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Type MR105
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Figure 2. Type MR105 with Low-Pressure Actuator Operational Schematic
M1178
CONTROL SPRING
ACTUATOR
ACTUATOR STEM
CAGE
VALVE SPRING
VALVE PLUG
DIAPHRAGM
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SPRING CASE VENT
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LINE CONNECTION
SEAT RING
downstream as the regulator opens in response to the
decreased pressure underneath the diaphragm. The
downward motion of the plug allows ow through the
cage into the downstream system.
Increased downstream pressure permits the regulator
to close. The combination of valve spring force and
valve plug unbalance provides positive valve plug
shutoff against the port and upper seals.
Installation
!
WARNING
Personal injury or system damage
may result if this regulator is installed,
without appropriate overpressure
protection, where service conditions
could exceed the limits given in the
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nameplate. Refer to Overpressure
Protection section for recommendations
on how to prevent service conditions
from exceeding those limits.
Additionally, physical damage to the
regulator may result in personal injury
or property damage due to escaping of
accumulated gas. To avoid such injury
and damage, install the regulator in a
safe location.
All vents should be kept open to permit
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openings against entrance of rain, snow,
insects or any other foreign material that
may plug the vent or vent line. On outdoor
installations, point the spring case vent
downward to allow condensate to drain.
Under enclosed conditions or indoors,
escaping gas may accumulate and be
an explosion hazard. In these cases,
the vent should be piped away from the
regulator to the outdoors.
INLET PRESSURE
OUTLET PRESSURE
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
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