When the operating pressure is 80 psi and above, the system shall be considered high pressure. Where operating pressures is between 15 – 79 psi, the system shall be considered medium pressure. When the operating pressure is below 15 psi, the system shall be considered low pressure. In order to improve standardization and quality, steam/condensate system valves, operating in the medium and low pressure class, shall utilize the same type of valves per the following size/application schedule:
Size Range | Application | Operating Pressure | Valve Type |
¼” – 2” | Steam/Condensate | 80 psi & above | A1 |
¼” – 2” | Steam/Condensate | Below 80 psi | A2 |
2 ½” – 8” | Steam/Condensate | 80 psi & above | B1 |
2 ½” – 8” | Steam/Condensate | Below 80 psi | B2 |
10” & up | Steam/Condensate | 80 psi & above | C1 |
10” & up | Steam/Condensate | Below 80 psi | C2 |
¼” – 3” | Domestic Hot/Cold Water | 125 psi & above | D1 |
¼” – 3” | Domestic Hot/Cold Water | Below 125 psi | D2 |
4” & up | Domestic Hot/Cold Water | 125 psi & above | E1 |
4” & up | Domestic Hot/Cold Water | Below 125 psi | E2 |
¼” – 3” | Chilled Water | Below 125 psi | D2 |
4” – 10” | Chilled Water | Below 125 psi | E2 |
12” & up | Chilled Water | Below 125 psi | F1 |
¼” – 3” | Condenser Water | Below 125 psi | D2 |
4” & up | Condenser Water | Below 125 psi | F1 |