10 challenges others cannot meet The Ultimate Sealing Machine FDS The King of Triple Offset Valve Invented, tested and made in USA WWW.FDSVALVE.COM Introduction 1-1 Road map Content Define 1. 2. 3. 4. Road Map Design feature Selection Ordering How to find a solution Know 10 challenges others cannot meet Define your product/solution Place an order and budget time/money Develop Deliver Road Map 1. Defining your valve 3D procedure ( define, develop /deliver product) is a FDS revolutionized product selection procedure to shorten the lead time and reduce the cost and mistake , let each customer to define the product they need and develop the product to meet each customer’ s requirement. Structure Service Iterate Defined products 1. Defining a product (1-2 Weeks) (A) Defining the structure X/XXXX Size 3”-48”, Pipe ID or Cv / Features XA = Size XB = Style XC = Anti cavitation XD = Noise Control XE = Max velocity XF = Max pressure Drop XG = Throttling XT = Bearing XS = Solid Particle XH = High viscosity XN = NACE XM = Corrosive XX = Combination XP = Standard Firesafe XL = Stem leakage , live load and < 50 PPM as a standard XR = Seat leakage, Class VI /Two redundancy as a standard (B) (C) (D) Defining the pressure XX P1< 120 psi , P2= 150#, P3= 300#, P4=600, P5=900#, P6=1500#, P7=2500# P8 >2500# P9=Special Defining the temperature (F) XX T1=-20-100 , T2=101-700 , T3=701-1300 , T4=1301- 1500 T5=1501-1800, T6=1801-2200 . T7=-21 to -200, T9 <-201 Defining the service XXX Year. AXX <= 5, BXX> 5, CXX >10, DXX>15, EXX>20, FXX>25 , GXX = N year Number of cycles: XAX >15k, XBX>20K , XCX>30K , XDX>40K, XEX<50K XFX>75K, XGX>=100K Operation: XX1,XX2,XX3,XX4 = Manual , Pneumatic, Hydraulic and Electrical 2. Develop a product based on four models (4 -12 weeks) 3. Deliver a product (6-10 weeks ) Made in USA Temperature Pressure 2. Developing your valve DP Modeling /Detailing DP RP VP Prototyping Build/Test Simulation Build/Test 3. Delivering your valve EDP EDP Manufacturing PP CP TP Packing Shipping Product progress condition : DP = Defined Product EDP = Existing Defined Product VP= Virtual Product , RP = Real product , TP= Tested Product PP =Processed Product, CP= Customer Product WWW.FDSVALVE.COM Inspection Testing Design Features 2-1 Training or R&D available FIG. 1 The M Series triple offset butterfly valve is only a 100 % metal valve in the world (patent pending), it is designed with the most reliable, durable, tough structure for extremely severe services and applications under pressure up to 15,000 psi , temperature from –425 up to 1800 F° and vibration up to 120g’s. K ring stem packing 1-50 PPM leak Body 150-2500# 3”-48” Stem Challenge # 1 Reliability and Durability All existing triple offset butterfly valves cannot meet the today’s challenges beyond firesafe/cryogenics; Reliability (0.2-1 million cycles ) Durability (5- 60 years) under extreme conditions without leak, repacking, repairing and replacement. Spring bearing Solution # 1 M series triple offset valve (FIGS. 1,2) The M Series triple offset butterfly valve is the solution with the following unique features through full scope analysis (1) The most optimized triple offset design model is created to reduce the real interference or engaged angles to max 0.10 degree B through 0-90 ° rotation (2) Wave seat , 100 % metal seat is invented to meet graphite free seal challenge, it can stand for temperature -425 to 1800 F° and thermal delta over 900 F° without leakage and replacement during service. (3) K ring stem packing , 100 % metal seal is invented to meet graphite free seal challenge, it can stand for temperature -425 to 1800 F° and thermal delta over 900 F° without replacement during service, the stem leakage level is less than 50 PPM. (4) Bolt/keyless locking system for vibration up to 120 g’s Challenge # 2 Reality vs. Theory Over 99 % of triple offset butterfly valves in the world never pass the bidirectional cryogenic test , low pressure air test or stringent customer fire test , over 98% of triple butterfly valves in the world have interferences between disc seat and seal ring through 0.25 to 6 ° rotation , so the benefit of no rubbing or interfering for the triple offset geometry is never applied to most of the triple offset valves. Disc Wave seat Zero leak FIG. 2 Solution # 2 M series butterfly valve (FIGS. 1,2) There are two triple offset myths (1) the triple offset guarantees a good metal to metal seal, in reality it only resolves the interference issue between seat and seal ring through 0-90 ° rotation and does not guarantees a good metal seal (2) every triple offset design guarantees zero interference angle through 090 ° rotation , in reality, no triple offset valve has zero interference due to machining tolerance or poor design among the parts. The test data indicate the interferences or engaged angles less than 0.25 ° have no significant effect on the life of seat , so in short the triple offset design is an art rather than a science for most triple offset valve makers. The interference angle (B° ) for M series valve is less than 0.10 degrees which stabilize the seal and obtained by using (I) a proprietary design model to optimize four variables ; X, Y, A , a tilt angle not shown (II) a proprietary manufacturing process. Locking System for 120g’s Body Body Seat Wave Seat Stem Disc WWW.FDSVALVE.COM Design Features Challenge # 3 Solid seat vs. laminated graphite seat Most triple offset valves have one laminated graphite seat eight on the body or disc, the laminated seat is an evolution from solid seats developed in 1960s, the solid seat was so rigid and subject to very high torque for operation and can not meet ANSI FCI 70-2 Class VI and is required with expensive mating process, today it is only used for high temperature applications where the graphite can be carbonized, but it still can not resolve the carbonizing issue, because the gasket behind the solid seat is made out of graphite, the laminated seats are made out of metal rings glued with graphite and are less rigid , but still subject to high torque for operation, the glued graphite is fragile and cannot sustain high surface contact stress, erosion or high temperature, the metal layer of the laminated seat next to the gasket prevents back leak, if the layer fails to seal, the whole seat will leak , the seat is neither self-compensated nor self-healed, so the constant replacement is required and very expensive. Solution # 3 Full metal wave seat (FIGS. 3,4,5) M series valve is equipped with novel wave seats to overcome the difficulties of both solid seat and laminated seat (1) Material . The metal wave seat is fabricated through a proprietary process and is much stronger but flexible as a spring without graphite and the glue used on the laminated seat , so it breaks (a) the temperature barrier of 850 F , specially in jet or rocket engine and turbine applications where it is used for throttling high temperature, highly oxidative flows (b) increase life of the wave seat by 5 to 100 times in comparison with the laminated or solid seat (c) increase sealability for extreme severe services (2) Sealing design. Each wave seat is constructed with a pair of a balanced, inward to and outward conical seal surfaces in order to eliminate any side seal gasket and self-compensate for any radial and axial gap between the seat and body seat and establish a robust seal, the wave seat acts as a reverse disc spring to stores and releases torsion energy during operation unlike the laminated or sold seat with one side seal which act as an energy dissipater , the benefits are (a) to reduces the torque and wearing by 30 to 60% (b) increase life of the wave seat by 5 to 100 times (c) build a robust seal even under 120 g’s vibration. (3) Performance . Reliability (a) each wave seat acts independently without side seal, so only the wave seats can be constructed with double , triple redundancy, while the laminated seat only has one seal (b) the wave seat seal has 3 parts ; disc, wave seat and body seat ,while the laminated seat seal has 4 parts ;body seat, seat, disc and gasket . Durability, the wave seat is self-compensated axially as well as radially and self-healed, while the laminated seat cannot self-compensate , the wave seat takes pressure load only at a closed position, while the laminated seat not only takes pressure load at a closed position , but also constantly take side load even at an open position where the seal is not required, so any open or closed operation will generate heat and wear gasket due to side load and side seal. The valve with the wave seat is not only the most reliable and durable over all existing triple offset butterfly valves , but also can compete against conventional metal ball valve as well as gate valve at high pressure /temperature services where the gate and ball valves still struggle with the unsolvable rubbing problem . Finally the wave seats can be installed on both the disc and body , so the replacement will be much cheap and easy for high erosive flow applications , if ANSI FCI 70-2 class VI is required , the wave seat can maintain the class VI seal during the service , the wave seats alone can last 5 to 60 years. 2-2 FIG. 3 Wave Seat Outward conical seal surface Inward conical seal surface FIG. 4 Open position Body flow Gaps Disc Wave seat FIG. 5 Closed position Outward conical seal surfaces flow Wave seat Body seat Disc Body Inward conical seal surfaces WWW.FDSVALVE.COM Design Features 2-3 FIG. 6 Challenge # 4 Graphite stem packing All triple offset valves have graphite stem packings even in high temperature application where the seat is sold without graphite, so the integrality of the design is very questionable , the graphite packing limits the applications for temperature 850 F° or over with oxidative fluid , they are neither self-compensated nor self-healed, so the replacement and repacking are constantly required . In some cases like subsea , restrict area, constant repacking or replacements are impossible. Solution # 4 K ring stem packings (FIG.6-9) Metal K ring is an ultimate package for butterfly valve dynamic stem seal under extreme conditions; high temperature 800-1800 F or high vibration to 120g’s, the fugitive emission level is 1– 50 PPM during service, it is self-compensated and self-healed. (1) K ring comprises a metal I ring and a metal V ring , it revolutionarily changes the stem seal concept from a radial seal to an axial seal with 100% compression force, according to Hook law and Poisson’s ratio , only 35 % axial force is converted to radial displacement to seal the stem, so K ring packing is the most efficient stem seal. (2) K ring is self energized with V ring as a pair of disc springs and rotated with the stem to converts a radial, dynamic seal to a static seal. (3) K ring is used for balancing the gland compression and stem/disc weight with internal pressure force, so K ring packing can share the weights of stem and disc with the seat and reduce the seat wearing due the weights and stabilize the stem seal. (4) K ring can prevent the stem from blowing up in case of break down. (5) K ring stem packing also includes a pair of packings, the packing can be metal G ring , metal or graphite laminated rings, so the seal has five redundant barriers (1) low- packing (2) metal low -V ring (3) sealant in V cavity (4) metal up-V ring (5) up-packing. K ring stem Packing Body Disc FIG. 8 Packing K ring Internal pressure force FIG. 9 G ring Solution # 5 Closed stem seal system (FIG. 6) M series butterfly valve has a closed stem seal system with five independent, redundant seals (1) low packing (2) low metal V seal (3) Cavity sealant (4) metal Up-V ring (5) up-packing and gland with O ring seal as final seal element with a leak monitoring adaptor, any actuator or handle on the top stem can be used to prevent further leak. Stem Metal ring 7. Up Packing seal Gland compression Stem/Disc weight Challenge # 5 Open stem seal system All triple offset valves have open packings for stem seal with bracket, any leak from packing is impossible to be capped for emergence shutdown . FIG. 7 K ring Rotating V ring 4. Sealing surface Body I ring I ring Metal ring 1. Low Packing seal Gland Stem 3. Injecting Sealant 2. Sealing surface WWW.FDSVALVE.COM C ring Design Features 2-4 FIG. 10 Solution # 6 Bolt/Keyless locking system (FIGS. 10-14) M series Valve has a unique internal locking system with three features for high temperature , high vibration, fracking fluid and high frequency cycle between open and closed positions, (1) Wedge lock rings ( up to 4 ) and eccentric lock plugs (up to 8) are used for securing retain ring and the seat with the disc , the wedge or conical surface of retain ring is engaged with wedge or conical surfaces of three lock rings, the eccentric groove of the lock plugs is engaged with the tips of the lock rings to tighten the engagement by rotating the plug with eccentric groove, finally the screw in the lock plug can be used for further tightening the engagement between the lock ring and retain ring , since the engaged angle between the lock ring and retain ring has self locking function , the retain ring and lock ring and plug are interlocked , the length of the screw is longer than the that of operation slot , each locking device has different locking direction , so there is no chance that the screw or lock plug to fall out under any condition, beside the function of anti-loosing function, the area cross section of lock rings are larger than a that of bolting , less machining and uneven tightening , in short the joint is the most reliable , robust and stable. (2) Wedges and eccentric lock plugs are used for the joint between stem and disc, the two wedge slots are located at the middle of disc to receive respectively two wedges, the wedge surface of wedge is engaged with wedge surfaces of stem , the eccentric groove of the lock plug is engaged with a tongue of the wedge to tighten the engagement by rotating the plug, the wedge , plugs and stem are interlocked , there is no chance that the wedge or plug to fall out under any condition , beside the anti-loosening function, the wedge slots on the disc or stem are located at less stress section and open up more space for the flow, such a joint not only eliminates the clearance between disc and stem , but has freedom to tolerate the thermal expansion between stem and disc . Wedge surface wedge Lock Plug Stem wedge Retain Ring Z Lock ring X Challenge # 6 Bolt /key/Pin internal locking system All triple offset butterfly valves have the internal locking system with (1) axial bolting to secure retain ring and seat with the disc, the problem for the bolting is that under high temperature and high vibration over 25 g’s like turbine or rocket engine or fracking fluid operation, according to FMEA , the bolting structure has highest severity, it tends to loosen and fall into the pipeline, it not only cause leak ,but also damage downstream critical part such as turbine or engine, moreover for large size 10” and up, the uneven tightening is an other constant problem and causes leak and falling bolts, for high temperature and vibration applications , even with anti-loose washer, the bolts still tend to loosen and fall out (2) the key joint is used between stem and disc for most triple offset valves, the problems for key joint are to cause (a) X, Y direction clearances and leak on the non preferred side (b) floating in Z direction and cause vibration and damage the seat, so some valve makers have a solution to restrain the Z movement with a lock pin, the problem with the pin is to completely restrict free expansion in Z direction between disc and stem and can damage the seat under high temperature or thermal shock. Y FIG. 11 Retain Ring Wedge or conical surface Lock Ring FIG. 12 Disc Lock Plug Setscrew tip Lock Plug Operation slot Eccentric groove Wedge Lock ring Thread hole FIG. 13 Stem Disc wedge Lock Plug WWW.FDSVALVE.COM Design Features due to the friction stop not mechanical hard stop , with K ring support, the joint is the most reliable and robust and stable. (3) The spring bearing is constructed with a bearing and three spring pins and installed in a stem hole to guide the stem , the three spring pins are installed in the bearing slots to eliminate any clearance between the Bearing ID and the stem OD, body bearing hole and bearing OD , while the stem is rotated freely due to line contact, it not only eliminates the clearance for preventing the vibration , but also is used for high thermal shock applications, finally it has selfcompensated and self-healed for any wearing and can last 560 years or up to 1 million cycles without repairing and replacement, there is no other bearing which can compete, Challenge # 7 Unidirectional vs. Bidirectional Most triple offset valve makers claim that their valves are bidirectional seal, but the valves have a preferred side seal, in fact either both sides of the valves cannot hold the same pressure or the non-preferred side can hold pressure too low, or leak after quick closed , so they are unidirectional seal. Solution # 7 Bidirectional seal by design (FIGS.14-16) The triple offset Butterfly valve has an inherent, single seat structure and is either used for an upstream seal (nonpreferred , Flow B ) or a downstream seal ( preferred , Flow A ) , the reason for the deference is that both seat and seal ring are radially flexible and axially fixed , so without rotating the disc , there is no an axial flexible mechanism to compensate for any gap caused by (a) clearances between a stem and a bearing (b) pressure forces, without special design , the bidirectional seal is impossible. The solution includes (1) a spring bearing is constructed with a bearing and three spring pins and installed in a stem hole, the three spring pins are installed in the bearing slots to eliminate any clearance between the Bearing ID and the stem OD and self-compensated for any wearing , while the stem is rotated freely due to line contact (2) the wave seat is radially and axially flexible to self-compensated for any gap caused by flow B pressure without rotating the disc, as the disc tends to move away from the body seat under flow B , the wave seat tends to return to the original shape to fill any gap between the body seat and the wave seat ,when the valve is under flow A pressure , the wave seat tends to smash the body seat , sometime it can damage the seats, but the spring bearing and the wave seat can damp the impact force, moreover they can be used in high temperature application to sustain thermal shock or compensate for any deformation under high pressures. Finally the spring bearing and the stem are self –healed and can last for 5-60 years service without repacking ,repairing and replacement. 2-5 FIG. 14 Spring Bearing Spring hollow pin FIG. 15 Body seat Flow A Wave Seat moving under flow A Disc moving to body seat under flow A FIG. 16 Body seat Flow B Wave Seat returning to original shape under flow B Disc moving away from body seat under flow B WWW.FDSVALVE.COM Design Features 2-6 Training or R&D available FIG. 17 Challenge # 8 On-off vs. Throttling The triple offset butterfly valves are mainly used for on-off , some of them are used for throttling, the useful range is between 1575 degree , but the erosion and cavitation mainly happen between 045 degree rotation and cause the seat or disc or even body prematurely damage , some trims are applied to disc, but the improvement is very limited and replacement or manufacturing for the trims are very expensive, while trims are applied to the body, in most cases the valves have one downstream trim which is not very effective, the trims reduce the flow rate capacity by 50 % or more. Right stream Left stream Body FIG. 18 Challenge # 9 Inline repairable valve Most inline repairable butterfly valve can not stand for high vibration up to 25g’s or without redundant body seal. Challenge # 10 Full port vs. obstructed port Ball valve and gate valve are full port valve without any obstruction at full open position, the full port valve must be used when solid object have to pass through the valve or high flow rate is required , but they are expensive and larger, while all butterfly valve have an obstructive port and are compact and lighter , but cannot be used for full port applications or high flow applications. Solution # 10 M series Triple offset ball valve (FIG. 19) M series valve with a triple offset ball takes the triple offset mechanism to the next level, the valve not only have all ball valve benefits, but also have no rubbing advantage and redundant positive seals over all metal seal ball valve as well gate valve to meet full port requirement or to replace the ball valve or gate valve with the same flow requirement . (a) a replacement for all orbit ball valve, the reasons are (1) No rising stem with easy automation and less stem leak (2) redundant seal (3) bidirectional seal (4) field /inline repairable (b) A replacement for ball valve/ gate valve applications with requirements of the reliability (0.2-1 million cycles )and durability (5- 60 years) without leak, repacking, repairing and replacement . Disc Flow Solution # 8 A pair of partial trims ( FIG.17) M series valve with a pair of partial trims can be used for both on-off and throttling at the same time , the inlet flow is divided to a left stream and right stream, the left stream goes through the down stream trim to gradually reduce the pressure drop, while the right stream goes through the up-stream trim to gradually reduce the pressure drop, the trims reduce cavitation by 50 % and noise level to below 80 dB, while the capacity is only reduced by 25 % , the trim is easily secured by a lock ring in installed a groove between the body and trim or step bore and position pin. Solution # 9 M series valve (FIG. 18 ) M series valve with the inline repairable body can stand the vibration up to 50g’s with three redundant seals; slot seal, body seal and metal to metal conical seal between body and clamp. Up-stream Trim Dow-stream trim Slot gasket Body cover Conical Body gasket Opening ID Conical surface OD Conical surface Clamp FIG. 19 Stem Triple offset Ball Wave seat Port WWW.FDSVALVE.COM Selection 3-1 Training or R&D available Specifications Design Size Fluid Pressure Temperature Face-to-Face End type Testing Fire Test Marking Life Cycle Leakage Vibration Closed time Operation ASME B16.34/API 609 3”-48” Any fluid or with multiple phases Class 150-2500 -425 F to 1800 F ISO 5752/ASME.B16.10/API 609 Lug, Wafer , Flange, Butt End API 598 ,API 6D ASME B16.34 API607 MSS-SP-25 5 to 60 years Up to 1,000,000 or higher Zero leakage or Class VI/1-50 PPM Up to 120g’s 0.1-2 second Manual, pneumatic, hydraulic Electrical Applications Industry • Oil and Gas Processing • Offshore Platforms • Refineries • Power Generation • Hydrocarbons Storage and Transportation • Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) Storage and Transportation • Chemical and Petrochemicals Plants • District Heating • Pulp and Paper • Sugar Mills • Desalination Plants • Water Treatment and Distribution • Steel Mills Fluids • Hydrocarbons • Geothermal Steam • Oxygen • Hot Gases • Chemical Solvents • Rocket Engine Fuel • Steam (Saturated and Superheated) • Hydrogen •Sour fluid • Cryogenic Fluids • Seawater • Sulfur (Tail Gas) • Flare Gas • Chlorinated Solvents FIG. 20 WWW.FDSVALVE.COM Selection 3-2 WWW.FDSVALVE.COM Selection 3-3 Structure T2 Body Type Double Flanged Lug body with trims Butt End Wafer A pair of trims Lug Inline reparable Butt End Stem Seal Graphite Packing Metal packing Metal C ring Seat /bearing Selection Seat with disc Seat with body Spring bearing WWW.FDSVALVE.COM Selection 3-4 WWW.FDSVALVE.COM Selection 3-5 WWW.FDSVALVE.COM Selection 3-6 Class 150 Size 3 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 30 36 42 48 A (in) W/L SF/SB 1.88 4.50 2.12 5.00 2.25 5.50 2.50 6.00 2.81 6.50 3.19 7.00 3.62 7.50 4.00 8.50 4.50 8.75 5.00 9.00 6.06 10.50 6.50 12.52 7.88 12.99 9.88 16.14 10.88 18.50 Dimension (in) B C D 3.25 7.00 5.75 4.25 8.00 6.75 5.50 10.25 8.25 6.75 11.25 9.25 8.00 12.82 10.82 9.50 14.00 12.00 10.75 15.75 13.00 11.75 17.00 14.25 12.88 18.50 15.75 14.12 20.25 16.75 16.50 22.50 19.00 19.50 27.25 23.00 24.25 31.00 26.00 27.75 34.00 29.00 32.50 38.50 32.50 T5 E (in) W/BS L/SF 5.00 7.50 6.18 9.00 8.50 11.00 10.63 13.50 12.75 16.00 15.00 19.00 16.25 21.00 18.50 23.50 21.00 25.00 23.00 27.50 27.50 32.00 33.75 38.75 40.25 46.00 47.00 53.00 53.50 59.50 W 13 22 36 57 75 133 154 210 321 412 631 1028 1626 2427 3839 Weight (lb) L SF 16 33 24 50 43 79 66 122 91 163 154 273 190 331 253 442 363 571 492 714 694 1042 1234 1818 2033 2780 2864 4055 5000 5977 FIG. 21 SB 21 33 57 88 114 198 223 308 444 540 819 1346 2056 3043 4781 FIG. 22 W= Wafer, L=Lug, SF = Short Pattern Flange, SB= Short Pattern Butt End, Class 300 T6 A (in) Dimension (in) E (in) W/L SF/SB B C D W/BS L/SF 3 1.88 4.50 3.25 7.00 5.75 5.00 8.25 4 2.12 5.00 4.25 8.00 6.75 6.18 10.00 6 2.31 5.50 5.50 10.25 8.25 8.50 12.50 8 2.88 6.00 7.00 11.25 9.25 10.63 15.00 10 3.25 6.50 8.50 13.75 11.00 12.75 17.50 12 3.62 7.00 10.25 15.25 12.50 15.00 20.50 14 4.62 7.50 11.50 16.13 13.38 16.25 23.00 16 5.25 8.50 12.75 18.00 14.50 18.50 25.50 18 5.88 8.75 14.00 19.50 16.00 21.00 28.00 20 6.25 9.00 15.25 21.81 17.56 23.00 30.50 24 7.12 10.50 18.25 25.50 20.50 27.50 36.00 W= Wafer, L=Lug, SF = Short Pattern Flange, SB= Size Class 600 Size A (in) Dimension (in) Weight (lb) W L SF SB 13 17 35 21 22 27 53 33 36 53 89 57 60 81 170 90 98 136 255 138 144 205 374 198 221 339 508 271 295 469 662 366 416 644 846 501 534 846 1043 624 910 1151 1662 1086 Short Pattern Butt End, FIG. 23 T7 E (in) Weight (lb) W/L SF/SB B C D W/BS L/SF W L SF SB 3 2.12 7.09 4.12 7.00 5.75 5.00 8.25 15 22 45 26 4 2.50 7.48 5.38 8.75 6.75 6.18 10.75 23 37 95 44 6 3.06 8.27 7.00 10.62 8.62 9.50 14.00 67 84 170 118 8 4.00 9.06 8.25 12.75 10.00 10.63 16.50 98 202 299 144 10 4.62 9.84 10.00 15.50 12.00 12.75 20.00 160 352 430 222 12 5.50 10.63 11.00 16.50 13.00 15.00 22.00 309 495 620 478 14 6.12 11.42 12.50 17.50 14.00 16.25 23.75 380 546 781 488 16 7.00 12.20 14.00 19.25 15.00 18.50 27.00 479 903 1080 632 18 7.88 12.99 15.00 22.00 17.00 21.00 29.25 727 1207 1435 978 20 8.50 13.78 16.50 23.00 18.00 23.00 32.00 821 1497 1715 1050 24 9.13 15.35 20.00 27.00 21.00 27.50 37.00 1237 2121 2541 1606 W= Wafer, L=Lug, SF = Short Pattern Flange, SB= Short Pattern Butt End, WWW.FDSVALVE.COM Selection 3-7 Class 900 FIG. 24 T8 A (in) Dimension (in) E (in) Weight (lb) W/L SF/SB B C D W/BS L/SF W L SF 4 3.12 9.25 4.25 8.75 6.75 7.12 11.50 26 77 125 6 4.12 9.88 7.50 11.12 8.62 9.50 15.00 85 179 273 8 4.50 12.25 9.25 12.50 10.00 12.12 18.50 155 302 471 10 5.31 13.75 10.75 16.25 12.75 14.25 21.50 282 471 721 12 6.50 15.00 12.50 17.75 13.50 16.50 24.00 356 709 1014 14 6.88 15.75 12.88 18.25 14.00 18.38 25.25 440 803 1125 16 8.00 16.88 14.00 20.00 15.00 20.62 27.75 604 1081 1495 18 9.00 18.12 15.50 22.00 17.00 23.38 31.00 869 1520 2084 20 9.50 19.25 17.88 25.00 19.00 25.50 33.75 1063 1916 2565 24 10.88 20.88 23.00 30.00 23.00 30.38 41.00 1837 3356 4430 W= Wafer, L=Lug, SF = Short Pattern Flange, SB= Short Pattern Butt Size SB 52 142 255 405 595 616 961 1350 1646 2606 End, FIG. 21 Class 1500 T9 A (in) Dimension (in) E (in) Weight (lb) W/L SF/SB B C D W/BS L/SF W L SF 6 6.00 11.38 7.75 11.50 9.00 10.00 15.50 140 277 377 8 6.50 13.00 9.00 14.25 11.00 12.50 19.00 225 443 668 10 7.50 15.38 11.50 16.75 12.50 15.50 23.00 412 743 1138 12 8.50 16.88 13.25 19.50 14.50 17.25 26.50 564 1123 1696 14 9.25 18.50 15.00 20.00 15.00 20.00 29.50 760 1425 2249 16 10.00 20.00 16.25 23.00 17.00 23.00 32.50 1086 1926 2978 18 11.00 21.50 18.00 26.00 20.00 25.75 36.00 1572 2690 4040 20 12.50 24.75 19.50 28.00 21.00 28.75 38.75 2000 3341 5192 24 15.00 27.88 24.00 33.00 26.00 31.25 46.00 3509 5917 8344 W= Wafer, L=Lug, SF = Short Pattern Flange, SB= Short Pattern Butt Size FIG. 23 SB 192 346 547 843 1167 1660 2309 3134 5141 End, FIG. 22 WWW.FDSVALVE.COM Selection 3-8 ISO 5211 Flange Size 3 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 30 36 42 48 #150 F10 F10 F14 F14 F14 F14 F16 F16 F16 F25 F25 A30 A35 A35 A40 #300 F10 F10 F14 F14 F16 F16 F16 F25 F25 F30 F35 #600 F10 F14 F14 F16 F25 F25 F25 F30 F35 F35 F40 T10 #900 #1500 F14 F16 F16 F25 F30 F30 F35 F35 A40 A48 F16 F25 F30 F35 F35 A40 A40 A48 A48 FIG. 25 Size 3 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 30 36 42 48 Gear Operator Model T11 #150 #300 #600 #900 #1500 GF10L GF10L GF10L GF10L GF10L GF14L GF14L GF14L GF14L GF14L GF16H GF16X GF14L GF14L GF16H GF16X GF25L GF14L GF16H GF25L GF25L GF30 GF14L GF16H GF25L GF30 GA35 GF16H GF16X GF25L GF30 GA35 GF16H GF25L GF30 GA35 GA40 GF16X GF25L GA35 GA35 GA40 GF25L GF30 GA35 GA40 GA48 GF25L GF35 GA40 GA48 GA48 GF30 GA35 GA35 GA40 WWW.FDSVALVE.COM Ordering Training or R&D available Invented, tested and made in USA 4-1
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