May 2013 |
[an error occurred while processing this directive] |
|
An Easy Way to Control Heating and Cooling Using Only One Valve
Articles |
Interviews |
Releases |
New Products |
Reviews |
[an error occurred while processing this directive] |
Editorial |
Events |
Sponsors |
Site Search |
Newsletters |
[an error occurred while processing this directive] |
Archives |
Past Issues |
Home |
Editors |
eDucation |
[an error occurred while processing this directive] |
Training |
Links |
Software |
Subscribe |
[an error occurred while processing this directive] |
6-Way CCV Reduces Installation Cost by Using Only One Coil for Heating and Cooling.
The 6-way Characterized Control Valve is the only one of its kind
designed specifically for chilled beams and radiant ceilings. This
compact valve has the functionality of up to four straight through
valves saving on space, material and installation time.
Belimo 6-way Characterized Control Valves (CCV) feature heating and
cooling circuits which are hydraulically decoupled because of the
innovative ball design. Each sequence is controlled individually by the
rotary movement of the actuator. The valve is bubble-tight in the
closed position preventing energy losses and helps reduce operating
costs.
Feature and benefits:
• Reduced installation cost by using only one coil for heating and cooling.
• One valve can support the coil with 2 different Cv values (heating and cooling).
• One valve performs change over and modulating control.
• Energy savings in close position.
• Reduced labor costs during installation.
Only one analog output needed to control both sequences.
[an error occurred while processing this directive]
6-Way Characterized Control Valve - An Easy Way to Control Heating and Cooling Using Only One Valve
•
Sequence 1 illustrates the flow of hot water entering the valve on the
top left port. Supply flows through the valve similar to a 3-way
diverting characterized control valve and enters the coil.
• The flow returns from the coil through the bottom
center port and exits the valve. This sequence repeats itself
continuously to satisfy the comfort of the occupied space.
• Sequence 2 shows the flow of the cold water
entering the valve. Supply moves through the valve. Similar to sequence
1, this sequence repeats itself continuously to satisfy the comfort of
the occupied space.
• Both upper and lower balls rotate together as flow increases or decreases.
Download product brochure at www.belimo.us to learn more.
[an error occurred while processing this directive]
[Click Banner To Learn More]
[Home Page] [The Automator] [About] [Subscribe ] [Contact Us]