The pressure sustaining control valves are hydraulic control valves used in the conduction lines, pumping plants and filtration systems to stabilize the valve’s entrance pressure.
1. Main Valve
2. Pilot Valve
3. Adjust Screw
4. Ball Valve
5. Strainer
6. Needle Valve
7. Pressure Gauge
The pressure sustaining hydraulic control valves can be used comfortably at vertical or horizontal positions in application systems.
It measures the valve’s entrance pressure in the system and stabilizes it.
If it is used at the horizontal or the deep well pumping plants’ pump exits, it makes the pump start softly and saves electricity.
It stabilizes the pressure that the filters need while washing in the automatic washing filtration systems and helps to clean the filter.
The valve works with the line pressure entirely hydraulic without needing any extra energy.
The valve’s maintenance is quite easy and cheap because of its design is diaphragm actuator based.
Mount the valve according to the arrow placed on the valve that shows the flow direction.
Mounting isolation valves (gate, butterfly or ball etc.) at the entrance direction for shutting-off the water in the line are recommended to ease the maintenance of the valve.
For the valve’s efficient working it is recommended to use an air relief valve before the valve.
Evacuate the water in the valve’s actuator to the atmosphere to prevent freezing in winter.
Adjustment of the pressure stabilizaton hydraulic control valve is done with the adjust screw of the pilot valve placed on the main valve. The pressure value increases when you turn the adjust screw clockwise. If you turn it counter clockwise, the pressure value reduces.
If the valve doesn’t close itself up at the adjusted pressure value, loose the needle valve placed on the pilot valve ½ or 1 tour.
1. Automatic Filter
2. Isolation Valve
3. Pressure Sustaining Valve
4. Pressure Gauge