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Mains Water Pressure. . . . . . 200'. 45 psig. 132 psig. . . . . Domestic Water System. . . . Sillcock. Meter. WaterHeater. AutoWasher. Lav.. Stool. Shower. Sink. Lav.. Stool. . Tub. Dish Washer. How does a Regulator Work?. How does a Regulator Work?. How does a Regulator Work?. How does a Regulator Work?.

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    1. Cash AcmeA Division of Reliance Worldwide Corporation Training Program Pressure Reducing Valves and Relief Valves

    2. Mains Water Pressure

    3. Domestic Water System

    4. How does a Regulator Work?

    5. How does a Regulator Work?

    6. How does a Regulator Work?

    7. How does a Regulator Work?

    8. Valve Terminology Inlet Pressure Initial Pressure Upstream Pressure Supply Pressure P1 Outlet Pressure Reduced Pressure Delivery Pressure Downstream Pressure P2

    9. Valve Terminology Pressure Differential (P1 - P2) ?P Fall Off Droop P2 Variation Capacity Flow Rate Demand

    10. Pressure Fall-Off Droop Resistance of valve body Seat not fully open Measurement As a percentage As a pressure Consequences Reduction in final pressure at fixture or implement

    11. EB-86/EB86U Regulator

    12. Back Check Piston Assembly

    13. EB86U Capacity Chart

    14. EB-87/EB87U Regulator

    15. EB-75 Valve

    16. Balanced Construction Cash Watts Wilkins EB-75 N250B - EB-86 35B 60 EB-600 35BDU 70DU

    17. EB-24U Regulator

    18. Yoke Type Construction Cash Watts Wilkins E-3 - - E-41 223U5B 500 EB-24 U5B 600

    19. E-56 Regulator

    20. E-56 Features & Benefits Size 2”, 2 1/2” & 3” Water, air Threaded & flanged connections Exceptionally simple design Very high capacity Max. inlet pressure 400 psig 25 to 125 psig set pressure range Max. temperature 200o F Competition - Watts 223, Wilkins 500LU

    21. Comparable Cash Watts Wilkins E-56 N223 500

    22. EB25U

    24. Installation Any position (horizontal is optimum) Blow out the system Introduce fluids slowly Position for easy maintenance & repair Use 2 valves when pressure reduction is greater than 4 to 1

    25. Multiple & Parallel Installation When to use parallel installation Situations of wide demand variations so reducing wear on large regulator Better assurance of continuous water supply in critical installations Less costly on original installation Easier maintenance When low flow is less than 10% of the valve capacity

    26. Multiple & Parallel Installation

    27. Multiple & Parallel Installation Selecting the regulators Determine the flow rate Select regulators totaling the flow rate required Determine the regulator pressure settings Fall off Set smaller one 10psi higher

    28. Multiple & Parallel Installation Regulator size All regulators the same size Provides most advantages Only partially more efficient Different size regulators One valve operates at low flow and both at high flow Both valves work at near capacity

    29. Troubleshooting Pressure builds downstream Thermal expansion of water during heating Foreign matter in seat/disc area Cut, worn or scored disc Damaged seat

    30. Troubleshooting Fluctuating pressure at downstream fixtures Low water pressure in street mains Heavy periodic demand

    31. Troubleshooting Inadequate flow from fixtures Pipelines to fixtures may be inadequate House main supply may be inadequate PRV may be adjusted too low PRV may be the wrong size Strainer could be fouled or clogged

    32. Troubleshooting PRV hums, whistles or chatters High velocity of flow Worn or loosely assembled seat disc Low demand verses large size PRV

    33. Troubleshooting Leakage through weep hole or adjusting screw Ruptured or cut diaphragm Diaphragm assembly loose

    34. Overview Regulators may be balanced or unbalanced They absorb energy which gives creates fall-off (droop) Flow is a function of pressure drop Always size for the worst condition (highest flow at the lowest pressure drop) Regulators usually fail in the open position

    35. Hot Water Supply Systems 1 lb. Nitroglycerine = 2,000,000 ft. lbs. Explosive energy 1 lb. Water (flashed into steam) = 750,000 ft. lbs. Explosive energy

    36. Hot Water Supply Systems

    37. NCLX-5 Temperature & Pressure Relief Valve

    38. Thermal Element

    39. FV Series Commercial T & P Valves

    40. Relief Valve Ratings

    41. Pressure Relief Valve Seat Design A safety relief valve is a pressure relief valve actuated by inlet static pressure and characterized by rapid opening or pop action.

    42. FWL-2 Valve

    43. F-82 Valve

    44. F-95 Valve

    45. Residential Boiler

    46. BFP Valve

    47. Boiler Feed Valves A-40, AB-40, A-41, A-42, A-89

    48. Dual Control Valves CQ-M

    49. V-101 Valve

    50. VAP Valve

    51. BF Valves

    52. Hose Bibb Backflow Preventers V-3 & VB-222

    53. VR-801 Valve

    54. A.S.S.E. Listed Valves Standard Valve Type Size 1012 BFP 1/2” & 3/4” 1011 V-3 3/4” 1003 E-Series 3 1/2” thru 2” 1003 EB-24 1/2” thru 2 1/2” 1001 V-101 1/2” thru 1” 1003 EB-87 1/2” thru 1” 1011 VB-222 3/4” 1024 BF-1 3/4” & 1” 1024 BF-2 1” x 3/4” 1003 EB-600 3/4” thru 2” 1003 EB-86 1/2” thru 2”

    55. L.A. Listed Valves File # Valve Type Size M-660355 E 1/2” thru 2” M-660356 EB-24 1/2” thru 2 1/2” M-870152 V-101 1/2” thru 2” M-750091 V-3 3/4” M-750091 VB-222 3/4” M-850065 EB-86 1/2” thru 2” M-850065 EB-87 1/2” thru 1” M-850065 EB-600 1/2” thru 2”

    56. C.S.A. Listed Valves File # Valve Type Size C.S.A.# 67690 BF-1 3/4” B64.6 67690-1 BF-2 1” B64.6 67690-1 V-3 3/4” B64.2 67690-1 V-101 3/4” & 1” B64.1.1 67690-2 EB-87 1/2” thru 1” B356-M79 67690-3 BF-1 3/4” & 1” B64.6-M86 67690-3 BF-2 1” B64.6-M86 67690-4 V-101 1/2” B64.1.1 67690-5 WM-1 & WM-2 1/2” B125-M85 67690-6 BFP-C 1/2” & 3/4” B64.3-M88 67690-7 VB-222 3/4” B64.2.2-M88 67690-8 V-101 1 1/4” thru 2” B64.1.1

    57. A.G.A. Listed Valves Certificate # Description 22-01D 3/4” FVX-Series 4 22-04C 1/2” & 3/4” Type NC, FC, FWL-2. Sears & Wards 22-07C 1” FVX-Series 4 22-10B 1 1/2” & 2” FVX 22-11B 1/2” & 3/4” VR-801 22-12A 1” & 1 1/4” Type FVX-Series 15 General 1” FVMX-3LS (New valve added to cert. # 22-07C)

    58. C.G.A. Valve Listing 1/2” & 3/4” Type NC & FWL-2 3/4” Type FVX/FVMX-3C, 5C, 8C Ser. 4 1” Type FVX/FVMX-3C, 5C Ser. 4 1” & 1 1/4 Type FVX/FVMX Ser. 15 1/2” & 3/4” Type VR-801

    59. Canadian Province Listing Province CRN Alberta 0G0053.62 British Columbia 0G0053.61 Manitoba 0G0053.64 New Brunswick 0G0053.67 Newfoundland 0G0053.60 Nova Scotia 0G0053.658 Ontario 0G0053.65 Quebec 0G0053.6 Saskatchewan 0G0053.653

    60. I.A.P.M.O. Listed Valves File # Valve Type Size 2844 V-101 1/2” thru 2” 504 E-3 1/2” thru 2” 504 EB-87U 1/2” thru 1” 504 EB-600 1/2” thru 2” 504 EB-86 1/2” thru 2” 504 EB-24 1/2” thru 2 1/2” 1510 VB-222 3/4’ 1510 V-3 3/4”

    61. A.S.M.E. Listed Valves 2” F-82 1 1/2” & 2” FV(M)X 1/2” & 3/4” FS-15 1 1/4” F-82 3/4” NCLX (150#) 3/4” NCLX (125#) 1” FVX Ser. 4 1 1/2” F-82 3/4” FVX Ser. 4 3/4” F-30 3/4” FWL-2 (150#) 3/4” FWL-2 (125#) 3/4” FCLX 3/4” F-82 1” & 1 1/4 FVX Ser. 15 3/4” & 1” F-95 1” F-82

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