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1 Single Chamber & Single Function

Air Release Valves are designed to perform single specified function:
1. Discharge of pressurized air pockets during the operation.
1” Air Valves that are installed especially in the pump stations decrease overall pumping costs by discharging small pressurized air pockets that are slowing down the water flow.
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Description

Description

Nominal Size
DN25-DN200
Nominal Pressure
PN10-63
Face to Face
–
Body Material Options
Ductile Iron
Carbon Steel
Stainless Steel
Nickel Aluminum Bronze
Accessories
Rubber Lining
Threaded or DN40-200 Flange Connection
Isolation Ball Valve
SS Floats
Flange Standards
EN 1092/2
BS 4504
BS10E
ANSI
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