Typical Installations
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- 2-1/8" to 2-3/16" center to center all flanged connections.
Line side provides threaded connections for mounting standard
oval flanges furnished with the transmitter or D/A's investment
cast adapter flanges
- A pair of purge or bleed valve connections at both top and
bottom for versatility and convenience
- Straight-through roddable porting - no stagnant cavities
- In-line replaceable soft seats and seals
- PVC coated directional arrowhead handles with positive stops
- Bonnetless construction with unique tapered plug design
- Barstock construction
- No metal to metal contact
- Adjustable packing nut stops interport and stem leakage
- Optional integral steam heating system
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The D/A MM4U is a universal
mounting 3-valve manifold providing the 3 required functions by simply
dialing NORMAL, ZERO or BLOCKED. This same unique manifold excels in
the ability to perform as both a manifold and a sturdy transmitter
mount for either remote mounted or meter run flange mounted systems.
It serves well in liquid or vapor service, and in both systems, offers
easy 360 degree access to the 4 transmitter mounting bolts.
The Unimount design allows the completion of all
piping prior to installation of the transmitter. The built in
manifold mounting system permits easy removal of the transmitter
without disturbing the process lines or mounting connections.
The D/A UNIMOUNT - World's Most Universal Mounting Manifold
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Operation
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Normal Mode
Zeroing Mode
Isolation Mode
Note: Because of the unique fool-proof design,
the Zeroing Valve and Blocking Valve handles can be dialed to their
respective positions in any order without causing improper operation.
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Normal Mode
With both valve handles in the normal position, the MM4U is in the
normal mode with both process inlets open and the equalizing
port blocked.
Zeroing Mode
By dialing the Zeroing Valve handle to the ZERO position, the MM4U is
automatically switched to the zeroing mode which completely and
properly prepares the transmitter for zeroing by (1)first blocking one
inlet impulse line and (2) then opening the equalizing port which
bypasses the blocked inlet to equalize the P cell at process
pressure. Because it basically operates like a 3-way valve, this forced
zeroing sequence provides fool-proof operation and safety. After
correcting for zero offset, the transmitter is returned to service by
simply redialing the handle to the NORMAL position which, again,
correctly sequences back to the service mode by closing the equalizer
first and then reopening the blocked inlet.
Isolation Mode
By dialing the Zeroing Valve and Blocking Valve handles to the ZERO and
BLOCKED positions respectively, the MM4U is automatically switched to
the islolation mode where both inlets are blocked and the
equalizing port is closed. The transmitter is now safely isolated and
prepared for field servicing, recalibration or removal. The transmitter
is returned to service by simply redialing the handles to their NORMAL
positions which, again, correctly sequences back to the service mode by
leaving the equalizer blocked and reopening both inlets.
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Specifications
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Max Ratings:
Teflon:
6000psi @ -150ºF to 150ºF
3500psi @ 220ºF
Ryton:
6000psi @ 325ºF
2500psi @ 520ºF
Connections:
Flanged instrument x Flanged process
Design Codes:
ANSI B31.1, B16.5, NACE MR-01-75(special
order)
Material Codes:
Barstock, A479 - 316, A276-316;
Cast, ASTM-A743 CF3M, ASTM-A-351 CF3M, A 276-316.
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Materials of Construction:
Body: 316SS or nickel plated C.S.
Wetted Plug: 316SS
Plug Liner: Teflon or Ryton reinforced Teflon
Face Seals: Ryton reinforced Teflon
Non-Wetted Trim: 303SS
Handle: Cast aluminum arrowhead - PVC coated
Nameplate: SS embossed
Plugs / Bleed Valve:316SS
Exotic materials: Hastelloy C, Monel, Alloy 20,
etc. consult factory.
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