About SPIRAX Marshall PRV DP143
SPIRAX Marshall PRV DP143
Limiting Requirements: Maximum Working Condition 26 kg / cm2 at 300 C. Body configuration Conditions: 42 kg / cm2 at 427 C.
Cold Hydraulic test pressure without internals: 52 kg/cm2
Three color-coded pressure adjustment springs are available for the following downstream pressure ranges:
Yellow:02 to 3 bar
Blue:2.5 to 7 bar
Red:6.0 to 17.3 bar
Grey:16.0 to 24.4 bar
Sizes: NB 15,20, 25,40, 50 and 80.
Std. Supplements: Pr. Meter, siphon & Meter cock
Pipe Connections:Flanged to -BS10 table - 'J' * & 'K' ANSI - 300' * & '600' DIN - ND - '25' & * '40'*
Note - 80 NB has these flanges only.
How to order?
1) 20 NB SPIRAX MARSHALL DP -143FOR STEAM FLANGED TO BS 10 TABLE 'K' IBR(OR NIBR).
2) 40 NB SPIRAX MARSHALL DP 143 FOR AIR FLANGED TO ANSI 300 NIBR. Pressure Reducing Valve DP 143
Engineered for Reliable Pressure ControlThe DP143 model has been meticulously crafted for optimal pressure regulation in steam, water, air, and inert gas systems. Its direct acting, spring-loaded mechanism provides quick response and stable outlet pressure, even as the inlet fluctuates. The stainless steel trim enhances durability and ensures compatibility with demanding media.
Flexible Installation and Simple MaintenanceAvailable in port sizes from 15mm up to 100mm, the SPIRAX Marshall PRV DP143 offers both flanged and screwed connections for installation versatility. Its compact design simplifies integration into existing systems, while the self-acting and modular trim allows for straightforward servicing and reduced downtime.
Built to Perform in Rugged EnvironmentsWith a solid body constructed from ductile iron, stainless steel, or cast steel, and a blue epoxy powder-coated finish, the DP143 is engineered for durability. Certified to BS EN ISO 9001 and designed for a maximum working temperature of 220C, this valve provides assured performance in industrial settings where reliability is paramount.
FAQ's of SPIRAX Marshall PRV DP143:
Q: How does the SPIRAX Marshall PRV DP143 regulate pressure in a system?
A: The DP143 uses a spring-loaded, direct acting mechanism. As system input pressure rises above the set point, the valve adjusts by modulating the opening to maintain the desired outlet pressure, ensuring consistent regulation for steam, water, or air applications.
Q: What are the available end connection standards for the DP143 pressure reducing valve?
A: This valve is offered with two connection types: flanged ends conforming to BS 4504 PN16 and screwed (BSPT to IS 554). This flexibility enables straightforward installation in a range of new or existing piping systems.
Q: When should the DP143 be used in an industrial process?
A: The DP143 is ideal when precise downstream pressure is required for safe and efficient operation in steam, water, and air service applications, especially where inlet pressure can vary and tight control is essential.
Q: Where can the SPIRAX Marshall PRV DP143 be installed?
A: It can be installed anywhere pressure regulation for steam, water, air, or inert gases is needed-such as boiler houses, manufacturing plants, heating systems, or utilities within residential, commercial, or industrial facilities.
Q: What benefits does the spring-controlled, self-acting design offer?
A: The self-acting, spring-controlled design ensures stable pressure reduction without the need for external power or complex controls, resulting in cost savings, reliable operation, and easier maintenance.
Q: How is maintenance performed on the DP143 valve?
A: Due to its compact, modular design and robust materials-including PTFE sealing and stainless steel internals-maintenance primarily involves periodic inspection and cleaning. Spare parts are easily accessible, minimizing system downtime.
Q: What is the process to adjust the set pressure on the DP143 valve?
A: Set pressure adjustments are made manually by turning the spring adjustment screw, allowing the operator to precisely control outlet pressure within the 0.2 bar to 14 bar range as required by the system.