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Ratings
Model Numbers
Mass kg.
12
BUCG-06-*-*-3080
-06
Valve Size
-B
Cut-out Pres. Adj. Range kgf/cm2
B: 25-70
V
High Venting Pres. Feature
-30
Design Number
80
Design Standard
Special Seals
Series Number
F: Special Seals for Phosphate Ester BUC: Unloading Type Fluids Relief Valve (Omit if not required)
G: Sub-plate Mounting
06
C: 35-140 H: 70-210
30
80
PRESSURE CONTROLS
BUCG-06-* *-3080
Model Numbers BUCG-06-**-3080 "A" Thd. 1/4 BSP.F "B" Thd 1/4 BSP.F
B C D
E F
V 20
Model No. A
BUCGM-06
C 70
D 35
E 12
F 4
J 12
N 27.5
P
55.5
Q
33.5
S 33.3
T 11
U 11
V 40
102 78
192 168
66.7 46
145 23
Mounting Sub-plate is available by separate order, and must be specified in addition to the valve model number if required When Sub-plate is not used, mounting surface as shown by shaded Area must be finished flat and smooth
Instructions
To adjust the pressure, loosen the lock nut and turn the pressure adjustment handle slowly clockwise for higher pressures or anti-clockwise for lower pressures. After adjustments, do not forget to tighten the lock nut. Take care not to neglect connecting the drain pipe to the tank; otherwise not only will the valve fail to operate properly but also the line pressure will rise infinitely. Extend the end of the drain pipe into fluid. Limit the pressure drop between the valve and the accumulator in an accumulator circuit below 10% of the cut-out pressure. Limit the drain port back pressure below 2% of the cut-out pressure.
Sub-plate
Valve Model Numbers BUCG-06 * Sub-plate Model Numbers BUCGM-06-2080 Piping Size 3/4 BSP.F Mass kg. 4.4
Sub-plates are available. Specify sub-plate model from the table above. When sub-plates are not used, the mounting surface should have a good machined finish.
PRESSURE CONTROLS
Cut-in Pressure vs. Cut-out Pressure
kgf/cm2
kgf/cm2
N For any other viscosity, multiply the factors in the table below
cSt Viscosity SSU Factor 77 98 141 186 232 278 324 371 417 461 0.81 0.87 0.96 1.03 1.09 1.14 1.19 1.23 1.27 1.30 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 19 100
N For any other specific gravity (G), the pressure drop (P ) is obtained from the formula below. P = P (G /0.850)