SRD FAQ #15
FAQ Index
What is the advantage to upgrading to the new style DI Valve Assembly?
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ADVANTAGES
OF NEW STYLE:
One less moving part. (actuator)
Two less connections
in DI loop
Adjustment of DI recirculation flow is not needed.
Disadvantages:
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Comparison of new and old style DI Valve Assembly
with WR-20 recirculation
option
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This
is the old style DI valve assembly with an extra WR-20 actuator. The WR-20 actuator
is open when the rinse actuator is closed and closed when the rinse actuator is
open. The DI flow through the recirculation loop is generally set with an adjustable
restrictor.
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The new style DI valve assembly is now used by Semitool on all new SRDs .
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The new style DI valve assembly eliminates the extra WR-20 actuator reducing the
number of moving parts. The DI flow through the recirculation loop is set with
a fixed restrictor.
The new style DI valve assembly connects to the
SRD the same as the old style. When upgraded as part of a restoration all of the
facility hook-ups are the same. (Minor internal plumbing adjustments from the
actuator to the facility bulkhead are needed when the upgrade is performed in
the field).
There is no noticeable differences to the operation of the SRD.
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