Volume Boosters - ControlAir

The Type 600 ratio relay volume booster is designed to use a pnuematic signal to produce an output pressure which has high flow capacity and can be amplified. This unit is most useful for systems requiring the conversion of a low flow control signal to the higher flow requirements of an operating system. Using an independent supply pressure for greater volume, the Type 600 relays up to 50 scfm (1,400 Nl/min) flow capacity to a final control element such as a valve actuator. The standard signal to output ratio is 1:1, however, the Type 600 is also available with an amplified ratio of 1:2, 1:3 and 1:6.

The Type 600 ratio relay volume booster is designed to use a pnuematic signal to produce an output pressure which has high flow capacity and can be amplified. This unit is most useful for systems requiring the conversion of a low flow control signal to the higher flow requirements of an operating system. Using an independent supply pressure for greater volume, the Type 600 relays up to 50 scfm (1,400 Nl/min) flow capacity to a final control element such as a valve actuator. The standard signal to output ratio is 1:1, however, the Type 600 is also available with an amplified ratio of 1:2, 1:3 and 1:6.

The Type 6000 Volume Booster is a one-to-one signal to output relay that, when used with a positioner/actuator, is designed to increase the stroking speed of control valves. A large input signal change to the volume booster delivers high volume, fast action throttling control. An integral bypass valve provides system stability while allowing normal positioner airflow and normal valve actuation with small input changes. If the volume booster is to be used for on/off control valves, the bypass valve can be closed to optimize stroking speed. The Type 6000 is available in aluminum or 316 stainless steel construction.

The Type 6000 Volume Booster is a one-to-one signal to output relay that, when used with a positioner/actuator, is designed to increase the stroking speed of control valves. A large input signal change to the volume booster delivers high volume, fast action throttling control. An integral bypass valve provides system stability while allowing normal positioner airflow and normal valve actuation with small input changes. If the volume booster is to be used for on/off control valves, the bypass valve can be closed to optimize stroking speed. The Type 6000 is available in aluminum or 316 stainless steel construction.

T6000 REPAIR KIT, EPDM

T6000 REPAIR KIT, SILICONE

The Type 6100 aluminum volume booster is a 1:1 signal to output relays that is utilized in applications that require high forward airflow and exhaust capacities. Typically they are used to increase the throttling speed of large volume valve actuators. They are suitable for either diaphragm or piston actuators. A fixed deadband and adjustable bypass valve combine to allow small incremental downstream adjustment without opening the main booster valve. The bypass valve is used to adjust dynamic response to provide stable operation over a wide range of actuator sizes. Negative Bias adjustment (up to -4 psi) is available to “zero” downstream pressures when using standard signal pressure ranges.

The Type 6100 aluminum volume booster is a 1:1 signal to output relays that is utilized in applications that require high forward airflow and exhaust capacities. Typically they are used to increase the throttling speed of large volume valve actuators. They are suitable for either diaphragm or piston actuators. A fixed deadband and adjustable bypass valve combine to allow small incremental downstream adjustment without opening the main booster valve. The bypass valve is used to adjust dynamic response to provide stable operation over a wide range of actuator sizes. Negative Bias adjustment (up to -4 psi) is available to “zero” downstream pressures when using standard signal pressure ranges.

The Type 6100 aluminum volume booster is a 1:1 signal to output relays that is utilized in applications that require high forward airflow and exhaust capacities. Typically they are used to increase the throttling speed of large volume valve actuators. They are suitable for either diaphragm or piston actuators. A fixed deadband and adjustable bypass valve combine to allow small incremental downstream adjustment without opening the main booster valve. The bypass valve is used to adjust dynamic response to provide stable operation over a wide range of actuator sizes. Negative Bias adjustment (up to -4 psi) is available to “zero” downstream pressures when using standard signal pressure ranges.