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Trunnion Mounted Ball Valve

Fully Welded Trunnion Mounted Ball Valve

Product Description
XDV Full welded ball valves are intended to be fitted as stop/shutoff valves in water and gas-supply systems, in the heat-power engineering, housing and communal services as well as in the process lines at chemical and oi-refining plants, at pulp-and paper milks production facilities.

XDV Full Weld Ball Valve Design Features

”Seamless Carbon steel or stainless Steel Body: All welded ball valve body is compact and streamline for maximum strength and minimum weight.

”stainless Steel Ball: The stainless steel ball is produced to extremely tight tolerances, and ground to within microns of perfect roundness to assure smooth operations and a tight seal.

”Optional Locking Device With Position Indicator: Instantly readable locking device that shows the valve operating position.

”Stem Bearings: These bearings are produced from an electrically conductive material that provides a safety grounded stem to eliminate static build-up and potential arcing.

”SEAT SEALS: The special 25% carbonized PTFE (Teflon)(G-453)seals tightly, yet allows easy. low-torque, quarter-turn operation.

”STAINLESS LABELS: Every label is permanently stamped, color coded with traceable serial numbers for each valve

”SEAT QUALITY FEATURES: Do not absorb water, and does not expand Chemical resistant, High friction characteristics Good temperature stability, Tested and approved up to 250℃
Product Range&Features
Size 2"~60"
Rating 150LB~2500LB
Body Materials Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, XDSS, etc.
Design Standards API 6D/ASME B16.34
Trim A105 ENP,13Cr, F304, F316
Face to Face Standards ASME B16.10
Flange Dimension Standards ASME B 16.5/ASME B16.47
Pressure Test Standards API598,API 6D
Quality/Product Certifications ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO18001
Fugitive Emissions ISO 15848-1, API 622
NACE NACE MR 0103 NACE MR 0175
Shutoff Class API 598 (Zero Leakage), API 6D
End Connection RF, RTJ, BW
Operation Lever, Gear, Motor, Pneumatic, Gas Over Oil, Hydraulic
Product Details
NO. PAPT NAME MATERIAL-ASTM
1 O-RING VITON
2 SPRING INCONEL X750
3 SEAT ASTM A105 ENP
4 SEAT SEAL RING VITON
5 O-RING VITON
6 TRUNION ASTM A182 F6a
7 BODY ASTM A105
8 SAET-RING MOLON
9 O-RING VITON
10 BONNET ASTM A105
11 STEM ASTM A182 F6a
12 BALL ASTM A105 ENP
13 TRANSITIONAL SHORT PIPE ASTM A105
14 STEM BEARING SF-1
15 BOLT ASTM A193 B7
16 O-RING VITON
17 0-RING VITON
18 GLAND ASTM A105
19 SEAT INJECTION VALVE ASTM A1025
20 STEM INJECTION VALVE ASTM A1025
21 STEM INJECTION VALVE ASTM A1025
22 SEWAGE DISCHARGE VALVE ASTM A1025
Installation

Ball valves are normally installed in horizontal pipe with vertical stem.

These valves can also be installed with no limitation regarding the pipe or stem orientation.

However, in this case the actual pipe/stem orientation should be advised to allow for the right position of the drain plug.

Unless otherwise recommended by the manufacturing plant, the valve should be installed with the ball in the open position, to ensure that the seat rings are not damaged during installation.

Particular care should be taken with those valves equipped with ‘fail-close’ actuators.

For operating temperatures above 200°C (392°F) thermal insulation of the valve body is recommended.

Handling and lifting of the valves during installation MUST be performed following the same criteria and instructions described in previous points “2.2 Handling Requirements” and “2.3 Storage and

Preservation before Installation”.

Butt weld Valves

Position the valve and check the alignment with the pipe.

Proceed with welding, in accordance with the applicable welding procedure.

Important:

It is recommended to perform piping flushing before installation of the valve. If this is not possible, the valve must be set with the ball in full open position before starting with flushing.

For butt weld end valves

To avoid any damage to the gaskets, the temperature during the pipe welding and the heat treatment has to be monitored by a thermocouple placed in the seat grease injector holes.

Make sure to limit the temperature at maximum of 200°C.

This instruction has to be carefully followed especially in case there are not any transition piece (pup piece) welded to the valve.

Flanged End Valves

Valves with flanged ends should be treated as a single unit and should not be dismantled when installing to pipeline.

 

Before installing the valves, make sure that the flanges on the mating pipe are free from excessive grit, dirt or burrs, and that there is no mechanical damage to the flanges on the pipe.

 

When inserting the flange bolts, make sure the bolts are correct size to hold pressure and axial forces.

Troubleshooting guide

MALFUNCTION

PROBABLE CAUSE SOLUTION

Leakage through the valve

Ball surface damage

Replace the ball

Seat damage

Replace the seats or try with injection of sealant grease

Not complete closure

Check Open/Close limits and settings

Ball movement not regular

(actuated valves)

Dirt between ball and seats

Flush the inside, operating the valve 5 times

Dirt between ball and body cavities

Flush the inside, operating the valve 5 times

Not sufficient air supply flow

Confirm working conditions are as per request

Not sufficient air discharge

Include quick exhaust valve

Valve torque too high

Seat damage

Replace the seats

Dirt between ball and seats

Flush the inside operating the valve 5 times

Dirt between ball and body activities

Flush the inside operating the valve 5 times

Excessive Pressure or Temperature

Confirm working conditions are as per request

Stem leakage

Stem nuts loose

Tighten stem nuts

Damaged stem seal surfaces

Replace stem

Damaged stem seals

Replace stem seal or try with injection of sealant grease

Body seal leakage

Gasket damage

Replace gaskets

Excessive Pressure or Temperature Excessive load from piping system

Confirm working conditions are as per request Verify piping system architecture

Excessive valve noise

Error in valve sizing

Confirm valve sizing

Not complete opening

Check Open/Close limits and settings

Fail in valve movement after electrical input (actuated valves)

Solenoid valve fail

Confirm power supply Replace the solenoid

Fail in limit switch signal

Un-correct settings

Check Open/Close settings

Limit switch is broken

Replace limit switch

Un-correct power supply

Confirm working conditions are as per request

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