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Frese Modula/C

omplete solutions for balancing and temperature control

Application

Features

The Frese Modula is a compact and versatile valve system that combines the Frese range of

automatic flow, pressure and temperature control valves with the isolation, flushing, draining and measurement components within a prefabricated, tested and ready to install terminal connection assembly.

The Frese Modula integrates one of the following Frese pressure independent solutions:

- Frese Alpha (Dynamic balancing valve).

- Frese Eva (Combined dynamic balancing and 2 port on/off valve).

- Frese Optima (Pressure independent, control valve PICV).

With isolation valves, strainer, drain/hose connection & P/T plug.

Available in ½", ¾" and 1" end connections.

Patented Frese Alpha, Frese Eva or Frese Optima technology.

Compact 80mm supply/return centres, Integrated union joints for easy valve alignment.

¾" T-handle ball-valves for flow, return and bypass. Full port valves on flow and return.

Spindle extensions available.

Combinations with strainer, drain/hose connection, P/T plug available.

Construction site oriented packaging.

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Benefits

All benefits from the use of Frese Alpha, Frese Eva and Frese Optima valves (see corresponding technotes) and furthermore:

Design

Minimized design time and risks due to complete solution.

Guaranteed performance of the complete system.

Compact design for limited available space.

Installation

Minimized installation and commissioning costs.

Allows easy flushing and coil isolation.

Easy lagging of spindle extensions.

Simple attachment to existing hangers.

Operation

High comfort with minimized operation and maintenance costs.

For a full understanding of ALPHA, EVA and Optima solutions please refer to the relevant Technotes.

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Frese Modula based on Frese Optima

Frese Modula based on Frese ALPHA

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Mode 1

Isolation & Flushing bypass

Mode 2

Normal Operation

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Mode 3

Back Flushing

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Mode 4

Forward Flushing

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Mode 5

Isolation & Maintenance

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You have now completed Modula Kit 55 and should end up with a combination selection of six items. Example of order combination will hence be: 55-1-1-2-1-L-XXXX

Modula II kit configuration table

Modula II Kit Optima ALPHA

EVA High Flow EVA Basic High Flow 55

1 2 3 4 1 2 3

DN 15 DN 20 DN 25 1

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A B C D E F G H

T-Piece with 1” P/T-plug + drain, hose and extension handle (Left hand mount) T-Piece with 1” P/T-Plug + drain and hose

T-Piece with 1” P/T-Plug + drain, hose and extension handle Strainer with 1” P/T-Plug + drain and hose

Strainer with 1” P/T-Plug + drain, hose and extension handle T-Piece with 1” P/T-Plug/Plug

T-Piece with 1” P/T-Plug/Plug and extension handle Strainer with 1” P/T-Plug/Plug

Strainer with 1” P/T-Plug/Plug and extension handle

T-Piece with 1” P/T-Plug + drain and hose (Left hand mount)

Strainer with 1” P/T-plug + drain and hose (Left hand mount)

Strainer with 1” P/T-plug + drain,hose and extension handle (Left hand mount) T-piece with 1” P/T-Plug/Plug (Left hand mount)

T-piece with 1” P/T-Plug/Plug and extension handle (Left hand mount) Strainer with 1” P/T-Plug/Plug (Left hand mount)

Strainer with 1” P/T-Plug/Plug and extension handle (Left hand mount) 1

2 3

1” P/T Plug on valve 2” P/T Plug on valve Plug

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55X X X X

L H 4 5

Low Flow High Flow Low Pressure High Pressure XXXXFlow in l/sec. (X.XXX)

X X X

Valve Size ModulaII combination Valveplug Flow/Pressure Cartridge

Specification text Frese Modula

The valve system shall combine an dynamic balancing valve with a fixed 80mm distance supply/return component. The balancing valve can also be a combination valve for dynamic balancing and control. Frese ALPHA, Frese EVA, Frese ALPHA cartridges, Frese OPTIMA (see corresponding technote).

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A B

C

G 80

D E F

Modula - ALPHA

A B C D E F G

DN 15 DN 20 DN 25 58

79 63/102

231 211 249 41/88

62 87 63/102

231 230 266 41/88

66 97 63/102

239 257 293 41/88

1” PT/2” PT

Std Handle /Ext handle

A B

G 80

E F

D

Frese MODULA with Frese ALPHA

Modula - EVA

A B C D E F G

DN 15 DN 20 DN 25 85

79 59/98

256 211 249 41/88

85 87 59/98

256 230 266 41/88

85 97 59/98

264 257 293 41/88

1” PT/2” PT

Std Handle /Ext handle Frese MODULA with Frese EVA

Modula - OPTIMA

A B C D E F G

DN 15 DN 20 DN 25 298

79 66/100

243 211 249 41/88

298 87 66/100

243 230 266 41/88

311 97 56/100

251 257 293 41/88

1” PT/2” PT

Std Handle /Ext handle Frese MODULA with Frese OPTIMA

145 B

C

G

E A E F

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Frese A/S assumes no responsibility for errors, if any, in catalogues, brochures, and other printed matter. Frese A/S reserves the right to modify its

products including already

ordered products, if this can occur without changing already stated specifications. All registered trade marks in this material are the

without prior notice,

Frese A/S Sorøvej 8

DK - 4200 Slagelse Tel +45 58 56 00 00 Fax +45 58 56 00 91 frese@frese.dk

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Right hand version Optima

Return

Flow

Left hand version Optima

Flow

Return

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