3.5 Bladder Accumulators Type ASA

BLADDER ACCUMULATORS type ASA
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3.5.1 TECHNICAL DATA
MAX OPERATING PRESSURE (PS): 4000 PSI
PRESSURE TEST (PT): 1.5 x PS
NOMINAL CAPACITIES: 1/4 - 1 - 2.5 - 5 - 10 - 15 gallons
WORKING TEMPERATURE: -40 +200 F (-40 +93 C)

COMPRESSION RATIO (Po : P2): max. 1 : 4
FLUID VISCOSITY RANGE: 10 400 cSt
RECOMMENDED VISCOSITY: 36 cSt
FLUID CONTAMINATION DEGREE:

class 21/19/16 according to ISO 4406/99
BODY MATERIAL:
- carbon steel shell (SA 372 grade E class 70)
painted with rust inhibitor RAL 8012
- nickel coating 25 - 40
- internal and external coating with RILSAN th. 0.6 mm
VALVES MATERIAL:
- phosphated or galvanized carbon steel in compliance
with Directive 2002/95/EC (RoHS) to resist to corrosion
- stainless steel AISI 316L
- nickel coating 25-40
BLADDER MATERIAL:
- P = Nitrile rubber (NBR)
- F = Low temp. nitrile rubber
- H = Nitrile for hydrocarbons
- K = Hydrogenated nitrile (HNBR)
- B = Butyl (IIR)
- E = Ethylene-propylene (EPDM)
- N = Chloroprene (Neoprene)
- Y = Epichlorohydrin (ECO)
- V = Fluorocarbon (FPM)
See Table 3.5c and/or Chapter 1.5
3.1.3 HYDRAULIC SYMBOL
3.5a
3.5.2 HYDRAULIC SYMBOL
FILLING VALVE CONNECTION:

- 5/8-UNF std
- 7/8 UNF
- BSP
3.5b
FLUID PORT CONNECTION: see Table 3.5dc - 3.5df - 3.5eb - 3.5ec

FLOW RATE: see Table 3.5db
WEIGHT: see Table 3.5db - 3.5df
EPE ITALIANA s.r.l. - Viale Spagna,112 20093 Cologno Monzese (Mi) Italy
Tel.: +39 02 25459028 Fax: +39 02 25 25459773 E-mail: [email protected] Internet: www.epeitaliana.it
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3.5.3 ASA BLADDER ADVANTAGES

- dirt tolerant
- light weight
- compact
- simple construction
- quick response
- works well on water, low lubricity fluids
- quick, easy installation
- low cost
3.5.5 ACCESSORIES
For support equipment, see Cap. 7

For gas sides safety equipment, see Cap. 8
For fluid sides safety equipment, see Cap. 9
For pre-loading and charging set, see Cap. 11
For other components, see Cap. 12
3.5.4 DESCRIPTION
ASA Bladder-type accumulators consist of a seamless cylindrical pressure vessel made of high-tensile steel.
The accumulator is subdivided into a gas and fluid side by an elastic
bladder mounted in the interior of the vessel.
The bladder is charged with nitrogen to the specified gas charge pressure
P0 by means of gas valve.
When the fluid is pressed into the accumulator, the gas in the bladder is
compressed and hence the pressure increased. The gas volume reduces
and on the fluid side, the fluid can flow into the accumulator. As soon as
the pressure on the fluid side falls below the gas pressure, the accumulator is emptied.
Oil valve is provided in the oil port of the bladder-type accumulator and
closes when the pressure on the gas side is higher than the one on the
fluid side. This prevents draining of the bladder into the oil channel and
thus the bladder from being destroyed.
When the minimum operating pressure is reached, a small oil volume is
to be maintained between the bladder and the fluid volume (approx. 10%
of the nominal capacity of the hydraulic accumulator), in order that the
bladder does not hit the valve during every expansion process.
Gas valve consists of external caps, sealing cap, filling valve, gas valve
body and rubber coated washer. These parts can be replaced separately.
The nameplate shows the technical data and features of the hydraulic
accumulator.
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3.5.6 BLADDER-TEMPERATURE-LIQUID COMPATIBILITY
When selecting the accumulator variant, pay attention to the following non-binding notes with regard to hydraulic fluid, bladder material and the permissive temperature range. (see Section 1.5)
Code
letter
Polymer
ISO
Temperature
range (C)
Some of the liquids compatible with the polymer
Standard nitrile (Perburan)
NBR
Low temperature nitrile
NBR
-40 +70
Nitrile for hydrocarbons
NBR
-10 +90
Regular and premium grade slightly aromatic gasoline (and all the liquids for standard nitrile).
Hydrogenated nitrile
HNBR
-30 +130
The same as with standard nitrile but with excellent performance at

high and low temperatures.
Butyl
IIR
-30 +100
Hot water up to 100C, glycol-based brake fluids, many acids and

bases, salt solutions, polar solvents such as alcohols, ketones and
esters, polyglycol-based hydraulic fluids (HFC fluids) and bases of
esters of phosphoric acid (HFD-R fluids), silicone oils and greases,
Skydol 500 and 7000, resistance to ozone, aging and weathering.
Ethylene-Propylene
EPDM
-30 +100
Chloroprene (Neoprene)
CR
-30 +100
Hot water up to 100C, glycol-based brake fluids, many organic and

inorganic acids, detergents, solutions of sodium and potassium, phosphate ester-based hydraulic fluids, (HFD-R), silicone oils and greases,
many polar solvents (alcohol, ketones, esters), Skydrol 500 and 7000,
resistance to ozone, aging and weathering.
Epichloridrin
ECO
-30 +110
Fluorocarbon
FPM
-10 +150
-20 +80
For other hydraulic fluid and/or temperatures, please consult us.
Aliphatic hydrocarbons (propane, butane, gasoline, oils, mineral greases, diesel fuel, fuel oil, kerosene), mineral greases and oils, HFA HFB - HFC fluids, many dilute acids, alkalis, saline solutions, water,
water glycol.
The same as with standard nitrile + a number of different types of

Freon. (This contains less acrylonitrile than the standard and is therefore more suitable for low temperatures, but its chemical resistance is
slightly lower).
Mineral oils of paraffin, silicone oils and greases, water and aqueous
solutions, refrigerants (ammonia, carbon dioxide, Freon), naphthenic
mineral oils, low molecular aliphatic hydrocarbons (propane, butane,
fuel), brake fluids based on glycol, better resistance to ozone, weathering and aging compared to NBR rubber.
Mineral oils and greases, aliphatic hydrocarbons (propane, butane and
gasoline), silicone oils and greases, water at room temperature, resistance to ozone, aging and weathering.
Mineral oils and greases, non-flammable fluids of HFD group, silicone oils
and greases, animal and vegetable oils and greases, aliphatic hydrocarbons (gasoline, butane, propane, natural gas), aromatics hydrocarbons
(benzene, toluene), chlorinated hydrocarbons (Tetrachloroethylene, carbon tetrachloride), fuel (regular, super and containing methanol), excellent
resistance to ozone, weathering and aging.
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3.5.7 ORDER CODE

1
ASA
15
4000
7-8
P5
V4
10
11
12
Series
16
Nominal capacity (gallons)
15
Bladde accumulator with ASME U-STAMP

= ASA
1/4 gal (0.95 lt)
1 gal (3.78 lt)
2.5 gal (9.46 lt)
5 gal (18.93 lt)
10 gal (37.85 lt)
15 gal (56.78 lt)
=
=
=
=
=
=
1/4
1
2.5
5
10
15
Bladder material
Nitrile rubber (NBR)

Nitrile for low temp.
Nitril for hydrocarbons
Hydrogenated nitrile (HNBR)
Butyl (IIR)
Ethylene-propylene (EPDM)
Chloroprene (Neoprene)
Epichlorohydrin (ECO)
Fluorocarbon (FPM)
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
P
F
H
K
B
E
N
Y
V
Max working pressure (PS)
4000 PSI (275 bar) = 4000
(3000 only for the version with connection L or

other pressure related to connections B or U)
5
Body material
Fluid port connection
Carbon steel
Nickel coated carbon steel 25
Stainless steel
Rilsan coating
=
=
=
=
=
C
N
M
X
V
See the table on front page
7-8
Dimension of the
connection fluid or 7+8 table
Special variants upon request
13
14
15
R250
16
435
Precharge pressure (bar)
Standard 435 PSI = 0 3600 PSI

(30 bar)
Other variants
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Variants of gas side
13
Gas valve material
12
Variants of fluid side
11
Fluid valve material
10
Testing and certification
Connection gas side
Standard
= 0
Only cap in stainless steel
= 1
Brass nameplate
= 2
Other numbers/variants to be requested EPE
Carbon steel
Stainless steel
=
=
=
=
C
N
M
X
Standard
= 0
Adapter in stainless steel (R)
= 1
Button and spring in stainless steel = 2
Other numbers/variants to be requested EPE
Carbon steel
Stainless steel
=
=
=
=
C
N
M
X
ASME U-STAMP (ASME VIII div.1 appendix 22)

= 7
Standard filling valve 5/8 UNF thread = V

Standard filling valve with 5/8 UNF
thread in stainless steel
= VX
Without filling valve
(thread hole M12x1.5)
= V0
Brass filling valve BSP
= V2
Filling valve 7/8 UNF
= V4

6
Fluid port connection
For ASA 1/415 gallons BSP ISO 228

with chamfer for OR (std)
For ASA 115 gallons Metric
For ASA 1/415 gallons NPT-F
For ASA 115 gallons internal thread SAE
For ASA 115 gallons adapter for flange SAE 3000 Psi
For ASA 115 gallons adapter for flange SAE 6000 Psi
For ASA 1/415 gallons flange ANSI
For ASA 1/415 gallons flange UNI
For ASA 1/415 gallons square flange
For ASA 1/415 gallons adapter *
* assembled on the fluid valve connection type A
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Other variants
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=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
=
A
M
P
S
L
H
B
B
Q
R
Adapter + Burst disc set at xxx bar

=
(see Section 8.2)
Adapter + Safety valve, type VS224TX set at xxx bar =
Adapter + Needle Valve of BSP
=
Adapter + Stainless steel needle Valve of BSP =
Adapter + Excluding device with with full scale
pressure gauge of xxx bar
=
Adapter + Excluding device of 90 with full scale
pressure gauge of xxx bar
=
Flushing with degree of contamination x
=
75-80 thick. polyurethane paint with colour
to be specified
=
Off-shore paint with colour to be specified
=
NORSOK System 1 paint with colour to be specified =
NORSOK System 7 paint with colour to be specified =
other variants upon request
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Rxxx
Gxxx
EG2
EG2X
EMxxx
ELMxxx
Fx
Wxxx
Zxxx
K1
K7
Dimension of the fluid connection
For the type of connection:

A (1/4 gallon) 1
= 7
(2.5 15 gallons) 2
= 9
M (1/4 gallon ) 40x1.5
= 40/1.5
(2.5 15 gallons ) 50x1.5
= 50/1.5
P (1/4 gallon ) 1
= 7
(2.5 15 gallons) 2
= 9
S (1/4 gallon ) 1 5/8 12UN
= 1 5/8-12
(2.5 15 gallons ) 1 7/8 12UN
= 1 7/8-12
L (1/4 gallon ) 1 SAE3000
= 7 (Pmax = 3000)
(2.5 15 gallons ) 1 SAE 3000 = 8 (Pmax = 3000)
2 SAE 3000
= 9
H (1/4 gallon ) 1 SAE6000
= 7
(2,5 15 gallons ) 1 SAE 6000 = 8
2 SAE 6000
= 9
B
= DIMENSION/RATING
Former. 1 ANSI 600 = 1/600 (Pmax =600)
U
= DN/PN
Former. DN50 PN100 = 50/1450 (Pmax =1450)
Q (1/4 gallon ) 1
= 7
(2.5 15 gallons) 2
= 9
R Blind
R internal thread
BSP ISO 228
NPT-F
BSPT
= 0
SAE
Metric
= S*
= M*
*Variant in table 8
= G*
= P*
= N*
1/8
1/4
3/8
1/2
=
=
=
=
1
2
3
4
Dimension
3/4
1
1
1
=
=
=
=
5
6
7
8
Dimension in inch - No.of pitch for inch

Diameter/pitch
Special variants upon request

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3.5.9 DIMENSIONS
3.5da
3.5db
* The maximum differential pressure is the maximum allowable difference between the maximum pressure and the minimum working pressure (P2-P1) to have an infinite life cycle of the
accumulator (greater than 2,000,000 cycles).
** Flow rate measured using mineral oil with viscosity of 36 cSt at 50C and P = 5 bar
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3.5.9.1 STANDARD THREAD CONNECTIONS
3.5dc
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3.5.9.2 ADAPTER FOR FLANGE SAE 3000/6000 PSI (L/H)
3.5de
3.5df
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3.5.9.3 FLANGE CONNECTION TYPE ANSI / UNI DIN (B/U)
Fig. I
Fig. II
3.5ea
3.5eb
3.5ec
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3.5.9.4 SQUARE FLANGE CONNECTION
3.5fa
3.5fb
3.5.9.5 ADAPTERS
Fig. I
3.5fc
Fig. II
3.5fd
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3.5.10. SPARE PARTS CODE
3.5ga
3.5gb
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3.5.11 COMMISSIONING AND MAINTENANCE
Delivery condition
Bladder accumulators type ASA are delivered pre-charged with nitrogen
at a pressure of 435 PSI or at value of pressure required at time of order.
The pre-charge value is still on the nameplate of the accumulator.
Depending on the size and quantity ordered, the diaphragm accumulators are shipped in boxes or in cartons or on pallets, or wooden boxes
on request. Unless otherwise required, certificates and documentation
are provided together with the accumulators.
Handling
The original packaging is suitable for handling and general storage.
Where necessary, you should use suitable lifting equipment to support
the weight of the accumulators.
Protect from impact, however, the packaging and handle it with care.
Storage
During storage in the warehouse, leave the product in its original packaging, keeping it away from heat sources and naked flames. The storage
temperature should be between +10 and +40C.
In addition to six months of storage, the precharge pressure must be to
two bar and make sure that inside there is lubrication fluid compatible
with bladder polymer.
After six years of storage, it is essential to proceed with the replacement
of all elastomeric parts before the commissioning.
This device provides user and equipment protection against possible damage caused by pressure surges, and also makes the maintenance of
the accumulator easier, so facilitating the interception and the discharge.
Provide for a clearance of 200 mm above the gas pre-charge valve to
allow access to and control of the pre-charge equipment (see Chap.11.1).
The accumulators type ASA may be installed in any position from horizontal to vertical (preferably with the pre-charge valve at the top), and
the nameplate must be visible. Proceed to the assembly so that no abnormal force affects the pipes connected directly or indirectly to the accumulator, so we recommend the use of supporting components and
also fastening (please see Chapter 7) to avoid the transmission of vibrations. If there are not used safety EPE blocks, make sure that the accumulator is connected to the hydraulic circuit by suitable connection
devices. Make sure the fluid is compatible with the elastomer of the bladder. Check that the max. allowed accumulator pressure is equal to or
greater than that of the hydraulic circuit and that the temperature during
operation is maintained within the range expected.
Make sure the fluid does not contain contaminants and/or abrasive.
Marking on the nameplate of the accumulator

The accumulator will be supplied with th following data stamped on the
nameplate:
- Logo, name and country of the manufacturer
- Month/year of production
- Product code
- Serial number
- Maximum PS pressure and PT test pressure in Psi
- Min. and max. TS working temperature in Fahrenheit
- Volume V in gallons
- ASME U-stamp
- Pre-charge pressure in Psi
Pre-charge of nitrogen
Normally, the bladder accumulators are delivered pre-charged with pressurized gas. The pre-charge of gas can be controlled and / or adjusted
before or after installation of the accumulator in the hydraulic circuit.
For the pre-charge, use only industrial dry nitrogen with a purity of min.
99%. It is important to use the nitrogen from a cylinder equipped with a
pressure reducing valve (see Chap.11.3).
Use the EPE pre-charge and charging set type PC to check the charging
pressure Calculated Against the pressure, and adjust if necessary. If the
pre-charge pressure is lower than required, connect the inflation tube on
one side and the other of the equipment.
Connect it to the cylinder of nitrogen or to the pressure reducer. Slowly
enter the nitrogen in the accumulator until reaching a pressure slightly
higher than that set (+ 10 15%).
Close the cylinder and remove the connecting pipe from the equipment;
wait until the gas temperature has stabilized (2 hours) and calibrate the
pressure, discharging the excess gas.
Make sure that the gas valve is not subject to losses and, if necessary,
use soap and water.
Tighten the protective caps manually.
Installation
Before installation, you must perform a visual check to verify that the accumulator has not suffered any damage during shipping / handling.
Verify that the requested type matches with what stamped on the nameplate. We recommend using the accumulator with a suitable security
valve (see Chapter 8) or a security lock-off BS type (see Chapter 9).
Maintenance
- Periodically check the pre-charge pressure of the gas: after the commissioning, check after 2-3 weeks of operation and if there were no
leaks, repeat the operation after 3 months; if the pressure at the same
temperature was stable, repeat the test at annual intervals.
For heavy-duty applications, check the pre-charge every 6 months.
- Periodically (annually) carry out a visual inspection of the accumulator
in order to detect any early signs of deterioration such as corrosion,
deformation, etc.
- Comply with the requirements of the regulations concerning the verification of the functionality of the equipment according to the country
of installation of the accumulator.
It is strictly forbidden to:

- weld, rivet or screw any item of the accumulator
- engrave or permanently stamp the surfaces of the accumulator shell
and / or carry out other operations that could affect or change the mechanical properties of the accumulator
- use the accumulator as a structural element: it should not be subjected
to stresses or loads
- change the data of the nameplate and / or accumulator without the
permission of the manufacturer
- use a (dangerous) fluid of Group 1 with equipment designed and manufactured for fluids of Group 2.
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Hydraulic pressurization
- Check that the pre-charge pressure is adequate for the application
- Ensure that the hydraulic pressure never exceeds the max. (PS) allowed and shown on the accumulator shell.
To avoid this risk, use a safety item (see Chap. 9).

Repair
If for failure, scheduled check or retest it is necessary to remove the accumulator from the system, prior to removal, isolate the accumulator from
the installation and discharge pressure of the liquid.
All bladder EPE accumulators of the AS and ASP series may be repaired.
It may consist in replacing the bladder, the seals, the pre-charge valve
and/or the parts of the gas and fluid valve.
For reasons of functionality and security, it is recommended to use only
original spare parts.
Disassembly
- Fasten the accumulator firmly in a vice or on a bench in a horizontal
position, taking care not to damage the outer surface.
- If you have not already carried out, unscrew the cap nut first and then
the valve cap of the gas valve.
- Allow gas escapes from the bladder with the help of the check valve
until a pressure of 0 is displayed. Check if the bladder is now de-pressurizing an open valve.
- Remove gas valve, fastening the nut on the gas valve and remove the
nameplate
- Unscrew the vent screw
- Using a suitable wrench, unscrew the fluid valve (anti-extrusion plate)

- Push enough oil valve into the housing until the sealing ring and the
washer can be removed.
- Remove the sealing ring and the washer
- Remove the retaining ring; take it out, by carefully pushing the ring together.
- Remove the oil valve from the container
- Fold bladder somewhat and withdraw by turning it slightly

Refitting
Tightening torques in Nm
Fluid port ring nut

Bleed screw
1/4 gallon
2.515 gallons
5 +1
30 +10
200 +50
450 +50
Gas valve locknut
100 +20
150 +30
Valve insert V4
0.3 +0.2
0.3 +0.2
Filling valve V - VX - V2
30 +5
30 +5
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- Cleaning and testing: clean all metallic parts on accumulator using an

organic reducer visual inspection of oil valve parts (valve tappet,
spring, nut, damping screw) check valve for sluggishness Clean
bladder, i.e. using isopropanol. Visual inspection of bladder for faults
inner inspection of container for signs of corrosion. In event of coated
containers, check the condition of the coating. Replace the parts deemed to be bad; the o-rings must always be replaced (see spare parts
Section 3.5.8).
- Drain air from bladder by pressing together
- Carefully moisten the inside of the bladder and the container with used
medium (roll container)
- Reinstall according to this sequence: o-ring, washer and spacer
sleeve.
- Screw the slotted nut and centre the parts on the oil valve by using a
plastic hammer
- Bleed screw with sealing ring
- Mount the bleed screw with its sealing ring
- Tighten the hexagon nut SW1 on the gas valve
- Mount the filling valve with tightening torques, see Table 3.5gd.
Pre-charge
- Screw the pre-charge PC equipment on the gas valve.
- Connect the equipment to the cylinder of nitrogen or to the pressure
reducer with the inflation tube.
- Slowly enter the nitrogen in the accumulator until reaching a pressure
slightly higher than the set value (+ 10 15%).
- Close the cylinder and remove the connecting pipe from the equipment.
- Wait until the gas temperature has stabilized (2 hours).
- Calibrate the pressure discharging the excess gas.
- Make sure that the gas valve is not subject to losses and, if necessary,
use soap and water.
- Tighten the protective caps manually.
Demolition and recycling of the accumulator
Before accumulator demolition or recycling, you should always discharge
completely the pre-charge pressure and remove the gas valve.
If needed, proceed decontaminating in relation to the fluid used prior to
demolition.
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3.5.12 REPAIR TOOLS
3.5.12.3 LIFTING HOOK
3.5.12.1 BLADDER PULL ROD
The pull rod screwed to the gas valve of the bladder for easy assembly
into shell during reassembly. Pull rod is complete with fitting for EPE gas
valve and 3 extension segments to accommodate all size of accumulators.
Code for complete kit: B2505-Vg8
Dimension
To be used for the safe lifting of mounted accumulators:

For accumulators 0,75 lt (M22x1,5) code B2507/2
For accumulators 1055 lt (M50x1,5) code B2507/5
For accumulators V4 (7/8 UNF) code B2507/7
Dimension
3.5.12.2 SPANNER WRENCH
Fits all standard size bladder accumulator. It is used to remove or install

lock nut on fluid port assembly.
0,71,5 gal code 2506/58
35 gal code 2506/68
1055 gal code 2506/105
Dimension
3.5.12.4 CORE TOOL
The core tool is used to remove and reinstall the valve core type V4.
Code B2508
Dimension
3.5ad
3.5ab
Reproduction is forbidden.
In the spirit of continuous improvement, our products may be changed.
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3.5.1 TECHNICAL DATA

MAX OPERATING PRESSURE (PS): 4000 PSI

PRESSURE TEST (PT): 1.5 x PS

NOMINAL CAPACITIES: 1/4 - 1 - 2.5 - 5 - 10 - 15 gallons

WORKING TEMPERATURE: -40 +200 F (-40 +93 C)

FLUID CONTAMINATION DEGREE:

3.1.3 HYDRAULIC SYMBOL

3.5.2 HYDRAULIC SYMBOL

FILLING VALVE CONNECTION:

FLUID PORT CONNECTION: see Table 3.5dc - 3.5df - 3.5eb - 3.5ec

WEIGHT: see Table 3.5db - 3.5df

BLADDER ACCUMULATORS type ASA

3.5.3 ASA BLADDER ADVANTAGES

For support equipment, see Cap. 7

BLADDER ACCUMULATORS type ASA

3.5.6 BLADDER-TEMPERATURE-LIQUID COMPATIBILITY

Some of the liquids compatible with the polymer

Standard nitrile (Perburan)

Low temperature nitrile

Nitrile for hydrocarbons

The same as with standard nitrile but with excellent performance at

Hot water up to 100C, glycol-based brake fluids, many acids and

Hot water up to 100C, glycol-based brake fluids, many organic and

For other hydraulic fluid and/or temperatures, please consult us.

The same as with standard nitrile + a number of different types of

BLADDER ACCUMULATORS type ASA

3.5.7 ORDER CODE

Nominal capacity (gallons)

Bladde accumulator with ASME U-STAMP

Nitrile rubber (NBR)

Max working pressure (PS)

4000 PSI (275 bar) = 4000

(3000 only for the version with connection L or

Fluid port connection

See the table on front page

Special variants upon request

Precharge pressure (bar)

Standard 435 PSI = 0 3600 PSI

See the table on front page

Variants of gas side

Gas valve material

Variants of fluid side

Fluid valve material

Testing and certification

Connection gas side

ASME U-STAMP (ASME VIII div.1 appendix 22)

Standard filling valve 5/8 UNF thread = V

BLADDER ACCUMULATORS type ASA

Fluid port connection

For ASA 1/415 gallons BSP ISO 228

Adapter + Burst disc set at xxx bar

Dimension of the fluid connection

For the type of connection:

Dimension in inch - No.of pitch for inch

Special variants upon request

BLADDER ACCUMULATORS type ASA

BLADDER ACCUMULATORS type ASA

3.5.9.1 STANDARD THREAD CONNECTIONS