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Integral Three Valve Manifold

Working Pressure: 6000Psi – 10000Psi(414 Bar – 690 Bar)

Working Temperatures: PTFE packing: -65 °F to 450 °F (-54 °C to 232 °C)

Graphite packing: -65 °F to 1200 °F (-54 °C to 649 °C)

Orifice: 0.157 (4.0 mm)

Inlet/Outlet/Test/Vent: NPT 1/2-NPT 1/4, Flange (optional)

Connection: Pressure Transmitter

 

 

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Integral Three Valve Manifold

The SIYelectric Instrumentation Integral Three Valve Manifold is designed for direct installation with differential pressure transmitters and process pressure instruments in industrial measurement systems.

The integral three valve structure normally includes two block valves and one equalizing valve in one compact manifold body. The two block valves isolate the high-pressure and low-pressure process sides, while the equalizing valve balances pressure across the transmitter during zero checking, commissioning, calibration, or maintenance.

Compared with separate valves and fittings, an integral manifold helps reduce installation space, simplify instrument piping, and minimize potential leakage points. It is widely used in differential pressure measurement, flow measurement, level measurement, filter monitoring, pressure difference monitoring, and process control applications.


Applications

Oil & Gas Industry

Differential pressure and process pressure monitoring
Used in drilling, production, pipeline transmission, gas processing, and refinery systems where DP transmitters are applied for flow, level, or pressure difference measurement.

Flow measurement support
Suitable for differential pressure flow measurement loops using orifice plates, flow nozzles, venturi tubes, and other primary flow elements.

Isolation and equalizing
The integral three valve manifold allows operators to isolate both process sides, equalize pressure across the transmitter, and perform zero checks or calibration more safely.


Chemical and Petrochemical Plants

Process differential pressure measurement
Applied in reactors, pumps, filters, distillation columns, storage tanks, and chemical pipelines where stable differential pressure or pressure monitoring is required.

Safer maintenance in harsh media
The manifold helps isolate instruments from corrosive, toxic, flammable, high-pressure, or high-temperature media before inspection, replacement, or calibration.


Power Generation

Steam and water systems
Used in boiler systems, turbine auxiliary systems, feedwater lines, condensate systems, and steam pipelines where DP transmitters are used for flow, level, and pressure difference measurement.

Instrument protection and calibration
The three valve structure helps protect the transmitter during commissioning, shutdown, zero adjustment, and routine calibration work.


Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology

Clean utility and auxiliary process lines
Suitable for auxiliary differential pressure measurement in water systems, clean utility lines, filtration skids, fermentation equipment, mixing systems, and process skids.

Clean process isolation
For hygienic or sanitary applications, material selection, connection type, sealing structure, and surface requirements should be confirmed according to the actual medium and cleaning conditions.


Water Treatment and Distribution

Flow and differential pressure monitoring
Used in filtration systems, pumping stations, membrane systems, treatment equipment, and distribution pipelines to support stable pressure and differential pressure measurement.

Filter pressure drop measurement
Suitable for monitoring differential pressure across filters, membranes, and treatment units, helping operators identify clogging, fouling, or maintenance requirements.


HVAC Systems

Differential pressure measurement
Applied in chilled water, heating water, air handling units, filter sections, pump systems, and heat exchangers where pressure difference needs to be monitored.

Maintenance isolation
The manifold allows technicians to isolate and equalize the transmitter locally, making inspection, zero adjustment, and replacement more convenient.


Laboratories and Research Facilities

Controlled DP measurement lines
Used in laboratories, test benches, pilot plants, and research systems where gases or liquids require stable differential pressure monitoring.

Compact instrument connection
The integral manifold body supports transmitter mounting, pressure balancing, isolation, calibration, and pressure line management in experimental or small-scale process systems.


Advantages

  • Integral three valve body reduces separate fittings and helps minimize potential leakage points.
  • Two block valves plus one equalizing valve provide safe isolation and pressure balancing across the transmitter.
  • Suitable for differential pressure transmitters used in flow, level, filter, and process monitoring applications.
  • Compact installation structure helps simplify instrument piping and save installation space.
  • Non-rotating stem design helps reduce seat wear and supports longer valve service life.
  • Improved locking gland structure helps maintain stable stem operation and reliable sealing.
  • 100% pneumatic pressure testing before shipment helps verify sealing performance.
  • Tested at 1.5 times the design pressure to support reliable operation in demanding industrial applications.
  • Hastelloy tip available as standard configuration for improved corrosion resistance and extended service life.
  • Precision-machined valve body helps ensure accurate dimensions, smooth operation, and consistent sealing performance.

 

 

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