Bulletin 71.

2:92BT

Types 92BT and 92BTP Temperature Regulators

✰ Excellent Temperature
Control Accuracy

✰ Application Flexibility

✰ Thermostat Overheat
Protection

W7908

Figure 1. Type 92BT Temperature Regulator

✰ Erosion Resistant Trim

✰ Multiple Thermostat
Configurations
W7907

Figure 2. Type 92BTP Temperature and

Pressure Limiting Regulator
✰ Easy Maintenance
D102716X012

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Specifications

Available Configurations Flow Capacities

Type 92BT: A Type 92B main valve with a Type 92T See table 5
temperature control pilot. The Type 92T pilot only
Temperature Control Accuracy
controls temperature.
3% of maximum scale at steady state conditions
Type 92BTP: A Type 92B main valve with a Type 92T
temperature pilot and a Type 6392 pressure limiting Type 92BTP Downstream Control Line Connection
pilot. The Type 6392 pilot prevents the downstream 1/4-inch NPT Screwed
pressure from rising above its setpoint.
Pilot Vent
Body Sizes And End Connection Styles Type 92T: Housing open to atmosphere
See table 1 Type 6392: 3/32-inch (2,4 mm) drilled hole

Maximum Allowable Inlet Pressures(1) Thermostat Connections

Type 92BT See figure 9
NPT Screwed and ANSI Class 250 RF Flanged: Construction Materials
150 psig (10,3 bar)
Type 92B Main Valve
ANSI Class 125 FF Flanged: 125 psig (8,6 bar) Body, Bottom Flange, Diaphragm Case and
Type 92BTP Diaphragm Plate: Cast iron
NPT Screwed and ANSI Class 250 RF Flanged: Bottom Flange Gasket: Composition
250 psig (17,2 bar) Upper Diaphragm Plate: Cast iron
Valve Plug and Orifice: 416 Stainless steel
ANSI Class 125 FF Flanged: 125 psig (8,6 bar)
Diaphragms: 302 Stainless steel
Maximum Allowable Outlet Pressures(1) Valve Plug Guide Bushing: 17-4PH Stainless steel
NPT Screwed and ANSI Class 250 RF Flanged:
Spring: 17-4PH Stainless steel or Inconel(3)
Bleed Orifice Assembly: 416 Stainless steel
150 psig (10,3 bar)
Pipe Bushing and Pipe Plugs: Steel
ANSI Class 125 FF Flanged: 125 psig (8,6 bar)
Type 92T Temperature Pilot
Maximum Differential Pressures(1) Pilot Adaptor: Cast iron
NPT Screwed and ANSI Class 250 RF Flanged: Pilot Body: Cast iron
250 psig (17,2 bar) Gaskets: Graphite Composition
Pilot Adaptor Screen: Stainless steel
ANSI Class 125 FF Flanged: 125 psig (8,6 bar)
Head and Guide Assembly: Stainless steel
Minimum Differential Pressure(1) Seat Gasket: Copper
20 psi (1,4 bar) with standard stainless steel spring
Seat/Orifice: Stainless steel
Thermostatic Bulb Assembly: Brass and copper
and 10 psi (0,69 bar) with optional Inconel spring
or stainless steel
Type 92T Temperature Control Ranges Type 6392 Pressure Limiting Pilot
See table 2 Body and Spring Case: Cast iron or steel
Orifice, Stem Guide, Valve Stem, and Valve Plug
Maximum Allowable Temperatures(1, 2) Guide: Hardened 416 stainless steel
NTP Screwed and ANSI Class 250 RF Flanged: Valve Plug (Metal seat construction): Hardened
406°F (208°C) 416 stainless steel
ANSI Class 125 FF Flanged: 353°F (178°C) Diaphragm and Valve Plug Spring: Stainless steel
Spring: Plated steel
Type 6392 Pressure Limiting Pilot Control Ranges Fittings: Brass or stainless steel
See table 3 Pilot Supply Connection: Copper or stainless steel

Coefficients Approximate Weight

See table 4 See figure 10
1. Pressure/temperature limits in this bulletin and any application codes must not be exceeded.
2. Temperature ratings are standard ANSI ratings taken from ANSI pressure/temperature curves.
3. Trademark of International Nickel Co.

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Table 1. Main Valve Body Sizes and End Connection Styles Table 2. Type 92T Temperature Control Ranges(1)

BODY SIZE, END CONNECTION STYLE PILOTS TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE

INCHES (DIN) LABEL COLOR CONTROL RANGE
NPT screwed 125 FF or 250 RF Flanged
Yellow 80 to 120°F (27 to 49°C)
1 (25) Yes No Black 100 to 150°F (38 to 66°C)
1-1/2 (40) Yes Yes Blue 120 to 180°F (49 to 82°C)
2 (50) Yes Yes
3 (80) No Yes Red 160 to 220°F (71 to 104°C)
4 (100) No Yes Green 200 to 260°F (93 to 127°C)
Orange 260 to 320°F (127 to 160°C)
1. Provides 200°F (111°C) overheat protection (over control temperature range) up to a
maximum temperature of 350°F (177°C). For example: 150°F (66°C) is protected up
Table 3. Type 6392 Pressure Limiting Pilot Control Ranges to 350°F (177°C) and 200°F (93°C) is also protected up to 350°F (177°C).

OUTLET PRESSURE SPRING PART SPRING PSIG (bar)

RANGE, PSIG (bar) NUMBER COLOR PER TURN(1)
5 to 70 (0,34 to 4,8) 1E392627012 Green 11 (0,76)
20 to 150 (1,4 to 10,3) 1E392727142 Red 24 (1,7)
1. Change in outlet pressure per one complete turn of the pilot adjusting screw.

Table 4. Main Valve Coefficients

FLOW COEFFICIENTS IEC SIZING COEFFICIENTS
BODY SIZE,
Regulating Coefficients Wide-Open Coefficients
INCHES (DN) C1 Km FL XT FD
Cg Cs Cv Cg Cs Cv
1 (25) 330 16.5 9.4 480 24 13.7 35 0.80 0.89 0.78 0.24
1-1/2 (40) 560 28 16 921 46 26.3 35 0.80 0.89 0.78 0.25
2 (50) 960 48 27.4 1481 74 42.3 35 0.80 0.89 0.78 0.28
3 (80) 2000 100 57.1 3042 152 86.9 35 0.80 0.89 0.78 0.26
4 (100) 2700 135 77.1 4515 225 129 35 0.80 0.89 0.78 0.20

Introduction
The Type 92BT is a pilot-operated, direct-acting temp-
erature regulator that does not require an external power
supply. It is used in heating applications where steam
is normally the heating medium. With proper system
sizing, the Type 92BT is accurate within 3% of the
maximum temperature setpoint at steady state operat-
ing conditions.
The key component of the Type 92BT is the thermostat
of the Type 92T temperature pilot. The temperature
pilot’s thermostat consists of a spring opposed bellows-
capillary-bulb system. This system contains a fill of an
incompressible fluid at a pressure that is calibrated to
the pilot's temperature control range and provides
proportional control.
The pilot body assembly is shipped from the factory in a
separate box to prevent damage to the thermostat and
must be assembled on the main body by the customer.
The temperature pilot should be handled with care
so as not to kink the capillary tube between the bulb
and the pilot. A kink in the capillary tube can make
the temperature pilot inoperable.
Temperature control can be a slow process because of the
heat transfer characteristics of the system the tempera-
ture regulator is controlling. This is especially true of large
tanks or jacketed kettles. Once steady-state operation of
the system is attained, the regulator may have to be re-
adjusted to attain the required setpoint.
Since the Type 92BT is a temperature control regulator,
it does not sense downstream pressure. During startup
of a heating system, the downstream pressure could
rise to full inlet pressure which can be above safe
operating pressures. In these applications, it is recom-
mended to use a pressure regulator upstream of the
temperature regulator or a Type 92BTP temperature and
pressure limiting regulator to reduce the pressure to
safe operating pressures.
The Type 92BTP regulator features a pressure limiting
pilot that prevents downstream pressure from rising
above the pressure pilot's setpoint. Using a pressure
limiting regulator does not exclude the installation
of an ASME certified full flow relief valve as speci-
fied by local codes and regulations or system
design.

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Main Valve Features

✰ The Type 92BT and Type 92BTP ✰ Diaphragm clamping and ✰ Diaphragm casing contains
regulators are self-contained units that flex points are engineered rabbet fit for easy and accurate
do not require an external power source. to extend diaphragm life. diaphragm installation.

✰ Two stainless steel diaphragms increase

strength and extend operating life.

✰ In-line maintenance. Remove MAIN VALVE

bottom flange to gain access to DIAPHRAGMS AND
DIAPHRAGM PLATES
trim parts.

✰ Hardened stainless
steel trim parts that
resist erosion.

✰ Beveled seat and VALVE PLUG

plug provide maximum

shut-off. ORIFICE

REDUCING
VALVE SPRING

E0224

INLET PRESSURE
LOADING PRESSURE
OUTLET PRESSURE
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
INCOMPRESSIBLE FLUID FILL

TYPE 92B MAIN VALVE

Figure 3. Type 92BT Temperature Regulator

Principal of Operation
Type 92BT Temperature Regulator
(figure 3)
The pilot is operated by a contracting or expanding
spring opposed bellows, according to the sensed
temperature through a connected thermostat bulb and
capillary assembly. The thermostat assembly is filled
with an incompressible liquid, which expands or con-
tracts in a linear response to the sensed temperature to
provide proportional control.
The main valve is spring closed. The pilot is held open
by the force from its springs. Inlet steam passes
through the pilot seat to increase loading pressure on
the main valve diaphragm.
The flow through the pilot is greater than the flow
through the bleed restriction, increasing loading pres-
sure and opening the main valve to provide more flow to
the downstream system.
As steam flow increases through the valve, the down-
stream temperature increases and is sensed by the

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BELLOWS ADJUSTING
KNOB

SET SCREW

TEMPERATURE
RANGE LABEL

SPRINGS

THERMOSTAT
SEAT BULB AND
CAPILLARY
ASSEMBLY

TYPE 92T
TEMPERATURE
PILOT

BLEED RESTRICTION

Temperature Pilot Features

✰ 200°F (93°C) overheat ✰ Trim parts are hardened

protection up to 350°F (177°C) stainless steel to resist erosion.
maximum.

✰ Replaceable pilot seat and

✰ Pilots available in six ranges
cartridge disk assembly offers
up to 320°F (160°C) setpoint.
simple maintenance.

✰ OMNI seal in stem ✰ Accurate within 3% of

packing offers long lasting maximum temperature setpoint ✰ Accessible pilot strainer
and reliable sealing. at steady state condition. in adapter assembly.

thermostat assembly. As temperature approaches the
setpoint, the liquid fill in the thermostat assembly
expands, causing the bellows to expand. The expand-
ing bellows throttles the pilot which positions the main
valve at a flow to control the temperature.
When set temperature is exceeded, the bellow assem-
bly causes the pilot to close. Flow through the bleed
restriction decreases loading pressure allowing the main
valve to close.
Temperature adjustments are made by turning the
green adjustment knob on top of the pilot assembly
clockwise to decrease and counterclockwise to in-
crease the temperature. The color-coded temperature
label shows the high and low ends of the pilot's tem-
perature control range. Exact values depend on pres-
sures and flow. To make final setpoint, use a tempera-
ture gauge to determine the actual temperature.

OMNI is s tradmark name of the Furon Company.

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Pressure Limiting Pilot Features

✰ Removable strainer for ✰ Two stainless steel dia- ✰ Hardened stainless steel
fast and easy cleaning. phragms increase strength trim parts that resist erosion.
and extend operating life.

✰ Small casing volume

under the diaphragm
ensures fast response.

TYPE 6392 PRESSURE

LIMITING PILOT ADJUSTING
BELLOWS KNOB
SET SCREW
BLEED RESTRICTION
TEMPERATURE
MAIN VALVE RANGE LABEL
DIAPHRAGMS AND THERMOSTAT
SPRINGS
DIAPHRAGM PLATES BULB AND
CAPILLARY
SEAT ASSEMBLY

VALVE PLUG

ORIFICE
TYPE 92T
TEMPERATURE
PILOT

REDUCING
VALVE SPRING

TYPE 92B MAIN VALVE

E0225

Figure 4. Type 92BTP Temperature and Pressure Limiting Regulator

Type 92BTP Temperature and Pressure

Limiting Regulator (figure 4)
The Type 92T temperature pilot on the Type 92BT
temperature regulator only controls temperature. To
prevent overpressure during startup or large tempera-
ture disturbances, the Type 92BTP has a Type 6392
pressure limiting pilot to limit the downstream steam
pressure to the Type 6392 pilot's pressure setpoint.
The Type 6392 pressure limiting pilot measures down-
stream pressure. The Type 6392 interrupts the loading
signal from the temperature pilot to the main valve to
limit the maximum outlet pressure. The Type 92BTP
temperature and pressure limiting regulator has two
control spring options for the Type 6392 pilot, 5 to 70 psig
(0,34 to 4,8 bar) and 20 to 150 psig (1,4 to 10,3 bar).

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SAFETY
RELIEF VALVE
INTERMEDIATE
P HOT WATER
OUTLET

T
INLET OUTLET
HOT WATER TANK
P P
THERMOSTAT BULB

BLOCK BLOCK
VALVE STRAINER VALVE
TYPE 92B TYPE 92BT
COLD WATER INLET
DRAIN
VALVE

BLOCK
VALVE FLOAT AND
THERMOSTATIC
STEAM TRAP

DRAIN DRIP
VALVE TRAP

P = Pressure Gauge
19B0936
E0235

T = Temperature Gauge

Figure 5. Typical Tank Heating Application Schematic

Steam System Sizing The heat transfer equipment manufacturer should be

Prior to selecting a Fisher temperature regulator, the
steam system must be sized and installed correctly.
This includes the condensate return system down-
stream of the heat transfer equipment. Failure to
ensure adequate design and installation of the entire
steam and condensate return system may cause
inaccurate temperature control.
able to provide the exact steam flow requirements and
should be consulted in the design process. When
replacing equipment in existing applications, contact
the heat transfer equipment manufacturer and advise
the serial number and model number to obtain steam
flow information. Steam flow can be approximated from
the following equations.

Steam Flow Formulas

Heating oil with steam
Regulator and Heat Exchanger Sizing
lb/hr steam = GPM x ∆T x 1.1
Sizing of steam system components like heat exchang- 4
ers, coils, piping, traps, condensate pumps, and
regulators require the following information in order to Heating water with steam
ensure correct sizing, control, and overall operation of lb/hr steam = GPM x ∆T x 1.1
the steam system (include minimum, maximum, and 2
normal operating conditions when known):
Heating air with steam
• Inlet Steam Pressure
lb/hr steam = CFM x ∆T x 1.1
• Inlet Steam Temperature 900
• Steam Flow
Radiant heating with steam
• Outlet Steam Pressure
lb/hr steam = sqft EDR
• Condensate Return System Head (or Pressure) 4
Pressures and temperatures are normally easy to Metric Equivalent for Heated Fluids
determine. Steam flow and condensate return system .
pressure can be difficult to determine and most times Kg/hr = w Cp [(Ts + 273) - (T2 + 273)]
overlooked due to this difficulty. H

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TYPE 92BT
INLET OUTLET
STRAINER
P P

BLOCK
VALVE
INLET OUTLET

DRIP T T
TRAP

THERMOSTAT
BULB

AIR HEATED AIR

INLET OUTLET

P = Pressure Gauge
STEAM COIL

T = Temperature Gauge FLOAT AND

DRAIN THERMOSTATIC
VALVE STEAM TRAP
19B0397
E0236

Figure 6. Typical Air Heating or Air Pre-Heating Application Schematic

General Heat Exchanger Formula the best efficiency. However, make sure the pressure
selected is high enough to satisfy the steam trap’s
lb/hr steam = U x A x (Ts - T2) minimum operating differential for condensate return.
H
2. When heating fluids above 200°F (93°C), select a
Where, steam saturation pressure that has a corresponding
GPM = Gallons Per Minute saturation temperature approximately 30°F (16°C)
∆T = Temperature rise, °F of heated fluid higher than outlet fluid temperature.
CFM = Cubic Feet per Minute 3. Limit the pressure drop across the regulator to 50%
H = Latent heat of steam, Btu/lb (kJ/kg) of inlet pressure. Install a pressure regulator and
A = Area, sqft (m2) temperature regulator in series for higher pressure
U = Overall heat transfer coefficient, reductions and more stable control.
Btu/hr-sqft-°F (W/(m2 . °C)) 4. Make sure the temperature regulator and/or pres-
Ts = Operating steam temperature, °F (°C) sure regulator operates above its minimum pressure
T2 = Product outlet temperature, °F (°C) differential for proper capacity.
EDR = Equivalent Direct Radiation
5. The bulb of the thermostat must be fully immersed
1.11 = Assumed safety factor into the fluid it is sensing to ensure accurate control.
Cp = Specific heat, kJ/kg . K The thermowell must be packed with heat transfer
.
w = kg/hr of heated fluid compound, which removes air from the thermowell and
improves thermal contact between the fluid, thermowell,
and bulb.
Temperature Control Guidelines 6. The thermostat bulb and coil can be affected by
When sizing and selecting temperature regulators, ambient temperature. Protect the thermostat bulb and
consider the following design and installation guidelines: capillary tubing to ensure they are measuring the
process temperature, not extreme ambient temperature.
1. When heating fluids up to 200°F (93°C), select a For example, controlling temperatures below ambient
steam pressure as low as possible. This can provide temperature can require special installation.

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BLOCK
VALVE
INLET OUTLET
P P
BLOCK
VALVE STRAINER
TYPE 92BT
BLOCK
VALVE
DRIP
TRAP
STRAINER
19B0938
E0257
Figure 7. Typical Tank Heating Application Schematic
7. Over and undershooting of the temperature can
occur due to excessive pilot gain and when pressure
drops exceed 50% of the inlet pressure. Install a
pressure reducing regulator ahead of the temperature
regulator to reduce sensitivity and increase control
stability.
Condensate Return System Guidelines
A common error in sizing condensate return systems is
failure to design a system that maintains a minimum
pressure differential across the steam trap over all
operating conditions. If minimum differential pressure can
not be maintained across a steam trap, condensate will
back up into the heat transfer equipment causing inaccu-
rate temperature control. To ensure minimum differential
pressure is attained across a steam trap, several design
and installation techniques should be considered:
1. When sizing the condensate return system, lb/hr of
steam flow equals lb/hr of condensate produced.
Therefore the steam trap selected must pass the same
amount of condensate flow as steam flow used in the
steam system. Remember, mass is always conserved
unless there are leaks in the heat transfer equipment.
2. Static and dynamic head loss calculations of the
condensate return system should be completed prior to
selecting a steam pressure used in the heat transfer
Bulletin 71.2:92BT
P = Pressure Gauge
T = Temperature Gauge
T
BLOCK
VALVE
STRAINER
FLOAT AND
THERMOSTATIC
STEAM TRAP
OPEN TANK
equipment. This will ensure that the heat balance in the
heat transfer equipment is maintained and the steam
trap operates with the required pressure differential.
3. Float and thermostatic steam traps are commonly
used traps for removing condensate from heat transfer
equipment.
4. Install a steam trap 16 to 24 inches (41 to 61 cm)
below the heat transfer equipment. This creates a small
liquid static pressure on the inlet of the trap. It also
allows the condensate to subcool which reduces the
amount of flash steam that can occur across the trap.
5. In the event that head loss and heat balance
calculations reveal that backpressure can occur down-
stream of the steam trap, a condensate pump may be
necessary to remove the condensate.
6. Under high heat load conditions of the heat transfer
equipment, a vacuum may occur on the steam side of
the equipment. This can occur during startup as the
steam trap looses its minimum differential operating
pressure across the steam trap. To prevent this from
occurring, a vacuum breaker can be installed on the
steam side of the heat transfer equipment.
7. Heat exchangers and other heat transfer equip-
ment must be protected with an ASME certified full
flow relief device in the event of an overpressure
condition as specified by system design, codes, or
regulations.
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INLET OUTLET
P P
STRAINER
SAFETY
RELIEF VALVE
INLET
BLOCK
T THERMOSTAT VACUUM
VALVE
TYPE 92BTP BULB BREAKER
BLOCK PROCESS
VALVE FLUID OUT

HEAT
OUTLET EXCHANGER
T
DRIP
STRAINER TRAP

STRAINER

FLOAT AND
TYPE 92W THERMOSTATIC
CENTRIFUGAL STEAM TRAP
19B0939
E0258 PUMP

P = Pressure Gauge

T = Temperature Gauge

Figure 8. Typical Shell and Tube Heat Exchanger Application Schematic

Capacity Information
Typical regulating capacities in pounds of saturated To convert capacity to kilograms per hours, multiply the
steam per hour are shown in table 5. If the steam is capacity in pounds per hour by 0.4536.
saturated and the pressure drop across the regulator is
If the steam is superheated or if the pressure drop across
critical (absolute outlet pressure equal to approximately
the regulator is lower than critical (absolute outlet pressure
one-half or less of the absolute inlet pressure), use the
greater than approximately one-half the absolute inlet
equation:
pressure), use other Fisher sizing methods or contact your
Q = (P1abs)(Cs) local Fisher Sales Representative for assistance.
where,
Q = Maximum flow capacity, pounds of
saturated steam per hour
P 1abs = Absolute inlet pressure (gauge inlet
pressure plus 14.7 psi)
Cs = Regulating flow coefficient (from table 4)
or wide-open flow coefficient (from table 4)
for relief valve sizing

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5-3/4-inches
8-inches (15 cm)
(20 cm)
5/8-inch 3/4-inch
(16 mm) (19 mm)

3/4-inch NPT

PLAIN COPPER BULB UNION NUT ON COPPER BULB WITH STAINLESS STEEL WELL (STANDARD)

5-7/32-inches 18-inches
(13 cm) (46 cm)

3/4-inch 3/4-inch
(19 mm) (19 mm)

3/4-inch NPT 3/4-inch NPT

UNION NUT ON COPPER BULB (STANDARD) UNION NUT ON COPPER BULB WITH BRASS EXTENSION WELL

5-3/4-inches 18-inches
(14 cm) (46 cm)

3/4-inch 3/4-inch
(19 mm) (19 mm)

2227102
E0082 3/4-inch NPT 3/4-inch NPT

UNION NUT ON COPPER BULB WITH BRASS WELL UNION NUT ON COPPER BULB WITH STAINLESS STEEL EXTENSION WELL

Figure 9. Thermostat Connection Options.

Thermostats are available with a standard 8 feet (2,44 m) armored capillary or an optional 15 feet (4,57 m) armored capillary. Each
thermostat has an overheat protection bellows that protects against overheating up to 200°F (93°C) over setpoint, provided the system
temperature does not exceed 350°F (177°C). Note: Stainless steel thermostatic elements are available upon request.

Installation
Use qualified personnel when installing, operating, and
maintaining Types 92BT and 92BTP regulators. Make
sure that there is no damage to or foreign material in
the regulator and that all tubing and piping are clean and
unobstructed. Install the regulator so that the flow
direction matches the arrow found on the regulator body.
Figures 5, 6, 7, and 8 show some typical Type 92BT
and 92BTP regulator applications.
To prevent condensate buildup, install the regulator so
that condensate can drain from the body. For NPT
bodies apply compatible pipe compound to the male
pipeline threads and for flanged bodies use acceptable
flange gaskets between the regulator and pipe flanges.
Then, using acceptable piping procedures, install the
regulator into the pipeline.
The maximum inlet pressure for a specific construction
is stamped on the main valve nameplate. Use pressure
gauges to monitor upstream and downstream pressures
and a temperature gauge to monitor temperature. Do
not exceed the system component pressure and
temperature ratings.

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Table 5. Capacities

CAPACITIES IN POUNDS PER HOUR (kg/h) OF SATURATED STEAM

INLET OUTLET 1-Inch (DN 25) 1-1/2-Inch (DN 40) 2-Inch (DN 50) 3-Inch (DN 80) 4-Inch (DN 100)
PRESSURE(1), PRESSURE, Body Size Body Size Body Size Body Size Body Size
PSIG (bar) PSIG (bar)
1-1/4-Inch (31,8 mm) 1-1/2-Inch (38,1 mm) 2-Inch (50,8 mm) 3-Inch (76,2 mm) 4-Inch (102 mm)
Orifice Orifice Orifice Orifice Orifice
5 (0,34) 660 (299) 1060 (481) 2060 (934) 3800 (1723) 4940 (2240)
25 (1,7) 10 (0,69) 600 (272) 1080 (490) 2080 (943) 3850 (1746) 5000 (2268)
15 (1,0) 525 (238) 935 (424) 1860 (844) 3260 (1478) 4520 (2050)
5 (0,34) 1080 (490) 1830 (830) 3300 (1497) 6500 (2948) 8960 (4063)
10 (0,69) 1080 (490) 1890 (857) 3390 (1537) 6650 (3016) 9110 (4131)
50 (3,4) 20 (1,38) 1080 (490) 1860 (844) 3290 (1492) 6500 (2948) 8810 (3995)
30 (2,07) 928 (421) 1760 (798) 2940 (1333) 5740 (2603) 7730 (3506)
40 (2,76) 710 (322) 1660 (753) 2590 (1175) 4980 (2258) 6650 (3016)
5 (0,34) 1500 (680) 2510 (1138) 4610 (2091) 9080 (4118) 10,900 (4943)
10 (0,69) 1500 (680) 2620 (1188) 4700 (2131) 9180 (4163) 11,200 (5079)
20 (1,38) 1500 (680) 2720 (1234) 4770 (2163) 9290 (4213) 11,300 (5125)
75 (5,2) 30 (2,07) 1470 (667) 2680 (1215) 4680 (2122) 8880 (4027) 10,800 (4898)
40 (2,76) 1380 (626) 2640 (1197) 4590 (2082) 8470 (3841) 10,200 (4626)
50 (3,45) 1240 (562) 2380 (1079) 4370 (1982) 7680 (3483) 9240 (4190)
60 (4,14) 1020 (463) 2120 (961) 4160 (1887) 6900 (3129) 8280 (3755)
5 (0,34) 1900 (862) 3400 (1542) 5710 (2589) 11,500 (5215) 16,100 (7301)
10 (0,69) 1920 (862) 3440 (1560) 5870 (2662) 11,700 (5306) 16,400 (7437)
20 (1,38) 1920 (871) 3460 (1569) 5900 (2676) 11,800 (5381) 16,400 (7437)
100 (6,9)
40 (2,76) 1920 (871) 3500 (1587) 5930 (2689) 11,800 (5351) 16,500 (7483)
60 (4,14) 1700 (771) 3330 (1510) 5650 (2562) 11,000 (4989) 15,200 (6893)
80 (5,52) 1330 (603) 2860 (1297) 4960 (2249) 9670 (4385) 13,000 (5896)
5 (0,34) 2310 (1048) 4140 (1877) 6950 (3152) 13,900 (6304) 19,600 (8889)
10 (0,69) 2340 (1061) 4170 (1891) 7010 (3179) 14,100 (6394) 19,800 (8979)
20 (1,38) 2340 (1061) 4230 (1918) 7080 (3211) 14,100 (6394) 19,800 (8979)
125 (8,6) 40 (2,76) 2340 (1061) 4280 (1941) 7080 (3211) 14,200 (6440) 19,800 (8979)
60 (4,14) 2340 (1061) 4400 (1995) 7250 (3288) 14,400 (6530) 19,800 (8979)
80 (5,52) 2100 (952) 4100 (1859) 6750 (3061) 13,700 (5125) 18,500 (8390)
100 (6,9) 1630 (739) 3250 (1474) 5400 (2449) 11,300 (5125) 15,600 (7075)
20 (1,38) 2770 (1256) 5000 (2268) 8220 (3728) 16,700 (7573) 23,600 (10 703)
40 (2,76) 2770 (1256) 5070 (2299) 8260 (3746) 16,700 (7573) 23,700 (10 748)
60 (4,14) 2770 (1256) 5110 (2317) 8300 (3764) 16,800 (7619) 23,800 (10 793)
150 (10,3)
80 (5,52) 2770 (1256) 4980 (2258) 8130 (3687) 15,900 (7211) 23,500 (10 657)
100 (6,9) 2360 (1070) 4600 (2086) 7740 (3510) 15,200 (6893) 21,700 (9841)
120 (8,27) 1950 (884) 4090 (1855) 7070 (3206) 13,700 (6213) 18,600 (8435)
20 (1,38) 3610 (1637) 6480 (2939) 10,700 (4852) 21,900 (9932) 29,500 (13 378)
40 (2,76) 3610 (1637) 6500 (2948) 10,800 (4898) 21,900 (9932) 31,000 (14 059)
60 (4,14) 3610 (1637) 6520 (2957) 10,900 (4943) 22,000 (9977) 31,200 (14 149)
200 (13,8)
80 (5,52) 3610 (1637) 6550 (2970) 11,000 (4989) 22,500 (10 204) 31,300 (14 195)
100 (6,9) 3610 (1637) 6250 (2834) 10,700 (4852) 21,700 (9841) 30,700 (13 922)
120 (8,27) 3280 (1487) 6300 (2857) 10,500 (4762) 20,700 (9387) 29,700 (13 469)
150 (10,3) 2790 (1265) 6070 (2753) 10,200 (4626) 19,700 (8934) 28,300 (12 834)
20 (1,38) 4460 (2023) 7850 (3560) 13,000 (5896) 27,200 (12 335) 37,300 (16 916)
40 (2,76) 4460 (2023) 7920 (3592) 13,200 (5986) 27,300 (12 381) 37,800 (17 142)
60 (4,14) 4460 (2023) 8100 (3633) 13,300 (6032) 27,300 (12 381) 38,500 (17 460)
250 (17,2) 80 (5,52) 4460 (2023) 8130 (3687) 13,400 (6077) 27,400 (12 426) 38,700 (17 550)
100 (6,9) 4460 (2023) 8150 (3696) 13,400 (6077) 27,500 (12 471) 38,800 (17 596)
120 (8,27) 4160 (1887) 7860 (3565) 12,700 (5759) 26,300 (11 927) 37,000 (16 780)
150 (10,3) 4050 (1837) 6780 (3075) 11,500 (5215) 23,000 (10 431) 31,000 (14 059)

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ALTERNATE PILOT MOUNTING

Type 92BT

DIMENSIONS, INCHES (mm)

BODY SIZE, WEIGHT,
A
INCHES (DN) G E C L POUNDS (kg)
NPT 150 300
1 (25) 6.50 (165) --- --- 3.25 (83) 10.4 (265) 9.25 (235) 7.88 (200) 45 (20)
1-1/2 (40) 8.00 (203) 8.75 (222) 9.25 (235) 3.81 (97) 10.6 (270) 10.4 (264) 8.31 (211) 70 (32)
2 (50) 9.25 (235) 10.0 (254) 10.5 (267) 4.12 (105) 11.4 (289) 11.9 (302) 8.88 (226) 105 (48)
3 (80) --- 11.75 (299) 12.5 (318) 5.19 (132) 12.6 (319) 13.9 (353) 9.38 (238) 170 (77)
4 (100) --- 13.9 (353) 14.5 (368) 6.44 (164) 13.8 (349) 14.9 (378) 10.0 (254) 245 (111)

Figure 10. Dimensions and Weights

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ALTERNATE PILOT MOUNTING

Type 92BTP

DIMENSIONS, INCHES (mm)

BODY SIZE, WEIGHT,
A
INCHES (DN) G E C L D POUNDS (kg)
NPT 150 300
1 (25) 6.50 (165) --- --- 3.25 (83) 7.62 (194) 9.25 (235) 7.88 (200) 9.12 (232) 50 (23)
1-1/2 (40) 8.00 (203) 8.75 (222) 9.25 (235) 3.81 (97) 7.81 (198) 10.4 (264) 8.31 (211) 9.31 (237) 75 (34)
2 (50) 9.25 (235) 10.0 (254) 10.5 (267) 4.12 (105) 8.56 (217) 11.9 (302) 8.88 (226) 9.31 (237) 110 (50)
3 (80) --- 11.75 (299) 12.5 (318) 5.19 (132) 9.75 (248) 13.9 (353) 9.38 (238) 9.44 (240) 175 (79)
4 (100) --- 13.9 (353) 14.5 (368) 6.44 (164) 10.9 (278) 14.9 (378) 10.0 (254) 9.56 (243) 250 (113)

Figure 10. Dimensions and Weights (continued)

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Order Guide Thermostat Connection (Select One - See figure 9)
! Plain copper bulb**
Type (Select One) ! Union nut on copper bulb***
! 92BT Temperature Regulator ! Union nut on copper bulb with brass well**
! 92BTP Temperature and Pressure Limiting Regulator ! Union nut on copper bulb with 316 stainless
steel well***
Main Valve Body Size (Select One) ! union nut on copper bulb with brass extension well**
1-inch (DN 25) ! union nut on copper bulb with 316 stainless steel
! NPT Screwed*** extension well **
1-1/2-inch (DN 40)
! NPT Screwed*** Pilot Position (Select One)
! 125 FF*** ! Pilot(s) up***
! 250 RF*** ! Pilot(s) down***
2-inch (DN 50)
! NPT Screwed*** Type 92BTP Control Pressure Range (Select One)
! 125 FF*** ! 5 to 70 psig (0,34 to 4,8 bar), green***
! 250 RF*** ! 20 to 150 psig (1,4 to 10,3 bar), red***
3-inch (DN 80)
! 125 FF*** Tubing and Fittings (Select One)
! 250 RF*** ! Copper tubing and brass fittings***
4-inch (DN 100) ! Stainless steel tubing and fittings**
! 125 FF***
Type 92B Main Valve Replacement Parts Kit (Optional)
! 250 RF***
! Yes, send one Type 92B parts kit to match this order.
Temperature Range (Select One)
Type 92T Pilot Replacement Parts Kit (Optional)
! 80 to 120°F (27 to 49°C), yellow***
! 100 to 150°F (36 to 66°C), black*** ! Yes, send one Type 92T parts kit to match this order.
! 120 to 180°F (49 to 82°C), blue***
Type 6392 Pilot Replacement Parts Kits (Optional)
! 160 to 220°F (71 to 104°C), red***
! 200 to 260°F (93 to 127°C), green*** ! Yes, send one Type 6392 parts kit to match this order.
! 260 to 320°F (127 to 160°C), orange***

Main Valve Spring Material (Select One)

! 17-4PH Stainless steel***
! Inconel**

Main Valve, Valve Plug, and Orifice Material (Select One)

! S41000 Stainless steel metal seat***
! S41000 Stainless steel metal seat***

Capillary Tubing (Select One) Temperature Regulator Specification Worksheet

! 8 feet (2,44 m) (standard)*** Application
! 15 feet (4,57 m)** Tag Number
Temperature Regulator Type
! Temperature ! Temperature and Pressure Limiting
Body Connections
! NPT ! 125 FF ! 250 RF
Thermostat Materials
! Copper with stainless steel armored capillary
! Stainless steel with stainless steel armored capillary
Thermostat Options (choose from figure 9, page 10)

Operating Conditions (specify minimum, normal, maximum)

Inlet Pressure (P1)
Inlet Temperature
*** Standard - Readily Available for Shipment Downstream Pressure (P2)
Flow (Q)
** Non-Standard - Allow Additional Time for Shipment
Control Temperature
Special Order, Constructed from Non-Stocked Parts.
* Other Requirements
Consult Your Fisher Sales Representative for Availability.
Availability of the product being ordered is determined by the
component with the longest shipping time for the requested construction.

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