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    The document describes an oxygen pressure reducing station assembly used on US Navy submarines. It takes high pressure oxygen from 3000 psig and reduces it to 70 psig for breathing apparatus. The assembly uses filters, regulators, valves and has options to meet various certification standards for corrosion resistance and cleaning when used with oxygen.

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    Oxygen Pressure Reducing

    Station Assembly
    P/N: 3423-0001
    The most important thing we build is trust
    The 3423-0001 manifold is an Oxygen
    Pressure Reducing Station Assembly installed
    on many U.S. Navy Submarines. This manifold
    provides integrated control of pressure and
    flow to a breathing apparatus installed at the
    outlet port.
    The 3423-0001 manifold is an integrated
    dual-loop pressure/flow control unit that takes
    an inlet pressure of 3,000 psig and reduces it
    to an outlet pressure of 70 psig. The first loop
    consists of a filter, a high pressure oxygen
    reducing regulator, and 1970 series style
    shutoff valves while the second loop consists

    of a regulator bypass needle valve and a flow


    control orifice. Both loops are tied into a
    pressure relief valve along with gage and test
    ports.
    The regulator has the option of being nondome loaded or dome loaded and conforms
    to Level I/SUBSAFE criteria. The filter is
    equipped with an indicator that extrudes
    when the pressure differential becomes too
    great. The manifold and subassembly bodies
    are manufactured out of Monel for added
    corrosion resistance. The manifold assembly is
    oxygen cleaned to MIL-STD-1330D.

    Key Features

    Operating Environment

    Level I/SUBSAFE

    Temperature

    -65 to 160 deg F

    High pressure

    Humidity

    0 to 100%

    100% Oxygen

    Shock

    Designed to meet MIL-S-901

    High flow capacity

    Vibration

    Designed to meet MIL-STD-167-1

    Specifications

    Product Interfaces

    (-54 to 71 deg C)

    Media

    Oxygen

    Inlet/Outlet

    Butt Welded or Threaded Nipples

    Inlet Pressure

    200 to 3,000 psig

    (13.8 to 206.8 bar)

    1/2 IPS

    Outlet Pressure

    60 to 90 psig

    (4.1 to 6.2 bar)

    Gage Ports

    Butt Welded or Threaded Nipples

    Proof Pressure

    4,500 psig

    (310 bar)

    1/4 IPS

    Flow

    6.3 to 15 scfm

    (178 to 425 slpm)

    Relief Valve Crack Pressure



    120 to 130 psig

    (8.3 to 8.9 bar)

    Weight

    55 to 75 lbs

    (25 to 34 kg)

    (depending on configuration)

    (12.7 mm)
    (6.4 mm)

    Nipple length
    as required

    8.1
    (207)

    4.9
    (125)

    10.0
    (254)

    6.5
    (166)
    All dimensions in inch (mm)

    For further information please contact:


    Cobham Life Support
    10 Cobham Drive
    Orchard Park, NY 14127 USA
    Tel: +1 (716) 662 0006
    Fax: +1 (716) 662 0747
    500-059-608
    Carleton Technologies Inc. is doing business as Cobham Life Support. The information contained in this brochure is given in good faith
    and is intended for guidance only. It should not be used for specifications and no warranty is given or is implied with respect to such information.

    Cobham plc, 2009

    www.cobham.com/lifesupport

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