Series 455bHL
Good to know Data & facts
Connection size
DN 15 bis DN 100 1/2" bis 4"Set pressure
0.5 bar to 25 barTemperature
-10 °C to 120 °CProduct design
angle-type
Material
Stainless steel
Nominal width
DN 15 bis DN 100
1/2" bis 4"
Medium
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Hot water
Temperature in °C
-10 °C to 120 °C
Pressure in bar
0.5 bar to 25 bar
Where highest material and quality standards are important, then safety valves made of stainless steel with flange connections can be an option. Also, this type of safety valve is made for the protection of large heating plants in the shipbuilding industry as well as in building technology applications represents a necessary addition to the comprehensive range of Goetze products.
connection types
- Flange connection
- CHP units (combined heat and power plants)
- biogas plants
- District heating transfer stations/ house stations
- closed, thermostatically protected water heating systems
- with flow temperatures up to 120°C for all static heights or nominal outputs above 350 kW according to TRD 721, DIN 4751 and DIN EN 12828
In the event of failure of the thermostatic control and limiting devices, the safety valve shall blow off the entire heating output of the boiler in the form of hot water and steam.
Features:
- easy-to-maintain construction
- replaceable seat
- replaceable flat gasket
- freely rotatable spindle-cone connection
- full metal design for high ambient or radiation temperatures
- extensive range of spare parts, see spare parts flange safety valves
- Vertical and horizontal installation position possible
- Safety valves are permanently set and lead-sealed at the factory
Safety valves are permanently set and sealed at the factory.
EU type examination
Approvals
01 202 642/B-18 T034, Änderung 2:
Usage
Steam/Gases (S/G)
Rules
DGR 2014/68/EU
TUV-Germany
Approvals
TÜV.SV.17 2094:
Usage
Steam/Gases (S/G)
Rules
DIN EN ISO 4126-1
AD 2000-Merkblatt A2
VdTÜV-Merkblatt SV 100
Eurasian Conformity
Approvals
EAЭC N RU Д-DE.CП28.B.08409/20:
EAЭC N RU Д-DE.CП28.B.00821/20:
Usage
Steam/Gases (S/G)
Rules
TR ZU 032/2013 - TR ZU 010/2011
