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ITT Barton Model 199 DPU
Product Summary
Although they differ in details of construction, the Model 199 and Model 224C DPUs incorporate the same basic features. Both consist of a Bellows Unit Assembly (BUA) and removable pressure housings.
In both models, flexible bellows are secured to a centerplate. The movable bellows are rigidly connected by a dual valve stem that passes through the centerplate.
Valve seats in the passage through the centerplate form a seal with the valves spaced on the stem. Contacting the valve stem in the centerplate is a drive arm pivoted on the end of a sealed torque tube.
The interior of the bellows and centerplate are filled with a clean, non-corrosive, low
freezing point liquid. A free-floating bellows is attached to the high-pressure
bellows to allow for expansion or contraction of the fill liquid, thus providing positive
temperature compensation. If the bellows are subjected to a pressure difference
greater than the differential pressure rating of the unit, a valve mounted on the
center stem seals against its corresponding valve seat. As the valve closes, it “traps”
the fill liquid in the bellows; thus the bellows are fully supported and cannot be
ruptured regardless of the overpressure applied within the limits of its safe working pressure. Since opposed valves are used,
protection against “overrange” is provided in either direction.
Pressure is applied to the high and low chambers surrounding the bellows. Any
difference in pressure causes the bellows to move until the spring effect of the unit balances out. The linear motion of the bellows (proportional to the DP), is transmitted as a rotary motion through the torque tube assembly.
Components
Bellows Construction - Individual diaphragms, stamped and formed from 316 stainless steel or inconel , are assembled using a resistance welding technique, the results — exacting linearity characteristics, a long cycle life, and freedom from effects of work hardening commonly
encountered with the hydraulically formed or mechanically rolled types.
Temperature Compensator
An auxiliary free-floating bellows, attached to HP bellows, automatically protects unit from zero/calibration drift when ambient temperature changes. Pulsation Dampener (Model 199 Only) The pulsation dampener in the M199 is externally adjustable and provides for direct control of response time of the instrument from approximately one second to several minutes for full-scale travel of the bellows.
Self-Draining/Venting Connection
Designed on the top and bottom of the housing, these connection ports provide automatic draining of liquids or venting of gases.
Calibration Springs
The strength of the range-springs determines the differential pressure range of the unit. Each range-spring assembly is stamped with DP range it produces. They have an extremely low
hysteresis characteristic and exceptional temperature stability.
External Bellows Sensors
For applications requiring external sealed sensors, such as: corrosive, high
temp., and dangerous fluids,there are many options available. Please consult us to determine the best type for your application.
Model 199 Specifications
Additional Information
Zero center or split ranges available on special order [For example a 0-50" w.c. (0-124 mbar) range may be ordered 25-0-25" w.c. (62-0-62 mbar) or 10-0-40" w.c. (25-0-99 mbar)].
Intermediate differential pressure ranges available from 0-20" w.c. to 0-100 psi (0-50 mbar to 0-6.9 bar).
Other sizes and types of connections (welding stubs, MS, A.N.D., etc.) available upon request. Standard pressure connections are 1/2 " (top) and 1/4" (bottom) NPT.
Range springs are not interchangeable between the different size bellows, the inconel bellows, or the 10" w.c. (25 mbar) range.
Can be specified to meet NACE MR-01-75 (Revised '80).
Above metric conversions are approximate.
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