Diaphragm valve WW-753-65
hydraulically-operatedfloatadjustment

diaphragm valve
diaphragm valve
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Characteristics

Type
diaphragm
Operation
hydraulically-operated, float
Function
adjustment, level control, regulating
Applications
for tank
Associated function
for filling applications
Other characteristics
normally open, in-line, emergency
DN

Max.: 350 mm
(13.78 in)

Min.: 40 mm
(1.575 in)

Description

The Model 753-65 Level Control and Pressure Sustaining Valve with Bi-Level Electric Float is a hydraulically operated diaphragm actuated control valve that controls reservoir filling in response to an electric signal. The valve opens at pre-set low level and shuts off at pre-set high level. During filling, it sustains minimum upstream pressure, regardless of fluctuating flow or reservoir level. PRODUCT FEATURES & BENEFITS Line pressure driven – Independent operation Bi-Level electric float switch On/off service Low cavitation damage No hydraulic sensing tubes Simplified float installation and setting Reservoir inherent refreshing Solenoid controlled Low power consumption Normally Open or Normally Closed main valve Double chamber Moderated valve reaction Protected diaphragm In-line serviceable – Easy maintenance Flexible design – Easy addition of features Balanced seal disk – High relief flow capacity TYPICAL PRODUCT APPLICATIONS Typical Applications Level Control and Pressure Sustaining In this elevated reservoir system, pressure to consumers is prioritized over reservoir filling by adding the pressure sustaining feature to the Model 750-65 Level Control Valve, thereby modifying it to become the Model 753-65 Level Control and Pressure Sustaining Valve.

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