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SPECIFICATION FOR
CAST AND FORGED STEEL

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WEDGE GATE, GLOBE,
CHECK AND PLUG VALVES
SCREWED AND SOCKET-WELDING

SIZES 2 IN AND SMALLER

FOR. THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY

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~HIS BRITISH STANDARD, having been approved by the Petroleum Equipment Industry Standards Committee and endo~sed 0:

by. the Chairman of the Engineering Divisional Council, was published under the authority of the General Council on

29th September, 1966.

First published, October, 1958.

First reYision, September, 1966.

The Institution desires to call attention to the fact that this British Standard does not purport to include all the neces~ary

. provisions of a contract. . . .

In order to keep abreast of' progress in the industries concerned, British Standards are subject to periodical review. Sug­

gestions for improvements will be recorded and in due course brought to the notice of the committees charged with 'the

. revision of the standards to which they refer.

A complete list of British Standards, numbering over 4000, fully indexed and with a note of the contents of each, will be

found in the British Standards Yearbook, The B.S. Yearbook may be consulted in many public libraries and

similar institutions.

This standard makes reference to the following British Standards:

B.S. 240. Method for Brinell hardness test. Part I. Testing of metals.
B.S. 970. Wrought steels in the form o(bars, billets and forgings, up to 6 in ruling section, for automobile and general
engineering purposes. En series.
B.S. 1400. Schedule of copper alloy ingots and copper and copper alloy castings.
n.S. J 501~1506: 1958. Steels for use in the chemical, petroleum and allied industries.
B.S. 1501. Steels for fired and unfired pressure vessels. Plates..
B.S. ISOP. Steels for fired and unfired pressure vessels. Sections and bars. -.~
B.S. J 560. Steel pipe flanges and flanged fittings (nomi.nal sizes ~. in to 24 in) for the petroleum industry. U
B.S. 16O<L Dimensions of wrought steel pipe for the petroleum industry. .j
B.S. 1750 Dolting for the petroleum industry. .
B.S. 1768. Unified precision hexagon bolts, screws and nuts (UNC and UNF threads). Normal series. ,I,
B.S. 2032. 9 % aluminium bronze (copper-aluminium) rods, sections, forging stock and forgings. •
B.S. 2033. 10% aluminium bronze (coppc·r-aluminium-nickel-iron) rods, sections, fo(ging stock and forgings.
B.S. 2.5..2J.. Glossary for valves and valve parts (for Ouids). Part I. Screw-down stop, check and gate valves. Part 3. Plug
valves and cocks. .
n.s 3351 Piping systems for the petroleum industry.
p.S. ~J81. Metallic spiral-wound gaskets for the petrolcum and petrochemical industry.

and to the following American Pctroleum Institute Spccifications (obtainable through the British Standards Institutipn):

API Std. SB. Threading, g(luging and thread inspection of casing, tubing and line pipe thread. .

API Std. 5L. Line pipe.

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CO-OPERATING ORGANIZATIONS
The Pctrolcum Equipmcnt Industry Standards Committec, under whose supervision this British Standard was prepared,
consists of representatives from the following Government department and scientific and industrial organizations:
•British I ron and Steel Federation Ministry of Power
·Council of British Manufacturers of Petroleum Equipment ·Oil Companies Materia,ls Association
Federation of British Rubber and Allied Manufacturers
The industrial organizations marked with an asterisk in the above list, together with'the following, were directly represe~tep
on the committee entrusted with the preparation of this B·rilish Sta.ndard: i'.
British Mechanical Engineering Federation British Valve Manufacturers' Association
British Steel Founders' Association
• In course of preparation.
The rollowing D.S.1. rerercnces relate to the work on this standard:
Committee rderence PEEII. Drart ror comment 065/7279

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CONTENTS
Page
Page
Co-operating organizations . 2
SECfION FIVE : DIMENSIONS
Foreword . 4
27. Outside diameter of body ends 11·
28. Port diameter and seat bore 11

SPECIFICAnON 29~ Valve stems

11

SECfION ONE : GENERAL 30. Stuffing. box . . 11

31. Threading 11

1. Scope . 4
32. Socket dimensions 12

2. Classification .. 4

3. Pressure/temperature ratings 5
SECTION SIX : TESTS

33. General 12

SECTION TWO : DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE

34. Materials tests 12

A. General requirements 35. Body test (hydrostatic) 12

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36. Seat test (hydrostatic) 12

4.' Body and bonnet or cover . 5

. 37. Seat test (air)

0 12 .

; Bonnet or cover flange bolting. S

38. Test liquid 12

'''-'' 6. Direction of flow 5

B. Gate and globe valves SECfION SEVEN : MARKING

39. Marking . 13

7. Bonnets . 5

8. S~\1ffing box 5

SECTION EIGHT: INSPECTION

9. G land and gland bolting 5

10. Yoke . 6
40. Inspection 13

11·. Stem . 6
41 .. Purchased components 13

12. Wedge 6
42. Rejections 13

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13. Disk and disk stem nut . 6

14. Body seat rings 6

SECfION NINE: PREPARATION FOR DESPATCH
15. Handwheels . • o' 6
43. Preparation . 13

c. Check valves 44. Tropical packing . 13

. 16. Covers 6
SECTION TEN : GUARANTEE
17. Piston and ball guides . 6

45 .. Manufactur~r's guarantee . . 13

18. Check mechanism 7

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TABLES
D. Plug valves 1. Materials . 8

20. Valve patterns 7

2. Minimum outside diameter J or dimension across

flats, of body ends. . 11

21. Plug shank and stem 7

3. Minimum stem diameter 11

22. Means of lubrication 7

4. Packing sizes . . 11

23. Operating mechanism 1

5. Minimum effective thread length ~ 12

24. Stops and indicators 7

6. Socket dimensions . . 12

f5ECI10N THREE : MATERIAlS 7. T~t pressures .12

25. Materials . 7
APPENDICES
A. Marking of valves . 14

SECTION FOUR : WORKMANSHIP

B. Pressure/temperature ratings 15

26. Workmanship· .. 11
C. Information to be supplied by the purchaser . 16

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B.S. Z995
BRITISH STANDARD SPECIFICATION· FOR
CAST AND FORGED STEEL WEDGE GATE,
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. 'it GLOBE, CHECI< AND PLUG VALVES
SCREWED AND SOCKET-WELDING, SIZES 2 in AND
SMALLER, FOR THE PETROLEUM INDUSTRY
FOREWORD
. This British Standard is one of a series of standards for
valves prepared under the authority of the Petroleum
.r." .f
Equipment IndustrY: Standards Committee. The changes
made in this edition of the standard result mainly from the
issue of B.S. 3808 * which introduced a Class 800 gate valve
.to which the Class 800 globe, check and plug valves in this
standard are intended to be complementary.
This standard now contains only Class 800 and Class
1500 ratings since the adoption of Class 800 (2000 'bfjin 2
cold non-shock) eliminated the need for the original Class
600 and 900 dcsignations.
• B.S. 38Q8, • Cast and forged steel flanged, screwed and sockel­
welding wedge gate valves (compact design), sizes 2 in and sma Iler,
for the petroleum industry.'
SPECIFICATION
SECTION ONE: GENERAL
SCOPE
1. This British Standard specifies requirements for cast
and forged carbon and alloy steel screwed and socket­
welding valves for the petroleum industry in sizes 2 in and
smaller.
Screwed valves specified in this standard are intended
for assembly with pipe threaded in accordance with API
Std. 5B* ..
. Socket-welding valvcs specified in this slandard are
intended for assembly with plain-end' pipe in accordance
with API Std. 5Lt and B.S. l600t.
This standard provides for:
a. Wedge gate valves. Outside-screw-and-yoke, rising
stem, bolted bonnet and bolted gland:
Class 1500. Sizes ~, ~. I and I ~ in.
b. Globe valves (straight pal/ern). Outside-screw-and­
yoke. rising stem. bolted bonnet and bolted gland:
Class 800. Sizes Y-l, %, ~, ~. I, I Y2 and 2 in.
. Class 1500. Sizes ~, ~, I and I ~ in.
.. , API .Std. 5B, 'Threading, gauging and thread inspection of
,f ',c;.¥.s.ir,g, t\.lbUle and line pipe thread '.
'.. ~tr. 'Std; 5L, • Line pipe '.
~~.,. <: '~~.' Dimen~ions of wrought steel pipe for the pelroleum
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Due to the dcmand in the industry toreduce the number
of types of valve to a minimum and because of the prefer­
ence for bolted bonnets for stem operated valves at the
higher pressures and temperatures union bonnets are re­
tained only for check valves.
I !4 % chromium-molybdenum steel has been added to
the materials specification for body, bonnet and cover. ~
Reference should be made to B.S. 2591, Parts 1 and 3 t~
for definitions of valve types and components. .
t B.S. 2591, • Glossary for valves and. valve parts (for fluids).'
Part 1, ' Screw-down stop, check and gate valves '. Pari 3, • Plug
valves and cocks'.
c. Check valves (horizontal pattern). Piston and ball
types with bolted or union cover:
Class 800. Sizes !4, %, ~, ~, I, I ~ and 2 ih.
Class 1500. Sizes ~, ~, I and I ~ in.
d. Check valves (vertical pal/ern).
(i) Ball type with bolted cover:
Class 800. Sizes I, I ~ and 2 in.
Class )500. Sizes I and I ~ in.
(ii) Ball type with union cover:
Class 800. Sizes ~, %, ~. ~, I, I~ and 2
in.
e. Lubricated plug valves,
Class 800. Sizes !4, %. ~, ~. I, 1 ~ and 2 in.
Class 1500. Sizes ~. ~, I and I ~ in.
NOTE I. The sizes represent the nominal pipe sizes of the con­
necting ends.
NOTE 2. Attention is drawn 'to Appendix C which tabulates the
information to be supplied by the purchaser on alternatives per­
mitted by this standard.
CLASSIFICAnON
2. The numerals in the designations • Class 800' and
. Class 1500 ' represenl the primary service pressure ratings
of the valves in pounds force per square inch as marked
with an asterisk in Appendix B.
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PRESSURE/TEMPERA.TURE RATINGS
l.' The 'maximum non-shock service· pressures permissible
at various. service temperatures for valves made of the
materials listed jn ·Table 1, are shown in' Appendix B.
Attention is drawn in Clause 25 to the use of alternative
trim materials in relation to these ratings~
Plu~ valves . manufactured in' accordance with this
SECTION TWO : DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE
A. General requirements
BODY AND BONNET OR COVER
4. Design. The desi~ shall be such. as will provide
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ample' resistance t.o distt>rtion under reasonable service
condi tions.
" b. Bore. Passages through valves shall be made so as
to minimize ,turbulence and restriction of flow.
. c. Body ends. Screwed valves may have hexagonal or
~rclilar body ends which may be left unmachined on the
perip~ery. The '~rds shall project clear of the body to
permIt the. eff~ctJve use or a pipe wrench.
Socket-welding valves shilll have circular ends and cnd
. faces machined square, to. the axis. . ,
d.·..·Bonnel or cover flarzges. The mating flanges of bodies
and Qonnets or covers shall be of a suitable shape to pro­
vide adequate strength and may be in the form of a square
with rounded corners. The joint between body and bonnet
or cover shall be of a type that con1ines the gasket.
Flanges shall be machine finished on the joint side, and
shall comply with B.S. 1560· as regards spot-facing or
back-facing.. . '
BONNET OR COVER FLANGE BOLTING
5. Bonnet or cover flange bolting shall be as follows:
... ;'Class 800 valves } .
. Class 1500 plug valves. all sizes: studs or stud-bolts.
Class 1500 gate, globe Sizes 1 in and I ~ in: stud..
and check valves'. bolts.
Sizes ~ in and ~ in: studs or
stud-bolts.
B. Gate and globe valves
BONNETS
7. Valves shall be provided with bonnets connected to the
body by bolted flanges integral with the body and bonnet.
A back seating in the bonnet shall be provided by means
. of a slig~t bevel.
STUFFING BOX
8.,.. The stuffing box shall be integral with the bonnet and
shall not extend' below the level of the upper surface of
the bonnet flange by more than the radial. thickness of the
glan~: packing.
GLANp AND GLAND BOLTING
, 9. Glands shall be of the one-piece or one-piece bushed
design, or ~f the two.piece self-aligning type. Gland bolts
e'
standard shaH be designed to operate within such limita­
tions as may be set by the manufacturer on account of
lubrication or other factors.
Where it is required to use the valves to this standard
at temperatures below - 20°F reference should be made
B.S. 2995 : 1966
to B.S. 3351 •.
• B.S. 335 J, • Piping systems for the petroleum industry'.
The use of studs for Class 1500 gate. globe and check
valves of sizes 1 and 1 ~ in shall be the subject of
agreement between purchaser and manufacturer.
Bolting shall comply with the limiting desig~ stress
requirements of B.S. 3351 t. Not less than 4 bolts shall be
used in any flange.
Stud-bolts, studs and nuts shall comply with B.S. 1750t,
except that bolting smaller than ~ in shall comply with
the dimensions of B.S. 1768 § and have UNe threads.
Studs shall comply with B.S. 1750t. Part 3, as regards
dimensi,ons and Part 1 as regards material. Studs need not
be of the wrench-fit type.
The minimum diameter of bolts for Class 1500 valves
shall be ~ in. For Class BOO valves, the minimum diameters
sha 1J be ~ in for I in, 1~. in and 2 in sizes, 11 6 in for ~ in
sizes, and % in for ~ in sizes and smaller.
DIRECOON OF FLOW
6. Globe and check valves shall have an arrow indicating
the direction of flow cast or embossed on the valve body.
The direction of flow for globe valves shall be from under
to over the disk.
• B.S, 1560, · Steel pipe flanges and flanged fittings (nominal
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sizes ~ in to 24 in) for the petroleum industry'.
t B.S. 3351, • Piping systems for the petroleum industry '.
t B.S. 1750, • Bolting for the petroleum inqustry '.
§ B.S. 1768, 'Unified precision hexagon bolts. screws and nuts
(UNC and UNF threads). Normal series t.
shall pass through holes in the gland flange; open slots
shall not be used.
Gland bolting shall consist of studs, stud-bolts, or bolts
of the hinged type. Hinged eye-bolts shall be retained by
a bolt or pin, or by an integral trunnion, and effectively
secured. Cotter pins are not acceptable for this purpose.
All bolts, studs, stud-bolts and nuts shall have UNe
threads. Hexagon nuts sizes ~ in and over shall be Unified
hea vy series, and sizes smaller than ~ in shall be Unified
normal series.
A1J valves shall be designed to provide easy access to
the stuffing box for re-packing.
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YOKE
10. Yokes shall" be integral with the bonnet. or. subject to
the approval of the design by the purchaser, may be
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screwed on to the bonnet and secured effectively.
a. Gate valves. The. yoke sleeve shall be machine
finished on all contact surfaces..
. b. Globe valves. The yoke bush shall be screwed or
otherwise suitably fitted into the yoke and locked in
position.
STEM
11. a. General. Stems shaH be formed in one piece. Stenl
threads shall be of Acme form for stem diameters ~ in
and above. For stem diameters below ~ in, the choice of
thread shall be at th·e option of the manufacturer.
Stems shall have a b.evelled shoulder machined upon
them, providing a seating surface for contact with theb~ck
seating in the bonnet. Globe valves may have the seatlng
surface on the stem or on the disk stem nut.
6. Gate valves. Stems shaH have an integral end. in the
form of a tee head, fitting into a slot in the top of the wedge
to provide flexibility between the stem and the wedge.
Threaded or pin connections between the stem and wedge
shall not be used. The design shall be such as to pre\, ent
the wedge leaving the stem, or the base of the stem turning
in the wedge during operation of the valve.
5~"A'f'~ \b~ Jl ri~ thrr,1Jrp the h~ n{l wh,...';1 'and r"e of
tAJt1·j/~fJt. k,(jijJ.b tJJ ~~ "t k;,..~t 11ut-b ~1f;ttJ tJ~ vJp {If lt~ ~(JkJ;
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c. G'/vbe yu/ves. Stems shall have an integral tnd, in
. the form of a button, fitting into an opening provided in
the top of the disk, with the underside of the button slightly
radiused or chamfered. Alternatively. the stem may be
provided with an integral collar engaging the disk stem
nut, with the lower end of the stem slightly radiused or
chamfered.
Stems shall be of sufficient length to ensure that the
handwheel stands clear of the yoke when the valve is in
. the closed position.
The upper end of the stem shall be provided wi th a
square fOf mounting the handwheel which shall be held in
COVERS
16. Valves shall be provided with covers either bolted or
retained by uniQll nuts, as specified by the purchaser.
Union nuts shall be of hexagonal or octagonal shape.
Outside surface of union nuts need not be machined.
Union joints shall be of the male and ,female type with
a gasket.
PISTON AND BALL GUIDES
17. a. Piston type. Piston type check valves need not be
provided with separate guides. .
b. Ball .type (horizontal pattern). These check valves
shall pe provided with a removable guide to guide the ball
throughout its travel.
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place by a nut screwed on the stem or by a set..screw '.'
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and washer. t
WEDGE
12. The wedges of gate valves shall be of the solid type
with integral faces. . .
Sharp outer edges ~f the seating surfaces shall be re­
nloved to prevent scoring the body seating surface.
The wedge shall be
adequately guided in the body to
prevent rotation and to ensure re-entry between the seats.' I
The wedge shall be provided with a slot at the top to
receive the tee head of the stem. i I:
DISK AND DISK STEM NUT
13. Disks of globe valves shall be of the plug type except.
that, jf so specified by the purchaser, the disk may be' o.f
the needle point type,. either loose or integral with the stem.
Where a disk stem nut is used, it shall be securely locked
in place. .
. When assembled, the disk shall be free on the stem to
allow for proper seating. . . . "
When in the fully-opened posjtion,~ne_~l!re~!_~~tlf
!_he cfu-~gD~l!l~~.~sea.t.".s~, ;!.L,~~.t;.~g~~L~~
~hroug~~t...,.
BODY SEAT RlNGS
.
14.. Q. Gate valves. Body seat ring~ shall be of the re­
nc1l~bk type..
h. Glohe va/vel. Body ~t rings may be of the re­
T\.C-Nabletype,· !Cre:wed-in and either shoUlder-5eated or
bottom-M:ated. except that carbon f>teel globe valves may'
have hard-faced seats deposited directly in the body .
All renewable body seat rings shall be secured 'in such
a way that they cannot loosen or leak in service.
HANDWHEELS
15. Handwheels shall be of a spoked design, preferably
with knobs or studs projecting beyond the outside 9iameter
of the wheel to provide a suitable grip. Valves shall be
closed by turning the handwheel in a clockwise direction.
The handwheel shall be secured to the yoke sleeve or stem
in such a way as to preclude loosening in service.
c. C11eck valves
For union cover valves the guide shall be integral with' :
the cover. For bolted cover valves the guide shall be
separate from the cover.
Guides of bolted cover valves shall be closed at their
upper end and be provided. with means for their removal
from the body. They shall be locked in position between
the body/cover flange and the cover. .
The guide shall be correctly located relative to the body
port by a dowel or other positive means.
The lower part of the guide, whe.ther integral with or '
separate from the cover, shall be a hollow cylinder or cage
1
to accommodate the ball permitting it to travel upwards .!
for a sufficient distance to provide an unrestricted flow
under the ball when in the highest position.
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A'
_~ c. Ball type (vertical pal/ern). These check valves shall
~ pro.vided with guides which may be integral with the
seat, c<?ver or/grid. The travel of the ball shaJl be limited
by a grid or by other suitable means, which shall permit
unrestricted flow when the baH is in the funy-opened
position.

CHECK MECHANISM :1

18. o. Pislon type. The piston shall be of cylindrical form,

. the lower end of which is shaped to form a seating disk.

The cy lindrical part shall fit into the body or guide so as

to make an effective dashpot. The piston shall be of

sufficient length to ensure its effective guidance over the

. whole length of its travel. When in the fully-opened

D. Plug valves
VALVE PAlTERNS
-Plug valves shall be of the regular or round opening
~auems as defined in B.S. 2591 •.
PLUG SHANK AND STEM
21. The plug shank or stem shall be of a diameter sufficient
to resist distortion under maximum torque. The 'conn'ec-tion
between stem and plug shall be adequate to transmit the
torque•. for which .purpose pins shall·not be used. Wrench..
operated valves shall have the plug head formed to a
squ':\re, rectangular, or other suitable shape to receive the
wrench. Shanks or stems of bar-operated valves shall be
.rovided with hubs of ample strength to receive the bar.
Suc~ hubs should be designed to allow the bar end to pass
entirely through them rather" than to provide merely a
socket. ~'l
In either case a check valve shall be provided to prevent
leakage of line fluid through the Jubricant feed.
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OPERATING. MECHANISM
23. Plug valves shall be designed for operation by a
wrench or bar. Wrenches or bars shall be supplied as a
separate item and only if specifically ordered. by purchaser.
Wrenches may be cast, forged or fabricated and may con­
sist of a handle suitably attached to the wrench head, or
may be of integral design..
When specified by the purchaser, wrenches shalt be
provided with set-screws or other means ~o secure them to
the plug. heads.
STOPS AND INDICATORS

24. Valves shall be provided with a suitable stop for the

. MEANS OF LUBRICATION
22. The valves shall be provided with a lubricant screw or
combination lubricator for grease gun application. The
purchaser -shall state in the order which type is required.
• B.S. 2591, • Glossary' of valves and valve parts (for fluids)',
"rt 3,.' Plug valves and cocks' .
plug assembly in both the fully open and fully closed
positions. The direction of closing shall be clockwise.
The position (open and closed) of the plug in "the body
shall be shown by a suitable indicator. Such indicators, if
cast or forged integrally, shall preferably be raised rather
than recessed so that accumulation" of dirt cannot impair
its visibility.

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• SECTION THREE : MATERIALS
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MATERIALS A may be specified, with due regard to the possible influence
25. Valves shall be made of materials specified in Table 1. or the physical properties of such materials on the pressurel
For valve trims, the alternative materials listed in Appendix ten1perature ratings given in Appendix B.

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TABLE 1.. MATERIALS
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1 2 3 4 S 6
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MAterial comp1ring with B.S. number· Brinell
hardness
Component Material number Remarlul
Forgcdvalves Cast valvest SeeD.S.240t , I

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BOdy, boonet and yoke.when 1far,ppn steel 1503-161 1504-161

integral ,with bonnet'
l'~.% chromium· 1503-621 1504-621
in'olybdenum steel I
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S % chromium­ 1503-625 1504-S25 I

molybdenu~ steel

Yoke when screwed on to Carbon steel 150J-161 1504-161

bonn-ct· Grade B Grade A

Carbot:l steel 1503-161 1504-161

Grade B Grade A
alternatively al ternati vely I
1501-161 1501-161 Material used shall be
Grade 28 (Plate) Grade 28 (Plate) subjected to the heat I:
alternati vely alternatively treatment procedure I

1501-161 1501-161 required by the correspollding

Grade \J (Bar) Grade C (Bar) material specification. -.

Cover l~ % chromium· 1503-621§ 1504-621

molybdenum steel .alternatively
1S01-621§
alternatively
1501-621§
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(Plate) (Plate)
al ternatively alternatively
1502-621§ (Bar) 150Ul21§ (Bar)
:
S % chromium­ 1503-625 1504-625
molybdenum steel alternatively alternatively
1501-625 (Plate) 1501-625 (Plate)
alternatively alternatively
1501-625 (Bar) 1501-625 (Bar) !

Carbon steel 1503-161 Grade B

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l~ % chromium­ 1503-621
Union nut molybdenum steet

S ""% chromium­ 1503-625

molybdenum st~l
v"ke. sleev'e or bush Non-rusting metal. having
a minimum melting point
of 1850°F and suitable
bearing properties :, "
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TABLE 1. MATERIALS (continued)
." ...

-
1·
2 3
I 4 5 6

Material complying with B.S. number· DrineU I;

hardness
Component Material I
number Remarks ' I.
Forged valves I Cast valves t See B.S.24{)i I
i
, .

:
~ Carbon steel (rust-proofed) 1503-161 Grade B ...
Solid or non-rusting metal "
...
f

I
having a minimum melting
I point of 1850°F :

I ~ne~
Piece Solid
with
Carbon steel (rust-proofed).
Bushing of non-rusting
1503-161 Grade B I
Rust-proofing by an
acceptable process.
I.
I
I bushing metal having a minimum
Gland
l melting point of 1850°F i
r
l Flange Carbon steel 1503-161 Grade B
(rust-proofed) ~
Two-
·i piece Non-rusting or rust-proofed ~
I
Follower metal having a minimum
I
melting point of 1850°F f

i
! Gate and globe 13 % chromium steel l503-713\! ZOO min. . '
, valves alternatively ~ :
.Stem I
1501--71311 i
~ Plug valves Forged or bar stock steel Equivalent to that of the \
plug

Wedge 13 % chromium steel 150:>-71311 320 min. There shall be a difference

alternatively of not less than 50 Brinell
1504-71311'1 points between the wedge
alternatively . and the body seat rings:
1501-71311 :
.- .. _-'-_'

Disk: 13 % chromium steel 1503-71311 250 min.

alternatively j

1504-71311~
I
alternatively , .. i
1501-71311
Disk stem nut 13 % chromium steel 1503-71311
alternatively
1501-71311

Piston 13 % chromium steel 1503-71311 250 ,min. ~

alternatively
1504-71311~
J.
alternatively
1501-71311
Jl1 13 % chromium sleel 320 min. There shall be a differen~
~ of not less than 50 Brinell i
,- .points between the ball and
t the bod y seat rings
,,'
':.. .­
Grid 13 % chromium steel 1503-71311
" i alternatively
·~;:~l 1501-71311
Piston ?':lide ' Carbon steel 15OJ-161 Grade B The material used shall
Ball glll(te if separate froln alternatively correspond with that or
body seat riog or Slid 1501-161 Grade C the bod)'
~

1~ % chromium- 1~21
molybdenum steel alternatively
1~21

5 %chromium- 1~25
molybdenum steel alternatively
1501-625

For footnotes scc paso 10,

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TABLE 1. MATERIALS (continued)

..........

-,
1 2 3
I 4 S 6

Material complying with B.S. Dumber" Brlnell

hardness
Component Material Dumber Remarks
Forged valves See B.S. 240t
I Cast valvest

Plug Cast, forged or bar stock Material shall be at least

steel equivalent to the material
used ill the body, and may
be heat treated or hardened.
The surface of the plug
shall have bearing properties

. t
which shall minimize
galling, and may be
hard-faced to provide
desired abrasion resistance
or to etrect hardness
differential

.'

:at rings-­ 13 % chromium steel 1503-71311 ~O'min. F.or...gate and ball check
alternatively valves there shall be a
1504-71311~ difference o(not less than
alternatively -SO)Brinell points between
15Jl-713II 'fh'e wedge or-ball and the
body s~t rings

Bonnet
Stud-bolts 1 % chromium­
molybdenum steel
1750 Part I Grade B7
.
or Studs 1 % chromium­ 1750 Part I Grade B7
molybdenum steel
cover (rust-proofed)

, . Nuts 45 Ton carbon steel 1750 Part 2 248/352

Grade 2H for sizes
~ in and over and
Bolting Grade 2HD for sizes
under ~ in
Gland 13 % chromium steel 1750 Parts 1 and 2 Other stainless steel may
be used if so specified by
the purchaser. Nuts for
gland bolting may be made
of 28-ton carbon steel
(rust-proofed)
P- ,dwh'cel 'or wrench Steel; malleable cast or Grey cast iron shall not
S.G. iron be used
- .
Bon"-' or cove'r gasket Spiral wound; iron, soft 3381 A
steel or austenitic stainless V
steel. As specified by the
purchaser
"
Gland packing Manufacturer's standard or
as specified by the purchaser

• B.S. 1501-1506 : 1958,' Steels for use in the chemical, petroleum and allied industries',

B.S., 1501,' Steels for Bred and unllred pressure vessels. Plales',

B.S. 1502, ' Steels for fired and unfired pressure vessels. Sections and bars '. (In course of preparation).
B.S. 1750, • Bolting for the petroleum industry '.
B.S. 3381, • Metallic spiral-wound gaslcelS for the petroleum and petrochemical industry'.
f Cast valves may be supplied with bonnets and yolces of forged materials listed in Column 3.
t B.S. 240, • Method for Brinell hardness tesl " Part I, • Testing of metals'.
§ In cpurse of prePAration.
II Alternatively, ma'terial complying with ,En 56AM of B,S. 970, • Wrought steels in the form of bars, billels and forgin&" up to 6 in ruling leclion, for
automobile and generl\l engineerinc pUrpQiies. En series', mllY be Used.
"II Mater/nlto D,S. 15~713 shall have a carbon content not exceeding 0'15%.
"" Body scali orca rbon steel globe and check valves which arc hard rllced shall have n minimum Brinell hardness number of 375 (see Cia We.! 14,lnd 19).

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SECTION FOUR : WORKMANSHIP

WORKMANSHIP With the exception of the individual fit. of the wedge in
gate valves arid of the plug in plug valves, valve parts shall
26.. First-class ~orkmanship shall be employed in the be designed and manufacturing tolerances so set asta
fabrication and assembly of the valves specified. in this permit interchangeability between units of the same size,
standard. class and type from anY'one manufacturer.

. SECTION FIVE DIMENSIONS

OUTSIDE DIAMETER OF BODY ENDS TAllLE 3. MINIMUM STEM DIAMETER
, 27. The outside diameter (or dimension across flats) of the Nominal size Class 800 Class 1500 .
body ends of all types of screwed and socket-welding valves.
shall be not less than the minimum given in Table 2 for
each class and size. in in in
~ 7l6i).~~J~
% %1/.0>'
~ 116 II· ,11<7· ~ (1.-1.
~. TABLE 2. MINIMUM OUTSIDE DIAMETER,
% ~ ,...1 % IJ.g?>·
OR DIMENSION ACROSS FLATS, OF BODY ENDS
1 . %/.7. 8 ,r· % ,rg'l>
Nominal l~ ~ /~_o> % 19·,0;­
Class 800 Class 1500
valve size
2 ~ ,9 0S .
in in ,~) . in
~'
4\.:.. 1fl-:>' 1i7
% 1 Ye<'17' STUFFING BOX
~ 10/16 1:<."" 1~ 36'" 30. The relationship between the stuffing box diameter and
, r ,
1 1 116 {J-D
,r5· the stem diameter shall be such that the packing sizes
% 1~ ~ <) , / O-'Z
27S, C;,-s shown in Table 4 can be accommodated. The depth of the
1 11116, :.. 6 55./ 0 Sluffing box shall be not less than 6 times the minimum
1~ 2116 23~2 . t.(t>{,·tJ radial thickness of the gland packing shown in Table 4.
7~

2 23~2 , TABLE 4. PACKING SIZES

Mlolmum radial
Stem diameter thickness
of packing

PORT DIAMETER AND SEAT BORE

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'., 28. The net area of the bore through the seat of all gate Up 10 and including %

{J!) "~Ives, globe valves (except those fitled with needle point
ks) and check v,alves shall be as nearly as practicable Over % up to and inclu~ing ~
% ;._ \1Y'
equal to. that of the nominal pipe size or that of the actual
pipe bore, whichever is the less, of schedule 80 pipe for Over ~ up to and including % • 716 11'.')&-0
class 800 valves, and schedule 160 pipe for class 1500
valves. Inrw· caseshal1;the;netare~:.f>'J,the~bore 'thr~fR Over % up to and including 1 ~ t:'J S ,
th~. seit,('of . glq~3!a~4' d!eck,y~ly~ ~"-lessf;lhan~':8SPIcrJ
of the aPQve figure, or-less tlja'I)::9Q% in~ thecas~>of
THREADING
gate 'vii:l'{e.~> ' C-- ---.- ''''.
The body ports of all valves shall be as large as practical 31. Jhe ends of screw.,,-d_~Jves shal!..~I-!~.
r tl!r~a~ed)n
design considerations permit. . accordance with the re.9~ire~Jll~..Q.( A~Egg;)~Bll~
-D.2.1, and shalnlllvc thread lengths in accoraance with
lable-:-S. .
Entering threads shall be chamfered in accordance with
VALVE STEMS the requirements of the rclevant standard. Chamfering
shall be concentric with the threads.
29. The minimum diameter of the stem of gate and globe Threads shall be concentric wit~ the valve ends. The
valves, measured where it passes through the packing, variation in the alignment of the thread and body shall not
shall. be not less than that given in Table 3. be more than 7is inch in 12 inches.

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TABLE 5. MINIMUM EFFEC~nVE TABLE 6. SOCKET DIMENSIONS

THREAD. LENG.TH L· 2 /
Nominal size Mlnlmum Bore oC sock.et 2-J,-~
Nominal size' of valve depth of + 0-010 In 0- .'
Effectivetbfead socket - 0·000 in
of valve. lengt~,LI

.' in in
~"'I '
in in llJ1., 97
% 0.555 I;J-. 0
~ 0·401 8 If). -v D .. ;
0·4{)'18 ID· >,£ , % 0·690 ' I?, J;- ~
%
~ 0·5337 '3- Jr>' g. % f-~ 0·855· 'Z1-? / ?

8'o?~ . ~ ! 2-<7 1.065 ~- D ..•f/

% 0·5457 13.

0·6828
/1- "3 j.,3'}"~
% 1·330· .;).1'16' l.­
1
l~ Q·7235 If. "7 ?,~.
% 11--') . 1·915 ~3. 6/./}·

. ~ 2-15 ' . 2 % 2.406 1).1) z--'f; :

-, 2 0·7565 I .

SOCKET. DIMENSIONS

32. The bore and minimum depth of sockets shall be as

s~ified in Table 6.

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SECTION SIX : TESTS
GENERAL c. Check valves. With the pressure applied on the out..
33. The pressure tests specified in Clauses 35 to 38 shall) let side.
. unless otherwise specified) be carried out· at the manufac.. d. Plug valves. Successively to each side of the plug in
turer's· works and shall be conducted in the presence of the closed position.
the purchaser's representative) when so stated in the order. In each case the side not under pressure shaH be open
When materials: are to be inspected and tested (see to the atmosphere" '.
Clause 3,4) in the presence of the purchaser's representative,
this shall be .stated in the order. SEAT TEST (AlR)

37. In addition to the tests specified in Clauses 35 and 36

MATERIALS TESTS gate, globe and plug valves shall not show any signs of
leakage w~en tested. with air at the pressure specified' in '
34. Materials tests shall be as specified in the various
Column 4 of Table 7) applied as specified in Subclauses 36a,
materials specifications referred to in Table 1. Maker's
b and d) with liquid on the side which is not under pressure.
materials test certificates shall be submitted to the pur..
This test is not required for. check valves.
chaser's representative if so required.

BODY TEST (HYDROSTATIC)

TABLE 7. TEST PRESSURES

35. All valves shall be subjected to a hydrostatic body test 4

at the appropriate gauge pressure given in Column 2 of
I Table 7 and shall relnain tight under this pressure when Tttl pressures
both ends are blanked and disks or wedges are rully raised
and plugs are in the open position; check valves shall have
Class Body Seat
the pressure applied on the inlet side.
When this test is applied to valves with packed glands,
the gland shall be slackened back in order to observe the HydrostatJc Hydrott.llc AIr
back seat for leakage.
SKAT TEST (HYDROSTATIC) J)li Minimum p§i
800 3 CO) 00 J--- t~¥1~
36. Valves shall show· no leakage when subjected to the vJ()·?~
appropriate hydrostatic test pressure given in Column 3 of 1500 ·5400 80/: .
Table 7, when the pressure is applied as follows: 7?~.6?'f.'
Q. Gale valves. Successively to each side of the wedge
in the closed ·position. TEST LIQUID

b. Globe valves. With the pressure applied under the 38. The choice of test liquid shall be the subject of agree­
disk. ment between purchaser and o1anufacturer.

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SECTION SEVEN
MARKING
39. Valves manufactured in accordance with this standard
shall be marked in accordance with Appendix A.
SECTION· EIGHT INSPECTION
~" ,,~ ...
y)!;, : INSPECTION
40. The inspcctor:reprcscnting the purchaser shall nave
frec access at all reasonable times to those parts of the
man ufacturer's works which are concerned wilh the manu­
facture of the valves and hc shall bc·afforded all reasonable
facilities for satisfying himself Ihal the valves are being
manufactured in accordance wi.ih Ihis standard.
Inspection shall be made at the place of manllf,lctllrc
.before despalch unless otherwise specified, and shall be
conducted so as not lO interfere unnecessarily with the
')peration of the works.
... . When inspection of Ihe villws by Ihe purchaser's
• inspector. is not required, the manufacturer, when re­
.quested to do so, shall supply a certilicate stating that Ihe
valves and valve parts comply in all respecls with Ihe re­
quirements of this standard.
When the inspector desires 10 witness all or part or the
specified tests on the components and assembled valves,
the manufacturer shall nOlify the purchaser sullicienlly in
advance of the tests to enable the inspector to be present.
SECTION NINE PREPARATION FOR DESPATCH
PREPARATION
43. After inspection, and before preparation for despatch,
valves shall be dried and cleaned. The method of surface
protection of finished valves shall be optional to the
manufacturer unless specified by the purchaser.
. Valves shall be prepared for despatch in such a way as
to minimize the possibility of damage to inside or outside
parts during storage or in transit. Openings shall be covered
( ' \ to exclude dirt and other foreign material from the interior
SECTION TEN GUARANTEE
MANUFACrUJlER'S GUARANTEE
45. The manufacturer shall, by his acccp1uncc; of the pur·
chnser's order, guarantee the materiul, lhe design, and the
operation of the valves covered by the order 10 the extent
that, if any defects chargeable to faulty workmanship,
design or material are found in the valves within a'period
.of~ one year after they arc placed in regular service, the
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MARKING
PURCHASED COMPON~NTS
41. If the valv~ manufacturer obtains component parts,
e.g. rough forgmgsor any other rough or finished parts.,
from some other supplier, such pads, when requested by
the purchaser, shall be subject to inspection bylhe pur­
chaser's in.spector as specified in Clause 40. The purenaser
~hall b~ given written notification of the availability for
mspecllon of all components that he wishes to inspect.
REJECTIONS
42. Completed and assembled valves, or rough or finished
components, whether made in the valve manufacturer's
works or purchased from other suppliers, if rejected for
any cause by the purchaser's inspector, shall not be used
in any manner in completing the purchaser's order, and
shall be removed immediately from the area of the manu­
facturer's works concerned with the purchaser's order. In
the case of assembled or partly assembled valves, this re­
(juircment shall not be construed as preventing-the manu­
facturer from salvaging 'Sound components from rejected
assemblies for re-assembly with other sound components
10 form complete new valves.
of the valves. Threaded and machined surfaces shall be
well covered with an approved rust-preventive composition. ,
Gate and globe valves shall be dosed when they are
despatched. Plug valves shaH be open when they are
despatched.
TROPICAL PACKING
44. Where tropical packing is necessary, the purchaser
shall specify his requirements.
manufacturer will furnish as replacement, free of chl\rge at
the original poinl of delivery, any parlor parl.lherconh31
prove defective; provided that valves arc not misused or
abused and have been installed in the service for which
they are recommended. If any valve is found 10 be defective
before it is placed in service, the manufacturer shall, at the
purchaser's option, repair or replace it.
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APP'ENDIX A ~I

MARKING OFYALVES

R :: Requlred
N =:: Not required
Marking
Body Nameplate

NAMEPLATE (see Note 1)

MANUFACfURER'S NAME OR TRADE MARK (see Note 2)

R R
CLASS RATING (see Note 3) R R

MATERIALS IDENTIFICATION (see Note 4)

Q. Carbon steel valves R R
b. .Alloy steel valves R .R

VALVE TRIM IDENTIFICATION (see Note 5) N R ~'.:'\

V·
..

SIZE' DESIGNATION (see'Note 6 ) , R N

IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (see Note 7)

OMISSION OF MARKINGS (see. Note 8)

NOTE 1. Nameplate, All valves shall have a corrosion-resistant F:xample.· Gate valve with. 13 % chromium steel s~em. 1) i{
nameplate fastened securely _to them. Drilling or pinning to the chromium steel wedge, hard-faced seat.
wall of a .pressure-containing .partis not permitted.
STEM CRI3 CQ.IJ
.... _., .... _- ._.,. _." .
NOTE 2. Manufacturer's nalne or trade mark. Every valve shall be WEDGE CRI) or
marked with the valve manufaCl.urer's name or trade mark.
CRJJ CR13 HF
. ...... .-...­ __ or CRI)
SEAT HF HF
NOTE 3. Class. ratillg. Every valve shall be marked with numerals
denoting the class rating. Valve trim symbols shall be' in accordance with tltc following
Jist:
NOTE 4. Materials identification.
a. Carbon steel valves shall be marked with the word' steel'.
. Complylne wltb
b. Alloy steel valves shaH be marked with the word • steel' and Material Symbol B.S. Dumber·
w'ith the appropriata standard symbol as shown below:

FOCKioe' C.lcwe. 13 % chromjum 1501/3/4-713

18 % chromium. 8 % nickel
1503/4/~821, Grade
A.lloy .tee), (stabilized)
Ti or Nbt
.. , B.S.
Dumber-
Standard
,ymbol.
B.S.
Dumber­
~
...!l!!tll.~L
18 %chromiuffi, 10 %nickel, 0(
1503/4-845, Grade lit
2 % molybdenum
1506--845t ~~
18 %chronlium,12 %nickel, '\
1503/4-846t V.
l~ % chromiwn­ ~/~-- ..... \
3 % molybdenum

molybdenum steel .1503-621 t (VLQ§ Nickel-copper alloy .

!ll 1504--621
' '-._---­ . Copper;'nicke] alloy
5 % chromiunl... Cast 1400. ABi-Cor
molybdenum steel 1503..625 Aluminium bronze AB2-C
-
F5 1504-625 ~.
Bronze
Forged 2032 or 2033

The manufacturer may supplement the standard symbols with
any trade designation, provided that such markings cannot be
confused with the standard symbols.
NOTE 5. Valve trim identification. Valve trim materials sha.ll be
indicated in the following order: (i) stem. (ii) wedge/disk/pistonl
ball, (iii) seat.
The symbols indicating the trim material shall either be preceded
by the words ' stem'. • wedge/disk/piston/ball '. • seat '. or may be
used alone in the above order.
• B.S. 1501-1506 : J958, • Steels for use in the chemical. petroleum
Hard facing
Surface hardening
• B.S. 1501-1506 : 1958, • Steels for we in the chemical. petroleum
and allied ind ustries '.
a.S. 1400, t Schedule of copper alloy ingots and copper and copper
alloy castings.
B.S. 2032, • 9 % aluminium bronze (copper-aluminium) rod$,
sections, forging stock and forgings '.
B.S. 2033. 'J 0 % alum,inium bronze (copper-aluminium-nickel·
iron) rods, sections, forging stock and forgings '.

and allied industries'. . t The 1.501-1506 :1958 references are retained pending information

t In course of preparation. on the revision of the sections relative to austenitic stainles$ steels.

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~!t· Other materials. including proprietary brands. as specified The same ,figure or number shall be used onlyJor valves identical in
ly the purchaser, may be designated by symbols representing the dc:sign, detail, dimensions and materialswilh interch1ill:geableparts.
nominal analysis, but confusion with the above standard symbols NOTE 8. Omission 0/ markings. On valves of such sizeor shape as
sh+lll be avoided. will not permit of full markings, the markings maybe omitted, with
lhe approval of the purchaser. to the degree which the conditions
NOTE 6. Size designations. The size marking shall consist of
rc:qulr~,in the following sequence:
n~merals denoting the nominal pipe size
in inches.
a. Size.
NOTE .7. Jdenlijic(llion number. All vaJves shall be marked on the b. Manufacturer's name or trademark.
nameplate and/or in a suitable position on the valve with the r. Class rating. .

manufacturer'sfig'ure or number identifying the valve in all respccts. . Markings omitted from the valve shall appear on the nameplate.

APPENDIX B

PRESSURE/TEMPERATURE RATINGS

3
.
1 2 4 5 6 7
.'.

Maximum non-shock service pressure p.s".

Service Carbon steel 1 ~ 0,10 chromium-molybdenum S % chromium-molybdenum

'temperature OF steel . steel'
f;.:<~
\!J Class 800 Class JSOO Class,.SOO Class 1500 Class 800 Cl~ '1500

-20!~o \
.
100 2000 3600 2000 3600 2000 3600
~
150 1970 -,
3550 1970 3550 1970 3550
200 1940 3500 1940 3500 1940 3500
250 1915 3450 1915 3450 1915 ' 3450
300 1895 3415 1895 3415 1895 ! 3415

350 .1875 3375 1875 3375 1875 3375

400 1850 3330 1850 3330 1850 3330
450 1810 3255 1810 3255 1810 3255
500 17.35 3125 1735 3125 1735 3125
550 1640 2955 1640 2955 1640 2955

600 1540 2770 154D 2770 1540 2770

650 1430 2580 1430 2580 1430 2580
700 1305 2350 1340 2415 1340 2415
750 .1180 2125 1245 2250 1245 2250
800 1015 1830 1155 2080 1155 2080

850 BOO· 1500· 1060 1915 1060 1915

875 725 1305 1015 1830 1015 1830
900 600 1115 970 1750 970 1750
925 520 945 925 1655 " 925 1665
950 425 770 880 1585 880 1585
975 330 600 800· 1500· SOO' 1500·

1000 235 430 740 1335 695 1250

102~ - - 630 1140 595 1070
1050 - - 520 945 . '
495 890
1075 - - 815 405 730
. -
450

1100 - - 380' 685 325 565

1125 - - 310 555 260 470
1150 - - 235 430 210 375
,,315
1175 - - 175 315 175
1200 - - 'lIS 205 140 255

• Primary service pressure.

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