AUTOVAC HD USER’S MANUAL (Rev 7) Jounosonaroms AUTOVAGE hid €> PAPERCHINETable of Contents ELECTRICAL INTERFACING ‘AUTOVAC HD WIRING DIAGRAM. ‘CoRDSET WIRE LIST AND TERMINATION POINT: ‘AUTOVAC HD CORDSET CONNECTOR WIIRING DIAGRAM. Vacuum Sensor Vent Tube/Filter.. Detail View: Vacuum Sensor Vent Tube/Filter & Breather Installation Instructions Installation Notes ... AUTOVAC HD INSTALLATION WITH DRAINAGE SEAL SYSTEM AUTOVAC HD INSTALLATION WITH AIRIWATER SEPARATOR ........ Operating Instructions......cse-sseecsceeesseeesseensenssennnnensensees Distributed Control System Operational Inspection. DETAIL View: VALVE SLEEVE VENT AT FULL OPEN. DETAIL View: VALVE SLEEVE VENT AT HALF OPEN. : DETAIL VIEW: VALVE SLEEVE INDEX SLOT POSITION AT VACUUM FULL OPEN. ..-.:..0-13, Maintenance Disassembly Procedure For Routine Cleaning And Maintenance .. EXPLODED VIEW: DISASSEMBLY FOR ROUTINE MAINTENANC! REASSEMBLY PROCEDURE FOLLOWING ROUTINE CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE FOR ACTUATOR REPLACEMENT .. REASSEMBLY PROCEDURE FOLLOWING ACTUATOR REPLACEMENT ... DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE FOR ACTUATOR MANUAL OVERRIDE... REASSEMBLY PROCEDURE FOLLOWING ACTUATOR MANUAL OVERRIDE. EXPLODED VIEW: DISASSEMBLY FOR ACTUATOR REPLACEMENT... EXPLODED VIEW: DiSASSEMBLY FOR ACTUATOR MANUAL OVERRIDE... Trouble Shooting... DETAIL View: VACUUM Mop MANUAL ADJUST: DETAIL View: BLEED MODE MANUAL ADJUST: DETAIL VIEW:VALVE SLEEVE IN WRONG POSITION... ‘AuTOvac HD VALVE ASSEMBLY DIMENSIONAL DRAWING. AUTOVAC HD VALVE ASSEMBLY PARTS DIAGRAM ‘AUTOVAC HD VALVE ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST. Recommended Spares Product Specifications .rnensssnmenDescription ‘The AUTOVAC HD is a 3-way electrically actuated valve that provides accurate vacuum control on low vacuum units where the vacuum requirements range from 0 to 60" HO (0 to 152 cm HzO). The AUTOVAC HD will either regulate bleed air into the system or regulate the vacuum between the vacuum source and the low vacuum unit. There is no porting in the AUTOVAC HD to allow atmospheric air to flow directly into the vacuum header. Air bleed only occurs when commanded by the Distributed Control System (DCS) based on the input provided by 2 vacuum sensor connected to the drainage unit. Vacuum Mode: When the AUTOVAC HD is in VACUUM MODE air is drawn into the header at “A” connected to the drainage unit via piping at “B and flows through the characterized cutout in the vaive sleeve at “C’. Vacuum flow is regulated by the ‘amount of the cutout in the valve sleeve open to header vacuum as positioned by the rotary electric actuator at “D". Rotary actuator position is set via 4 to 20 mA signal from the DCS. 8.5 to 20 mA input locates the valve in VACUUM MODE. Increasing mA input equals increasing vacuum to the drainage unit (20 mA input = MAX vacuum). Bleed Mode: ‘The AUTOVAC HD will change to BLEED MODE ‘only when commanded by, the DCS. 4 to just below 8.5 mA input locates the valve in BLEED MODE. Decreasing mA input equals increasing bleed to the drainage unit (4 mA input = MAX bleed). Air flows through the Vent Screen at “A” to the drainage unit via piping connected at “B” to reduce vacuum level. Bleed air flow is regulated by how much of the vent cutout in the valve sleeve is open to the Vent Screen. Air flow to the vacuum header at °C" is completely shut off. Bleed ModeMechanical Interfacing ‘The AUTOVAC HD connects to system piping via flanges designed to accept 4” 150# ANSI fianges (aly 8, 5/8" bolts), DN 100 PN 10/16 flanges (qty 8, M16 bolts), or DN 100 PN 6 fianges (aty 4, M16 bolts) making it universal and easy to plumb into existing field-welded piping. Total weight of the valve assembly is approximately 75 Ibs (34 kg). Electrical Interfacing ‘The AUTOVAC HD is designed to interface with a Distributed Control System (DCS) or other controller that provides a closed loop 4 to 20 mA output signal. Electrical connection to the valve is via 33 foot (10 meter) shielded watertight PVC cordset with stainless steel coupling. An optional 100 foot (30 meter) cordset with Adapter is available upon request. User inputs required: 40 20 mA Signal (Rotary Actuator positioning to control vacuum/bleed level) 24 Vde Power [0.9 A max draw] (Rotary Actuator power) NOTE: The actuator has a 1 A time-delay internal fuse and spare. If power to the actuator is lost and the fuse/circuit breaker at the mill electrical panel is closed but power to the actuator remains off, the fuse inside the actuator must be checked/replaced. To access the internal fuse remove the 4 screws holding the actuator cover to the base then lift off the cover. The fuse is located on the back side of the Printed Circuit Board (PCB) near the top. It is opaque and cannot be visually inspected so a meter is needed to determine if it has blown. The replacement fuse is supplied in a plastic bag tucked in at the bottom of the PCB. 24 Vde Power (Vacuum Sensor) 4.mA output at 0” HzO (atmosphere) 20 mA output at 60" (254 cm) HO Vacuum A vacuum sensor installed under the vaive cover accepts a % NPT tube input plumbed from the unit and transmits vacuum level as a 4 to 20 mA output to the DCS through the cordset. NOTE: For highest accuracy and best control, connect the vacuum sensor tube directly to or as close as possible to the drainage unit in a port above the unit water line. Plumbing the ‘sensor tube into the 1% NPT port at the base of the valve or just downstream from the flanged inlet will result decreased accuracy/control.Rotary Actuator Shielded Cordset AUTOVAC HD Wiring Diagram % NPT me Input to. <——— vacuum Sensor 24 AWG (8X) 26 AWG (SHEILD) [83 ft (10 m) cable] Toocs Cordset Wire List and Termination Points WIRE COLOR FUNCTION TERMINATION POINT ON VALVE. RED. Rotary Actuator 24 VDC Power (+) Soldered and Sealed With Shrink Tube WHITE Rotary Actuator 24 VDC Power (-) Soldered and Sealed With Shrink Tube YELLOW Rotary Actuator 4 - 20 mA Signal (+) | Soldered and Sealed With Shrink Tube { PINK Rotary Actuator 4 20 mA Signal (-) | Soldered and Sealed With Shrink Tube BARE Shield (Drain) NONE. CUT OFF. DO NOT CONNECT. BLUE Vacuum Sensor 24 VDC (+) ‘Soldered and Sealed With Shrink Tube GRAY, Vacuum Sensor 24 VDC (-) Soldered and Sealed With Shrink Tube GREEN NOT USED NONE. CUT OFF. DO NOT CONNECT. BROWN NOT USED NONE. CUT OFF. DO NOT CONNECT.AUTOVAC HD Cordset Connector Wiring Diagram : 6 SHIELD, 7 i 8 2 = WHITE BROWN GREEN YELLOW GRAY PINK BLUE RED ow woman VIEW LOOKING AT CORDSET CONNECTOR DISCONNECTED FROM RECEPTACLE ASSEMBLY ON VALVE. AUTOVAC HD WIRING L tT seen vaEEHaEEE oer nee ie AUTOVAC HD i ocs 4 PROCESS ROTARY VACUUM DRIVE, SENSOR | a CONTROLLER titi a | POWER SUPPLY | +e i i j INCREASE f0 20 ANS Tomer 1008 (30m)Vacuum Sensor Vent Tube/Filter The Vacuum Sensor supplied with the Autovac HD references atmospheric pressure to measure vacuum level at the drainage unit. Reference the figure below. If the Breather Filter (35) becomes plugged @ vacuum will develop under the fiberglass cover (not shown) causing the Vacuum Sensor (21) to output an erroneous signal to the DCS. To prevent this from occurring the sensor is equipped with a Vent Tube and Filter that allow accurate signal output even if the compartment under the cover is under vacuum. Breather Filter (35) should be spared and replaced as required depending on the amount of particulate in the air where the Autovac HD is installed. The Vacuum Sensor Vent Filter however should not need replacement; the Vent Tube is internally sealed inside the Vacuum Sensor and no vacuum is drawn across the Teflon diaphragm in the Vent Filter. VACUUM SENSOR VENT TUBE: ‘VACUUM SENSOR VENT FILTERInstallation Instructions The drawings on pages 8 and 9 show how to connect the AUTOVAC HD to system piping and the DCS for drainage units with a Drainage Seal System or AirWater Separator respectively. Installation notes ‘+ The AUTOVAC HD must be installed vertically. Bypass piping is recommended to facilitate on the run cleaning and maintenance. A Drainage Seal System or Air/Water Separator is required between the AUTOVAC HD and drainage unit. * Vacuum piping between the unit and the separator should not have any low sections where water can collect. + IMPORTANT - The AUTOVAC HD valve assembly weighs approximately 75 lbs (34 kg) and must be securely supported when plumbed into system piping. * Refer to page 26 for envelope dimensions. * Electrical interface with the Distributed Control System is via Cordset provided with the valve. Cordset interfaces with the DCS are: 4-20 mA Signal for Rotary Actuator position 24 VDC Power for Rotary Actuator (0.9 A max draw) 24 VDC Power for Vacuum Sensor 420 mA output 4 mA output at 0” HzO (atmosphere) 20 mA output at 60” (152 cm) HzO Vacuum + IMPORTANT — The Cordset is shielded to prevent electrical noise from disrupting the 4-20 MA signals. The bare shield (drain) wire must be cut off and not connected to ground. Cordset shielding is attached to the coupling nut which ties to ground through the connector mounting plate and system piping. Connecting the bare shield (drain) wire to ‘ground would provide a secondary ground path and the possibility of ground loop issues.sans sue Yen a [SEN eo oc sue pr a SES 2 i [Jews nme (wiajsig jeeg eBeujesq) uopeyessul GH OWAOLNY IeOldALsaree ota mf \ "ae einen | aeses woes 04 sear rasa ver owes anos Yow 9 ea xy tral v specter (os #0 ao Ys Fos: scr 2 a 4 as Tn 3 9 SH | rescra[ooou | ic ceon| oe (opetedes s8}eY/4ty) YORE!e:SU] GH OVAOLNY 1e910ALOperating Instructions Distributed Control System ‘The AUTOVAC HD operates automatically. Simply input the desired vacuum level for the drainage unit into the Distributed Control System. The DCS will compare the present vacuum level measured by the Vacuum Sensor to the target level input and send the corresponding signal to open or close the valve for more or less vacuum or bleed. Maximum Bleed Mode is at 4 mA. ‘As mA signal increases the actuator rotates the internal valve sleeve to reduce the vent opening and increase vacuum. This can be observed by looking through the Vent Screen. Bleed Mode is active between 4 mA to approximately 8.5 mA. At just below 8.5 mA the valve is OFF with both header vacuum and bleed vent closed. \Vacuurn Mode is active from 8.5 mA to 20 mA with increasing current corresponding to increasing vacuum flow to the drainage unit. Maximum Vacuum Mode is at 20 mA. If Signal or Power to the Autovac HD is lost the valve fails in its last operating position.Operational Inspection To check if the AUTOVAC HD is functioning properly connect power, signal and ground per Cordset Wire List and Termination Points table on page 4 and rotate the valve using the procedure described below. 1) Apply 24 VDC power (0.9 A max draw). 2) Set signal current to 4 mA. 3) Verify the rectangular cutout in the plastic valve sleeve is centrally located in the window in the stainless steel valve housing and fully open for maximum flow (reference illustration below). ) 0 ) 0 if ) ‘if Edges of Valve Sleeve Vent Cutout centrally located in cast Valve Body Window. "4) Increase signal current to 6.4 mA and observe the vent cutout in the sleeve is closed about half way (reference illustration below), wey 125) Increase signal current to 8.5 mA and observe the vent is now fully closed. NOTE: The Valve Sleeve is now blocking the vent opening in the stainless steel Valve Housing. Use the indexing siot machined in the Valve Sleeve to verify max open vacuum position. 6) Increase signal current to 20 mA and observe the indexing slot is lined up approximately with the ‘edge of the Vent Screen as shown in the illustration below. When the slot is in this position the vacuum port in the Valve Sleeve will be fully open to header vacuum. Index Slot in Valve Sleeve |. Edge of Vent Window 2BMaintenance The AUTOVAC HD is a low maintenance valve. The Breather Filter should be replaced as required depending on the amount of air-bome particulate where the valve is installed. Cleaning essentially consists of flushing out the Valve Housing, Valve Sleeve and Vent Screen to remove fiber build-up. Normally the AUTOVAC HD should be inspected and cleaned every six months. Any fiber build up can be easily washed out. Excessive fiber build-up or frequent cleaning may indicate inadequate air/water separation ahead of the AUTOVAC HD. Inspections and cleaning do not have to be performed on a machine down day. With the use of bypass piping the AUTOVAC HD can be removed and cleaned on the run Disassembly Procedure for Routine Cleaning and Maintenance: Reference the exploded view on page 15. 1) Set the AUTOVAC HD on bypass to isolate it from the drainage unit and vacuum header. 2) Disconnect the Cordset from its mating Receptacle on the Cover. Disconnect the tubing to the Vacuum Sensor port located on the underside of the Cover. 3) Remove qty 4, M12 hex head cap screws and flat washers holding the Cover to the Valve Body. 4) Lift the Cover via Lifting Flange vertically until the Valve Sleeve slides out of the Valve Body. NOTE: The Valve Sleeve is held to the Drive Disk by 2 Retaining Washers allowing the sleeve to be cleaned while assembled to the Cover. Do not direct pressurized water at the Breather Vent installed on the underside of the Cover Flange. 5) Flush the Valve Housing, Valve Sleeve, and Vent Screen to remove any built up fiber. A weak caustic solution may be used if necessary but always rinse completely with water. 14Lifting Flange ———> Valve Cover AUTOVAG HD Valve ——>} Sleeve M12 Screw ——| & Washer Cordset Exploded View Disassembly for Routine Maintenance 15Reassembly Procedure Following Routine Cleaning and Maintenance: Reference the exploded view on page 15. 1) Inspect the o-ring installed on the Cover Flange hub and replace if damaged. 2) Slide the Valve Sleeve into the Valve Body. NOTE: A ¥% dowel pin located on the Cover Flange engages an oversize hole on the Valve Body flange to ensure correct alignment. 3) Assemble the Cover to the Valve Body with qty 4, M12 hex head cap screws and flat washers. 4) Reconnect the Cordset to the Receptacle Assembly and tubing to the 14 vacuum sensor port 5) Switch the AUTOVAC HD off bypass operation to reconnect it to the drainage unit and vacuum header. Disassembly Procedure for Rotary Actuator Replacement: Reference the exploded views on the pages 15 and 20. 1) Follow steps 1 through 4 under “Disassembly Procedure for Routine Cleaning and Maintenance:* to remove the Valve Cover and Valve Sleeve from the Valve Body. Set the assembly down on the Valve Sieve. 2) Remove the Lifting Flange by disassembling qty 2, M12 screws and sealing flat washers. 3) Remove the Gasket between the Lifting Flange and Cover. 4) Lift the molded fiberglass cover vertically off. Cut the wires connecting the actuator to the receptacle assembly where they were originally soldered and sealed with shrink tubing. 5) Remove the Cover Support Bar by disassembling aty 2, M12 screws and flat washers. 6) Invert the Valve Sieeve and carefully rest the assembly on the actuator housing. Support as necessary to prevent the assembly from tipping over. 7) Remove the Valve Sleeve from the Drive Disk by loosening aty 2, M6 screws, sliding the Retaining Washers out of the slots in the Valve Sleeve, and pulling the sleeve free of the Drive Disk ‘Access the screws via the vent cutout in the Valve Sleeve. 8) Remove the M6 screw and lock washer holding the Drive Disk to the actuator. 9) Carefully pry the Drive Disk off the square shaft on the actuator. NOTE: The Drive Disk can be lifted off the actuator shaft by removing the Retaining Washers and their fasteners and installing the M6 sorews in the tapped holes in the Drive Disk arms to jack the disk off the shaft. 10) Remove qty 4, M6 screws and lock washers mounting the actuator to the cover plate. Lift the cover plate off the actuator. 16Reassembly Procedure following Rotary Actuator Replacement: Reference the exploded view on page 20. 1) _ Invert the actuator so the square shaft is pointing up. Set the actuator upside down on a flat surface. Place the cover plate on the actuator. Make sure the cable coming out of the actuator is positioned opposite the cordset receptacle. Locate the shaft central to the bushing in the cover plate. 2) _ Install qty 4, M6 screws and lock washers to loosely mount the actuator to the cover plate. Do not tighten. 3) Slide the Drive Disk over the actuator shaft and into the cover plate bushing to locate the shaft concentric to the cover plate. Tighten aty 4, M6 screws and lock washers to secure the actuator to the plate. 4) Make sure the Drive Disk is bottomed on the actuator shaft and install qty 1, M6 screw and lock washer to mount. 5) Slide the Valve Sleeve slots over the arms on the Drive Disk. NOTE: one of the Drive Disk arms and Valve Sleeve slots is oversize to ensure correct orientation. 6) Slide qty 2 Retaining Washers into the slots in the Valve Sleeve and secure with M6 screws and washers. 7) Invert the assembly and carefully set on the Valve Sleeve base. 8) Prepare wires for soldering. Place a length of shrink tube on each wire to cover exposed wire after soldering. Solder corresponding wires from electrical receptacle to wires from replacement actuator (reference the Wiring Diagram on page 4). Seal exposed wire with heat shrink tubing. 9) Install the Cover Support Bar to the Cover Flange with qty 2, M12 screws and flat washers. 10) Slide the molded fiberglass cover over the Cover Support Bar positioning the cover so its clearance holes line up with the tapped holes on the Cover Support Bar and the logo is facing forward. 411) Locate the Gasket concentrically on top of the molded fiberglass cover. 12) Place the Lifting Flange on top of the Gasket so its 2 clearance holes line up with the clearance holes in the molded fiberglass Cover. Secure the Lifting Flange to the Cover Support Bar with qty 2, M12 screws and sealing flat washers. NOTE: Tighten the screws gradually to compress the gasket on the Cover Flange evenly and prevent damage to the molded fiberglass Cover, The gasket will compress about 1/8" when the Cover bottoms on the Support Bar. 13) From this point foliow “Reassembly Procedure Following Routine Cleaning and Maintenance:” to complete assembly. 7Disassembly Procedure for Actuator Manual Override: Reference the exploded view on page 18. 1) Remove the Lifting Flange by disassembling qly 2, M12 screws and sealing flat washers. 2) Remove the Gasket. 3) Lift the molded fiberglass cover vertically off. Reassembly Procedure following Actuator Manual Override: Reference the exploded view on page 18. 1) Slide the molded fiberglass cover over the Cover Support Bar. Position the cover so its clearance holes line up with the tapped holes on the bar. 2) Locate the Gasket concentrically on top of the molded fiberglass cover. 3) Place the Lifting Flange on top of the Gasket so its 2 clearance holes line up with the clearance holes in the molded fiberglass cover. Secure the Lifting Flange to the Cover Support Bar with qty 2, M12 screws and sealing flat washers. 18Lifting Plate a Lifting al) Sie Gasket fi Fiberglass aes cf Cover Cover Support Bar Shrink Tube ee Actuator Vacuum Sensor i ios Drive Disk. ————” Valve Sleeve Retaining = Washers a 1 Exploded View Disassembly for Actuator Replacement 19Actuator Manual Override Shaft Exploded View Disassembly for Actuator Manual Override 20Trouble Shooting Before proceeding verify the Vacuum Sensor is working properly. Faulty vacuum signal output to the DCS can erroneously be interpreted as a problem with the AUTOVAC HD. Also perform the operational check outlined in the operational inspection section to see if the valve is functioning properly. PROBLEM: No response or erratic response of the AUTOVAC HD to a change in commanded vacuum level. CAUSE: Valve ports are clogged with fiber and/or filler. SOLUTION: Clean the valve. * Follow ‘Disassembly Procedure for Routine Cleaning and Maintenance:” and “Reassembly Procedure Following Routine Cleaning and Maintenance:" to disassemble, flush and reassemble the valve. * Frequent clogging may indicate inadequate air/water separation. PROBLEM: No response or erratic response of the AUTOVAC HD to a change in commanded vacuum level. CAUSE: The Actuator has malfunctioned. SOLUTION: Replace the Actuator. + Replace the actuator only after it has been established the valve is clean and the vacuum and vent ports in the Valve Housing and Valve Sleeve are clear. + Remove the faulty actuator by following “Disassembly Procedure for Rotary Actuator Replacement:*. ‘Install the replacement actuator by following “Reassembly Procedure following Rotary Actuator Replacement:”. PROBLEM: The AUTOVAC HD is not functioning properly, neither cleaning the valve nor replacing the Actuator resolves the problem and there is no bypass piping to regulate vacuum to the drainage unit. SOLUTION: Manually set the AUTOVAC HD. «Access the Rotary Actuator by following "Disassembly Procedure for Actuator Manual Override:”. Reference the views on pages 23, 24, and 25. ‘* To set the AUTOVAC HD for Vacuum Mode position the cutout in the Valve Sleeve for maximum vacuum then decrease until the required vacuum level is reached. To do this, rotate the Manual Override Shaft counterclockwise (viewed from the top) using a small adjustable wrench until the 2Index Slot in the Valve Sleeve is lined up approximately with the edge of the Vent Window (reference view on page 13). At this point the valve is set for maximum vacuum. Reduce vacuum to the drainage unit by tuming the Manual Override Shaft clockwise (viewed from the top) and observing the Index Slot moves to the right (counterclockwise) toward the sloping edge of the Vent Screen window. Reference the view on page 23. NOTE: The Manual Override Shaft must be turned many times to affect movement of the Valve ‘Sleeve due to high gear reduction in the actuator. ‘* Continue rotating the Manual Override Shaft CW as required to reduce vacuum. The Index Slot may need to be rotated beyond the Vent Screen window to achieve desired vacuum level to the unit. NOTE: If the Manual Override Shaft is rotated too much the vacuum port in the Valve Sleeve will close to header vacuum and the vent cutout will become visible in the Vent Screen (reference view on page 12). ‘+ To set the AUTOVAC HD for Bleed Mode rotate the Manual Override Shaft clockwise (viewed from the top) until the rectangular shaped vent cutout in the Valve Sleeve is visible and centrally located through the Vent Screen (reference view on page 11). At this point the valve is set for maximum bleed. Reduce bleed to the drainage unit by tuming the Manual Override Shaft counterclockwise (viewed from the top) and observe the vent window in the Valve Sleeve closes. Reference the view on page 24. Adjust the amount of bleed air to the drainage unit by the amount of cutout visible through the Vent Screen, The greater the visible cutout the more the drainage unit is vented. NOTE: Make sure that the cutout in the Valve Sleeve visible through the Vent Screen is the rectangular shaped vent port not the triangular shaped vacuum port. Positioning the vacuum port in the Vent Screen will open the drainage unit simultaneously to both vent and vacuum lines resulting in an unstable condition. Reference the view on page 25.Rotate Manual Override Shaft CW to decrease vacuum. Start from Valve Sleeve Index Slot even with Vent Screen edge (max vacuum). see" To Right vee To Decrease Vacuum vre , Valve Sleeve We a faindex Slot y ke le" Vent Screen edge Detail View: Vacuum Mode Manual Adjust 23Rotate Manual Override Shaft CCW to decrease bleed. 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FILTER BREATHER % NPT POLYAMIDE 40 MICRON SEALING WASHER POLYETHYLENE FOAM STRIPProduct Specifications AUTOVAC HD Valve Inventory No. 217546 (Drawing# F17145-1) Exterior: Cast 316 SS Valve Body, 316 SS Fasteners, Molded Fiberglass Cover Interior: Cast 316 SS Valve Body, 316 SS Components, Tefion Valve Sleeve O-Rings & Gaskets: Buna-N & Polyethylene Foam Inputs: 24 Ve Power, 4-20 mA Signal Output: Controls vacuum levels from 0 to 60 in H2O (0 to 152 cm H20) Capacity: 0-600 SCFM (0 to 17 m/min), Vacuum or Bleed mode Flange Connections: Ref AUTOVAC HD Valve Assembly Dimensional Drawing Vacuum Header and inlet from Drainage Unit accommodates both US & International Piping. 4”, 150# ANSI (qty 8, 5/8” bolts) DN 100 PN 10 & PN 16 (aty 8, M16 bolts) DN 100 PN 6 (aty 4, M16 bolts) 30& PAPERCHINE An AstenJohnson Company UNITED STATES: 1155 Prairie Hill Road Rockton, IL 61072-1545 Tel: +1 815-389-8200 40 Progress Avenue Springfield, MA 01104 Tel: +1 413-733-6603 CANADA: 4760 Acorn Street Montreal, Quebec H4C 1L6 Tel: +1 514-934-5763 THAILAND: 1/6 TED Industrial Estate Bang Pakong-Chachoengsao Road 24130 Chachoengsao, Thailand Tel: +66 3-857-8601 Visit our website at www.paperchine.com