ACS FREE FLOW ONE-WAY CHECK VALVE

7 485 ₽

Арт.

10630

Описание

Prevents return fuel flow during normal operation but provides by-pass fuel feed in an emergency if the fuel pump fails. Wt. 1 oz., 2-7/8" long. Use with tube fittings for 3/8" dia. fuel line. Anodized for corrosion resistance.
Made in USA

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Вопросы и ответы

Does this ACS free flow one-way check valve use -6 AN flare fittings?

Yes, it uses 3/8" tube fittings, which is a -6 AN flare.

What is the mechanism inside the ACS free flow one-way check valve?

Per ACS Products, it is a gravity flow piston. It only allows fuel flow in one direction.

Can this ACS Free Flow One-Way Check Valve be used in any position?

Yes. This is for a free floating application, but can be mounted in any position.

What is the maximum flow rate for this ACS check valve part# 10630?

0 PSI for breakout; 20 PSI max.

Is there a pressure rating on this item? And what are the seals made of?

0 PSI for breakout; 20 PSI max. Seal are made of viton rubber.

What is the interior flapper material (PTFE?)? Is this component rated for fuels containing ethanol?

The piston is made of Delrin and there is no rating for ethanol.

Does ACS check valve 10630 have a bleed function?

No, this product does not have a bleed function.

What are the failure modes which could prevent flow in the forward direction? Have you had any field reports of failure to flow in the forward direction?

We do not have any reports of failure to flow in the proper direction. There is only a plastic piston on the inside and even if it is put in wrong, it will still flow just not stop.

What are dimensions of the ACS free flow one-way check valve? Is valve available with NPT one end and other end flare?

The dimensions are 2-7/8 long. This is not available in any other sizes or modifications.

Is this ACS check valve an FAA/PMAd part approved for use on certified aircraft?

No, the 10630 is not FAA/PMA approved.

Is this valve TSOd? Has is been used by any manufacturer of certificated aircraft?

This unit is not TSO'd, and we are not aware of any OEM using this unit at this time.