
Bulletin 71.1:912N
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be protected from corrosive chemicals, debris, weather,
condensation, or anything else that might clog or enter the
spring case.
Regulator dimensions are shown in Figure 3.
Natural gas regulating capacities at selected inlet pressures
and outlet pressure settings are given in Tables 2 and 3.
Flows are in SCFH (60°F and 14.7 psia) of 0.6 specic
gravity natural gas. To determine the equivalent capacities
for other gases, multiply the table capacity by the following
appropriate conversion factor: 0.775 for air, 0.789 for
nitrogen, 0.625 for propane, or 0.548 for butane. For gases
of other specic gravities, multiply the given capacity by
0.775, and divide by the square root of the appropriate
specic gravity.
Then, if capacity is desired in normal cubic meters per
hour (Nm
3
/h) at 0°C and 1,01325 bar, multiply SCFH
by 0.0268.
When ordering, specify:
1. Composition and specic gravity of gas (including
chemical analysis if possible)
2. Range of temperatures
A88148-C
A2387
3.2
(5)
(13)
(51)
(91)
(13)
Figure 3. Dimensions
3. Flowing inlet pressures (maximum, minimum,
nominal), and pressure drops
4. Desired outlet pressure setting or range
5. Range of ow rates (minimum controlled,
maximum, normal)
6. Piping size(s)
Carefully review the information found in the Specications
section on page 2 and in each referenced table or gure.
Specify the desired choice whenever a selection is offered.
Always be sure to specify the regulator type number. For
information on UL Listed constructions, contact your local
Sales Ofce.
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