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Diagrams
∆ p-curves for the filters in Selection Chart, column 3
D1
Pressure drop as a function of the
flow volume at ν = 35 mm
2
/s
∆p [bar]
Q [l/min]
Pressure drop as a function of the
kinematic viscosity at nominal flow
∆p [bar]
ν [mm
2
/s]
Characteristics
Operating pressure
0 ... 250 bar, min. 2 x 10
6
pressure cycles
Nominal pressure according to DIN 24550
0 ... 500 bar, min. 10
4
pressure cycles
Quasi-static operating pressure
Permissible pressure for other numbers of cycles
Number of cycles n
Operating pressure p [bar]
Nominal flow rate
Up to 100 l/min (see Selection Chart, column 2)
The nominal flow rates indicated by ARGO-HYTOS are based on
the following features:
› closed by-pass valve at ν ≤ 200 mm
2
/s
› flow velocity in the connection lines:
up to 250 bar ≤ 8 m/s
> 250 bar ≤ 12 m/s
Filter fineness
60 µm, 100 µm
(see Selection Chart, column 4)
Hydraulic fluids
Mineral oil and biodegradable fluids
(HEES and HETG, see info-sheet 00.20)
Temperature range
-30 °C ... +100 °C (temporary -40 °C ... +120 °C)
Viscosity at nominal flow rate
› at operating temperature: ν < 60 mm
2
/s
› as starting viscosity: ν
max
= 1200 mm
2
/s
› at initial operation:
The recommended starting viscosity can be read from the
diagram D (pressure drop as a function of the kinematic
viscosity) as follows: find the 70 % ∆p of the cracking pressure
of the by-pass valve on the vertical axis. Draw a horizontal line
so that it intersects the ∆p curve at a point. Read this point on
the horizontal axis for the viscosity.
Mounting position
As desired
Connection
Threaded ports according to ISO 228, DIN 13 and/or DIN 3861.
Sizes see Selection Chart, column 7 (other port threads on
request).