About SPIRAX Marshall PRV DP23
SPIRAX Marshall PRV DP23
DP 23 is an SG Iron pilot-operated pressure-reducing valve suitable for steam or compressed air.
Available Sizes and Pipe Connections:15,20,25,4050 NB
Screwed: BSPT / NPT for 15 20 25 NB
Flanged : BS10 table F/H for 40 and 50NB
Limiting Conditions :
PMO - Maximum allowable Pressure: 17 barg
TMO -: Maximum allowable Temperature 232 C.
Cold hydraulic test pressure: 34 bar g
Spring range: 0.3 to 17 bar g
Precision Pressure Control for Steam SystemsThe SPIRAX Marshall PRV DP23 excels in reducing and maintaining specified downstream pressure in steam pipelines. Its pilot-operated mechanism ensures minimal seat leakage, delivering consistent results tailored to process demands. Engineered for durability and efficient performance, this valve supports industrial applications where accurate steam pressure regulation is essential.
Engineered for Reliability and Easy MaintenanceThanks to its cast iron body, stainless steel internal components, and metal-to-metal sealing, this valve withstands demanding steam conditions. Designed with an integral strainer and a quick-maintenance structure, the PRV DP23 minimizes downtime and ensures long service life. Its flanged connections and compact profile promote easy installation and compatibility with various industrial piping systems.
FAQ's of SPIRAX Marshall PRV DP23:
Q: How does the SPIRAX Marshall PRV DP23 pressure reducing valve operate?
A: The SPIRAX Marshall PRV DP23 operates through a pilot mechanism that senses downstream pressure and modulates the main valve to maintain a consistent, preset outlet pressure automatically. It is self-operated and manual, requiring no external power to function.
Q: What are the recommended installation conditions for the PRV DP23?
A: The PRV DP23 is best installed in a horizontal orientation within steam pipeline systems. Its flanged end connections conform to ANSI B16.1 or BS 10 Table 'F'. Proper installation ensures optimal performance and ease of maintenance.
Q: When should the valve's integral strainer be cleaned or maintained?
A: Regular inspection and cleaning of the integral strainer are advised, particularly in environments with particulate-laden steam. Maintenance intervals depend on operating conditions, but periodic checks help prevent blockages and maintain efficient valve operation.
Q: Where can the SPIRAX Marshall PRV DP23 be used effectively?
A: This valve is ideal for industrial steam systems requiring precise downstream pressure control, such as in boilers, process steam lines, or steam heating networks. Its robust construction makes it suitable for a variety of manufacturing and utility applications.
Q: What is the process for adjusting the downstream pressure setting?
A: Downstream pressure can be adjusted by calibrating the valve's spring within its 0.2 to 10 bar range. Adjustments should be made in accordance with system requirements, using the accessible adjustment screw or mechanism provided.
Q: What benefits does the compact design of the PRV DP23 provide?
A: The PRV DP23's compact structure enables easier installation in confined spaces, reduces the weight load on pipelines, and allows for convenient in-line maintenance. Its integrated features help minimize operational downtime and service complexities.