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GE Druck AMC System Index
GE Druck PV Series: PV 621, PV 622, & PV 223
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There are three pressure generation stations: the PV 621, a pneumatic
pressure generator for pressures 95% vacuum to 20 bar (300 psi); the PV
622, a pneumatic pressure generator for pressures 95% vacuum to 100 bar
(1500 psi); and the PV 623, a hydraulic pressure generator for pressures
up to 1000 bar (15000 psi). Each pressure station is designed for
stand-alone operation as a pressure generator and can replace
conventional hand pumps to provide greater efficiency, ease of use and
significantly reduce the risk of repetitive strain injuries. They can
also be used on the workbench as a comparators. The PV 621 has a conventional hand pump, volume adjuster and pressure/vacuum selector, but will generate pressure with half the effort of conventional systems. The PV 622 100 bar (1500 psi) pneumatic station represents a five-fold increase in capability and solves the transportation and EHS issues of using gas bottles and regulators as a pressure source in field locations. It features an innovative dual stage system incorporating a hand pump to generate pressure and a screw press to intensify the pressure. For a typical 4” gauge mounted on the station, 100 bar (1500 psi) can be achieved in just one cycle, but the process can be repeated as many times as required for higher volume systems. The screw press converts to a precision volume adjuster allowing the test pressure to be increased or decreased as required. The PV 623 solves many of the problems associated with hydraulic pressure generation by generating pressure to 1000 bar (15000 psi) into virtually any volume without the need for system priming and by providing a stable pressure within 1 minute. In conventional systems priming to remove air is wasteful and messy and pressure stability is only achieved after several minutes. This instability is the result of thermal change, seen as a large pressure leak, which can render the device unusable for calibration for 10 minutes per pressure test. Operation of the PV 623 is simple. The screw press is rotated anti-clockwise to draw air out of the test device. The same action fills the screw press with hydraulic fluid from an internal reservoir. The screw press is then rotated clockwise to fill the test device and compress the hydraulic fluid. For larger volume systems the process can be repeated, a non-return valve prevents pressure loss on the refill cycle. When the test pressure has been reached the screw press converts to a precision volume adjuster for making fine adjustments. Combining any of the pressure stations with a PM 620 pressure module and the DPI 620 calibrator creates a uniquely capable, self-contained pressure calibrator. |
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$40.00 Minimum on Total Order