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BERMAD Waterworks BERMAD Waterworks BERMAD Waterworks
700 Series 700 Series 700 Series
Model 735-M Model 735-M Model 735-M
Operation Surge at Pump Station Without Protection Bermad Surge Analysis Program – “BERSAP II” Additional Application
The abrupt stopping of a pump produces a pressure 400 Surge is the result of many factors: designed flow rate, pumping system, main line characteristics, etc. By using advanced Surge Anticipating Valve with Solenoid Control Model 735-55-M
Max pressure
drop as the traveling column of water, with its inherent mathematics and computer software, BERMAD’s experienced engineers can perform the desired analysis. The Model 735-55-M Surge Anticipating Valve with Solenoid Control
350
momentum, continues to travel along the line, For best analysis, all of the following data is required. provides the appropriate solution to pumping systems when:
BR-735-UPS Controller
Eliminating surge requires anticipation and pre-action. The Model 735-M is well suited to this task. Line Hydraulic Behavior without Protection As the Model 735-55-M Surge Anticipating Valve with Solenoid Control remains closed
The Low Pressure (LP) pilot [1] senses the initial pressure drop and opens. This immediate reaction allows remaining line pressure 510 except in the event of power failure, it requires a Normally Open (N.O.) always energized
This surge analysis indicates that without
to quickly open the main valve. solenoid, which is vulnerable to problems (coil heating, sticking problems, calcium
protection the system is exposed to: 470
The already opened Model 735-M releases the returning column of water, minimizing the line pressure rise. Should the relief build-up, etc.). The recommended alternative is using a combination of a Normally
■ Pressure of ~32 bar 430
Hydraulic Maximum
rate be insufficient, and the pressure exceed the High Pressure (HP) pilot [2] setting, the pilot immediately opens, further opening Gradient Pressure Closed (N.C.) de-energized solenoid, and an Un-Interruptible Power Source (UPS).
Elevation - m
Line Envelope
(see max. pressure envelope line)
the main valve. 390 The BR-735-UPS Controller includes two re-chargeable lithium batteries and a settable
■ Vacuum conditions
As system pressure stabilizes again at static pressure, both pilots close and the main valve begins closing. Should line pressure 350 timer for determining the period that the valve remains open. The Controller, as a part
(see min. pressure envelope line)
rise during main valve closing, the HP pilot briefly stops the process, preventing the pressure from continuing to rise. of the pump control panel, immediately energizes the N.C. solenoid to open the valve
310
Minimum Topographic for a preset time after which it de-energizes the solenoid, allowing the Model 735-55-M
The flow stem [3] limits the relief flow to prevent column separation and preserve closing pressure. Pressure Line
270
Cock valve [4] serves for selecting operating and sensing source: Envelope to start closing.
■ Directly from main discharge line - Recommended (see “Typical Application”) 230
■ From Model 735-M inlet
190
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 Engineer Specifications
Accumulated line length (chainage) - m
The Surge Anticipating Valve shall open in response to the pressure drop associated with abrupt pump stoppage to
Line Hydraulic Behavior with Full Protection dissipate the returning high pressure wave, eliminating the surge. It shall smoothly close drip tight as quickly as the relief
[2] 510 feature allows, while preventing closing surge. The valve shall also relieve excessive system pressure.
Simulated surge protection recommends:
Pressure at Pump Station Protected by Model 735-M ■ Two Model 735-M valves installed in 470
Main Valve: The main valve shall be a center guided, diaphragm actuated globe valve of either oblique (Y) or angle pattern
400 parallel at the pumping station 430 design. The body shall have a replaceable, raised, stainless steel seat ring. The valve shall have an unobstructed flow
[1]
Elevation - m
■ Five Non-Slam Air Valves installed
350 390 path, with no stem guides, bearings, or supporting ribs. The body and cover shall be ductile iron. All external bolts, nuts,
High pressure along the line and studs shall be Duplex® coated. All valve components shall be accessible and serviceable without removing the valve
Pump discharge head - m
info@bermad.com • www.bermad.com
The information herein is subject to change without notice. BERMAD shall not be held liable for
any errors. All rights reserved. © Copyright by BERMAD. PC7WE35 05
BERMAD Waterworks BERMAD Waterworks BERMAD Waterworks
700 Series 700 Series 700 Series
Model 735-M Model 735-M Model 735-M
Operation Surge at Pump Station Without Protection Bermad Surge Analysis Program – “BERSAP II” Additional Application
The abrupt stopping of a pump produces a pressure 400 Surge is the result of many factors: designed flow rate, pumping system, main line characteristics, etc. By using advanced Surge Anticipating Valve with Solenoid Control Model 735-55-M
Max pressure
drop as the traveling column of water, with its inherent mathematics and computer software, BERMAD’s experienced engineers can perform the desired analysis. The Model 735-55-M Surge Anticipating Valve with Solenoid Control
350
momentum, continues to travel along the line, For best analysis, all of the following data is required. provides the appropriate solution to pumping systems when:
BR-735-UPS Controller
Eliminating surge requires anticipation and pre-action. The Model 735-M is well suited to this task. Line Hydraulic Behavior without Protection As the Model 735-55-M Surge Anticipating Valve with Solenoid Control remains closed
The Low Pressure (LP) pilot [1] senses the initial pressure drop and opens. This immediate reaction allows remaining line pressure 510 except in the event of power failure, it requires a Normally Open (N.O.) always energized
This surge analysis indicates that without
to quickly open the main valve. solenoid, which is vulnerable to problems (coil heating, sticking problems, calcium
protection the system is exposed to: 470
The already opened Model 735-M releases the returning column of water, minimizing the line pressure rise. Should the relief build-up, etc.). The recommended alternative is using a combination of a Normally
■ Pressure of ~32 bar 430
Hydraulic Maximum
rate be insufficient, and the pressure exceed the High Pressure (HP) pilot [2] setting, the pilot immediately opens, further opening Gradient Pressure Closed (N.C.) de-energized solenoid, and an Un-Interruptible Power Source (UPS).
Elevation - m
Line Envelope
(see max. pressure envelope line)
the main valve. 390 The BR-735-UPS Controller includes two re-chargeable lithium batteries and a settable
■ Vacuum conditions
As system pressure stabilizes again at static pressure, both pilots close and the main valve begins closing. Should line pressure 350 timer for determining the period that the valve remains open. The Controller, as a part
(see min. pressure envelope line)
rise during main valve closing, the HP pilot briefly stops the process, preventing the pressure from continuing to rise. of the pump control panel, immediately energizes the N.C. solenoid to open the valve
310
Minimum Topographic for a preset time after which it de-energizes the solenoid, allowing the Model 735-55-M
The flow stem [3] limits the relief flow to prevent column separation and preserve closing pressure. Pressure Line
270
Cock valve [4] serves for selecting operating and sensing source: Envelope to start closing.
■ Directly from main discharge line - Recommended (see “Typical Application”) 230
■ From Model 735-M inlet
190
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 Engineer Specifications
Accumulated line length (chainage) - m
The Surge Anticipating Valve shall open in response to the pressure drop associated with abrupt pump stoppage to
Line Hydraulic Behavior with Full Protection dissipate the returning high pressure wave, eliminating the surge. It shall smoothly close drip tight as quickly as the relief
[2] 510 feature allows, while preventing closing surge. The valve shall also relieve excessive system pressure.
Simulated surge protection recommends:
Pressure at Pump Station Protected by Model 735-M ■ Two Model 735-M valves installed in 470
Main Valve: The main valve shall be a center guided, diaphragm actuated globe valve of either oblique (Y) or angle pattern
400 parallel at the pumping station 430 design. The body shall have a replaceable, raised, stainless steel seat ring. The valve shall have an unobstructed flow
[1]
Elevation - m
■ Five Non-Slam Air Valves installed
350 390 path, with no stem guides, bearings, or supporting ribs. The body and cover shall be ductile iron. All external bolts, nuts,
High pressure along the line and studs shall be Duplex® coated. All valve components shall be accessible and serviceable without removing the valve
Pump discharge head - m
BR-735-UPS Controller
Eliminating surge requires anticipation and pre-action. The Model 735-M is well suited to this task. Line Hydraulic Behavior without Protection As the Model 735-55-M Surge Anticipating Valve with Solenoid Control remains closed
The Low Pressure (LP) pilot [1] senses the initial pressure drop and opens. This immediate reaction allows remaining line pressure 510 except in the event of power failure, it requires a Normally Open (N.O.) always energized
This surge analysis indicates that without
to quickly open the main valve. solenoid, which is vulnerable to problems (coil heating, sticking problems, calcium
protection the system is exposed to: 470
The already opened Model 735-M releases the returning column of water, minimizing the line pressure rise. Should the relief build-up, etc.). The recommended alternative is using a combination of a Normally
■ Pressure of ~32 bar 430
Hydraulic Maximum
rate be insufficient, and the pressure exceed the High Pressure (HP) pilot [2] setting, the pilot immediately opens, further opening Gradient Pressure Closed (N.C.) de-energized solenoid, and an Un-Interruptible Power Source (UPS).
Elevation - m
Line Envelope
(see max. pressure envelope line)
the main valve. 390 The BR-735-UPS Controller includes two re-chargeable lithium batteries and a settable
■ Vacuum conditions
As system pressure stabilizes again at static pressure, both pilots close and the main valve begins closing. Should line pressure 350 timer for determining the period that the valve remains open. The Controller, as a part
(see min. pressure envelope line)
rise during main valve closing, the HP pilot briefly stops the process, preventing the pressure from continuing to rise. of the pump control panel, immediately energizes the N.C. solenoid to open the valve
310
Minimum Topographic for a preset time after which it de-energizes the solenoid, allowing the Model 735-55-M
The flow stem [3] limits the relief flow to prevent column separation and preserve closing pressure. Pressure Line
270
Cock valve [4] serves for selecting operating and sensing source: Envelope to start closing.
■ Directly from main discharge line - Recommended (see “Typical Application”) 230
■ From Model 735-M inlet
190
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 Engineer Specifications
Accumulated line length (chainage) - m
The Surge Anticipating Valve shall open in response to the pressure drop associated with abrupt pump stoppage to
Line Hydraulic Behavior with Full Protection dissipate the returning high pressure wave, eliminating the surge. It shall smoothly close drip tight as quickly as the relief
[2] 510 feature allows, while preventing closing surge. The valve shall also relieve excessive system pressure.
Simulated surge protection recommends:
Pressure at Pump Station Protected by Model 735-M ■ Two Model 735-M valves installed in 470
Main Valve: The main valve shall be a center guided, diaphragm actuated globe valve of either oblique (Y) or angle pattern
400 parallel at the pumping station 430 design. The body shall have a replaceable, raised, stainless steel seat ring. The valve shall have an unobstructed flow
[1]
Elevation - m
■ Five Non-Slam Air Valves installed
350 390 path, with no stem guides, bearings, or supporting ribs. The body and cover shall be ductile iron. All external bolts, nuts,
High pressure along the line and studs shall be Duplex® coated. All valve components shall be accessible and serviceable without removing the valve
Pump discharge head - m
info@bermad.com • www.bermad.com
The information herein is subject to change without notice. BERMAD shall not be held liable for
any errors. All rights reserved. © Copyright by BERMAD. PC7WE35 05