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Check valves CRCY-P9

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Fig. 01 — Carly Check valves CRCY-P9
01 Overview
• The check valves ensure a one-way direction of the refrigerant flow, in refrigerating and air conditioning installations, running with high working pressures. • They can be mounted on the liquid, suction, discharge or hot gases defrost line, to prevent unwanted return of refrigerant.
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Carly Check valves CRCY-P9 with working pressure 90 bar
Maximum working pressure
up to 90 bar with CO₂ in subcritical and transcritical compression systems.- The check valves can be installed in all positions.
- They are equipped with an internal pulse absorber piston, with PTFE gasket.
- Pressure drops are negligible.
- Perfect air tightness ensured by a TIG brass weld of the body.
- Thanks to their reduced weight, the check valves CRCY-P9 requires no specific fixing.
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Functional features
- Products are compatible with HFC and CO₂ , as well as with their associated oils and additives. Products are designed for use of
non-hazardous refrigerants from group 2 of PED 2014/68/EU. - Product classification in CE categories is performed using the PED 2014/68/EU table, corresponding to a nominal diameter based selection.
- The brass body of the valves ensures perfect resistance to corrosion.
- An arrow indicating the refrigerant flow direction is engraved on the brass body of the valve.
- 4 models with connections to braze (from 1/4” to 5/8” and from 6 to 16 mm).
Carly Check valves CRCY-P9 / 90 bar (1305 psig) brochure
02 Technical dossier
Specifications
6 data points · as published by Carly
- Refrigerant
- CO₂
- Operating pressure
- 90bar
01Operating limits
2 entries
- Operating pressure
- 90 bar
- Operating temperature
- -40 °C to 140 °C
02Refrigerant
1 entry
- Refrigerant
- CO₂
03Build & dimensions
1 entry
- Material
- Brass
04Certification & markets
2 entries
- Region
- Asia, China, Europe, Japan, North America, South America
- Certification
- PED 2014/68/EU

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