Installation, Flange gasket, Starting up – Flowserve Torex butterfly valves User Manual

Page 2: List of materials and spare parts

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4.

Installation

Before installing the valve, ensure that the pipework is

free from impurities, that the pipe ends between which

the valve is to be installed are parallel and are correctly

aligned, and that the distance between the pipe ends cor-

responds to the valve length, including gaskets.

The valve must not be used for drawing together or alig-

ning incorrectly run pipes (see Fig. 2).

Wrong installation

Correct installation

Fig.2.

NAF-Torex valves can be installed in any position,

regardless of the direction of flow. However, we

recommend that, if installed in a horizontal run of pipe,

the valve should be mounted with the shafts horizontal,

in order to prevent the accumulation of dirt and other

impurities around the shaft ends.

The butterfly valve body is marked with an arrow which

indicates that best tightness thereby that the differential

pressure gives an additional torque in the closing

direction while a differential pressure towards the plane

side gives an extra torque in the opening direction.

Locate the valve so that it will be easily accessible

for inspection and service, particularly if the valve is

equipped with an actuator and a valve positioner.

Ensure that the valve is installed so that the connected

pipe ends do not obstruct the free movement of the disc

when the valve is operated.

The pipes should be supported on each side of the

butterfly valve, in order to relieve the valve of loads and

avoid vibrations.

5.

Flange gasket

Gaskets to the dimensions specified in SS 359, DIN 2690

or ANSI B 16.5, 1988, Table E1, Figure E2, Class 150 can

be used.

6.

Starting up

Before starting up, flush the pipework - with all valves

in the open position - so that any impurities that may

damage the sealing surfaces of the valve and impede its

operation will be flushed away.

For other information concerning starting up, see

”Instructions for valve positioners” Fi 41.82A.

Ensure that the pipe ends align and have the correct

distance

7.

List of materials and spare parts

Item Qty

Part

Material

Sealtype

1

1

Body

EN 1.4408/CF8M

2

1

Disc

EN 1.4408/CF8M

3

1

Gland cover

EN 1.4408/CF8M

4

1

Stem, upper

EN 1.4460

5

1

Stem, lower

EN 1.4460

6

1

Clamp ring

DN >250 EN1.4408/CF8M

DN<=250 EN1.4436/

AISI316

7

1

Retaining

EN1.4436

8*

1

Gasket

Graphite

9*

1

Gasket

Graphite

10*

1

Seat ring

Inconel 718

05-07,17

11*

1

Seat ring

EPDM

66

12*

1

Seat ring

FPM

55

14*

1

Seat ring

PTFE carbon reinforced

85,86,8A,8B

15*

1)

1

Clamp ring

DN >250 EN1.4408/CF8M

DN<=250 EN1.4436/

AISI316

16*

1

O-ring

EPDM

06,66,86

17*

1

O-ring

EPDM

06,66,86

18*

1

O-ring

FPM

05,55,85

19*

1

O-ring

FPM

05,55,85

20*

1

Backing ring

PTFE

21*

1

Boxpacking

Graphite

07,17

22

1

Cup spring

EN1.4310

0B, 8B

23

1

Gland cover

EN 1.4408/CF8M

24A

1

Boxpacking Zebra-

CL™

V-ring PTFE

0A, 8A

24B

1

Boxpacking Safeguard

V-ring PTFE liveloaded

0B,8B

26

1

Stem bearing

Metaloplast

27

1

Stem bearing

Metaloplast

28

2

Screw

A4

29

2

Nut

A4

30

2

Screw

A4

31

2)

Screw

A4

37

1

Washer

Metaloplast

1) Clamp ring item15 must be included if the valve is to be

converted from some other type of seat to a PTFE seat ring.

2) Quantity depending on dimension.

*) Recommended spare parts.

Other material combinations are available to order - consult your NAF representative.

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