Steam Heated Regulators

RDVC Series

Introduction

RDVC Series Steam Heated Regulators are designed to heat fluids for analyzer systems, primarily to preheat fluids and prevent gas condensation or liquid evaporation. The unique design allows for easy disassembly, cleaning, and replacement of heat transfer components, reducing maintenance time and costs.

Steam Regulators

Features Heated Steam Regulators RDVC Series

◎ Low internal volume and high flow rate 
◎ Convoluted diaphragm for improved regulation precision and extended service life
◎ Reinforced diaphragm improves sealing performance and extends service life
◎ Wetted metal components comply with NACE MR0175

DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION
Port Size
Media Inlet and Outlet : 1/8″ to 3/8″, 6 mm or 8 mm
Steam Supply Port : 3/8″
Max. Working Pressure
Media : 3600 psig (248 bar)
Steam : 600 psig (41.4 bar)
Outlet Pressure Range
0 ~ 25 psig (0 ~ 1.7 bar)
0 ~ 50 psig (0 ~ 3.4 bar)
0 ~ 100 psig (0 ~ 6.9 bar)
0 ~ 250 psig (0 ~ 17.2 bar)
0 ~ 500 psig (0 ~ 34.5 bar)
Flow Coefficient (Cv)
0.06
Working Temperature
Media : -40 ~ 500 °F (-40 ~ 260 °C)
Steam : Max. 500 °F (260 °C)

Flow Data

Steam Regulators

Process Specification Heated Steam Regulators

Material Special Cleaning and Packaging Process (FC-02)
Material
316L SS, Alloy 400
Wetted Surface Roughness
Ra 32 μin. (0.8 μm)
Polishing Process
Machine Finished
Assembly Environment
In specially cleaned areas
Packaging
Double bagged

Major Materials of Construction Diaphragm Regulators

Pressure Piston Regulators
Item Component Material/Specification
1
Diaphragm
Alloy C-22
2
Seat Retainer
316L SS or 316L VAR
3
Lift Poppet
Alloy C-276/ASTM B574
4
Seat
PCTFE/ASTM D1430
5
Poppet Spring
Alloy X-750
6
Shutoff Bolt
316L SS/ASTM A479
7
Body
316L SS/ASTM A479 or Alloy 400
8
Stream Heater
316L SS/ASTM A479

Porting Configuration Symbol

Steam Regulators

Porting Configuration Symbol

Steam Regulators

Notes:
1. IN and OUT are the inlet and outlet ports for connecting the valve to the system. so that other Port should not be used for system connections.
2. Porting configuration is viewed from the top.