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AMD-75 FP
Model AMD-75
The Bermad AMD Air Maintenance Device is a pressure control unit that automatically regulates the supplied air pressure to a constant preset value. It is suited for use with dry pilot actuated Deluge systems as well as Dry Pipe and Pre-action systems. The AMD shall be utilized in applications where there is a compressed air or nitrogen source, which is provided at a higher
pressure than the desired system pressure, including a field adjustable pressure regulator. The supply system shall include an air tank, (separately provided) connected to specific port.
Features and Benefits
Stainless Steel 316 accessories and fittings
- Maximum Inlet Air (or Nitrogen) Supply Pressure: 12/bar/175 psi
- Field-Adjustable Outlet Pressure range: 1.0 to 7.0 bar/15 to 100 psi
Options:
- Stainless Steel back plate panel
- Brackets for direct mounting on Bermad Deluge Valve
- Air tank, Stainless steel (Code AT)
- Inlet and outlet pressure gauges (Code 6n6n)
- Pressure Switch Low, Ex. proof (Code P7)
- Pressure Transmitter, Ex. proof (Code Q)
Principle of Operation:
The AMD Air Pressure Maintenance Device regulates and restricts airflow. The N.C. By-Pass Valve [1] in the AMD is opened to instantly fill the system during the initial pressurization. Once the required system pressure has been reached, the By-Pass Valve will be closed and locked with a Tamper-Proof arrangement to allow restricted airflow through the fixed orifice. The Air Supply Isolating Valves [2] must be in the open position to place the AMD in the automatic operation mode. If a small leak in the system occurs, the Pressure Regulator [3] will automatically maintain system pressure at the preset level. The Restriction orifice [4] in the tube fitting limits the flow of air from the Pressure Regulator into the system to a value, which is significantly lower than it will be exhausted by a release device operation. The device will maintain air pressure in the system for a limited period of time in the event that the air supply is interrupted
