Bulletin 74.

3:ACE97
May 2002

Type ACE97 Pad-Depad Valve

✰ Bubble Tight Shut-Off ✰ Frictionless Pilot Valve

✰ Pilot Controlled
✰ Maximum Vapor
Space Control

✰ Stainless Steel

✰ Self-Contained

✰ Diagnostics

✰ Fully
Balanced

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D102721X012

Patent Numbers 5,816,283,

5,836,348, and 5,884,665

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Specifications

Pad Specifications General Type ACE97 Specifications

Pad Body Size Pressure Registration
1/2-inch (DN 15), 1-inch (DN 25), and 2-inch (DN 50) External
Maximum Operating Inlet Pressure(1) Temperature Capabilities
200 psig (13,8 bar) Nitrile (NBR):
Maximum Main Valve Inlet Pressure(1) –20° to 180°F (–29° to 82°C)
200 psig (13,8 bar) Fluoroelastomer (FKM):
0° to 212°F (–17° to 100°C)
Controlled Pressure Ranges(1) Ethylenepropylene (EPDM - FDA):
see table 1 –40° to 212°F (–40° to 100°C)
Maximum and Minimum Differential Pressures(1) Perfluoroelastomer (FFKM):
25 psig minimum, 200 psig maximum –20° to 212°F (–29° to 100°C)
Maximum Backpressure(1) Approximate Weights
20 psig (1,38 bar) 1/2 x 1 x 1-inch: 70 pounds (32 kg)
Flow Coefficients for Relief Valve Sizing 1 x 2 x 2-inch: 105 pounds (48 kg)
(110% of rated Cv) 2 x 3 x 3-inch: 175 pounds (79 kg)
Cv 0.2 use Cv 0.22 Cv 7.5 use Cv 8.25 Construction Materials
Cv 0.4 use Cv 0.44 Cv 10 use Cv 11 Pad Body and Bonnet
Cv 1 use Cv 1.1 Cv 20 use Cv 22 1/2 and 1-inch Cv 0.2 and Cv 0.4:
Cv 2 use Cv 2.2 Cv 45 use Cv 50 316L Stainless steel
Cv 4 use Cv 4.4 Cv 60 use Cv 66 1 and 2-inch Cv 1 to 4 and Cv 5 to 10:
316 Stainless steel
Depad Specifications 2-inch Cv 20 to 60:
CF3M/CF8M Stainless steel
Depad Body Size Depad Body and Bonnet: S31603 Stainless steel
1-inch (DN 25), 2-inch (DN 50), 3-inch (DN 75), and Cage: S31600 Stainless steel
4-inch (DN 100) Actuator: S31600 Stainless steel
Depad Pressure Ranges(1) Trim: Stainless steel
See table 1 Elastomers: Nitrile (NBR), Fluoroelastomer (FKM),
Valve Coefficients Perfluoroelastomer (FFKM), or Ethylenepropylene
1-inch body: Cv 3, Cv 12, or Cv 17 (EPDM - FDA)
2-inch body: Cv 20, Cv 35, or Cv 70 Diaphragm: Nitrile (NBR), Fluoroelastomer (FKM),
3-inch body: Cv 6, Cv 90, Cv 115, or Cv 140 or Ethylenepropylene (EPDM - FDA)
4-inch body: Cv 150, Cv 200, or Cv 280

1. The pressure/temperature limits in this bulletin or any applicable standard limitation should not be exceeded.

Table 1. Controlled Pressure Ranges

CONTROLLED PRESSURE RANGE SPRING FREE LENGTH, SPRING WIRE DIAMETER,
Pad Setpoint Depad Setpoint (Above Pad) INCHES (mm) INCHES (mm)
0.5 to 3 in wc (1 to 7 mbar) 4 to 6 in wc (10 to 15 mbar) 4.0 (102) 0.092 (23,6)
0.5 to 7 in wc (1 to 17 mbar) 4 to 10 in wc (10 to 25 mbar) 3.08 (78) 0.105 (2,67)
3 to 13 in wc (1 to 32 mbar) 4 to 16 in wc (10 to 40 mbar) 3.73 (95) 0.156 (3,96)
3.73 (95) 0.156 (3,96)
4 to 10 in wc (10 to 25 mbar)(1) 16 to 78 in wc (10 to 194 mbar)(1)
3.73 (95) 0.156 (3,96)
0.5 to 1.4 psig (34 to 97 mbar) 0.25 to 1 psig (17 to 69 mbar) 3.8 (97) 0.250 (6,35)
1.0 to 2.2 psig (69 to 152 mbar) 0.25 to 2.0 psig (17 to 138 mbar) 3.8 (97) 0.313 (7,95)
1. Two nested springs are used.

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DEPAD PILOT VALVE

DEPAD
MAIN VALVE

VENT
ACTUATOR

GAS INLET PAD VALVE

INLET
FILTER

E0673

TO AND FROM TANK

Figure 2. Type ACE97 Pad-Depad Valve Parts

Introduction Depad (vapor recovery) – limits tank pressure to a

maximum value during normal operation.
The Type ACE97 Pad-Depad valve is a self-contained,
Tank and vapor recovery connections are available to
pilot operated valve that maintains a blanket of inert gas
meet most customer requirements. A Single Array
on top of a stored product to protect it from atmospheric
Manifold (SAM) provides a single tank and sensing
contamination. It reduces combustibility, decreases
connection and is required for tanks having a single
vaporization, controls vapor space pressure during
nozzle. Accessories include gauges, purge meters,
pump-in and pump-out operations, and helps prevent the
pressure switches, and check valves.
tank from entering a vacuum condition and collapsing
upon itself. The Type ACE97 valve provides excellent
and accurate pressure control of the vapor space in the Features and Benefits
tank. Blanketing pressure is kept to a minimum in order
to conserve the use of blanketing gas. Pilot Controlled: Type ACE97 valves (1-inch and larger)
are pilot-operated for a higher degree of accuracy and
control.
Pad (tank blanketing) – ensures a minimum pressure is
maintained in the tank vapor space during normal Fully Balanced: A fully balanced valve eliminates
operation. setpoint changes caused by variations in inlet pressure.

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DEPAD PILOT
VALVE DEPAD
MAIN
VALVE
DEADBAND

VENT

ACTUATOR

SENSING
CONNECTION

e0001
1 AND 2-INCH
INLET PRESSURE PAD PILOT VALVE

VENT HEADER PRESSURE

TANK PRESSURE

DEPAD LOADING PRESSURE

GAS INLET
PAD LOADING PRESSURE
PAD VALVE
INLET BLEED PRESSURE

TANK CONNECTION

Figure 3. Type ACE97 Pad On/ Depad Off

Options and Accessories Principle of Operation

Inlet Pressure Gauge: Displays pressure of blanketing
gas supply to the blanketing valve.
Control Pressure Gauge: Low pressure gauge mea-
sures tank pressure.
Pressure Switch: Allows for the installation of an alarm
system to indicate either low or high pressure on the tank.
Flow Indicator: Provides a visual indication of blanket-
ing gas flow.
Outlet Check Valve: Prevents corrosive gases and
vapors from flowing back into the blanketing system.
Diagnostic Gauge: Allows analysis of valve operation
in the field, simplifying service and reliability. (Only
available on 1 and 2-inch pad valve.)
Single Array Manifold (SAM): Provides sense line
connection and main valve connection through a single
tank nozzle.
Purge Meters: Prevents corrosive tank vapors from
damaging upstream equipment.
Pad (figure 3)
1 and 2-inch Pad Valves (figure 3)
When tank pressure decreases below the pad setpoint
(due to pump out operations or thermal cooling), the
actuator diaphragm moves downward pushing open the
pad pilot. This creates flow from the pad loading
chamber to downstream. When pad loading pressure
decreases, the force created by inlet pressure on the
pad main valve plug overcomes the main spring force
and opens the main valve plug allowing flow through the
pad valve to the tank. Once tank pressure reaches pad
setpoint, the pad pilot closes, pad loading pressure
equalizes with inlet pressure and the pad valve closes.
1/2-inch Pad Valves (not shown)
The 1/2-inch Pad valve has a main valve only. When
tank pressure decreases below the pad setpoint the
actuator diaphragm moves downward pushing the valve
plug open and allowing flow through the pad valve to
the tank.

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DEPAD PILOT
DEPAD
VALVE
MAIN
VALVE

ACTUATOR

SENSING
CONNECTION

e0003
1 AND 2-INCH
INLET PRESSURE PAD PILOT VALVE

VENT HEADER PRESSURE

TANK PRESSURE
GAS INLET
DEPAD PILOT SUPPLY PRESSURE
PAD VALVE
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE

TANK CONNECTION

Figure 4. Type ACE97 Pad Off / Depad On

Depad (figure 4) The diagnostics feature relies uses relationship of

When tank pressure increases above the depad setpoint
(due to pump-in operations or thermal heating), the
actuator diaphragm moves upward and pushes open the
depad pilot. This releases depad loading pressure
(nitrogen or other supply gas). When depad pilot loading
pressure decreases, the depad main valve opens by a
spring and allows flow from the tank to the vent or
recovery system.
Diagnostics
Tank blanketing valves are often installed in locations
that are difficult to access. Type ACE97 valves are
available with a diagnostics feature that allows analysis
of valve operation in the field, making maintenance
easier and more reliable.
pressure in the pilot and main valve chambers to
analyze valve performance.
System Sizing
Tank Blanketing systems must be properly sized to
have capacity to supply enough blanketing gas to
maintain the setpoint pressure, yet large enough to vent
excess gas without having tank vapor space pressure
rise above allowable limits. Pad valves must not be so
large that they cause over pressure. Sizing must also
take into account applicable codes and standards as
they apply to the installation.
For proper sizing of the pad and depad valves, certain
information is required. Proper sizing is essential to
protect the product, the tank, the environment, and
personnel.

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Sizing Information
The following list contains all necessary information to
properly size a valve once system parameters are
determined. The customer must provide the following:
• Pump-in rate (for depad calculation)
• Pump-out rate (for pad calculation)
• Inert (blanketing) gas specific gravity
• Inert gas supply pressure (for pad selection)
• Tank volume (for API sizing both pad and depad)
• Stored fluid flash point (for API sizing depad)
• Stored fluid boiling point (for API sizing depad)
• Vent gas specific gravity (sg, for API sizing depad)
• Depad setpoint
• Vent piping backpressure
• Sizing method (Direct Displacement or API 2000)
API 2000
The American Petroleum Institute Standard 2000 (API
2000) sizing criteria accounts for liquid pump-in and
pump-out as well as contraction and expansion of tank
vapors due to heating and cooling. When using API
2000 methods:
Pad Sizing
Qpad = Qpump-out + Qthermal
where,
Q pad = Required Pad Flow Rate
Qpump-out = Required Flow Rate for displacement
due to pump-out. (See table 5)
Qthermal = Required Flow Rate due to thermal
cooling. (See table 6)

Direct Displacement Depad Sizing

The direct displacement method should be used
with extreme caution. The direct displacement
method determines the amount of blanketing gas
required to replace liquid pumped out of the tank and
the amount of gas that must be removed due to liquid
pump in. Direct displacement does not account for
fluctuating temperature or other factors that may
affect pressure in the vapor space. This method is
typically applied to tanks containing non-flammable,
non-volatile products.
Pad Sizing
Qpad = Qpump-out
where,
Q pad = Required Pad Flow Rate
Qpump-out = Required Flow Rate for displacement
due to pump-out. (See table 2)
Depad Sizing
Qdepad = Qpump-in
where,
Q depad = Required Depad Flow Rate
Qpump-out = Required Flow Rate for displacement
due to liquid pump-in. (See table 2)
Qdepad = Qpump-in+ Qthermal
where,
Q pad = Required Depad Flow Rate
Qpump-in = Required Pump-In Rate. (See table 5)
Qthermal = Required Flow Rate due to thermal
expansion. (See table 6)
Supplemental Venting
Depending on the method, there can be a significant
difference in the calculated required capacity. No
matter which method is used, the tank must be
equipped with supplemental venting to protect the
tank, product, and personnel in cases of equipment
failure, fire exposure, or other conditions that could
cause the tank pressure or vacuum to exceed
operating limits.
Capacity Information
Pad Valves
In the case of pad valves, the tables are based on 0.97
specific gravity nitrogen. If it is desired to convert
nitrogen flow rates of another gas, multiply the flow rate
value from the capacity table by the following correction
factor in table 3.

Table 2. Flow Rate Conversion(1)

Depad Valves
MULTIPLY MAXIMUM
BY TO OBTAIN:
PUMP RATE In the case of depad valves, the tables are based on air
U.S. GPM 8.021 SCFH (1.0 specific gravity). Always use the differential
U.S. GPH 0.1337 SCFH
m3/hr 1.01 m3/h(n) pressure between tank pressure (depad setpoint) and
Barrels/hr 5.615 SCFH vent header (vapor recovery) pressure to calculate flow
Barrels/day 0.2340 SCFH through the depad valve.

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Table 3. Correction Factors (for converting nitrogen flow rates to Table 4. Correction Factors (for converting air flow rates to other
other gas flow rates) gas flow rates)
CORRECTION VENT GAS SPECIFIC GRAVITY CORRECTION FACTOR
BLANKET GAS SPECIFIC GRAVITY
FACTOR 0.60 1.29
Natural Gas 0.60 1.27 0.80 1.19
Air 1.00 0.99 1.20 0.91
1.40 0.85
Dr y CO2 1.52 0.80
1.60 0.79
1.80 0.75
0.985
Correction Factor = 2.00 0.71
√ SG 3.00 0.58
1.00
Correction Factor =
√ SG

Table 5. Flow Rate Requirements for Liquid Pump-In Pump-Out per API 2000
PUMP-OUT (INBREATHING) PUMP-IN (OUTBREATHING)
5.6 scfh of air per barrel/hour of liquid 6 barrels/hour of scfh air per barrel/hour of liquid
Flashpoint > 100°F (37,8°C) or
8.0 scfh of air per gpm of liquid 8.6 scfh of air per gpm of liquid
Normal Boiling Point > 300°F (149°C)
0,94 m3/h(n) of air per m3/hr of liquid 1,01 m3/h(n) of air per m3/hr of liquid
5.6 scfh of air per barrel/hour of liquid 12 scfh of air per barrel per hour of liquid
Flashpoint < 100°F (37,8°C) or
8.0 scfh of air per gpm of liquid 17 scfh of air per gpm of liquid
Normal Boiling Point < 300°F (149°C)
0,94 m3/h(n) of air per m3/hr of liquid 2,02 m3/h(n) of air per m3/hr of liquid

Table 6. Gas Flow Required for Thermal Cooling (Inbreathing) or Heating (Outbreathing) per API 2000 (Interpolate for intermediate sizes.)
VESSEL CAPACITY SCFH (m³/h(n)) AIR FLOW RATE REQUIRED
Outbreating

Barrels Gallons Liters Inbreathing Flashpoint < 100°F (37,8°C) Flashpoint > 100°F (37,8°C)
or normal boiling point or normal boiling point
< 300°F (149°C) > 300°F (149°C)
60 2500 9500 60 (1,61) 40 (1,07) 60 (1,61)
100 4200 16 000 100 (2,68) 60 (1,61) 100 (2,68)
500 21,000 79 500 500 (1,34) 300 (8,04) 500 (1,34)
1000 42,000 159 000 1000 (26,8) 600 (16,1) 1000 (26,8)
2000 84,000 318 000 2000 (53,6) 1200 (32,2) 2000 (53,6)
3000 126,000 477 000 3000 (80,4) 1800 (48,2) 3000 (80,4)
4000 168,000 636 000 4000 (107) 2400 (64,3) 4000 (107)
5000 210,000 795 000 5000 (134) 3000 (80,4) 5000 (134)
10,000 420,000 1 590 000 10,000 (268) 6000 (160) 10,000 (268)
15,000 630,000 2 385 000 15,000 (402) 9000 (241) 15,000 (402)
20,000 840,000 3 180 000 20,000 (536) 12,000 (322) 20,000 (536)
25,000 1,050,000 3 975 000 24,000 (643) 15,000 (402) 24,000 (643)
30,000 1,260,000 4 769 000 28,000 (750) 17,000 (456) 28,000 (750)
35,000 1,470,000 5 564 000 31,000 (831) 19,000 (509) 31,000 (831)
40,000 1,680,000 6 359 000 34,000 (911) 21,000 (563) 34,000 (911)
45,000 1,890,000 7 154 000 37,000 (992) 23,000 (616) 37,000 (992)
50,000 2,100,000 7 949 000 40,000 (1072) 24,000 (643) 40,000 (1072)
60,000 2,520,000 9 539 000 44,000 (1179) 27,000 (724) 44,000 (1179)
70,000 2,940,000 11 129 000 48,000 (1286) 29,000 (777) 48,000 (1286)
80,000 3,360,000 12 718 000 52,000 (1394) 31,000 (831) 52,000 (1394)
90,000 3,780,000 14 308 000 56,000 (1501) 34,000 (911) 56,000 (1501)
100,000 4,200,000 15 898 000 60,000 (1608) 36,000 (965) 60,000 (1608)
120,000 5,040,000 19 078 000 68,000 (1822) 41,000 (1099) 68,000 (1822)
140,000 5,880,000 22 257 000 75,000 (2010) 45,000 (1206) 75,000 (2010)
160,000 6,720,000 25 437 000 82,000 (2198) 50,000 (1340) 82,000 (2198)
180,000 7,560,000 28 616 000 90,000 (2412) 54,000 (1447) 90,000 (2412)

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Table 7. 1/2-inch Pad Valve Capacities of 0.97 Specific Gravity Nitrogen
INLET PRESSURE Cv = 0.2 Cv = 0.4
2 3
psig (bar) kg/cm kPa scfh (m /h(n)) scfh (m3 /h(n))
25 (1,7) 1,8 172 250 (6,7) 550 (15)
30 (2,1) 2,1 207 290 (7,8) 630 (17)
40 (2,8) 2,8 276 370 (10) 780 (21)
50 (3,4) 3,5 345 450 (12) 930 (25)
60 (4,1) 4,2 414 530 (14) 1,070 (29)
70 (4,8) 4,9 483 610 (16) 1,230 (33)
80 (5,5) 5,6 552 690 (19) 1,390 (37)
90 (6,2) 6,3 621 780 (21) 1,560 (42)
100 (6,9) 7,0 690 860 (23) 1,720 (46)
120 (8,3) 8,4 828 1,020 (27) 2,040 (55)
140 (9,7) 9,8 966 1,180 (32) 2,360 (63)
160 (11,0) 11,2 1103 1,340 (36) 2,680 (72)
180 (12,4) 12,7 1241 1,500 (40) 3,000 (81)
200 (13,8) 14,1 1379 1,660 (45) 3,330 (89)

Table 8. 1-inch Pad Valve Capacities of 0.97 Specific Gravity Nitrogen

INLET PRESSURE CAPACITIES IN SCFH (m2/h(n)) OF NITROGEN
Psi (bar) kg/cm2 kPa CV = 1 CV = 2 CV = 4 CV = 7.5 CV = 10
25 (1,7) 1,76 172 1330 (35) 2670 (71) 5350 (143) 10,000 (267) 13,000 (356)
30 (2,1) 2,11 207 1510 (40) 3020 (80) 6050 (162) 11,300 (302) 15,100 (404)
40 (2,8) 2,81 276 1870 (50) 3750 (100) 7510 (201) 14,000 (375) 18,700 (501)
50 (3,4) 3,52 345 2280 (61) 4570 (122) 9140 (244) 17,100 (458) 22,800 (610)
60 (4,1) 4,22 414 2690 (72) 5380 (144) 10,700 (286) 20,100 (538) 26,900 (720)
70 (4,8) 4,92 483 3090 (82) 6180 (165) 12,300 (329) 23,200 (621) 30,000 (827)
80 (5,5) 5,62 552 3490 (93) 6990 (187) 13,900 (372) 26,200 (701) 34,900 (935)
90 (6,2) 6,33 621 3900 (104) 7800 (208) 15,600 (417) 29,200 (782) 39,000 (1040)
100 (6,9) 7,03 690 4300 (115) 8600 (230) 17,200 (460) 32,200 (862) 43,000 (1150)
110 (7,6) 7,73 759 4700 (125) 9410 (252) 18,800 (503) 35,300 (945) 47,000 (1250)
120 (8,3) 8,44 828 5100 (136) 10,200 (273) 20,400 (546) 38,300 (1020) 51,000 (1360)
130 (9,0) 9,14 897 5510 (147) 11,000 (294) 22,000 (589) 41,300 (1100) 55,100 (1470)
140 (9,7) 9,84 966 5910 (158) 11,800 (316) 23,600 (632) 44,300 (1180) 59,100 (1580)
150 (10,3) 10,55 1034 6310 (169) 12,600 (337) 25,200 (675) 47,300 (1260) 63,100 (1690)
160 (11,0) 11,25 1103 6710 (179) 13,400 (359) 26,800 (718) 50,300 (1340) 67,100 (1790)
170 (11,2) 11,95 1172 7120 (190) 14,200 (380) 28,400 (760) 53,400 (1430) 71,200 (1900)
180 (12,4) 12,65 1241 7520 (201) 15,000 (401) 30,000 (803) 56,400 (1510) 75,200 (2010)
190 (13,1) 13,36 1310 7920 (212) 15,800 (423) 31,700 (849) 59,400 (1590) 79,200 (2120)
200 (13,8) 14,06 1379 8320 (222) 16,600 (444) 33,300 (892) 62,400 (1670) 83,200 (2220)
Typical accuracy when flowing 5-70% of table value is ± 0.5-inches w.c.

Table 9. 2-inch Pad Valve Capacities of 0.97 Specific Gravity Nitrogen

INLET PRESSURE CAPACITIES IN SCFH (m2/h(n)) OF NITROGEN
Psi (bar) kg/cm2 kPa CV = 20 CV = 45 CV = 60
25 (1,7) 1,76 172 26,700 (710) 60,200 (1610) 80,00 (2150)
30 (2,1) 2,11 207 30,200 (800) 68,100 (1820) 90,800 (2430)
40 (2,8) 2,81 276 37,500 (1000) 84,500 (2260) 112,700 (3010)
50 (3,4) 3,52 345 45,700 (1220) 102,800 (2750) 137,100 (3670)
60 (4,1) 4,22 414 53,800 (1440) 121,000 (3240) 161,400 (4320)
70 (4,8) 4,92 483 61,800 (1650) 139,200 (3720) 185,600 (4970)
80 (5,5) 5,62 552 69,900 (1870) 154,400 (4210) 209,800 (5620)
90 (6,2) 6,33 621 78,000 (2080) 175,500 (4700) 234,000 (6260)
100 (6,9) 7,03 690 86,000 (2300) 193,600 (5180) 258,200 (6910)
125 (8,6) 8,44 828 102,100 (2730) 238,900 (6400) 306,500 (8210)
150 (10,2) 10,55 1034 126,300 (3380) 284,200 (7610) 378,900 (10,100)
175 (12,1) 11,95 1172 142,400 (3810) 329,400 (8820) 427,200 (11,400)
200 (13,8) 14,06 1379 166,500 (4460) 347,700 (10,030) 499,600 (13,300)
Typical accuracy when flowing 5-70% of table value is ± 0.5-inches w.c.

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Table 10. 1-inch Depad Valve Capacities of 1.0 Specific Gravity Air
FLOW CAPACITY IN SCFH (m3/h(n)) OF 1.0 SPECIFIC GRAVITY AIR
DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE(1)
Cv = 3 Cv = 6 Cv = 12 Cv = 17
2-inches w.c. (5 mbar) 180 (4,8) 360 (10) 730 (20) 1030 (28)
3-inches w.c. (7 mbar) 220 (5,9) 440 (12) 890 (24) 1260 (34)
4-inches w.c. (10 mbar) 250 (6,7) 510 (14) 1030 (28) 1460 (39)
5-inches w.c. (12 mbar) 280 (7,5) 570 (15) 1150 (31) 1630 (44)
6-inches w.c. (15 mbar) 310 (8,3) 630 (17) 1260 (34) 1790 (48)
7-inches w.c. (17 mbar) 340 (9,1) 680 (18) 1360 (36) 1930 (52)
8-inches w.c. (20 mbar) 360 (9,6) 730 (20) 1460 (39) 2060 (55)
9-inches w.c. (22 mbar) 380 (10,2) 770 (21) 1540 (41) 2190 (59)
10-inches w.c. (25 mbar) 400 (10,7) 810 (22) 1630 (44) 2310 (62)
12-inches w.c. (30 mbar) 440 (11,8) 890 (24) 1780 (48) 2530 (68)
14-inches w.c. (35 mbar) 480 (12,9) 960 (26) 1930 (52) 2730 (73)
16-inches w.c. (40 mbar) 510 (13,7) 1030 (28) 2060 (55) 2920 (78)
18-inches w.c. (45 mbar) 540 (14,5) 1090 (29) 2190 (59) 3100 (83)
20-inches w.c. (50 mbar) 570 (15,3) 1150 (31) 2300 (62) 3270 (88)
22-inches w.c. (55 mbar) 600 (16,1) 1210 (32) 2420 (65) 3430 (92)
24-inches w.c. (60 mbar) 630 (16,9) 1260 (34) 2520 (68) 3580 (96)
26-inches w.c. (65 mbar) 650 (17,4) 1310 (35) 2630 (70) 3720 (100)
28-inches w.c. (70 mbar) 680 (18,2) 1360 (36) 2730 (73) 3870 (104)
30-inches w.c. (75 mbar) 700 (18,8) 1410 (38) 2820 (76) 4000 (107)
1.0 psig (69 mbar) 670 (18,0) 1350 (36) 2710 (73) 3840 (103)
1.1 psig (76 mbar) 710 (19,0) 1420 (38) 2840 (76) 4030 (108)
1.2 psig (83 mbar) 740 (19,8) 1480 (40) 2970 (80) 4210 (113)
1.3 psig (90 mbar) 770 (20,6) 1540 (41) 3090 (83) 4380 (117)
1.4 psig (97 mbar) 800 (21,4) 1600 (43) 3210 (86) 4550 (122)
1.5 psig (103 mbar) 830 (22,2) 1660 (44) 3320 (89) 4710 (126)
1.6 psig (110 mbar) 850 (22,8) 1710 (46) 3430 (92) 4870 (130)
1.7 psig (117 mbar) 880 (23,6) 1770 (47) 3540 (95) 5020 (134)
1.8 psig (124 mbar) 910 (24,4) 1820 (49) 3640 (98) 5160 (138)
1.9 psig (131 mbar) 930 (24,9) 1870 (50) 3740 (100) 5300 (142)
2.0 psig (138 mbar) 960 (25,7) 1920 (51) 3840 (103) 5440 (146)
2.1 psig (145 mbar) 980 (26,3) 1970 (53) 3940 (106) 5580 (149)
2.2 psig (152 mbar) 1000 (26,8) 2010 (54) 4030 (108) 5710 (153)
2.3 psig (159 mbar) 1030 (27,6) 2060 (55) 4120 (110) 5840 (156)
2.4 psig (166 mbar) 1050 (28,1) 2100 (56) 4210 (113) 5970 (160)
2.5 psig (172 mbar) 1070 (28,7) 2150 (58) 4300 (115) 6090 (163)
2.6 psig (179 mbar) 1090 (29,2) 2190 (59) 4380 (117) 6210 (166)
2.7 psig (186 mbar) 1110 (29,7) 2230 (60) 4470 (120) 6330 (170)
2.8 psig (193 mbar) 1130 (30,3) 2270 (61) 4550 (122) 6450 (173)
1. Always use the differential pressure between tank pressure (depad setpoint) and vent header (vapor recovery) pressure to calculate flow through the depad valve.

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Table 11. 2-inch Depad Valve Capacities of 1.0 Specific Gravity Air
FLOW CAPACITY IN SCFH (m3/h(n)) OF 1.0 SPECIFIC GRAVITY AIR
DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE(1)
Cv = 20 Cv = 35 Cv = 70
2-inches w.c. (5 mbar) 1210 (32) 2130 (57) 4260 (114)
3-inches w.c. (7 mbar) 1490 (40) 2600 (70) 5210 (140)
4-inches w.c. (10 mbar) 1720 (46) 3010 (81) 6020 (161)
5-inches w.c. (12 mbar) 1920 (51) 3360 (90) 6730 (180)
6-inches w.c. (15 mbar) 2100 (56) 3680 (99) 7370 (197)
7-inches w.c. (17 mbar) 2270 (61) 3980 (107) 7970 (214)
8-inches w.c. (20 mbar) 2430 (65) 4260 (114) 8520 (228)
9-inches w.c. (22 mbar) 2580 (69) 4510 (121) 9030 (242)
10-inches w.c. (25 mbar) 2720 (73) 4760 (128) 9520 (255)
12-inches w.c. (30 mbar) 2980 (80) 5210 (140) 10,430 (279)
14-inches w.c. (35 mbar) 3220 (86) 5630 (151) 11,270 (302)
16-inches w.c. (40 mbar) 3440 (92) 6020 (161) 12,040 (323)
18-inches w.c. (45 mbar) 3650 (98) 6380 (171) 12,770 (342)
20-inches w.c. (50 mbar) 3840 (102) 6730 (180) 13,470 (361)
22-inches w.c. (55 mbar) 4030 (107) 7060 (189) 14,120 (378)
24-inches w.c. (60 mbar) 4210 (112) 7370 (197) 14,750 (395)
26-inches w.c. (65 mbar) 4380 (117) 7670 (205) 15,350 (411)
28-inches w.c. (70 mbar) 4550 (121) 7960 (213) 15,930 (427)
30-inches w.c. (75 mbar) 4710 (126) 8240 (221) 16,490 (442)
1.0 psig (69 mbar) 4520 (121) 7920 (212) 15,800 (423)
1.1 psig (76 mbar) 4740 (126) 8310 (222) 16,600 (445)
1.2 psig (83 mbar) 4960 (132) 8680 (232) 17,300 (463)
1.3 psig (90 mbar) 5160 (138) 9030 (241) 18,000 (482)
1.4 psig (97 mbar) 5350 (143) 9370 (251) 18,700 (500)
1.5 psig (103 mbar) 5540 (148) 9700 (259) 19,400 (510)
1.6 psig (110 mbar) 5720 (153) 10,000 (267) 20,000 (530)
1.7 psig (117 mbar) 5900 (158) 10,300 (275) 20,600 (550)
1.8 psig (124 mbar) 6070 (162) 10,600 (283) 21,200 (560)
1.9 psig (131 mbar) 6240 (167) 10,900 (292) 21,800 (580)
2.0 psig (138 mbar) 6400 (171) 11,200 (300) 22,400 (600)
2.1 psig (145 mbar) 6560 (175) 11,400 (305) 22,900 (610)
2.2 psig (152 mbar) 6720 (180) 11,700 (313) 23,500 (620)
2.3 psig (159 mbar) 6870 (184) 12,000 (321) 24,000 (640)
2.4 psig (166 mbar) 7020 (188) 12,200 (326) 24,500 (650)
2.5 psig (172 mbar) 7170 (192) 12,500 (334) 25,000 (660)
2.6 psig (179 mbar) 7310 (195) 12,700 (340) 25,500 (680)
2.7 psig (186 mbar) 7450 (199) 13,000 (348) 26,000 (690)
2.8 psig (193 mbar) 7590 (200) 13,200 (353) 26,500 (700)
1. Always use the differential pressure between tank pressure (depad setpoint) and vent header (vapor recovery) pressure to calculate flow through the depad valve.

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Table 12. 3-inch Depad Valve Capacities of 1.0 Specific Gravity Air
FLOW CAPACITY IN SCFH (m3/h(n)) OF 1.0 SPECIFIC GRAVITY AIR
DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE(1)
Cv = 90 Cv = 115 Cv = 140
2-inches w.c. (5 mbar) 5400 (145) 7000 (188) 8500 (220)
3-inches w.c. (7 mbar) 6700 (180) 8500 (228) 10,400 (270)
4-inches w.c. (10 mbar) 7700 (206) 9800 (263) 12,000 (320)
5-inches w.c. (12 mbar) 8600 (230) 11,000 (295) 13,400 (350)
6-inches w.c. (15 mbar) 9400 (252) 12,100 (324) 14,700 (390)
7-inches w.c. (17 mbar) 10,200 (273) 13,000 (348) 15,900 (420)
8-inches w.c. (20 mbar) 10,900 (292) 13,900 (372) 17,000 (450)
9-inches w.c. (22 mbar) 11,600 (311) 14,800 (397) 18,000 (480)
10-inches w.c. (25 mbar) 12,200 (327) 15,600 (418) 19,000 (500)
12-inches w.c. (30 mbar) 13,400 (359) 17,100 (458) 20,800 (550)
14-inches w.c. (35 mbar) 14,400 (386) 18,500 (496) 22,500 (600)
16-inches w.c. (40 mbar) 15,400 (413) 19,700 (520) 24,000 (640)
18-inches w.c. (45 mbar) 16,400 (439) 20,900 (550) 25,500 (680)
20-inches w.c. (50 mbar) 17,300 (463) 22,100 (590) 26,900 (720)
22-inches w.c. (55 mbar) 18,100 (485) 23,200 (620) 28,200 (750)
24-inches w.c. (60 mbar) 18,900 (500) 24,200 (640) 29,500 (790)
26-inches w.c. (65 mbar) 19,700 (520) 25,200 (670) 30,700 (820)
28-inches w.c. (70 mbar) 20,400 (540) 26,100 (690) 31,800 (850)
30-inches w.c. (75 mbar) 21,200 (560) 27,100 (720) 32,900 (880)
1.0 psig (69 mbar) 20,300 (540) 26,000 (690) 31,600 (840)
1.1 psig (76 mbar) 21,300 (570) 27,300 (730) 33,200 (880)
1.2 psig (83 mbar) 22,300 (590) 28,500 (760) 34,700 (920)
1.3 psig (90 mbar) 23,200 (620) 29,600 (790) 36,100 (960)
1.4 psig (97 mbar) 24,100 (640) 30,800 (820) 37,500 (1000)
1.5 psig (103 mbar) 24,900 (660) 31,800 (850) 38,800 (1030)
1.6 psig (110 mbar) 25,700 (680) 32,900 (880) 40,100 (1070)
1.7 psig (117 mbar) 26,500 (700) 33,900 (900) 41,300 (1100)
1.8 psig (124 mbar) 27,300 (730) 34,900 (930) 42,500 (1130)
1.9 psig (131 mbar) 28,100 (750) 35,900 (960) 43,700 (1170)
2.0 psig (138 mbar) 28,800 (770) 36,800 (980) 44,800 (1200)
2.1 psig (145 mbar) 29,500 (790) 37,700 (1010) 45,900 (1220)
2.2 psig (152 mbar) 30,200 (800) 38,600 (1030) 47,000 (1250)
2.3 psig (159 mbar) 30,900 (820) 39,500 (1050) 48,100 (1280)
2.4 psig (166 mbar) 21,600 (840) 40,300 (1070) 49,100 (1310)
2.5 psig (172 mbar) 32,200 (860) 41,200 (1100) 50,100 (1340)
2.6 psig (179 mbar) 32,900 (880) 42,000 (1120) 51,100 (1360)
2.7 psig (186 mbar) 33,500 (890) 42,800 (1140) 52,100 (1390)
2.8 psig (193 mbar) 34,100 (910) 43,600 (1160) 53,100 (1420)
1. Always use the differential pressure between tank pressure (depad setpoint) and vent header (vapor recovery) pressure to calculate flow through the depad valve.

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Table 13. 4-inch Depad Valve Capacities of 1.0 Specific Gravity Air
FLOW CAPACITY IN SCFH (m3/h(n)) OF 1.0 SPECIFIC GRAVITY AIR
DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE(1)
Cv = 150 Cv = 200 Cv = 280
2-inches w.c. (5 mbar) 9100 (244) 12,100 (324) 17,000 (450)
3-inches w.c. (7 mbar) 11,100 (297) 14,900 (390) 20,800 (550)
4-inches w.c. (10 mbar) 12,900 (346) 17,200 (460) 24,100 (640)
5-inches w.c. (12 mbar) 14,400 (386) 19,200 (510) 26,900 (720)
6-inches w.c. (15 mbar) 15,800 (423) 21,000 (560) 29,500 (790)
7-inches w.c. (17 mbar) 17,000 (455) 22,700 (600) 31,800 (850)
8-inches w.c. (20 mbar) 18,200 (488) 24,300 (650) 34,000 (910)
9-inches w.c. (22 mbar) 19,300 (510) 25,800 (690) 36,100 (960)
10-inches w.c. (25 mbar) 20,400 (540) 27,200 (720) 38,100 (1020)
12-inches w.c. (30 mbar) 22,300 (590) 29,800 (790) 41,700 (1110)
14-inches w.c. (35 mbar) 24,100 (640) 32,200 (860) 45,000 (1200)
16-inches w.c. (40 mbar) 25,800 (690) 34,400 (920) 48,100 (1280)
18-inches w.c. (45 mbar) 27,300 (730) 36,500 (970) 51,100 (1360)
20-inches w.c. (50 mbar) 28,800 (770) 38,400 (1020) 53,800 (1440)
22-inches w.c. (55 mbar) 30,200 (800) 40,300 (1070) 56,500 (1510)
24-inches w.c. (60 mbar) 31,600 (840) 42,100 (1120) 59,000 (1580)
26-inches w.c. (65 mbar) 32,900 (880) 43,800 (1170) 61,400 (1640)
28-inches w.c. (70 mbar) 34,100 (910) 45,500 (1210) 63,700 (1700)
30-inches w.c. (75 mbar) 35,300 (940) 47,100 (1260) 65,900 (1760)
1.0 psig (69 mbar) 33,900 (900) 45,200 (1210) 63,300 (1690)
1.1 psig (76 mbar) 35,600 (950) 47,400 (1260) 66,400 (1770)
1.2 psig (83 mbar) 37,200 (990) 49,600 (1320) 69,400 (1850)
1.3 psig (90 mbar) 38,700 (1030) 51,600 (1380) 72,200 (1930)
1.4 psig (97 mbar) 40,100 (1070) 53,500 (1430) 75,000 (2000)
1.5 psig (103 mbar) 41,600 (1110) 55,400 (1480) 77,600 (2070)
1.6 psig (110 mbar) 42,900 (1140) 57,200 (1530) 80,200 (2140)
1.7 psig (117 mbar) 44,300 (1180) 59,000 (1580) 82,600 (2210)
1.8 psig (124 mbar) 45,500 (1210) 60,700 (1620) 85,100 (2270)
1.9 psig (131 mbar) 46,800 (1250) 62,400 (1670) 87,400 (2340)
2.0 psig (138 mbar) 48,000 (1280) 64,000 (1710) 89,700 (2400)
2.1 psig (145 mbar) 49,200 (1310) 65,600 (1750) 91,900 (2460)
2.2 psig (152 mbar) 50,400 (1350) 67,200 (1800) 94,100 (2520)
2.3 psig (159 mbar) 51,500 (1370) 68,700 (1840) 96,200 (2570)
2.4 psig (166 mbar) 52,600 (1400) 70,200 (1880) 98,300 (2630)
2.5 psig (172 mbar) 53,700 (1430) 71,700 (1920) 100,300 (2680)
2.6 psig (179 mbar) 54,800 (1460) 73,100 (1950) 102,300 (2740)
2.7 psig (186 mbar) 55,900 (1490) 74,500 (1990) 104,300 (2790)
2.8 psig (193 mbar) 56,900 (1520) 75,900 (2030) 106,200 (2840)
1. Always use the differential pressure between tank pressure (depad setpoint) and vent header (vapor recovery) pressure to calculate flow through the depad valve.

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18.7 (474) 12.5 (318)

1/2-INCH NPT
SENSING
CONNECTION
1-INCH 150 RF
VAPOR
RECOVERY 22.5 (572)
CONNECTION

C
6.0 (151)
B

TANK
CONNECTION 1/2-INCH NPT
SENSING
1-INCH NPT
A 3.0 (76) CONNECTION
BLANKETING GAS
CONNECTION 7.2 (184)

INCHES
(mm) 2.5 (64)

1 X 1 X 1-INCH OR 2-INCH WITH OPTIONS

DIMENSIONS IN INCHES (mm) FOR 1 X 1 X 1-INCH (DN 25 X 25 X 25) OR 2-INCH (DN 50) BODIES WITH OPTIONS
A B C
NPT 150 RF NPT 150 RF NPT 150 RF
9.4 (239) 11.5 (292) 0.3 (7) 2.8 (71) 6.3 (160) 8.8 (224)

24.1 (613) 12.5 (318)

12.3 (312)

VAPOR
RECOVERY
CONNECTION

1/2-INCH NPT
SENSING
CONNECTION

1/2-INCH NPT
SENSING
8.1 (207)
CONNECTION
B

1-INCH NPT TANK 2.5 (64)

BLANKETING GAS CONNECTION
7.2 (184)
CONNECTION A 6.3 (160)

1 X 3 X 3-INCH OR 4-INCH WITH OPTIONS

DIMENSIONS IN INCHES (mm) FOR 1 X 3 X 3-INCH (DN 25 X 80 X 80) OR 4-INCH (DN 100) BODIES WITH OPTIONS
A B C
1-Inch NPT 1-Inch 150 RF 1-1/2-Inch 150 RF 2-Inch 150 RF 3-inch NPT 3 or 4-Inch 150 RF 4-inch NPT 3 or 4-Inch 150 RF
11.5 (293) 16.9 (429) 17.2 (437) 17.4 (442) 5.3 (134) 4.9 (124) 5.8 (147) 15.6 (396)

Figure 5. Type ACE97 Pad/Depad Valve Dimensions

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12.5 (318)

13.3 (337)
BLANKETING GAS
CONNECTION
VAPOR
RECOVERY
CONNECTION
1/2-INCH NPT
SENSING
CONNECTION

C
B 7.3 (184)

TANK 8.0 (203)

CONNECTION
A 3.0 (76) INCHES
(mm) 2.5 (64)

1/2 X 1 X 1-INCH OR 2-INCH WITH OPTIONS

DIMENSIONS IN INCHES (mm) FOR 1/2 X 1 X 1-INCH (DN 15 X 25 X 25) OR 2-INCH (DN 50) BODIES WITH OPTIONS
A B C
1/2-Inch NPT 1/2-Inch NPT 1/2-Inch 150 RF 1/2-Inch 150 RF 1 or 2-Inch 1 or 2-inch
1-Inch NPT 1-Inch NPT
Without Filter With Filter Without Filter With Filter 150RF 150RF
10.4 (263) 14.2 (360) 14 (356) 15.9 (405) 3.7 (93) 8 (202) 6.3 (160) 10.6 (269)

12.5 (318)

13.3 (337)
BLANKETING GAS
CONNECTION 1 OR 2-INCH
150 RF VAPOR
RECOVERY
CONNECTION

C
B

8.0 (203)
A 3.0 (76)

TANK
CONNECTION

1/2 X 1 X 2-INCH SAM

DIMENSIONS IN INCHES (mm) FOR 1/2 X 1 X 2-INCH (DN 15 X 25 X 50) BODY WITH SINGLE ARRAY MANIFOLD
A B C
1/2-Inch NPT 1/2-Inch NPT 1/2 or 1-Inch 150 1/2 or 1-Inch 150 1 or 2-Inch
1-inch NPT 2-Inch 150 RF
Without Filter With Filter RF Without Filter RF With Filter 150 RF
10.4 (263) 14.2 (360) 14 (356) 15.9 (405) 3.7 (93) 8 (202) 12.6 (320)

Figure 5. Type ACE97 Pad/Depad Valve Dimensions (Continued)

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Information Required
In order to complete the specification worksheet, the following information must be provided. Operating pressures
and temperatures must be within the ranges listed within this bulletin.

Please specify measurement units: Imperial (USA) _____ or Metric _____

Pad Information
1. Maximum Inert Gas Flow - scfh or m3/hr: _____________ or Pad Valve Cv: _____________

2. Inert Gas: _____________ or Inert Gas Specific Gravity: _____________

3. Supply Pressure, Inert Gas - Maximum: _____________ Minimum: _____________

4. Operating Temperature - F: _____________ or C: _____________

5. Pad Setpoint: _____________ inches w.c. or mbar

Depad Information
6. Maximum Vent Gas Flow - scfh or m3/hr: _____________ or Depad Valve Cv: _____________

7. Vent Gas Specific Gravity: _____________

8. Vent Gas Temperature - F: _____________ or C: _____________

9. Depad Setpoint: _____________ inches w.c. or mbar

10. Relief Header Pressure at Depad Outlet, Flowing Conditions, Maximum: _____________ inches w.c. or mbar

11. Stored Liquid Flash Point - F: _____________ or C: _____________ or

Stored Liquid Boiling Point - F: _____________ or C: _____________

(Require at least one for API sizing)
12. Storage Temperature of Product - F: _____________ or C: _____________

13. Depad Materials of Construction Compatible with Stored Liquid and Vapors

Metals: 316 SST or _____________

Elastomers: Nitrile (NBR) _____, Fluoroelastomer (FKM) _____, Ethylenepropylene (EPDM-FDA) _____,
Perfluoroelastomer (FFKM) _____, or Other ___ _______________

14. Product to be Blanketed: _____________

15. Optional Equipment Required: _____________

16. Emergency Pressure Vent Setpoint: _____________ in wc (separate device)

Connections
17. Inert Gas Supply - NPT: _____________ Flanged: _____________ Other (specify): _____________

18. Tank Connection - NPT: _____________ Flanged: _____________ Other (specify): _____________

19. Header Connection - NPT: _____________ Flanged: _____________ Other (specify): _____________

Notes
If the required Pad or Depad valve Cv value is unknown, refer to the Sizing section for more details or contact your Fisher
Sales Representative. If the required Pad or Depad valve Cv value is known, continue with the Ordering worksheet.

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Ordering Guide Tank Connection (must match or be larger than the largest
pad or depad valve body size)
Pad and Depad Valve Bodies (select one)
1-inch ANSI CL 150 RF

CF8M Stainless steel
1-1/2-inch ANSI CL 150 RF

CF3M Stainless steel
2-inch ANSI CL 150 RF

3-inch ANSI CL 150 RF
Body Size and Coefficient (select one from each category)
4-inch ANSI CL 150 RF
Pad Valve Body
6-inch ANSI CL 150 RF
1/2-Inch 1-Inch Diaphragm (select one)

Cv 0.4
Cv 1

Nitrile (NBR)

Cv 0.2
Cv 2

Ethylenepropylene (EPDM - EPA)

Cv 4

Fluoroelastomer (FKM)
2-Inch
Cv 7.5

Cv 20
Cv 10 Other Elastomers (select one)

Cv 45

Nitrile (NBR)

Cv 60

Ethylenepropylene (EPDM - EPA)
Depad Valve Body
Fluoroelastomer (FKM)

Perfluoroelastomer (FFKM)
1-Inch 3-Inch

Cv 3
Cv 90 Control Pressure Ranges - Pad Setpoint and Depad

Cv 6
Cv 115 Setpoint (above Pad Setpoint) (select one)

Cv 12
Cv 140
Pad Setpoint Depad Setpoint

Cv 17

0.5-7 in wc (1-17 mbar) 4-6 in wc (10-15 mbar)
2-Inch 4-Inch
3-13 in wc (7-32 mbar) 4-16 in wc (10-40 mbar)

Cv 20
Cv 150
4-10 in wc (10-25 mbar) 16-78 in wc (40-194 mbar)

Cv 35
Cv 200
0.5-1.4 psig (34-97 mbar) 0.25-1 psig (17-69 mbar)

Cv 70
Cv 280
1.0-2.2 psig (69-152 mbar) 0.25-2.0 psig (17-138 mbar)
Pad Inlet Connection (select one) S.A.M. (Single Array Manifold) tank connection for a
1/2-inch Body Size single nozzle tank connection (optional)

1/2-inch NPT
Yes

1/2-inch ANSI CL 150 RF threaded flange and nipple
No

1-inch NPT

1-inch ANSI CL 150 RF threaded flange and nipple Options (select as many as desired)

Pad inlet pressure gauge, stainless steel
1-inch Body Size
Dwyer control pressure gauge, 15 psig (1,0 bar) max

1-inch NPT
2 Dwyer control pressure gauges (to span pad and

1-inch ANSI CL 150 RF threaded flange and nipple depad setpoints)

2-inch NPT
Control pressure gauge, above 4-inch w.c. (10 bar)
range, 4-inch diameter (max pressure limited to 130%
2-inch Body Size
of gauge span) with shut-off valve, stainless steel

2-inch NPT

2 control pressure gauges, same as above (to span

2-inch ANSI CL 150 RF threaded flange and nipple
pad and depad setpoints)

Sensing line purge, stainless steel

Main line purge, stainless steel

Dwyer XP pressure switch, aluminum housing

Pad main line check valve for pad valve, stainless steel
Note: Standard sense line connection is 1/2-inch NPT.
Diagnostic and inlet gauges (1 or 2-inch pad valve only)

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