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Elektrogas VMRNA Automatic Vent Valve

Elektrogas VMRNA

VMRNA from Elektrogas is a normally-open vent valve for industrial gas manifolds. This valve is suitable for discharging excess or leakage gas into relief lines, for venting to a safe location (or atmosphere). They function by means of a reverse solenoid valve. This means without power, the valve is open. An inner spring pushes on the magnetic core, opening the sealing disc and allowing gas flow to the relief line.

VMRNAs might be found on the main gas manifold of a combustion system. There are a few scenarios where a normally-open vent valve may be used. In each case, when the system de-energizes, upstream safety valves close so that that fuel gas inside of the pipe can discharge into a safe area.

When the system has power, the vent valve closes while the main shut off valves open, allowing flow to the burner.

These valves are part of the safety chain for the combustion system when present. The diagram below shows an example illustration of a VMRNA in combination with other Elektrogas devices, in a double block and bleed configuration.

An example of VMRNA in a combustion system

Options

  • Can be fitted with an open position switch
  • Option for use with biogas
  • Options for IP65 (normally IP54)
  • Integration with VMM double valve

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Posted by  b-olstrad ; Published June 22, 2022

 Categories: Elektrogas, Industrial Valves

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