2. ValSpeQ 4.06 Project list
• Positioner Rationalization
• 500 V Series Addition
• 33000 Series Expansion
• 84000 Report Revamping
• 37/38 phase Out
• ISO Packing
• SAP Fixes and enhancements
7. Single Seat Regulators:
• 535V Reducing Service
• 536V Back Pressure Service
• Standard 28000 Series Body
• Nominal sizes and body ratings 15[½”], 20[¾”] and 25[1”]
• Typical Application : Self-Regulating Valve with microflow Cvs
• 10 Plug/seat ring combinations identical to the standard 28000 (Varipak)
Masoneilan 500V Regulators
8. New Actuators for 536V
Masoneilan 500V Regulators
Sizing and actuator Sizing are following same rules of 500 series product.
9. 536V Sectional , same body of 28000 but actuator with spring on top to meet fail type
Masoneilan 500V Regulators
10. Masoneilan 500V Regulators
ValSpeQ coverage
• All Configurations
• All Calculations / Applications rules
• All Actuators
• Actuator Sizing
• Price
• Drawings
• Lead Time will be available in ValSpeQ version 4.07
Technical Documentation
12. 33000 Series Triple Offset – Phase II
Body Configurations Available
Wafer or Lugged
Per API 609
Double Flange
(Short Pattern)
Per ASME
B16.10
Double Flange
(Long Pattern)
Per ASME
B16.10
Product Manager - John De Veau
13. 33000 Series Exploded View
DISC HOLDER
MAIN DISC
SEAT RING GASKET
SEAT RING RETAINER
SEAT RING
MOUNTING BRACKET
14. Phase II - 33000 Series Available Sizes and
Capacities
Preferred flow direction (shaft
upstream) Rated Cv
150 class
Rated Cv
300 class
Valve Size
Inches mm
3 80 98 98
4 100 212 212
6 150 610 548
8 200 1461 1315
10 250 2488 2239
12 300 4102 3691
14 350 5218 4697
16 400 6753 6078
18 450 8767 7891
20 500 10875 9787
24 600 15780 14202
30 750 27550 20000
36 900 39700 28800
Note: ASME 600 class rating and sizes up to 48” available upon request.
15. 33000 Series - Actuations Available
Manual Operator : Added in Scope
Spring & Diaphragm Actuator
Model 31/32 (4” - 8”) and Model 33 (3”-4”)
Electric Actuator (Buy-out)
Scotch and yoke actuator Expanded Scope
Required from
CES:
• Torque
calculations
• Shaft limits
• Bare stem
details
16. 33000 Previous vs Current Scope
This scope will be expanded release by release.
• Actuators
• Body
Materials
• Options
• Size Range
& Pressure
Class
Class 150 – 3” to 36”
Class 300 – 3” to 36”
CL 600 / Larger Size
available on request
•Lugged (drilled
Through)
•Lugged (Threaded)
•Double Flanged (Short
Pattern)
•Wafer
•31/32 -Spring
Diaphragm
•33 - Spring Diaphragm
•CP/S & GP – Scotch-
Yoke Piston Cylinder
(single acting)
•A / AB / IW Manual
Operator
Carbon steel WCC
Stainless steel CF8M
Low Temperature
Carbon Steel LCC
A 217 gr WC9
Duplex 4A
Duplex 6A
17. 33000 in ValSpeQ
• All Configurations up to 36”
• All Calculations / Applications rules
• Scotch Yoke, Spring-Diaphragm, Manual Operator
• Actuator Sizing (Include Manual Operator Check)
• Price
• Lead Time
• Drawings now available for 31/32/33 Actuators
Note: 39004 has been removed
19. Control Valve Stem Packing
Valve Design Considerations
Emissions requirements
EPA packing options
ISO packing options
Other packing options
Product Leader – Chris Bittner
20. Control Valve Emissions Requirements
Environmental Regulations
• EPA Requirements
• Regional European Standards
Control Valve Qualification
• FCI Standards
• ISO Standards
• TA-LUFT Certification
Plant Operational Concerns
• Regulatory Compliance
• Process Yield & Efficiency
• Maintenance & Repair Costs
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21. Packing qualification standards
API standards targeted toward on-off service … but may be
requested for control valves … no current GE certification exists!
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22. ISO Packing
Internal reference documents:
• CES-2112 : aapplying ISO 15848 Packing Certifications and Table Extension
• CES-1093 : Fugitive emission selection tool
Extension Table Used by Valspeq or Applications Engineer
Number Product Line
Product
Line size
Product Line
rating
Packing Name (ValSpeQ)
External
Packing
Name
Internal Packing
Designation
ISO Tightness ISO Endurance Packing Description Certification
L13b ISO Teflon
L13b ISO Teflon
L13b ISO Teflon
L13b ISO Teflon
L13b ISO Teflon
L13b ISO Teflon
L13b ISO Teflon
L13b ISO Teflon
L13b ISO Teflon
L14 ISO Graphite
L14 ISO Graphite
L14 ISO Graphite
L14 ISO Graphite
L14 ISO Graphite
L14 ISO Graphite
L14 ISO Graphite
L14 ISO Graphite
L14 ISO Graphite
L13b ISO Teflon
L13b ISO Teflon
ISO Teflon
ISO Teflon
ISO Teflon
ISO Teflon
ISO Teflon
ISO Teflon
ISO Teflon
ISO Teflon
ISO Teflon
13
16 ISO Graphite L14 Class B CC1
L13b
L13b
Class B
Class B
L13b
L13b
Class B
Class B
14 ISO Graphite L14 Class B CC1
C0707D1
C0707D1
C0707D1
C0707D1
7
ISO Graphite
C0707G1
C0707G1
L13b
L13b
L13b
Class B
Class B
Class B
CC1
CC1
L14 Class B CC1
L14: graphite James
Walker SUPAGRAF
CONTROL type
C0707G1
L13B: PTFE/Carbon
LATTYflon 3260LM +
graphite top and bottom
L13B: PTFE/Carbon
LATTYflon 3260LM +
graphite top and bottom
L13B: PTFE/Carbon
LATTYflon 3260LM +
graphite top and bottom
L13B: PTFE/Carbon
LATTYflon 3260LM +
graphite top and bottom
L13B: PTFE/Carbon
LATTYflon 3260LM +
graphite top and bottom
L13B: PTFE/Carbon
LATTYflon 3260LM +
graphite top and bottom
L13B: PTFE/Carbon
LATTYflon 3260LM +
graphite top and bottom
L13B: PTFE/Carbon
LATTYflon 3260LM +
graphite top and bottom
L13B: PTFE/Carbon
LATTYflon 3260LM +
graphite top and bottom
L14: graphite James
Walker SUPAGRAF
CONTROL type
L14: graphite James
Walker SUPAGRAF
CONTROL type
9
5
8
6
3 CC1
CC1
CC1
CC1
CC1
C0707D1
C0707D1
C0707D1
Class B
L13b
L13b
Class B
2
1 CC1
CC1
C0707D1
C0707D1
4
10 ISO Graphite L14 Class B CC1
L14: graphite James
Walker SUPAGRAF
CONTROL type
C0707G1
12 ISO Graphite L14 Class B CC1
15 ISO Graphite L14
11 ISO Graphite L14 Class B CC1
L14: graphite James
Walker SUPAGRAF
CONTROL type
C0707G1
Class B CC1
L14: graphite James
Walker SUPAGRAF
CONTROL type
C0707G1
L14: graphite James
Walker SUPAGRAF
CONTROL type
C0707G1
17 ISO Graphite L14 Class B CC1
L14: graphite James
Walker SUPAGRAF
CONTROL type
C0707G1
1”-6”
<= 1500
<= 600
18 ISO Graphite L14 Class B CC1
L14: graphite James
Walker SUPAGRAF
CONTROL type
C0707G1
CC1
L13B: PTFE/Carbon
LATTYflon 3260LM +
graphite top and bottom
C0707B1
¾”-12”
¾”-8”
19 ISO Teflon L13b Class A CC1
L13B: PTFE/Carbon
LATTYflon 3260LM +
graphite top and bottom
C0707B1
¾”-12”
20 ISO Teflon L13b Class A
<= 600
21000
10000
11000
41000
78100
78400
18400
79000
80000
41000
10000
11000
21000
78100
78400
18400
79000
80000
21000
10000
¾”-8”
¾”-12”
¾”-12”
2”-16”
¾”-6”
1”-2”
1”-2”
1”-6”
¾”-12”
2"-18"
¾”-12”
¾”-12”
¾”-8”
¾”-6”
1”-2”
1”-2”
<= 1500
<= 1500
<= 1500
<= 1500
<= 1500
<= 1500
<= 1500
<= 1500
<= 1500
<= 1500
<= 1500
<= 1500
<= 1500
<= 1500
<= 1500
<= 1500
<= 1500
23. ISO Packing
New Packings in ValSpeQ
Linear Valves*
• L13b ISO Teflon
• L13e ISO Teflon
• L14 ISO Graphite
• L16 ISO Teflon
• L8b (LE) FCI 91-1 (former LE packing set)
• L9 fire safe packing set (former Fire Safe)
Rotary Valves*
• R4C ISO Teflon
• R4D ISO Teflon
• R6C ISO Graphite
Sales & Application Guide will be distributed along with ValSpeQ
* Some packing may not be available for all Products
24. Linear Valves
Qualification
Standard
Packing
Designation
Valve
Group Endurance Leakage Class Max. ASME Class
Max. Fluid
Temperature
°C (°F)
FCI 91-1 L8 (LE™) A
A1 (100k cycles)
<100 ppm
Methane 600 343 (650)
Class A 1500 40 (104)
Class A 600 200 (392)
Class B 1500 220 (428)
CC1 (25k cycles) Class A
CC3 (100k cycles) Class B
L13e G CC2 (60k cycles) Class B 2500 343 (650)
Class A 600
Class B 1500
CC1 (25k cycles) Class A 2500
CC2 (60k cycles) Class B 1500
L16 B CC3 (100k cycles) Class A 2500 315 (600)
L16 G CC3 (100k cycles) Class A 900 454 (850)
All packing sets listed are with live loading
Rotary Valves
Qualification
Standard
Packing
Designation
Valve
Group Endurance Leakage Class Max. ASME Class
Max. Fluid
Temperature
°C (°F)
R4C CC2 (60k cycles) Class B 400 (750)
R4D CC3 (100k cycles) Class A 250 (482)
R6C CC1 (25k cycles) Class B 385 (725)
Valve Group Definitions
A
B
C
G
31k, 34k, 35k, 37k, 39k
77k
CC1 (25k cycles)
260 (500)
C 600
A
A
B
CC1 (25k cycles)
A
425 (797)
510 (950)
2500
L13b
10k, 18/78k (2IN and below)21k, 41k, 48k, 71k, 72k, 74k, 79k, 80k, 84k
18k/78k (3IN and above), 49k
ISO-15848
ISO-15848
L13e
L16
L14
Packing Summary (ref. GEA32991)
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25. Part 1
Part 2
Industrial Valves
Measurement,
test,
qualification
procedures for
fugitive
emissions
Part 1: Type Testing
ISO 15848:2015
Part 2: Production Testing
International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
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26. Test Article – Prototype Test
Packing Set … R4D
Test Specification
Certification Details:
AH – Class A, Helium Test
CC3 – 100,000 cycles
SSA2 – 2 Stem adjustments
T(RT/+250C) valid RT to +250C
Stem Diameter Extension
Prototype Test Certificate
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27. ISO Packing Configuration
Two new selections: Packing Class and Endurance
Packing Selection
Product Line
Availability
Certification
Product Line Size /
Rating
Fluid Temperature vs
Bonnet Type
ValSpeQ filters ISO packing as per process
conditions / type :
28. Qualified vs. Certified Packing
ValSpeQ selection refers to Qualified ISO packing.
ISO Certification requires packing qualified and certified by production test.
Glossary Packing Qualified Packing Certified
Explanation
A packing that guarantees performance in terms
of leakage as per qualification and endurance.
A qualified packing that pass factory
test.
Test Performed on a prototype.
Performed on production, in factory
on actual valve.
Test type
CC1 = 20000 Cycles, 2 thermal cyclings at Rating
Pressure using Helium Leakage measurement.
CC1, CC2, CC3 = 5 Cycles, at
ambient temp and 6 bars using
Helium Leakage measurement.
CC2 = 60000 Cycles, 3 thermal cyclings at Rating
Pressure using Helium Leakage measurement.
CC3 = 100000 Cycles, 4 thermal cyclings at
Rating Pressure using Helium Leakage
measurement.
Configuration Defined in ValSpeQ valve by valve To be added in ITP
Pricing Defined in ValSpeQ
Consult Factory for price (quantity /
lot / size / type / dependency)
29. Production Test definition
The Factory test to Certify Packing need to be included in to
Fugitive Emission Production test
This requirement is in the ITP / Optional Test
31. 32
Steamform customer report simplification
Specification
Sheet
De SuperHeater
Sheet
Positioner
Sheet
New Specification Sheet
32. Steamform customer report simplification
Steam Conditioning Type Specific
Body S/A
Trim
Actuator
Positioner
Desuperheater
Details supplied to customer have
been reduced. A dedicated team
worked on it to agree contents
and form.
33. Split by TAG report
When creating Factory Documentation, ValSpeQ creates one package with all
lines.
Factory or customer may need a separate book for each line.
New option is in V Report / Settings / Preferences
34. Split by TAG report
This function creates one book for each TAG .
Each book contains the selected report per TAG, in addition one book is created for the
Summary Report
One book with
selected items per
TAG
The summary report
is separated
35. Split by TAG report
Each book will be named adding Item and TAG in file name:
Report File Name Contents
Standard «Quote #».pdf As selected in «Valve» , «Drawing»
and «Summary» report
TAG individual Report "Quote#”_”Item#_”TAG".pdf As selected in «Valve» , «Drawing»
report
TAG summary Report “Quote#”_Summary.pdf As selected in «Summary» report
Example:
Quote Number
TAG
Item
36. Creation of xml files
Automatic creation for factory documentation of
• Factory Documentation
• PED xml file (allow to communicate with PED calculator)
• SAP xml & txt file (allows to communicate with SAP BOM generator)
PED Export File
SAP Export Files
Pdf File
Xml files (SAP) can be created only trough Factory Documentation.
41. Becker Actuator Sizing
Actuator Service Temperature:
This optional value drives the temperature factor when calculating Valve Torque.
• If left blank, ValSpeQ will size actuator using Minimum Service Temperature.
• If temperature will be provided, ValSpeQ will use this value for Actuator sizing.
42. Other enhancements
• Drawings enhancement
• 87/88 Size 23 L
• 51/52/53 with missing options (Solenoids and Dimensions)
• Schematics for 52/53
• 37/38 have been disabled only for Autosizing. Manual actuator check will stay in ValSpeQ to
support install base . Pricing is disabled and need to be asked to factories.
• Fixed and assigned Duplex Pricing for 21000
• Added following information on Excel Export
• Project Information:
Project Name
End User Name
End User Location
General Notes
Customer PO
• Item Information:
Selection Notes
Sizing Notes
• Technical Information:
Minimum Design Temperature
51. Control Valve Design Considerations
Dynamic Seal Interface
• Fine Stem Finish
• Insures Good Sealing & Minimizes Wear
Static Seal Interface
• Good Packing Box Finish
• Dependent on Packing Type
Complete Assembly Alignment
• Plug & Stem Sub-Assembly
• Guide Bushing & Packing Box
• Actuator Mounting & Connection
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52. Dynamic Operating Factors
Flow Induced Forces
• Resultant Side Loads on Valve Plug
• Guiding Close to Throttling Section
(Avoid Cantilevering)
Mechanical Vibration
• Effective Guiding in Both Valve &
Actuator Assemblies
Valve Stem Size
• Larger Diameter Results in Higher
Friction
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53. Maximum Control Performance
Reduce Friction
• Controlled Alignment
• Low Friction Materials
• Prevent Over Tightening
• Minimize Stem Diameter
Key Benefits
• Tighter Throttling Control
• Less Deadband & Hysteresis
• Better Valve Response
• Reduced Maintenance
• Smaller Actuator Requirements
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54. Rotary Motion Control Valves
General Advantages
• Non-Exposed Dynamic Surfaces
(Stem & Packing)
• No Foreign Particles
• Increases Packing Life
Camflex® Advantages
• Less Than 90o Rotation
• Reduced Wear & Friction
• Integral Extended Bonnet
• Use PTFE Packing up to Higher
Temperatures
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56. Control Valve Emissions Requirements
Environmental Regulations
• EPA Requirements
• Regional European Standards
Control Valve Qualification
• FCI Standards
• ISO Standards
• TA-LUFT Certification
Plant Operational Concerns
• Regulatory Compliance
• Process Yield & Efficiency
• Maintenance & Repair Costs
GE Confidential
57. Packing qualification standards
API standards targeted toward on-off service … but may be
requested for control valves … no current GE certification exists!
GE Confidential
58. EPA Requirements
Fugitive Emissions Regulations
• 40 CFR Part 60
• Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
– Accelerates Ozone Formation
– Results in Adverse Health Conditions
Control Valve Emissions
• Major Contributor to Plant Leakage (60%)
• Consent Decrees … require “Low-E” valves
Controlling Emissions
• Specifications … certifications
• LDAR – leak detection and repair programs
• Consent Decrees
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59. Customer Impact
Consent Decree (CD) – a legal agreement between
EPA and a company enforced by US DOJ.
• Typically $500M in fines … $20k per valve
• Enhanced monitoring … LDAR … fines for non
compliance
• Aggressive repair & Low-E specifications
• Selectively including all valves in program not just
VOC (steam, water)
Control valves typically exempt in CD … but customers are
proactively requiring compliance!
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61. EPA CD Settlements
Refineries
• BP Whiting
• Flint Hills
• Marathon
• Murphy Oil
• Shell
• Tesoro
Chemical plants
• Dow
• DuPont
• Formosa
• Henkel
• INEOS
• Vertellus
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62. EPA Qualification
Test Method 21
• 1981-1993 – 10k ppm
• 1994-2016 – 500 ppm
• Now - 100 ppm
FCI Standard 91-1:1997
• Stem Seal Qualification
• Complies with EPA Method 21
• Mechanical & Thermal Cycling
• Test Fixture or Test Valve
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63. Part 1
Part 2
Industrial Valves
Measurement,
test,
qualification
procedures for
fugitive
emissions
Part 1: Type Testing
ISO 15848:2015
Part 2: Production Testing
International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
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64. ISO 15848 Part 1 – Type Testing
Type Test
Test fluid: Helium or Methane (97% minimum purity)
Temperatures measured at three (3) locations
Mechanical cycling at room temperarure
Or mechanical cycling in steps from room
temperature to selected temperature
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66. ISO 15848 Part 2 – Production Test
Production acceptance test
Test fluid: Helium
Test pressure: 6 bar (87 psi)
Test temperature: Room temp as
defined in ISO 15848-1
Measurement: in ppmv by sniffing
per ISO 15848-1:2015 Annex B
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67. Test Article – Prototype Test
Packing Set … R4D
Test Specification
Certification Details:
AH – Class A, Helium Test
CC3 – 100,000 cycles
SSA2 – 2 Stem adjustments
T(RT/+250C) valid RT to +250C
Stem Diameter Extension
Prototype Test Certificate
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68. Extension of ISO 15848 Part 1
Testing
Pressure rating is same as
test valve or lower
Stem diameter:
𝐷
2
≤D≤2D
where D = stem diameter of
tested valve
Notes: Same series, packing and gasket same material and design
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69. Test Article – Prototype Test
Certificate extends to …
Valve Sizes / Pressure
Classes/Stem Diameters
covered
Packing Set
Name/Description
Extension Summary
Design Temperature Validity
Cycling – valid CC1- CC2-
CC3
Tightness – valid A, B, C
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76. GE Masoneilan typical live load
fugitive emission design:
Sealing Rings
Anti-extrusion ring
Anti-extrusion ring
Follower
Packing flange
Springs
Note: Live-loading
may be internal or
external depending
on application.
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78. L13e Packing Design
Lattyflon
3260LM
Lattygraf 6118
Lattygraf 6118
Graphite filled
Teflon
Graphite filled
Teflon
A modification of the
L13b for improved
performance in higher
pressure applications
with Lincoln-Log and
77k. Up to Class A
helium performance.
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79. L14 Packing Design
James
Walker
Supagraph
One of the core
offerings today for
fugitive emissions. The
all graphite design is
targeted at higher
temperature
applications and is
available for our core
reciprocating products
(21k, 41k, 10k, etc). Up
to Class A Helium
performance.
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80. L16 Packing Design
Lattyflon 3260 LM
Lattyflon 3260 LM
Lattygraf 6995 NG
Lattygraf 6995 NG
Lattygraf 6995 NG
Our latest release, a
double packing design,
which provides the
most robust, reliable,
and lowest emission
performance to date.
Lattygraf 6995 NG
Lantern ring (spacer)
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84. Linear Valves
Qualification
Standard
Packing
Designation
Valve
Group Endurance Leakage Class Max. ASME Class
Max. Fluid
Temperature
°C (°F)
FCI 91-1 L8 (LE™) A
A1 (100k cycles)
<100 ppm
Methane 600 343 (650)
Class A 1500 40 (104)
Class A 600 200 (392)
Class B 1500 220 (428)
CC1 (25k cycles) Class A
CC3 (100k cycles) Class B
L13e G CC2 (60k cycles) Class B 2500 343 (650)
Class A 600
Class B 1500
CC1 (25k cycles) Class A 2500
CC2 (60k cycles) Class B 1500
L16 B CC3 (100k cycles) Class A 2500 315 (600)
L16 G CC3 (100k cycles) Class A 900 454 (850)
All packing sets listed are with live loading
Rotary Valves
Qualification
Standard
Packing
Designation
Valve
Group Endurance Leakage Class Max. ASME Class
Max. Fluid
Temperature
°C (°F)
R4C CC2 (60k cycles) Class B 400 (750)
R4D CC3 (100k cycles) Class A 250 (482)
R6C CC1 (25k cycles) Class B 385 (725)
Valve Group Definitions
A
B
C
G
31k, 34k, 35k, 37k, 39k
77k
CC1 (25k cycles)
260 (500)
C 600
A
A
B
CC1 (25k cycles)
A
425 (797)
510 (950)
2500
L13b
10k, 18/78k (2IN and below)21k, 41k, 48k, 71k, 72k, 74k, 79k, 80k, 84k
18k/78k (3IN and above), 49k
ISO-15848
ISO-15848
L13e
L16
L14
Packing Summary (ref. GEA32991)
GE Confidential
86. Alternative Solutions
Third Party Suppliers
• Outside Press./Temp. Range
• Chesterton, Garlock & Others
• Market as EPA Compliant Designs
• By Customer Request
• MN Will Work with Packing Vendors
Masoneilan Test Results
• Based on Same Stringent Targets
• Unable to Certify 3rd Party Solutions
• Meets Lower FCI Classifications
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87. Zero Emissions Design
Typical Bellows Stem Seal
• Toxic Fluid Processes
• Provides Mechanical Sealing
• Back-Up Packing System
• Intermediate Leak Detection
Key Factors
• Higher Cost vs Packing Options
• Mechanical Life Limitations
• “Spring Back” Effect
• Alignment & Anti-Rotation
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89. ISO 15848 Part 1 - Temperatures
Number Location
T1 Flow path
T2 Valve body
T3 Stuffing box
T4 Option: Flow path
All three temperatures stabilized before leakage
is measured
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90. ISO 15848 Part 1 – Temperature
Classes
Temperature Class Qualifies valve in the following range
t-196OC -196OC up to room temperature (RT)
t-46OC -46OC up to room temperature (RT)
tRT -29OC up to +40OC
t200OC Room temperature (RT) up to 200OC
t400OC Room temperature (RT) up to 400OC
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91. ISO 15848 Part 1 – Tightness Classes
Stem seals - based on
Helium
Stem seals - based on
Methane
AH
(3.14 x 10-8 mg-sec-1-mm-1 stem dia)
AM (≤ 50 ppmv)
BH
(3.14 x 10-7 mg-sec-1-mm-1 stem dia)
BM (AM (≤ 50 ppmv)
≤ 100 ppmv)
CH
(3.14 x 10-5 mg-sec-1-mm-1 stem dia)
CM (≤ 500 ppmv)
Maximum body gasket leakage: ≤ 50 ppmv for both tests
Notes:
(1) AH tested by vacuum method
(2) BH & CH tested by vacuum or bagging method
(3) AH, BH, CH leak measurement can be volumetric
(4) AM, BM, CM tested by sniffing method
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94. ISO 15848 Part 1 – Endurance Classes
Endurance
Class
Max stem
Seal
Adjustment
Total Cycles
CC1 SSA-1
20000 cycles total = 10000 cycles @
RT + 10000 cycles @ test
temperature
CC2 SSA-2
60000 cycles total = CC1 + 40000
cycles (20000 cycles @ RT + 20000
cycles @ test temperature)
CC3 SSA-3
100000 cycles total = CC2 + 40000
cycles (20000 cycles RT + 20000
cycles test temp
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95. ISO 15848-2:2015
Steps: Measurement of stem leakage
50% open, pressurize, measure leakage
Fully open & close five times (while
pressurized)
50% open, measure leakage
Fail or pass per Table 1. Sniffing
method per ISO 15848-1:2015 Annex B
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96. Table 1 – Allowable Packing
Leakage
Class
Allowable
leakage, ppmv
A ≤ 50
B ≤ 100
C ≤ 200
Measured by sniffing method per ISO 15848-1:2015, Annex B
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97. ISO 15848-2:2015
Steps: Measurement of body gasket leak
50% open, pressurize, measure leak
Allowable leakage at joint: ≤ 50 ppmv
Sniffing method per ISO 15848-
1:2015, Annex B
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