Flowserve BX2001 Durco User Manual

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DURCO BX2001 USER INSTRUCTIONS ENGLISH 9-13

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cLEAn up AnD prEpArAtIon
1. Clean and inspect seat components and valve disc, follow-

ing the procedure for seat replacement in Section IV.

2. Remove any gasket material from the seat pocket,

packing box and shaft bore of the valve body. Clean all

surfaces thoroughly. Polish the valve body packing and

stem bores, the disc shaft bore and the shaft using

600 grit or finer emery paper.

3. Carefully inspect all machined bores and surfaces. Small

scratches, scale or minor corrosion can be removed by

polishing using 600 grit or finer emery paper. Under

no circumstances should heavily worn, corroded or

scratched valve bodies, discs or shafts be repaired by

welding or re-machining.

SECTION VII
COMPLETE VALVE REPAIR

DISASSEMBLY
1. Place the valve seat side up on a work table and remove

manual operators.

2. Remove seat package following the procedure for seat

replacement in Section IV.

3. Remove packing bolts or nuts, adjuster and gland.

Remove external disc support hardware or bottom cap.

4. Grind away weld from end of disc pin and drive out pins

using a punch and hammer. Discard pins.

5. Carefully pull or push shaft through the disc and out of the

valve body.

6. Remove packing and bearings from valve body and discard.

vALvE ASSEMBLY — 2" thru 12"
1. Clamp the valve body in a vice and insert the bearing(s)

into the bottom (blind) shaft bore. For PTFE/fiberglass

bearings, insert the bearing stack as shown in Table D.

For severe service, fire sealed and metal bearings, insert

the short bearing into the bottom shaft bore. Note: Severe

service and fire sealed bearings are split. Align the split

towards one side of the valve.

2. Place one disc thrust washer over the bearing and then

place the disc (disc pin slot up toward the top end of the

valve body) into the valve body, aligning the disc and body

shaft bores. Slide the second disc thrust washer into the

gap between the top of the disc and valve body.

3. Insert the top bearing(s) into the top shaft bore of the

valve body. For PTFE/fiberglass bearings, insert the bear-

ing stack as shown in Table D. For severe service, fire

sealed and metal bearings, insert the long bearing into

the top shaft bore. Note: Severe service and fire sealed

bearings are split. Align the split of the top bearing in the

opposite direction of the bottom bearing.

4. Slide the shaft through the top bearing and disc and into

the bottom shaft bore. When fully inserted, the disc pin

slot of the disc and shaft will be aligned.

Do not sandblast the valve body, disc or shaft.

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