Flowserve BTV 2000 Lined Butterfly Valve User Manual

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Figure 9

3. All Sizes

Make sure the liner and disc are clean and then close the

disc into the liner to stretch the liner back into shape. Slide

the liner stem seal die (repair tool item 1) and push it up

tightly against the liner (Figure 10). Allow the dies to remain

in place for at least 5 minutes. Note that the end of the liner

stem seal die with the internal chamfer should be towards

the liner when installed.

Figure 10

4. All Sizes

Clamp the bottom body half in a vise and place the body

bushings (1C) into the counterbored holes on diagonal

corners (Figure 11). Either body half can be used as top or

bottom, except for the 2” and 3”. On these sizes, the body

half with the blind stem bore is the bottom.

Figure 11

5.

Sizes 2” - 12”

Place the seat energizer (11) in the bottom body half

(Figure 12). Be sure that the energizer is firmly pushed

into the groove in the body. Also note the orientation of the

angled cuts on the ends of the energizer. When placing the

seat energizer into the top body half, the orientation of the

angled cuts must be opposite to the bottom half.

Figure 12

Sizes 14” - 24”

The seat energizers on these sizes must be trimmed to

length. Place the seat energizer in the bottom body half.

Be sure that the energizer is firmly pushed into the groove

in the body. Mark the seat energizer where it reaches the

machined end of the body half (Figure 13). Remove the seat

energizer and cut each end square at the mark. Place the

seat ener gizer back into the groove being sure it is firmly

pushed into the groove. The cut end of the seat energizer

should be flush to 1/16” above the machined end of the

body half.

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