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27、neering The American Society of Mechanical Engineers Canadian Standards AssociationPerformance requirements for automatic compensating valvesfor individual showers and tub/shower combinationsASME Standards Committee on Plumbing Materials and Equipment vASSE Product Standards Committee viiCSA Technic

28、al Committee on Plumbing Fittings viiiASME/ASSE/CSA Harmonization Task Group on Plumbing Fittings xiPreface xiii1Scope12 Reference publications and definitions 22.1 Reference publications 22.2 Definitions 23 Design and general requirements 33.1 Types of devices 33.2 Accessible designs 33.3 Minimum r

29、ated flow 33.4 Pressure 33.5 Temperature 33.6 Servicing 34 Performance requirements and test methods 44.1 General 44.2 Conditioning 44.2.1 Preconditioning 44.2.2 High-temperature conditioning 44.3 Working pressure test 54.3.1 Purpose 54.3.2 Procedure with the valves closed 54.3.3 Procedure with the

30、outlet(s) blocked 54.3.4 Test temperatures and pressures 54.3.5 Failure criteria 64.4 Maximum operating torque or force adjustment test 64.4.1 Purpose 64.4.2 Procedure 64.4.3 Failure criteria 64.5 Life cycle tests 64.5.1 Purpose 64.5.2 Procedure Operating controls 64.5.3 Procedure Internal elements

31、74.5.4 Working pressure 74.5.5 Maximum torque or operating force 84.5.6 Failure criteria 84.6 Pressure and temperature variation test 84.6.1 Purpose 84.6.2 Data gathering, all types of devices 84.6.3 Procedure All types of devices 84.6.4 Procedure Type P devices 9Copyright ASME International Provide

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33、4.6.5 Procedure Type T devices 94.6.6 Procedure Type T/P devices 94.6.7 Failure criteria Type P devices 94.6.8 Failure criteria Type T devices 104.6.9 Failure criteria Type T/P devices 104.7 Water supply failure test All types 104.7.1 Purpose 104.7.2 Procedure 104.7.3 Failure criteria 104.8 Mechanic

34、al temperature limit stop test 104.8.1 Purpose 104.8.2 Procedure 114.8.3 Failure criteria 114.9 Outlet temperature and flow capacity test 114.9.1 Purpose 114.9.2 Procedure for all devices 114.9.3 Failure criteria 124.10 Hydrostatic pressure test 124.10.1 Purpose 124.10.2 Procedure 124.10.3 Failure c

35、riteria 125 Markings, packaging, and installation instructions and included literature 135.1 Markings 135.1.1 General 135.1.2 Visibility of markings 135.1.3 Temperature control setting identification 135.2 Installation and maintenance instructions 135.2.1 Instructions 135.2.2 Temperature limit setti

36、ng 135.3 Packaging 13AnnexesA(informative) Verifying the time constant of the temperature-measuring equipment 14B(informative Temperature variation for thermostatic-compensating valves 16Tables1 Life cycle test for the control mechanism 7Figures1 Set-up for high-temperature conditioning, pressure an

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