• BS 1415-2:1986

    Superseded A superseded Standard is one, which is fully replaced by another Standard, which is a new edition of the same Standard.

    Mixing valves Specification for thermostatic mixing valves

    Available format(s):  Hardcopy, PDF

    Superseded date:  15-09-1999

    Language(s):  English

    Published date:  30-06-1986

    Publisher:  British Standards Institution

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    Foreword
    Committees responsible
    Specification
    Section one. General
    1. Scope
    2. Definitions
    3. Nominal size
    4. Marking
    Section two. Materials, design and construction
    5. Materials
    6. Castings
    7. Hot-pressings
    8. Connections
    9. Plating
    10. Method of operation
    Section three. Performance
    11. General
    12. Flow rate test
    13. Valve seat and body upstream tests
    14. Body downstream tests
    15. Hydraulic strength test
    16. 'O' ring pneumatic test
    17. Sensitivity of temperature control
    18. Temperature stability of blend water under
         changing inlet pressure conditions
    19. Temperature stability of blend water under changing
         temperature conditions
    20. Thermal shut-off (cold water failure)
    21. Temperature stability of blend water at reduced flow
         rates (for valves designed for multi-outlet
         installations only)
    22. Devices to prevent cross tracking inter-
         communications of supply systems
    Appendices
    A. Method of test for the determination of the rate
         of flow
    B. Method of test for the determination of sensitivity
         of temperature control
    C. Method of test for the determination of blend
         water temperature stability under changing inlet
         pressure conditions
    D. Method of test for the determination of blend water
         temperature stability under changing inlet
         temperature conditions
    E. Method of test for determining the thermal shut-off
         of mixing valves when cold water inlet supply fails
    F. Method of test for temperature stability of blend
         water at reduced flow rates
    G. Method of test for the determination of resistance
         to cross tracking
    Tables
    1. Minimum flow rate in litres per second
    2. Blend water temperature variations (changing inlet
         pressure)
    3. Blend water temperature variations (changing
         temperature)
    4. Outlet flow under cold water failure
    5. Blend water temperature at reduced flow rates
    6. Dimensions of pressure take-off tee
    Figures
    1. Blended water temperature test apparatus
    2. Details of pressure take-off tee
    3. Thermometer tee arrangement
    4. Suggested thermometer housing details

    Abstract - (Show below) - (Hide below)

    Specifies materials, design, construction and performance requirements with a method of specifying size of thermostatic mixing valves, suitable for use with inlet supply pressures of up to 6 bar and inlet water temperature of between 10°C and 72°C.

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    Committee B/504
    Document Type Standard
    Publisher British Standards Institution
    Status Superseded
    Superseded By

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