VD-1H type
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When the negative pressure is less than the set pressure, the valve opens to suck in the atmosphere and prevent the piping and equipment from becoming evacuated. When attached to a steam pipe that uses a silencer, it is possible to prevent water from being sucked in when the steam stops.

specification

Product code VD1H-F □The symbol of the set pressure range is entered in □. VD1H-D □The symbol of the set pressure range is entered in □.
Valve type Vacuum regulating valve Vacuum regulating valve
Nominal diameter 15-50 (1/2-2) 15-50 (1/2-2)
Applicable fluid Steam / air Steam / air
Fluid temperature 200 ℃ or less 200 ℃ or less
Applicable pressure 1.0MPa or less 1.0MPa or less
Set pressure range 1: -0.5 to -22kPa, 2: -22 to -49kPa
3: -49--76kPa, 4: -76-82kPa
1: -0.5 to -22kPa, 2: -22 to -49kPa
3: -49--76kPa, 4: -76-82kPa
End connection JIS R screw JIS R screw
Material C3604 or CAC406 (Metal Touch) SUS (metal touch)
Mounting posture Vertical mounting with the entrance side down Vertical mounting with the entrance side down
  • It cannot be used for maintaining positive fluid pressure.

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Common to all product symbols

VD-1H Catalog

VD-1H price list

VD-1H (CAC) outline drawing

VD-1H (SCS) outline drawing

VD-1H Instruction Manual

VD1H-F □

VD1H-F (15-25A) reference diagram

VD1H-F (32-50A) reference diagram

VD1H-D □

VD1H-D (15-25A) reference diagram

VD1H-D (32-50A) reference diagram

Frequently Asked Questions and Explanations

Why do you need a silencer?

A silencer is used when steam is blown into water to make hot water, and noise and vibration due to steam inflow are reduced. If the silencer is not used, extreme noise and vibration will occur.

What is the sound limit temperature of the silencer?

The sound limit temperature is the maximum temperature of hot water that can maintain the function of the silencer.

What causes noise when steam is blown into water? Also, what principle does the silencer suppress the noise?

When steam is blown directly into water, the steam condenses and creates a cavity, and when the surrounding hot water flows toward the cavity and collides, a large impact and noise are generated. The silencer emits steam from a small nozzle and smoothes the mixing with water to reduce noise.

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