CV-COS electro-pneumatic steam control valve
TLV are pleased to announce the general availability of the newly developed TLV CV-COS electro-pneumatic control valve, for steam applications
The bottom part of the valve features a built-in cyclone separator and free float steam trap.
Just like the famous Cospect pressure reducing valves, this provides dry, high-quality steam for process applications.
The top part of the valve features a compact pneumatic actuator with integrated I/P positioner.
This feature saves space and simplifies steam system layout, piping and maintenance.
Additionally, zero/span adjustment can be performed by simple dial rotation.
Features and Benefits.
1) Built-in cyclone separator and self-modulating free float steam trap provide dry, high-quality steam supply improving productivity and product quality for process applications.
2) Removal of condensate while valve is closed reduces scale adhesion and water hammer.
3) One combination I/P positioner/actuator (I/P positioned actuator) saves space and simplifies system layout, piping and maintenance.
4) Top mounting of the I/P positioned actuator eliminates passerby damage and misadjustment associated with side-mount components.
5) Combined large-surface-area screen for trap and separator reduces cost and piping space.
6) Zero/span adjustment can be performed by simple dial rotation.
7) Self-adjusting chevron packing minimises seal leaks, stem wear and stiction/hysteresis problems.
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