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Valve manifold combination dn 8, Sitrans p measuring instruments for pressure – Siemens SITRANS P User Manual

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SITRANS P measuring instruments for pressure

Fitttings - Shut-off valves for differential pressure transmitters

Valve manifold combination DN 8

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Overview

The valve manifold combination DN 8 (7MF9416-4..) is for pres-
sure transmitters for differential pressure.

It is used to shut off and blow out the differential pressure lines
and to check the pressure transmitter zero.

In the designs with a test connection, a test device can be con-
nected to check the pressure transmitter characteristic.

Benefits

• Max. working pressure 420 bar

Application

The valve manifold combination DN 8 is designed for vapors.

Design

The valve manifold combination DN 8 has a process connection
with welding pins.

The connection for the pressure transmitter is designed as as
flange connection, while the blow-out connection is designed as
a pipe union with ferrule.

The manifold valves have an internal spindle thread, while the
blow-out valves have an external spindle thread.

The optional test connection is M20x1.5.

The valve manifold combination DN 8 is supplied with a mount-
ing plate.

Materials used

Function

• Shutting off the differential pressure lines

• Blowing out the differential pressure lines

• Checking the pressure transmitter zero

As an option it is possible to order a version with a test connec-
tion, to which a test device for checking the pressure transmitter
characteristic can be connected.

Valve manifold

Blow-out valves

Component

Material

Mat. No.

Material

Mat. No.

Housing

P250GH

1.0460

16 Mo 3

1.5415

Head parts

C 35

1.0501

21 CrMo V57 1.7709

Spindles

X 12
CrMoS 17

1.4104

X 20 Cr 13

1.4021

Cones

X 35
CrMo 17

1.4122

X 35
CrMo 17
hardened
and tem-
pered

1.4122

Valve seats

X 6 CrNiMoTi 1.4571/316Ti X 20 Cr 13

1.4021

Packings

PTFE

-

Pure
graphite

-

Welding pins -

-

16 Mo 3

1.5415

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