Tis 405- 'SSUED 1075 REAFFIRMED 901 ergot TAPPL TAPP) The information and a cia inthis dosent vere reared by echnical commie ofthe Asx Yo Tie comniter and the Amwlaon asune m0 bir respons a comecton wh te 2 of Sach orator ot de The ier b reaposile or feteinng tat Ts coeunent 1 (he est ECE pao pulsed. Recommendations for stainless steel, bonnetless, flanged, wafer, and knife gate valves 4. Scope and field of application “This technical information sheot covers all stainless steel orstainless ste! lined, cast of fabricated bonnetless, langed, knife gate valves in2- through 24-in. sizes. The valves inthis recommendation are intended for use in applications where shock loadings are not encountered, where temperatures range from 32°F to 150°F (OC to 65°C), and where pressures donot exceed 150 psig. Valves made of materials (rin sizes not ised in this TISheet should be considered in Conformance if such valves comply in all other respects. “Applications ouside of the conditions listed requite special design considerations. 2, Pressure rating “This recommentation covers 150 psig, C.WW.P. (col working pressure), nonshock valves, 3, Size “The valve size in Table 405-8.1 isthe nominal pipe size of the end connection. 4, Marking Each valve should be marked to show the following information: (A through F to be permanently marked.) a. Manufacturer's name or trademarhitogo bb. Manufacturer's mode! number fc. The material of construction or code @. The valve size ce, Pressureitemperatre limitations F, Since these valves ate normally manufactured for shutoff in one direction only. the valve should be marked showing direction of shutoff in such @ manner that the markings cen be seen with the valve installed in the ‘peline. The wser should be responsible for comectiectional installation, Table 405-8.1 Valve dimensions Boling inensions* Valo Flonge RE, Ho. "Tap. Faceto- Min? se OD" 00° ACM bats sco face Hg. th 2 600 962 475 % OsI-11NC 1.00 050 3 780 S00 00 4 C6s-11NC 200 080 {$00 819 750 8 O8s-11NC 200 050 5 100 731 850 8 O75-10NC 225 069 8 i199 S80 sso 8 O75-10NC 228 063 3 1350 1062 1175 6 O7S-10NC 275 063 19 1800 1275 1425 12 QmB- BNC 279 075 {2 12.00 1800 1700 12 Oas- ONC 300 075 {A 2100 1928 1875 12 100- 6NC 300 OB 1 2380 1850 2125 16 100- @NC 360 088 43. 2500 2100 278 18 112- 7NC 350 098 B 2780 2400 200 20 612 TNC 450 100 243200 25. 7NC 480 100 Sinee dineaione dient Gage 180 1 ANS B18.5, "See Poe Fangs ‘zu beige itr ug tgs ins 10,208, 40,605 300100 Ec ad esas Netonal Sans so Now York, NY). oladale fra rtdas 08 raced ac. NOTE! A chransons en in ins, 2725 2350 20 8. A tag should be attached to the valve for installation purposes indicating: 1. Care to be taken in valve instalation with respect 10 direction of shutoff 2. Care to be taken when installing studs oF bots in the tapped holes ofthe flange in the area ofthe chest {o prevent chest damage 3, Packing nuts may require adjustment to obtain ight seal 5. Materials Materials used for major components of these valves are listed in Table 405-8.2 6. Design A. Valves should be all stainless steel oF combination of Stainless steel and carbon steel or cast ron with al interior Gopronet bbs Naicrave aol becbansal Eninering Commie othe Engnserng Dive TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION OF THE PULP AND PAPER INDUSTRYTiS 405-8 able 406-8.2 Major component mater Motori ASTM number Slaless soa pale aH 276 238 A289, ABE, or R28 Carbon seal casting R216 Bronze eacing 62 A125, 028 trom caesing ‘Equivalent saioss ste! grades Wrought cast ‘re0t ors ‘30 Geom ar com Soh ELe oF BiSeLC Grau Eras a.m hrcn Soy Tot end Matera, Peden, PA, wetted surfaces stainless steel including the raised face, Body Manges should be in accordance with Table 405-8.1. All oles should be tgpped for National Conse threads. 'B. Valve port ID. should be not less than 90% of the nominal inside diameter of Schedule 40 pipe. ‘C. Because of variations in basic valve design differential oresgure, and valve location, itis nat possible to standardize “hen @ valve ean be hand-operated or requires mechanical assistance. Mechanical asistance is normally recommended ‘when handwhec! rimpoll exceeds 80 Ib, Therefore, users should consult with manufacturers on all valves over 8 rominal size on the advisability of operator assistance. 7, Welding ‘Welding should be of a quality as required for the intended service. Welding meterial should be selected on the basis of ood design and manufacturing practice. Recommendations for stainless steel, bonnetless, flanged, wafer, and knife gate valves / 2 8, Tolerances “The following tolerances should be followed: Facesioace, sizes 10-in, and smaller * O6in. (1.6mm) sizes [in and larger *.12in. (3.2mm) Flange outside diameter = 06in. (1.6mm) Bolt cirele diameter drilling = .06in. (1.6mm) Cenier-to-center of adjacent bolt holes. =.03in, (0.8mm) 9, Test A. Design testing 1. Sheil tet, Each size volve should be pressure tested ata minimum of 1¥ times working pressure to substantiate design, 2. Gate est. Bach size valve should be pressure tested ata minimum of 1¥% times working pressure 10 substantiate design. B, Production testing 1. Shell rest. Each valve should be pressure tested at the rated working pressure with no visible leakage allowed. 2. Gate test. Each valve should be pressure tested at the rated working pressure with no visible leakage through the gate material allowed. '3, Seat test. Each valve should be hydrostatically tested at 40 psi differential pressure in the direction of closure, Maximum permissible leakage should be 40 ccfmin/in, of rominal valve size. 10, Shipment A. Valve packing nuts may be loosened prior 10 shipment to extend packing life. These nuts may have to be adjusted alter installation. B, Unless indicated otherwise, vaive should be shipped with covers to protet the raised face of the flanges, a