Showing posts with label site flow indicators. Show all posts
Showing posts with label site flow indicators. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Penberthy Type SF Site Flows - Dimensions

Pentair - Penberthy Dimensions for Series SF Site Flows  - Flow Factor


SERIES SF SIGHT FLOW INDICATORS – MODELS SF, SFD, SFF, SFR, SFG, SFB


Penberthy Model SF is a plain site flow, no indication except visual
Penberthy Model SFF is a Flapper style site flow with a Flapper that moves within the Site Flow
Penberthy Model SFR is a Rotator style site flow with a whirly/rotating pinwheel within the site flow.
Penberthy Model SFD is a drip tube style Site Flow
Penberthy Model SFG is a Gaseous style sight flow.













Please contact us for ordering, quoting or more information regarding Pentair / Penberthy Site Flows

216-765-4231
info@flowfactor.com

Saturday, October 27, 2012

Penberthy Dual-Window Sight Flow Indicators

Flow Factor offers Flow Site Windows by Penberthy.
Flow Sites indicate flow via a glass window and can be offered with a flapper, rotator, drip tube or gaseous.


In high traffic or confined areas, add protection to your pipeline system.
Dual-Window Sight Flow Indicators provide two glass discs on each side, so that if either glass should fail for any reason, the other window can temporarily withstand pressures until the unit can be repaired or replaced.  Dual-Window Sight Flow Indicators and Factory Mutual System Approved Dual-Window Sight Flow Indicators are available in 150# NPT Models and 150# and 300# Flanged Models.  FM-Approved 150# units are rated for 150 psig.  FM-Approved 300# units are rated for 300 psig. 














The double, tempered glass window design provides added protection in applications where there is:
External mechanical impact - if the outer glass is cracked or shattered, the inner glass can temporarily continue in service until the unit can be repaired or replaced.
Abnormal compressive forces - in maintenance or replacement situations, the housing assists in alignment of the glass and can absorb uneven or excessive compression.
Thermal shock - in high temperature applications the inner and outer glass protect one another from an extreme thermal gradient.  The air pocket between the glass provides an insulative effect.
Corrosion/erosion - if the inner glass is weakened and it breaks, the outer glass can temporarily contain the fluid, withstand the pressure, and continue in service until the unit can be repaired or replaced.







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