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Ruskin Unveils BTD830 Single-Bladed Bubble Tight Isolation Damper

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April 10, 2024

Ruskin® recently announced the BTD830 bubble tight isolation damper, the company’s newest addition to its bubble tight product series. The BTD830 is a rectangular bubble tight damper ideal for applications where extremely low leakage is required, such as in food processing. The rectangular design offers more free area, lower pressure drops, and better airflow compared to round or oval dampers, and is a lower-cost alternative to other bubble tight dampers.

The BTD830 is bubble-tight according to the AMCA 500-D standard with a maximum velocity of 4,000 feet per minute, a static pressure of 10.0 inch water gauge (w.g.) (2.5 kilopascals [kPa]), and a temperature range of -40 °F to 250 °F (-40 °C to 121 °C).

Damper sizes range from 6 in. by 6 in. (15.2 centimeters [cm] by 15.2 cm) to 36 in. x 16 in. (91.4 cm 40.6 cm). The flanged dampers can be mounted for horizontal or vertical airflow, and standard or custom mounting hole configurations are available.

Standard features include:

  • Rectangular flanges
  • Painted steel channel frame and blade
  • Center-pivoted, double-skin blade with 12-gauge minimum thickness welded to a full-length axle
  • Stainless steel sleeve bearings bolted to the damper frame
  • Axle seal integrated with the bearing assembly
  • Field replaceable solid silicone blade seal that is mechanically fastened to the blade
  • Polyamide epoxy finish.

Optional features include square flanges, a mil-spec frame or blade (304SS, 304LSS, 316SS, 316LSS), and mil-spec axle (316 SS, 316L SS) or finish (304SS, 304L SS, 316SS, 316L SS).

Ruskin can supply and mount actuators and limit switches as needed, including:

  • Manual worm gear with handwheel
  • Direct-mount, commercial grade
  • Electric, quarter-turn rotary (fail in place, battery backup, spring return –24 volts [V], 120 V, 230 V)
  • Pneumatic, quarter-turn rotary (double acting or spring return).

Each BTD830 damper is fully cycled and tested at the factory prior to shipment, in accordance with AMCA Standard 500-D. Ruskin performs bubble leak testing to 10.0” w.g. (2.5 kPa) before shipment to ensure leakage performance. A product data specification sheet is available for pressure drop information, per the AMCA 500-D-18 test standard.

The BTD830 is manufactured in an ISO9001 certified factory and comes with a 5-year limited warranty.


Ruskin: www.ruskin.com

 

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