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221F-27855-10
Summary and Applications
11. Pressure Independent
Balancing and Control Valves
and Actuators
Contents
221 SmartX PIBCV Summary
221 Applications
222 Control Performance
222 Easy Implementation
222 Valve Assembly Part Number System
222 Flow Direction
222 Theory
223 SmartX PIBCV Selection Options
223 1: Complete Method: Valve Assembly Selection
223 2. Custom Method: Valve Body and Actuator Field Assembly
223 3. Valve Body Only: Automatic Flow Limited Balance Example
224 PIBCV Flow Setting
224 ½1¼" Size Valves
224 PIBCV Flow Setting 5"10"
224 PIBCV Flow Setting 1½"4"
225 Valve Assembly and Suitable Actuators
225 Table 1. Valve Assemblies ½1¼With Female NPT End
Connectors, Without PT Ports
226 Table 2. Valve Assemblies ½1¼With Female NPT End
Connectors, With PT Ports
226 Table 3. Specication ½1¼Valve Body Actuators
227 Table 4. Valve Assemblies 1½, 2With Female NPT End
Connectors, With PT Ports
227 Table 5. Valve Assemblies 2½"4with ANSI Standard B16.1
Flanges, With PT Ports
228 Table 6. Specication 1½4Valve Body Actuators
228 Table 7. Valve Assemblies 5and 6With PT Ports with ANSI
Standard B16.1 Flanges
229 Table 9. Valve Assembly 8and 10With PT Ports
229 Table 10. Specication 8and 10Valve Body Actuators
229 Table 11. Application: Operation of PIBCV Valve Body Without
Actuator
230 Technical Data
230 Table 12. Specication Threaded Version, ½2"
231 Table 13. Specication Flange Version, 2½"4"
231 Table 14. Specication Flange Version, 5"10"
232 Table 15. Assembly Valve Body Congurations
233 Table 16. Selection: Valve Actuator Codes
233 Table 17. Selection: ½"2" Valve Body Tail Pieces
234 Dimensions
234 Table 18. Threaded Valves ½ to 1¼" (inches)
234 Threaded Valves 1½" and 2" (inches)
234 Table 19. Threaded Valves 1½" and 2" (inches)
235 Flanged Valves 5" and 6"
235 Table 20. Flanged Valves 2½"4" (inches)
235 Table 21. Flanged Valves 5" and 6" (inches)
236 Flanged Valves 8" and 10"
236 Table 22a. Flanged Valves 8" and 10" (inches)
236 Table 22b. Valve Flange Adapters 8" and 10"
237 Table 23. ½2Valve Flow Ranges (Q
min
to Q
nom
)
238 Table 24. 2½10Flanged Valve Flow Ranges (Q
min
to Q
nom
)
238 Specication Submittal Text
SmartX PIBCV Summary
SmartX PIBCV valves and Actuators can be used with actua-
tors for pressure independent balancing and control applica-
tions or without actuators for automatic flow limiting balance
applications.
PIBCVs immediately react to all changes in system pressures,
providing stable valve control independent from the fluctuating
pressures in the piping system. No valve authority, pressure
calculations or complicated valve flow setting calculations are
required. At partial system load there is no resulting overflow
because the valve always limits the flow corresponding to the
design flow of the coil.
SmartX PIBCV valves with actuators include an integrated
control valve with flow regulation for HVAC applications, plus
an automatic flow limiting function for energy efficiency. A full
range of Schneider Electric actuators are available for every
control application including two position, proportional, floating,
spring return open, spring return close, and non-spring return.
Applications
Variable flow systems: A SmartX PIBCV with a Schneider
Electric actuator is used as a control valve for terminal units,
like an AHU (Air Handling Unit), FCU (Fan Coil Unit) or radiation
panel, and controls the required flow on every terminal unit
maintaining hydronic balance in the system.
Constant flow systems: There are numerous applications in
which SmartX PIBCV can be used. In a constant flow system
with FCUs or in a one pipe heating system, SmartX PIBCVs
can be installed as an automatic balancing valve in every riser.
SmartX PIBCVs limit the flow to the set value, thus automatically
achieving hydronic balance. Whenever an automatic flow
limiter or a control valve is needed, the advantages of cost-
saving properties are inherent with SmartX PIBCVs. This
includes systems with (floor) heating/cooling, concrete core
activation or radiation panels.
Air handling unit (AHU)
Radiation panel
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Contents
221 SmartX PIBCV Summary
221 Applications
222 Control Performance
222 Easy Implementation
222 Valve Assembly Part Number System
222 Flow Direction
222 Theory
223 SmartX PIBCV Selection Options
223 1: Complete Method: Valve Assembly Selection
223 2. Custom Method: Valve Body and Actuator Field Assembly
223 3. Valve Body Only: Automatic Flow Limited Balance Example
224 PIBCV Flow Setting
224 ½1¼" Size Valves
224 PIBCV Flow Setting 5"10"
224 PIBCV Flow Setting 1½"4"
225 Valve Assembly and Suitable Actuators
225 Table 1. Valve Assemblies ½1¼With Female NPT End
Connectors, Without PT Ports
226 Table 2. Valve Assemblies ½1¼With Female NPT End
Connectors, With PT Ports
226 Table 3. Specication ½1¼Valve Body Actuators
227 Table 4. Valve Assemblies 1½, 2With Female NPT End
Connectors, With PT Ports
227 Table 5. Valve Assemblies 2½"4with ANSI Standard B16.1
Flanges, With PT Ports
228 Table 6. Specication 1½4Valve Body Actuators
228 Table 7. Valve Assemblies 5and 6With PT Ports with ANSI
Standard B16.1 Flanges
229 Table 9. Valve Assembly 8and 10With PT Ports
229 Table 10. Specication 8and 10Valve Body Actuators
229 Table 11. Application: Operation of PIBCV Valve Body Without
Actuator
230 Technical Data
230 Table 12. Specication Threaded Version, ½2"
231 Table 13. Specication Flange Version, 2½"4"
231 Table 14. Specication Flange Version, 5"10"
232 Table 15. Assembly Valve Body Congurations
233 Table 16. Selection: Valve Actuator Codes
233 Table 17. Selection: ½"2" Valve Body Tail Pieces
234 Dimensions
234 Table 18. Threaded Valves ½ to 1¼" (inches)
234 Threaded Valves 1½" and 2" (inches)
234 Table 19. Threaded Valves 1½" and 2" (inches)
235 Flanged Valves 5" and 6"
235 Table 20. Flanged Valves 2½"4" (inches)
235 Table 21. Flanged Valves 5" and 6" (inches)
236 Flanged Valves 8" and 10"
236 Table 22a. Flanged Valves 8" and 10" (inches)
236 Table 22b. Valve Flange Adapters 8" and 10"
237 Table 23. ½2Valve Flow Ranges (Q
min
to Q
nom
)
238 Table 24. 2½10Flanged Valve Flow Ranges (Q
min
to Q
nom
)
238 Specication Submittal Text
SmartX PIBCV Summary
SmartX PIBCV valves and Actuators can be used with actua-
tors for pressure independent balancing and control applica-
tions or without actuators for automatic flow limiting balance
applications.
PIBCVs immediately react to all changes in system pressures,
providing stable valve control independent from the fluctuating
pressures in the piping system. No valve authority, pressure
calculations or complicated valve flow setting calculations are
required. At partial system load there is no resulting overflow
because the valve always limits the flow corresponding to the
design flow of the coil.
SmartX PIBCV valves with actuators include an integrated
control valve with flow regulation for HVAC applications, plus
an automatic flow limiting function for energy efficiency. A full
range of Schneider Electric actuators are available for every
control application including two position, proportional, floating,
spring return open, spring return close, and non-spring return.
Applications
Variable flow systems: A SmartX PIBCV with a Schneider
Electric actuator is used as a control valve for terminal units,
like an AHU (Air Handling Unit), FCU (Fan Coil Unit) or radiation
panel, and controls the required flow on every terminal unit
maintaining hydronic balance in the system.
Constant flow systems: There are numerous applications in
which SmartX PIBCV can be used. In a constant flow system
with FCUs or in a one pipe heating system, SmartX PIBCVs
can be installed as an automatic balancing valve in every riser.
SmartX PIBCVs limit the flow to the set value, thus automatically
achieving hydronic balance. Whenever an automatic flow
limiter or a control valve is needed, the advantages of cost-
saving properties are inherent with SmartX PIBCVs. This
includes systems with (floor) heating/cooling, concrete core
activation or radiation panels.
Air handling unit (AHU)
Radiation panel
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Document Number: F-27947-7
Contents
221 SmartX PIBCV Summary
221 Applications
222 Control Performance
222 Easy Implementation
222 Valve Assembly Part Number System
222 Flow Direction
222 Theory
223 SmartX PIBCV Selection Options
223 1: Complete Method: Valve Assembly Selection
223 2. Custom Method: Valve Body and Actuator Field Assembly
223 3. Valve Body Only: Automatic Flow Limited Balance Example
224 PIBCV Flow Setting
224 ½1¼" Size Valves
224 PIBCV Flow Setting 5"10"
224 PIBCV Flow Setting 1½"4"
225 Valve Assembly and Suitable Actuators
225 Table 1. Valve Assemblies ½1¼With Female NPT End
Connectors, Without PT Ports
226 Table 2. Valve Assemblies ½1¼With Female NPT End
Connectors, With PT Ports
226 Table 3. Specication ½1¼Valve Body Actuators
227 Table 4. Valve Assemblies 1½, 2With Female NPT End
Connectors, With PT Ports
227 Table 5. Valve Assemblies 2½"4with ANSI Standard B16.1
Flanges, With PT Ports
228 Table 6. Specication 1½4Valve Body Actuators
228 Table 7. Valve Assemblies 5and 6With PT Ports with ANSI
Standard B16.1 Flanges
229 Table 9. Valve Assembly 8and 10With PT Ports
229 Table 10. Specication 8and 10Valve Body Actuators
229 Table 11. Application: Operation of PIBCV Valve Body Without
Actuator
230 Technical Data
230 Table 12. Specication Threaded Version, ½2"
231 Table 13. Specication Flange Version, 2½"4"
231 Table 14. Specication Flange Version, 5"10"
232 Table 15. Assembly Valve Body Congurations
233 Table 16. Selection: Valve Actuator Codes
233 Table 17. Selection: ½"2" Valve Body Tail Pieces
234 Dimensions
234 Table 18. Threaded Valves ½ to 1¼" (inches)
234 Threaded Valves 1½" and 2" (inches)
234 Table 19. Threaded Valves 1½" and 2" (inches)
235 Flanged Valves 5" and 6"
235 Table 20. Flanged Valves 2½"4" (inches)
235 Table 21. Flanged Valves 5" and 6" (inches)
236 Flanged Valves 8" and 10"
236 Table 22a. Flanged Valves 8" and 10" (inches)
236 Table 22b. Valve Flange Adapters 8" and 10"
237 Table 23. ½2Valve Flow Ranges (Q
min
to Q
nom
)
238 Table 24. 2½10Flanged Valve Flow Ranges (Q
min
to Q
nom
)
238 Specication Submittal Text
SmartX PIBCV Summary
SmartX PIBCV valves and Actuators can be used with actua-
tors for pressure independent balancing and control applica-
tions or without actuators for automatic flow limiting balance
applications.
PIBCVs immediately react to all changes in system pressures,
providing stable valve control independent from the fluctuating
pressures in the piping system. No valve authority, pressure
calculations or complicated valve flow setting calculations are
required. At partial system load there is no resulting overflow
because the valve always limits the flow corresponding to the
design flow of the coil.
SmartX PIBCV valves with actuators include an integrated
control valve with flow regulation for HVAC applications, plus
an automatic flow limiting function for energy efficiency. A full
range of Schneider Electric actuators are available for every
control application including two position, proportional, floating,
spring return open, spring return close, and non-spring return.
Applications
Variable flow systems: A SmartX PIBCV with a Schneider
Electric actuator is used as a control valve for terminal units,
like an AHU (Air Handling Unit), FCU (Fan Coil Unit) or radiation
panel, and controls the required flow on every terminal unit
maintaining hydronic balance in the system.
Constant flow systems: There are numerous applications in
which SmartX PIBCV can be used. In a constant flow system
with FCUs or in a one pipe heating system, SmartX PIBCVs
can be installed as an automatic balancing valve in every riser.
SmartX PIBCVs limit the flow to the set value, thus automatically
achieving hydronic balance. Whenever an automatic flow
limiter or a control valve is needed, the advantages of cost-
saving properties are inherent with SmartX PIBCVs. This
includes systems with (floor) heating/cooling, concrete core
activation or radiation panels.
Air handling unit (AHU)
Radiation panel
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Document Number: F-27947-7
11. Pressure Independent Balancing
and Control Valves and Actuators