring behind the diaphragm of the transducer and specially designed clamp arrangement.
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•Brochure: High Purity Diaphragm Valves
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