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62 TANK BOTTOM DIAPHRAGM VALVE<br />

The Tank Bottom Diaphragm Valve is designed<br />

for use at the bottom of a tank or vessel to<br />

drain or sample while minimizing the interior<br />

sump and preventing any dead leg for bacteria<br />

or microorganism entrapment.<br />

SIZE RANGE<br />

1/2"–4" (DN 15–100)<br />

BODY MATERIAL<br />

316L Stainless Steel Bar Stock ASME SA-479<br />

(UNS S31603), 1/2"–4" (DN 15–100)<br />

PRESSURE/TEMPERATURE<br />

RECOMMENDATIONS<br />

See General Engineering Data section, page 75.<br />

TANK CONNECTION<br />

The tank interface surface is designed for a fillet weld<br />

attachment. However, ANSI flanges can be ordered upon<br />

special request.<br />

DRAIN PORT END CONNECTIONS<br />

Standard outlet port is on a 30° angle. 45° angle is available<br />

upon special request.<br />

Buttweld:<br />

• 14, 16 Gauge O.D. Tubing, dependent on size.<br />

• Schedule 5, 10, and 40 Pipe<br />

Quick Disconnect:<br />

• Tri-Clover Tri-Clamp<br />

• Cherry Burrell “S”, “Q”, and “I” line ®<br />

• Superior Stainless, Valex and G&H ferrules<br />

DESIGN COMPLIANCE<br />

ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Section VIII,<br />

Division #1.<br />

COMMON APPLICATIONS<br />

• Sterile Receivers<br />

• Innoculant Tanks<br />

• Fermentation Vessels • CIP Tanks<br />

• Cell Culture Holding Vessels • Any other batch or<br />

• Water-for-Injection<br />

continuous proce<br />

Storage Vessels<br />

• Vessels demanding<br />

• Process Vessels<br />

• Media Fill Vessels<br />

ultra-pure conditions<br />

FLOW CHARTS<br />

C V/K V DATA<br />

Size DN Cv 1 Kv 2<br />

0.50 15 3.5 0.8<br />

1.00 25 17.5 4.2<br />

1.50 40 47.5 11.4<br />

2.00 50 69.0 16.6<br />

3.00 80 175.0 42.0<br />

4.00 100 386.0 92.6<br />

Notes: 1. Values expressed in GPM per one psi pressure drop.<br />

2. Values expressed in liters/second per one bar pressure drop.

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