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TFP1020 <br /> Page 5 of 20 <br /> Maximum System Air FLOW RATE IN LITRES PER MINUTE(LPM) <br /> Water Supply Pressure (1 GPM=3.785 LPM) <br /> Pressure Range 500 700 1000 2000 3000 5000 10000 <br /> psi psi 9.0 <br /> � 0,60 <br /> 20 10 <br /> a 7.0 0,50 <br /> 60 15-23 = <br /> 80 20-28 0,40 <br /> z 5.0 <br /> 100 25-33 Lu 4.0 0 0,30 <br /> Z� <br /> 145 36-43 O 3'0 Q 0,20 m <br /> 165 40-48 � <br /> 185 45-53 a 2.0 O Oa Q <br /> 205 50-58 0 ^� 0,10 tr m <br /> Lo <br /> 225 55-63 Z =�O� Q 0,08 LLJ°' <br /> 250 1 60-68 a 1.0 V� O= D o <br /> TABLE B z G� 0,06 co o <br /> 2 D C 0,05 w n <br /> SYSTEM AIR PRESSURE a 0.7 N = � <br /> REQUIREMENTS � ^� (0 0,04 a a <br /> p 0.5 ti <br /> z <br /> w 0,03 <br /> Operation r[ 0.4 0 <br /> 0 0.3 0,02 Z <br /> The TYCO Model DPV-1 Dry Pipe Valve a <br /> is a differential type valve that utilizes a a 0.2 <br /> substantially lower system(air or nitro- Q <br /> gen) pressure than the supply (water) 0,01 <br /> pressure, to maintain the set position o <br /> shown in Figure 2A. The differential Z 0.1 <br /> nature of the DPV-1 is based on the 100 200 300 500 700 1000 2000 3000 <br /> area difference between the air seat FLOW RATE IN GALLONS PER MINUTE(GPM) <br /> and the water seat in combination with The approximate friction losses,based on the Hazen and Williams formula and expressed in equivalent length of <br /> the ratio of the radial difference from Schedule 40 pipe with C=100 and flowing at typical flow rates,are as follows: <br /> the Hinge Pin to the center of the Water 2-1/2 in.valve at 250 GPM flow=2.2 ft 4 in.valve at 600 GPM flow=8.9 ft <br /> Seat and the Hinge Pin to the center of 3 in.valve at 350 GPM flow=4.9 ft 6 in.valve at 1500 GPM flow=22.0 ft <br /> the Air Seat.The difference is such that GRAPH A <br /> 1 psi (0,07 bar) of system air pressure MODEL DPV-1 DRY PIPE VALVES <br /> can hold approximately 5.5 psi (0,38 1 NOMINAL PRESSURE LOSS VS. FLOW <br /> bar)of water supply pressure. <br /> Table B establishes the minimum sure of 100 psi (6,9 bar). It is for this After a valve actuation and upon sub- <br /> required system air pressure that reason that the plunger of the Auto- sequent closing of a system main <br /> includes a safety factor to help prevent matic Drain Valve must be depressed control valve to stop water flow, the <br /> false operations that occur due to water during several of the resetting steps, Clapper Assembly will latch open as <br /> supply fluctuations. as well as during inspections, making shown in Figure 3D. Latching open of <br /> certain that the Automatic Drain Valve the DPV-1 will permit complete drain- <br /> The Intermediate Chamber of the is open. ing of the system (including any loose <br /> DPV-1 is formed by the area between scale)through the main drain port. <br /> the Air Seat and Water Seat as shown in When one or more automatic sprin- <br /> Figure 213. The Intermediate Chamber klers operate in response to a fire, During the valve resetting procedure <br /> normally remains at atmospheric pres- air pressure within the system piping and after the system is completely <br /> sure through the Alarm Port connection is relieved through the open sprin- drained,the external reset knob can be <br /> and the valve trim to the normally open klers. When the air pressure is suf- easily depressed to externally unlatch <br /> Automatic Drain Valve (Fig. 3, 4, or ficiently reduced, the water pressure the Clapper Assembly, as shown <br /> 5). Having the Intermediate Chamber, overcomes the differential holding in Figure 2E. As such, the Clapper <br /> Figure 26, open to atmosphere is criti- the Clapper Assembly closed and the Assembly is returned to its normal set <br /> cal to the DPV-1 Valve remaining set, Clapper Assembly swings clear of the position to facilitate setting of the dry <br /> otherwise the full resulting pressure of water seat, as shown in Figure 2C, pipe sprinkler system,without having to <br /> the system air pressure on top of the This action permits water flow into the remove the Handhole Cover. <br /> Clapper Assembly cannot be realized. system piping and subsequently to be <br /> discharged from any open sprinklers. <br /> For example, and assuming a water Also,with the Clapper Assembly open, <br /> supply pressure of 100 psi (6,9 bar), if the intermediate chamber is pressur- <br /> the system air pressure is 25 psi (1,7 ized and water flows through the alarm <br /> bar) and there was 15 psi (1,0 bar) port (Ref. Figure 26) at the rear of the <br /> pressure trapped in the Intermediate DPV-1 Valve to actuate system water <br /> Chamber,the resulting pressure across flow alarms. The flow from the alarm <br /> the top of the Clapper would only be 10 port is also sufficient to close the oth- <br /> psi (0,7 bar). This pressure would be erwise normally open Automatic Drain <br /> insufficient to hold the Clapper Assem- Valve in the valve trim. <br /> bly closed against a water supply pres- <br />