Norgren P72F Series Installation Instructions User Manual

P72f

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OPERATION

Normally closed, 3-way valves block inlet air and

exhaust downstream air when the solenoid is de-energized.

Air flow from the inlet port to the outlet port occurs when

the solenoid is energized.

The soft start function reduces the rate of downstream

pressure buildup at system start up. Cylinders and other air

operated devices are eased into normal starting positions,

reducing the possibility of equipment damage and hazards

to the user.

Solenoid operated valves can be actuated and

deactuated manually when the solenoid is de-energized by

depressing the manual override. Depress override to

actuate the valve. Release override to deactivate valve.

Turn on the system air supply prior to applying pilot

signal to operator. Failure to do so may cause valve to

continuously exhaust.

INSTALLATION

1. Shut off air pressure. Make sure pressure upstream and

downstream of the valve has been reduced to zero.

Install valve in air line -

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with air flow in direction of arrow on body,

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upstream of the air circuit requiring protection,

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with sufficient clearance to remove parts for service.

2. Connect piping to proper ports using pipe thread sealant

on male threads only. Do not allow sealant to enter

interior of valve.

3. Install a muffler in the exhaust port. Order Norgren

muffler MB002B for valves with a Rc1/4 exhaust port or

MB002A for valves with a 1/4 PTF exhaust port. Exhaust

can also be piped away. Install pipe work at a downward

angle from the valve to provide drainage.

4. Any electrical connections must be made by a

competent, licensed electrician.

5. Install a compressed air filter and lubricator immediately

upstream of the valve. Install lubricator between the

filter and valve. Lubricator should be capable of

atomizing oil at low as well as high air flow. See

Norgren Publication N/AL.8.900.935 for recommended

lubricants.

Adjustment

1. The time required to reach full pressure is dependent on

the downstream system volume. Units shipped from

factory are set to give maximum delay.

2. To adjust time delay:

a. Turn on system air supply prior to

applying pilot signal to operator.

Failure to do so may cause valve

to continuously exhaust.

b. Actuate the solenoid (press and

hold solenoid override if your

solenoid is so equipped), or apply

the air pilot signal on air pilot

operators.

c. Remove tamper resistant plug (9).

d. Use a 3 mm allen key to turn

adjusting screw (10) clockwise to

increase and counterclockwise to decrease time delay.

c. Reinstall tamper resistant plug (9).

TECHNICAL DATA

Valve type: 3-way, normally closed, soft start

Fluid: Filtered and lubricated compressed air

Main valve maximum inlet pressure: 17 bar (250 psig) but

must not exceed the solenoid rating when solenoid

operator is used

Minimum inlet pressure: 3 bar (44 psig)

Operating temperature*: -20° to +65°C (0 to150°F) but

must not exceed the solenoid rating when solenoid

operator is used

* Air supply must be dry enough to avoid ice formation at

temperatures below 35°F (2°C).

Air operator pilot supply inlet pressure range: Equal to or

greater than the main valve inlet pressure, but not less

than 3 bar (44 psig) and not greater than 17 bar (250

psig).

Maximum flow with 6,3 bar (90 psig) inlet pressure and a

pressure drop of 0,5 bar (7 psig): 21 dm

3

/s (45 scfm)

Average flow factor (Cv) –

IN to OUT Port: 1,59

OUT to EXHAUST Port: 1,72

Snap pressure: Full flow when downstream pressure

reaches 50 to 80% of inlet pressure.

Adjustable charge time for 2 litre (2 U.S. quart)

downstream volume at 6.3 bar (90 psig) inlet pressure:

0,8 seconds minimum to 99 seconds maximum

Pilot port on air operated regulators:

M5 with ISO main ports

10-32 with PTF main ports

Exhaust port:

Rc1/4 with ISO main ports

1/4 PTF with PTF main ports

Materials:

Body: Zinc

Internal components: Brass/steel

Filter discs: Sintered plastic

Elastomers: Nitrile

P72F Soft Start Valve

Installation & Maintenance

Instructions

IM-160.610

(10/01)

Supersedes 9/97

© Norgren 2001

P72F - """ - """

Solenoid Operator

Watts

Voltage

A.......110/120 50/60 Hz .......4/2,5 VA

B.......220/240 50/60 Hz .......4/2,5 VA

D.......6 Vdc.............................2W

E .......12 Vdc...........................2W

F .......24 Vdc...........................2W

Z .......No coil

N.......No Solenoid

Connector

A....Cable grip

N....No connector

Operator

A....Air pilot

C....22 mm solenoid

L....CNOMO solenoid

N....None

Solenoid Override

P....Non-locking,

shrouded

push button

N....None

Port

2....1/4"

3....3/8"

Thread Form

A....PTF

B....ISO Rc taper

G....ISO G parallel

MAINTENANCE

The P72F valve is not field repairable, and must be returned

to the factory for repair in case of malfunction. Do not

attempt to disassemble or repair the P72F valve in the field.

WARNING

These products are intended for use in industrial

compressed air systems only. Do not use these products

where pressures and temperatures can exceed those listed

under Technical Data.

The user of these products is cautioned to conform to

all applicable electrical, mechanical, and other codes in the

installation and operation of these products.

Through misuse, wear or malfunction, these products

can fail in modes which can simultaneously pressurize all

ports to the highest applied pressure level. They can also

fail to shift as expected upon the application or removal of

operator signals. The system designer is warned to

consider the failure modes of all component parts used in

the system, and to provide adequate safeguards to prevent

personal injury or damage to equipment in the event of

such failures. System designers must provide a warning to

end users in the system instructional manual if protection

against a failure mode cannot be adequately provided.

The P72F valve must be returned to the factory for

repair in case of malfunction.

Do not use these valves to control a power press clutch

or brake.

Before using these products with fluids other than air,

for nonindustrial applications, or for life-support systems

consult Norgren.

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