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| Parameter | Typical Value / Range | Unit / Standard | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manifold Configuration | 2-valve, 3-valve, 5-valve, block & bleed options | — | Common configurations for instrumentation isolation and equalizing |
| Number of Valves per Manifold | 2–6 (typical: 2, 3, 5) | count | Customized station counts available |
| Valve Types | Needle (isolation/equalizing), ball, 3-way vent | — | Type selected per process and leak-tightness needs |
| Fluid Compatibility | Water, oil, natural gas, air, inert gases; special seals for aggressive fluids/steam | — | Verify seal/material selection for corrosive media |
| Maximum Operating Pressure | Up to 6000 | psi (≈413 bar) | High-pressure variants rated to 6000 psi |
| Rated Working Pressure (typical) | 0–6000 | psi / 0–413 bar | Pressure rating depends on body material and port type |
| Hydrostatic / Test Pressure | 1.5× MOP (up to ≈9000 psi for hi‑pressure models) | psi / bar | Typical factory test factor; refer to project specs for test procedure |
| Operating Temperature Range | -40 to +200 | °C | Seal-dependent: PTFE ~200°C; elastomers lower |
| Port Sizes & Thread Types | 1/8", 1/4", 1/2" NPT; G1/8, G1/4; SAE options | inch / metric | Adaptors available for transmitter/gauge mounting patterns |
| Flow Coefficient (Cv) | 0.01–1.2 (needle valves typically 0.01–0.2) | Cv | Cv varies with valve geometry and size |
| Actuation Options | Manual (handwheel/lever), pneumatic piston, electric actuator | — | ISO 5211 and NAMUR interfaces commonly supported |
| Seal / Seat Materials | PTFE, FKM (Viton), EPDM, PEEK | — | Select based on temperature, chemical compatibility, and leakage requirements |
| Body Materials | 316 / 316L stainless steel, carbon steel (coated), brass (low pressure) | — | Stainless steel preferred for corrosive or hygienic services |
| Seat Leakage (tightness) | <1×10^-6 | mbar·L/s | Bubble-tight performance per valve-testing standards |
| Typical Actuated Response Time | 10–150 | ms | Dependent on actuator type and solenoid/air supply characteristics |
| Recommended Maintenance Interval | 12–24 | months | Interval varies by service conditions and operating cycles |
| Approximate Weight (example ranges) | 0.5–6.0 | kg | Depends on material, station count and actuator selection |
| Mounting & Interface Standards | ISO 5211, NAMUR mounting for actuators; common transmitter port patterns | Standards | Ensures direct mounting to field instrumentation and actuators |
| Compliance & Certifications | PED (pressure directive) options, ATEX-capable variants, CE marking available | Regulatory | Certifications depend on selected configuration and factory testing |
| Compatibility with Instrumentation | Direct mount to transmitters/gauges; transmitter isolation + equalizing functions | — | Design supports common process-control instrument packages |