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TECHNICAL DATA

January 6, 2012

The Viking Corporation, 210 N Industrial Park Drive, Hastings MI 49058

Telephone: 269-945-9501  Technical services: 877-384-5464  Fax: 269-818-1680  Email: [email protected]

Preaction 328b

2” MoDEL G-2000P PrEACTIoN 

wITH ELECTrIC rELEAsE

ordering Information:

Available since 2010

Part Number: Electric Release Preaction Riser Assembly: 16187-1

(Re�er to Figure 8)

Accessories: 

(See Figure 9)

Drain Mani�old: 16211

Model E-1 Accelerator: 08055 

Model LD-1 Anti-Column Device: 14800

4.  INsTALLATIoN:

A.   General Installation Instructions:

1.  For �ro�er o�eration and a��roval, the valve must be installed in the vertical �osition as trimmed �rom the �actory. DO NOT 

modi�y the �actory assembled trim exce�t as described in this technical data sheet. 

2.  A 10” section o� �i�e is �rovided with the G-2000P Electric Release Preaction Riser Assembly. Prior to valve maintenance, 

this section o� �i�e may be removed to �rovide clearance �or li�ting the cover �rom the body.

3.  The G-2000P �alve must be installed in an area not subject to �reezing tem�eratures or �hysical damage. I� required, �rovide 

a valve house (enclosure) with adequate heat around the valve and trim. Freezing tem�eratures will damage the G-2000P 

�alve. When corrosive atmos�heres and/or contaminated water su��lies are �resent, it is the owner’s res�onsibility to veri�y 

com�atibility with the Model G-2000P �alve and associated equi�ment. 

4.  The �iking Model E-1 Accelerator should be installed at the location indicated in Figure 1 when required. Note: The accelera-

tor would only be used �or Double Interlock Systems.

B.   Air supply Design:

1. Air Com�ressor Size

�iking recommends a minimum o� 15 to 20 PSI (1.0 to 1.4 bar) o� su�ervisory �ressure be established within the �i�ing network 

�or single interlock systems (re�er to Table 2 �or double interlock systems). While lower �ressures are allowed by NFPA 13 �or 

single interlock �reaction systems, maintaining higher air �ressure within the system will assist maintenance �ersonnel in �inding 

and isolating inadvertent or accidental leaks within the system quickly.

NFPA 13 requires that the air su��ly be ca�able o� �illing the entire s�rinkler system to its required air �ressure within 30 minutes. 

A common method o� sizing an air com�ressor is to use the �ollowing �ormula:

where:

� = �olume

P = Required Air Pressure

T = Fill time (ty�ically 30 min.)

7.48 = gal. / �t.

3

14.7 = atmos�heric �ressure

Example:

System volume as determined by table 1 = 750 gallons

Required Air �ressure = 20 PSI (1.4 bar) (Single Interlock 

System)

Com�ressor 

Size (c�m) = 

� x P

7.48 x 14.7 x T

There�ore, the com�ressor shall be ca�able o� �roviding 5 c�m.

Table 1 - Pipe Capacity for sizing Air Compressors

Pipe Diameter

Capacity

Us

International

schedule 40 (1” to 6”)

schedule 30 (8”)

schedule 10

Gal / Ft

L / m

Gal / Ft

L / m

1”

DN25

0.045

0.559

0.049

0.608

1-1/4”

DN32

0.078

0.969

0.085

1.043

1-1/2”

DN40

0.106

1.316

0.115

1.428

2”

DN50

0.174

2.161

0.190

2.360

2-1/2”

DN65

0.248

3.080

0.283

3.515

3”

DN80

0.383

4.756

0.434

5.390

3-1/2”

DN90

0.513

6.370

0.577

7.165

4”

DN100

0.660

8.196

0.740

9.190

5”

DN125

1.040

12.915

1.144

14.206

6”

DN150

1.501

18.640

1.649

20.477

8”

DN200

2.660

33.032

2.776

30.472

For Metric Units 1 Ft. = 0.3048 M, 1 Gal. = 3.785L

Table 3 - Quick reference Compressor size

Compressor 

size (HP)

Free Air @ 

40 PsI (2.8 bar)

(2.8 bar) 

(cfm)

Max system size to

Pump to 40 PsI (2.8 bar)

(2.8 bar)

in 30 Minutes (Gal)

1/6

1.0

90

1/3

2.0

180

1/2

3.1

300

1

5.9

600

Table 2 - Air Pressure settings

For systems with Tank-Mounted Compressors:

single Interlock Double Interlock

Air Maintenance 

Device

20 PSI (1.4 bar)

30 PSI (2.1 bar)

Air Pressure

Su�ervisory Switch 15 PSI (1.0 bar)

25 PSI (1.7 bar)

Low Air Alarm 

Switch

--

20 PSI (1.4 bar)

For systems with riser-Mounted Compressors:

Com�ressor On/O�� 

Switch

15 PSI (1.0 bar) /

 25 PSI (1.7 bar)

30 PSI (2.1 bar) /

 40 PSI (2.8 bar)

Air Pressure 

Su�ervisory Switch

10 PSI (.7 bar)

25 PSI (1.7 bar)

Low Air Alarm 

Switch

--

20 PSI (1.4 bar)

Com�ressor Size (c�m) = 

(750 x 20)

= 4.5 c�m

7.48 x 14.7 x 30

Содержание G-2000P

Страница 1: ...a sprinkler operates B Viking Supervised Double Interlocked Electric Pneu Lectric Release Preaction Systems Utilizing the Viking G 2000P Valve The system piping is pressurized with air or nitrogen to serve both as a means of supervising the integrity of the piping network and as one portion of the system release operation This feature serves to prevent undetected leaks on the system piping net wor...

Страница 2: ... by NFPA 13 for single interlock preaction systems maintaining higher air pressure within the system will assist maintenance personnel in finding and isolating inadvertent or accidental leaks within the system quickly NFPA 13 requires that the air supply be capable of filling the entire sprinkler system to its required air pressure within 30 minutes A common method of sizing an air compressor is t...

Страница 3: ...vcs vikingcorp com Preaction 328c Figure 1 Air Supply Options Tank Mounted Air Riser Mounted Air Riser Mounted Air Compressor Tank Mounted Air Compressor Pressure Relief Valve Viking Model D 2 Air Maintenance Device Warning Do not allow pressures in excess of 175 psi from reaching the AMD Nitrogen Regulator Pressure Relief Valve Nitrogen Bottle Nitrogen Air Supply Option Not provided by Viking Com...

Страница 4: ...air or nitrogen supply to the preaction system must be clean dry and oil free 2 Automatic air supplies must be regulated restricted and from a continuous source A Viking Air Maintenance Device should be installed on each system equipped with a tank mounted compressor plant air or nitrogen For compressors with a capacity less than 5 5 ft3 min at 10 PSI 0 154 m3 min at 0 69 bar NFPA 13 does not requ...

Страница 5: ...ol valve Wait until water exits the emergency release valve and then CLOSE the emergency release valve 5 Close the prime valve and observe the prime pressure gauge for at least 15 seconds If the gauge pressure drops check the prime line and drip check make sure the leak is fixed before proceeding to the next steps Finally RE OPEN the priming valve and verify required prime pressure has been establ...

Страница 6: ...n A In the Set position Air pressure is introduced into the sprinkler piping for supervisory purposes only for single interlock systems For double interlock systems air pressure is used for supervisory purposes and as one of the two initiation actions of the cross zoned solenoid Prime water is routed to the normally closed solenoid valve and to the prime chamber When prime water enters the prime c...

Страница 7: ...Single Interlock System B Activation of Release System Single Interlock System When the detection system operates the normally closed solenoid valve is powered open Prime water is drained from the prime chamber causing the G 2000P Valve to open filling the sprinkler piping with water Water from the intermediate chamber of the G 2000P Valve pressurizes the sensing end of the PORV causing the PORV t...

Страница 8: ... causing an alarm to activate When a sprinkler operates air pressure escapes from the sprinkler piping The air supervisory switch activates the second initiating circuit in release control panel When BOTH initiating circuits have been activated the release control panel energizes solenoid valve open With the solenoid valve open prime water is drained from the prime chamber causing the G 2000P Valv...

Страница 9: ...nded pressure 6 Reset the system release control panel The supervisory alarms should stop When testing is complete return the system to service following steps 1 through 8 below B Full Flow Trip Test Refer to Figure 5 Performance of a trip test is recommended annually during warm weather Consider coordinating this test with operation testing of the detectors Caution Performance of this test will c...

Страница 10: ...ts of the coupling 6 remove the coupling 6 from the valve body 1 3 Inspect the coupling 6 and O rings 5 Replace if necessary using the instructions in O Ring Replacement Bulletin F_120611 F Removing Replacing the Prime Chamber Assembly Refer to Figure 11 1 The prime chamber assembly 4 is now held in place by two flanges on the outside diameter of the assembly Slide the prime chamber assembly 4 tow...

Страница 11: ...s vikingcorp com Preaction 328k Figure 8 16187 1 Assembly Figure 9 Optional Accessories Accessories 08055 Model E 1 Accelerator 14800 Model LD 1 Anti Column Device 16211 Drain Manifold Part Number 16187 1 1 Model G 2000P Valve 1 Model G 2000P Electric Release Trim Includes NC Solenoid 1 10 Section of Schedule 10 Pipe and Coupling 1 Air Pressure Supervisory Switch PS40 2A 1 Alarm Pressure Switch PS...

Страница 12: ...tion 210 N Industrial Park Drive Hastings MI 49058 Telephone 269 945 9501 Technical Services 877 384 5464 Fax 269 818 1680 Email techsvcs vikingcorp com Preaction 328l 2 Model G 2000P Preaction with Electric release Figure 10 Installation Dimensions ...

Страница 13: ... 304 Stainless Steel Bronze Alloy 1 5 O Rings EPDM and Nitrile 2 or 3 6 16062 Coupling UNS S17400 Stainless Steel 1 7 15932 Check Diaphragm EPDM 1 8 08091 3 8 16 x 1 HHS UNS S30400 Stainless Steel 8 9 Cover 65 45 12 Ductile Iron 1 10 Data Plate Aluminum 2 11 Tack Alloy Carbon Steel 4 Replacement part is not available Indicates part is available only in a Sub Assembly as indicated below Sub Assembl...

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