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Mobrey - Warren Bestobell

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Sequencing Blowdown Valves<br />

Description<br />

A purpose built flanged isolating<br />

angle and sequencing valve with ½”<br />

BSP screwed drain connection and<br />

back seating features, all valve trims<br />

are in stainless steel. It fully<br />

complies with the recommendations<br />

of Health and Safety Executive<br />

guidance note PM5 - for<br />

automatically controlled steam and<br />

hot water boilers.<br />

Sequence of operation<br />

Function<br />

The <strong>Mobrey</strong> sequencing valve is<br />

designed to function as a combined<br />

water isolating valve and a<br />

sequencing valve to provide positive<br />

purging of the water connection,<br />

float chamber and steam connection<br />

of a boiler control.<br />

Blowdown of float chamber and<br />

connections is effected separately<br />

and in a pre-determined sequence<br />

by the operation of the single<br />

specially designed handwheel.<br />

Fig. 1 Fig. 2<br />

NWL<br />

Normal working valve open<br />

Fig. 3 Mid travel position water<br />

connection purged<br />

Fig. 4<br />

NWL<br />

NWL<br />

NWL<br />

Features<br />

• One valve to provide separate<br />

blowdown of:<br />

- Control Chamber<br />

- Steam Connection<br />

- Water Connection<br />

• Blowdown by predetermined<br />

sequence<br />

• Stainless steel trim<br />

• Back seating ensures packings are<br />

not subjected to continuous<br />

pressure<br />

• Available with Imperial or Metric<br />

flanges<br />

Available for pressures up to 32<br />

kgs/cm²<br />

Chamber, steam and water<br />

connections purged<br />

Fully closed position steam connection<br />

and chamber purged

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