Structure, function, assembly and use of 4-way reversing valves
GEA AWP GmbH
GEA AWP HRS service valves
AWP service valves are suitable for use in refrigerant circuits for industrial refrigeration systems.
AWP service valves are suitable for use in refrigerant circuits for industrial refrigeration systems. AWP service valves are operated using a handwheel or a ratchet. They are closed by turning clockwise and opened by turning counterclockwise. The valves are equipped with a back seat. When the valve is fully open, the screw bushing and the seal can be replaced.
Technical features:
- Available in steel or stainless steel
- Housing material: Selection according to DIN EN 12284, AD-2000 series W
- Operating media: Refrigerants EN 378 Part 1, eg NH3, R22, R134a, blends and mixtures with refrigeration machine oil, neutral, gaseous and liquid media, glycol-based cooling brine
- Installation position: any
HRS Serviceventile
Form
Straight or corner shape
Material
steel or stainless steel
nominal diameter
DN 8-15
nominal pressure level
PS 63
temperature range
-60 °C to +150 °C
connection
Welding ends DIN, ANSI screw ends
Miscellaneous
different connections
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