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Pressure reducer RMG 219 (119a)
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pressure reducer rmg 219 (119a) Application, properties, technical specifications
Application • For industrial and process application • Suitable for gases accor. to DVGW Worksheet G 260 and neutral, non-aggressive gases: Other gases: on enquiry. Characteristics
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• Single-stage pressure reducer • Bubble-tight sealing at zero flow • Integrated safety relief valve • Easy operation and monitoring
1. Technical data
Technical data Max. admissible pressure
PS = 50 bar
Max. inlet pressure
pumax up to 50 bar
Set range Optional, depending on measuring unit
Wd = 8 mbar to 8 bar
Valve diameter and KG value
Type of connection
Valve Ø (mm)
KG value (m3/h⋅bar)
2 3.7 5.5 8
4,5 15 35 65
Inlet: • G3/4a (up to pumax 50 bar) • Screw connections accor. to DIN EN ISO 8434-1 (DIN 2353) for external pipe diameters 10 mm, 12 mm and 16 mm Outlet: • G3/4a
Materials
Valve body: AL alloy Internal parts: St, Ms, Al, Niro Diaphragm: Perbunan
CE registration according to PED
Temperature range
–15 °C to +60 °C
All mechanical components of this device are without ignition sources. They are not subject to ATEX 95 (94/9/EC). The electrical components used with this device fulfil the ATEX requirements.
pressure reducer rmg 219 (119a) Suitable measuring units and pressure valves for RMG 219 (119a)
Suitable measuring units and pressure valves for RMG 219 (119A)
SUITABLE MEASURING UNITS AND PRESSURE VALVES FOR RMG 219 (119A) Measuring unit – description and size Ø (mm)
G 190
V 112
Pressure valves Set range Wd
Wire Ø (mm)
Description
8 to 12 mbar 10 to 40 mbar 30 to 100 mbar 30 to 250 mbar 50 to 500 mbar
2.5 3 4 4.5 6
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5
0.1 to1 bar 0.2 to 1.8 bar 0.3 to 2 bar
6.5 8 9
F6 F7 F8
0.1 to 1 bar 0.2 to 2 bar 0.4 to 4 bar 0.7 to 7 bar 0.8 to 8 bar
4.5 6 6.5 8 9
F4 F5 F6 F7 F8
Description / Ø (mm)
pu max. (bar)
F2 F3.7 F5.5 F8
50 50 50 50
F2 F3.7 F5.5 F8
50 50 50 50
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pressure reducer rmg 219 (119a) Load dependence
Load dependence in mbar for measuring units Load dependence in mbar for measuring units Jet Ă˜ (mm) Measuring units
Spring Jet 2
Jet 3.7
Jet 5.5
Jet 8
G
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F8
0.6 mbar 1.4 mbar 4.8 mbar 9.2 mbar 21 mbar 35 mbar 68 mbar 112 mbar
1.1 mbar 2.4 mbar 8.1 mbar 15.6 mbar 35 mbar 60 mbar 115 mbar 190 mbar
1.5 mbar 3.4 mbar 11.5 mbar 22 mbar 50 mbar 84 mbar 163 mbar 267 mbar
2.1 mbar 4.8 mbar 16.3 mbar 31 mbar 70.5 mbar 119 mbar 231 mbar 380 mbar
V
F4 F5 F6 F7 F8
0.036 bar 0.088 bar 0.13 bar 0.23 bar 0.38 bar
0.062 bar 0.11 bar 0.22 bar 0.4 bar 0.64 bar
0.087 bar 0.16 bar 0.31 bar 0.56 bar 0.9 bar
0.12 bar 0.23 bar 0.44 bar 0.79 bar 1.27 bar
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Values are given in mbar or bar and apply to a fully open jet. If the flow rate required (Qreq) at fully open jet is smaller than the max. flow rate (Qmax), the load dependence will fall according to values of the table. Example: Qreq = 50 % of Qmax of the jet. That means load dependence is 50 % of the table value as well.
pressure reducer rmg 219 (119a) Load dependence
Devices with measuring unit V are used whenever the inlet pressure range bpu and flow rate qn are relatively small. Devices with bigger measuring units G are for greater inlet pressure ranges bpu, greater flow rates qn and relatively small setpoint values. The purpose of the table is to determine load dependences.
Example:
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• smallest inlet pressure pu = 15 bar • highest inlet pressure pu = 30 bar • measuring unit G • regulating jet F 5,5 • setpoint of outlet value pd = 30 mbar Setpoint deviation due to inlet pressure changing from 15 to 30 bar. Calculation of setpoint deviation: Differential pressure pu = 15 bar Correction factor = 0.8 Setpoint deviation of 12 mbar (15 x 0.8 mbar) accor. to the table. The setpoint must be adjusted to the medium inlet pressure! That means the device works as follows: at 15 bar inlet pressure 30 – 6 = 24 mbar at 22.5 bar inlet pressure = 30 mbar at 30 bar inlet pressure 30 + 6 = 36 mbar
Correction values for adjusting the setpoint value Correction values for adjusting the setpoint value Setpoint change (mbar / 1 bar – inlet pressure pu) Measuring units Jet Ø
F2 F3.7 F5.5 F8
V
G
0.5 1.5 3.5 7
0.1 0.4 0.8 1.8
pressure reducer rmg 219 (119a) Construction and mode of operation
Construction and mode of operation
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The measuring unit consists of the measuring diaphragm of the setpoint spring and the screw for adjusting the setpoint value w. Multiplying the outlet pressure pd by the working surface of the diaphragm reveals the force acting against the force of the setpoint spring. Usually, the two forces will be in balance, thus keeping the working piston and preceding jet in the open position. However, if the outlet pressure pd should decrease under the setpoint value, the force of the setpoint spring will prevail, actuating the lever and thus the final control element. When the control element opens, the gas finds a greater orifice to flow through. With the flow rate increased, the actual value will approach the setpoint value again until both the forces generated by the outlet pressure pd and the setpoint spring are in balance again. (The regulating accuracy is thus determined by the surface of the measuring diaphragm, the diameter of the jet and the lever transmission.) Multiplying the actual inlet pressure pu by the working surface of the piston will reveal the force pushing the jet in the “open“ direction. The purpose of the lever system is to reduce the force acting on the piston in order to diminish the influence of the inlet pressure. An alternative would be to use bigger measuring units that would have the same effect. A bigger measuring unit would generate a bigger force acting on the lever system at the same outlet pressure pd, thanks to the larger diaphragm surface. The effect would be that the influence of the inlet pressure is reduced to a minimum. It is therefore necessary to correct the setpoint value w for a given range of the inlet pressure increase. The table “Correction values for adjusting setpoint values” contains the correction values (inlet pressure influences) for the various measuring units and regulating jets.
setpoint adjuster setpoint spring diaphragm final control element
vent line lever system
pressure reducer rmg 219 (119a) Dimensions Dimensions
Ø 112
Ø 190
G 3/4 a
G 3/4 a
50
170
170
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Device with measuring unit G
Device description (example)
Device with measuring unit V
RMG 219 - G3/4a / G3/4a - F3.7 - G - F3 Type Inlet Outlet Valve Ø Measuring unit Spring
For pressure reducer RMG 219 with inlet and outlet connections G3/4a; diameter of valve: 3.7 mm. Measuring unit G with spring F3 for set range Wd from 30 to 100 mbar.
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Last update: 03/2009
Pressure reducer RMG 219