This document provides installation, operation and maintenance instructions for Anchor Darling Swing Check valves sizes 2 1/2" through 24". It describes the valve components including the bolted bonnet and pressure seal bonnet closures. It explains the principles of operation where the disc rotates to an open position with flow and closes against the seat to prevent backflow. Instructions are provided for receiving, handling, storing, rigging, cleaning, and installing the valve in-line.
Hyundai r140 lc 9 crawler excavator service repair manualfksjksmmde
This document provides instructions for removing and installing a hydraulic pump. It describes removing the pump by draining the oil, disconnecting hoses and pipes, and removing mounting bolts. Installation is the reverse of removal. It also provides details on the pump components, bleeding air from the system, and tightening torques for bolts. Regulator structure and components are also outlined.
Hyundai r160 lc 9 crawler excavator service repair manualfksjksmmde
This document provides instructions for the removal and installation of a pump device. It includes:
1. Steps for removing the pump such as draining fluids, disconnecting hoses and bolts, and removing the pump assembly.
2. Details on installing the pump by reversing the removal steps, and bleeding air from the system.
3. An illustration and explanation of the main pump structure and components.
4. Guidelines for disassembly and assembly of the pump, noting cleaning, lubrication and torque specifications for reinstallation.
Hyundai r170 w 3 wheel excavator service repair manualfksjksmmde
1) The document provides instructions for removing, disassembling, cleaning, assembling, and installing a pilot valve assembly.
2) Key steps include loosening bolts and fittings to remove parts, using solvents to clean individual components, applying lubricants and rust preventatives, and reassembling components in reverse order of disassembly while torquing fasteners to specified values.
3) Proper cleaning, lubrication, and assembly of O-rings and seals is important for correct valve function.
Hyundai r110 7 crawler excavator service repair manualfhsjekkdkem
This document provides instructions for removing and installing a hydraulic pump. It describes:
1. Draining the oil from the hydraulic tank and disconnecting hydraulic lines and hoses before removing mounting bolts and pulling the pump assembly out of the housing.
2. Disassembling the pump by removing swash plate, pistons, seals, and valve plates. Cleaning and inspecting parts is emphasized before reassembly.
3. Reassembling the pump by reversing the disassembly steps and tightening bolts to the specified torques. Bleeding air from the system by loosening plugs is described.
Assembly and Disassembly Procedure of Screw type Compressor Shah Jalal
The Procedure will be very much helpful for complete overhauling of Screw type Compressor .The Maintenance Procedure is for Fuel Gas Compressor(KOBELCO) of 450 MW Meghnaghat Power Plant.
Triadprocess Equipment A Leading Manufacturer of High Quality Valves Daniel Martyn
Triad process valves are bi-directional allowing control of fluid flow and sealing in either direction and are designed for installation between the faces of 125# 150# ANSI flanges; they do not require gaskets the integral seat serves as the gasket.
This document provides instructions for disassembling and inspecting engine components. It describes removing external parts like the injection pump, oil cooler, and intake manifold. It also explains taking apart internal parts such as the pistons, connecting rods, cylinder head, camshaft, and crankshaft. The inspection section gives specifications to check components like the cylinder head, valves, pistons, and camshaft for wear and damage. It provides guidance on repairing or replacing worn parts.
Hyster b416 (j2.00 xm europe) forklift service repair manualjfjskeksemmmd
The document provides descriptions and repair procedures for the differential, drive axle, traction motor, and wet disc brakes of a lift truck. It describes the main components of the drive unit including the traction motor, differential assembly, gearbox, main housings, and speed sensor. Diagrams show how power is transferred from the traction motor through the differential and gearbox to the wheel hubs. Procedures are provided for removing and installing the wet disc brakes and replacing the gearbox, which involves removing the intermediate flange and disassembling the input shaft assembly.
Hyundai r140 lc 9 crawler excavator service repair manualfksjksmmde
This document provides instructions for removing and installing a hydraulic pump. It describes removing the pump by draining the oil, disconnecting hoses and pipes, and removing mounting bolts. Installation is the reverse of removal. It also provides details on the pump components, bleeding air from the system, and tightening torques for bolts. Regulator structure and components are also outlined.
Hyundai r160 lc 9 crawler excavator service repair manualfksjksmmde
This document provides instructions for the removal and installation of a pump device. It includes:
1. Steps for removing the pump such as draining fluids, disconnecting hoses and bolts, and removing the pump assembly.
2. Details on installing the pump by reversing the removal steps, and bleeding air from the system.
3. An illustration and explanation of the main pump structure and components.
4. Guidelines for disassembly and assembly of the pump, noting cleaning, lubrication and torque specifications for reinstallation.
Hyundai r170 w 3 wheel excavator service repair manualfksjksmmde
1) The document provides instructions for removing, disassembling, cleaning, assembling, and installing a pilot valve assembly.
2) Key steps include loosening bolts and fittings to remove parts, using solvents to clean individual components, applying lubricants and rust preventatives, and reassembling components in reverse order of disassembly while torquing fasteners to specified values.
3) Proper cleaning, lubrication, and assembly of O-rings and seals is important for correct valve function.
Hyundai r110 7 crawler excavator service repair manualfhsjekkdkem
This document provides instructions for removing and installing a hydraulic pump. It describes:
1. Draining the oil from the hydraulic tank and disconnecting hydraulic lines and hoses before removing mounting bolts and pulling the pump assembly out of the housing.
2. Disassembling the pump by removing swash plate, pistons, seals, and valve plates. Cleaning and inspecting parts is emphasized before reassembly.
3. Reassembling the pump by reversing the disassembly steps and tightening bolts to the specified torques. Bleeding air from the system by loosening plugs is described.
Assembly and Disassembly Procedure of Screw type Compressor Shah Jalal
The Procedure will be very much helpful for complete overhauling of Screw type Compressor .The Maintenance Procedure is for Fuel Gas Compressor(KOBELCO) of 450 MW Meghnaghat Power Plant.
Triadprocess Equipment A Leading Manufacturer of High Quality Valves Daniel Martyn
Triad process valves are bi-directional allowing control of fluid flow and sealing in either direction and are designed for installation between the faces of 125# 150# ANSI flanges; they do not require gaskets the integral seat serves as the gasket.
This document provides instructions for disassembling and inspecting engine components. It describes removing external parts like the injection pump, oil cooler, and intake manifold. It also explains taking apart internal parts such as the pistons, connecting rods, cylinder head, camshaft, and crankshaft. The inspection section gives specifications to check components like the cylinder head, valves, pistons, and camshaft for wear and damage. It provides guidance on repairing or replacing worn parts.
Hyster b416 (j2.00 xm europe) forklift service repair manualjfjskeksemmmd
The document provides descriptions and repair procedures for the differential, drive axle, traction motor, and wet disc brakes of a lift truck. It describes the main components of the drive unit including the traction motor, differential assembly, gearbox, main housings, and speed sensor. Diagrams show how power is transferred from the traction motor through the differential and gearbox to the wheel hubs. Procedures are provided for removing and installing the wet disc brakes and replacing the gearbox, which involves removing the intermediate flange and disassembling the input shaft assembly.
Hyster b416 (j2.50 xm europe) forklift service repair manualfksefkskemm
The document provides descriptions and repair procedures for the differential, drive axle, traction motor, and wet disc brakes of a lift truck. It describes the main components of the drive unit including the traction motor, differential assembly, gearbox, main housings, and speed sensor. Diagrams show how power is transferred from the traction motor through the differential and gearbox to the wheel hubs. Procedures are provided for removing and installing the wet disc brakes and replacing the gearbox, which involves removing the intermediate flange and disassembling the input shaft assembly.
Hyundai hl740(tm) 7 wheel loader service repair manualdfujdjkskekmmd
This document provides instructions for disassembling and assembling the transmission of a vehicle. It describes how to remove components like the filter unit, warning switch, hydraulic control unit, duct plate, gaskets, converter safety valve, transmission pump, clutches, input shaft, and more. Detailed steps and diagrams are included, along with the required special tools to complete each step safely and properly.
Hyundai hl780 9 wheel loader service repair manualdfujdjkskekmmd
This document provides instructions for disassembling and assembling various components of hydraulic pumps and control valves, including:
- Disassembling the main pump by removing components like the control valve, connection plate, distributor plate, and rotary group.
- Inspecting pump components for wear and replacing worn parts like bearings.
- Assembling the main pump by refitting components in reverse order and adjusting tapered roller bearings.
- Disassembling the main control valve by removing spools, valves, and other internal parts.
- Proper precautions for disassembly, reassembly, and inspection of hydraulic components to prevent damage.
- Disassembling remote control
Hitachi zaxis 180 w wheeled excavator service repair manualjfjskekdhnejd
This document provides precautions and guidelines for disassembling and assembling an excavator. It discusses cleaning the machine before work, inspecting components, and preparing the work area. It outlines steps for disassembling like draining fluids, marking parts, and cleaning components. Guidelines for assembling include cleaning parts, replacing seals, applying liquid gasket, and using matching marks. The document also describes bleeding air from the hydraulic system after work and provides terminology for maintenance standards.
Hyundai hl757 tm 7a wheel loader service repair manualdfujdjkskekmmd
This document provides instructions for disassembling and assembling a steering unit. It describes the individual parts of the steering unit and steering cylinder. The disassembly process involves removing screws, seals, springs, and other components in a specific order. Assembly is the reverse of disassembly, with parts cleaned, inspected, lubricated and installed in the proper sequence while ensuring proper alignment of markings. Tightening torques are provided for screws. Tools required are also listed.
Hyundai hl760 (#1001 #1301) wheel loader service repair manualdfujdjkskekmmd
1. The document provides disassembly and assembly instructions for a priority valve and steering valve. It includes detailed steps and diagrams showing the parts for each.
2. The priority valve disassembly involves removing parts like the spool assembly, springs, and relief cartridge. Assembly requires cleaning parts and replacing seals before reinstalling components.
3. The steering valve disassembly requires removing parts such as the end cap, gerotor set, drive components, and spool/sleeve assembly. Assembly involves cleaning parts, replacing seals, and carefully reinstalling components like springs and pins. Proper alignment and torque settings are important.
Hyundai hl750 tm 3 wheel loader service repair manualdfujdjkskekmmd
The document provides disassembly and assembly instructions for three hydraulic components:
1. A priority valve with 20 parts that requires cleaning parts and replacing O-rings during assembly.
2. A steering valve with 25 parts where disassembly requires removing parts in a specific order and cleaning is important for assembly.
3. A cushion valve with 16 parts that likely has similar disassembly and cleaning steps as the other components.
Hyster a216 (j50 xm) forklift service repair manualfjskefkksemm
The document provides instructions for servicing the steering axle of a lift truck. It describes the main components of the steering axle assembly including the axle frame, steering cylinder, spindle and hub assemblies, and tie rods. The repair procedures described include removing and installing the entire steering axle assembly, wheels and hubs, spindles and bearings, and the steering cylinder. Detailed steps are provided for disassembly, cleaning, inspection, and reassembly of these components. Safety warnings are also given regarding putting the lift truck on blocks for maintenance.
Hyster a216 (j60 xm) forklift service repair manualfjskefkksem
The document provides instructions for repairing a steering axle assembly. It describes the main components of the steering axle, including the axle frame, steering cylinder, spindle and hub assemblies, and tie rods. The procedures for removing and installing the entire steering axle, wheels and hubs, spindles and bearings, and steering cylinder are outlined. Safety warnings are also provided, such as the need to block the vehicle when working on components that alter the center of gravity.
Hyster a216 (j40 xm) forklift service repair manualfjjkskekfsmem
The document provides repair procedures for the steering axle assembly of lift trucks. It describes the components of the steering axle including the axle frame, steering cylinder, spindle and hub assemblies, and tie rods. The procedures describe how to remove and install the steering axle assembly, wheels and hubs, spindles and bearings, steering cylinder, and provide torque specifications for fasteners.
Hyster a216 (j65 xm) forklift service repair manualjfjkskekfsmem
The document provides instructions for servicing the steering axle of a lift truck. It describes the main components of the steering axle assembly including the axle frame, steering cylinder, spindle and hub assemblies, and tie rods. The repair procedures described include removing and installing the entire steering axle assembly, wheels and hubs, spindles and bearings, and the steering cylinder. Detailed steps are provided for disassembly, cleaning, inspection, and reassembly of these components. Safety warnings are also given regarding putting the lift truck on blocks for maintenance.
WOM, one of the leading Well Test Equipment Suppliers having a light weight surface control head designed for use in testing, perforating, and wire line operations. Read more about Well Test Equipment.
Makalah ini membahas pengertian pendidikan secara luas dan sempit. Pendidikan secara luas merupakan proses interaksi antara individu dengan lingkungan sosial dan alam sepanjang hidup. Sedangkan pendidikan secara sempit sering diartikan sebagai kegiatan belajar mengajar di sekolah. Makalah ini juga membahas pendidikan alternatif yang dilakukan dengan cara berbeda dari pendidikan konvensional."
The document discusses organizational structure and organizational development. It defines organizational structure as how job tasks are divided, grouped, and coordinated. Key elements of structure include work specialization, departmentalization, chain of command, span of control, centralization/decentralization, and formalization. Common organizational designs include simple structures, bureaucracies, and matrix structures. Organizational development seeks to improve organizational effectiveness and employee well-being through planned interventions based on democratic values. Common OD techniques are sensitivity training, survey feedback, process consultation, and team building.
Phytochemical Comparative Screening of Aqueous Extracts of the Leaves, Stem b...iosrjce
IOSR Journal of Biotechnology and Biochemistry (IOSR-JBB) covers studies of the chemical processes in living organisms, structure and function of cellular components such as proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acids and other biomolecules, chemical properties of important biological molecules, like proteins, in particular the chemistry of enzyme-catalyzed reactions, genetic code (DNA, RNA), protein synthesis, cell membrane transport, and signal transduction. IOSR-JBB is privileged to focus on a wide range of biotechnology as well as high quality articles on genetic engineering, cell and tissue culture technologies, genetics, microbiology, molecular biology, biochemistry, embryology, cell biology, chemical engineering, bioprocess engineering, information technology, biorobotics.
In our day today life, the main problem is parking of vehicles mainly the car parking at a particular destination. Also this problem leads to traffic
congestion. This paper proposes the basic concept of using Wi-Fi based smart car parking services in modern cities as an important application of the
Internet of Things (IOT).This system will be launched through Smartphone provided and it can be used to monitor or find the empty slots in that area.
This system helps to improve the maximum utilization of parking area and reduces the user‟s waiting time.
El documento describe cómo las tecnologías de la información han revolucionado constantemente la vida diaria y el trabajo de las personas, y cómo su uso se ha adaptado continuamente. También sugiere que las personas son responsables de decidir cuánto se involucran con las tecnologías y en qué medida les afectan, y reflexiona sobre si el progreso tecnológico representa realmente una evolución para la humanidad.
Conociendo las escrituras la perseverancia del remanenteMisterio Escondido
Este documento explora el significado de la perseverancia del remanente a través de varios pasajes bíblicos. Define perseverancia como "mantenerse firme y constante" y remanente como la "parte de una comunidad que sobrevive después de una gran destrucción". Examina Lucas 8, que habla de la simiente que cae en buena tierra y da fruto con perseverancia, identificando este grupo como el remanente. Concluye que tanto creer como permanecer en la enseñanza de Jesús son necesarios, y que Dios busca que su pueblo ref
El documento discute la tensión entre los modelos educativos tradicionales y las iniciativas innovadoras como el Plan Ceibal. El Plan Ceibal busca integrar a los estudiantes con la tecnología y el mundo digital, unir la escuela con la vida diaria de los estudiantes, y promover la igualdad de acceso a la tecnología. Ha traído cambios al aula como hacerla menos aislada y reformular el acto educativo.
Hyster b416 (j2.50 xm europe) forklift service repair manualfksefkskemm
The document provides descriptions and repair procedures for the differential, drive axle, traction motor, and wet disc brakes of a lift truck. It describes the main components of the drive unit including the traction motor, differential assembly, gearbox, main housings, and speed sensor. Diagrams show how power is transferred from the traction motor through the differential and gearbox to the wheel hubs. Procedures are provided for removing and installing the wet disc brakes and replacing the gearbox, which involves removing the intermediate flange and disassembling the input shaft assembly.
Hyundai hl740(tm) 7 wheel loader service repair manualdfujdjkskekmmd
This document provides instructions for disassembling and assembling the transmission of a vehicle. It describes how to remove components like the filter unit, warning switch, hydraulic control unit, duct plate, gaskets, converter safety valve, transmission pump, clutches, input shaft, and more. Detailed steps and diagrams are included, along with the required special tools to complete each step safely and properly.
Hyundai hl780 9 wheel loader service repair manualdfujdjkskekmmd
This document provides instructions for disassembling and assembling various components of hydraulic pumps and control valves, including:
- Disassembling the main pump by removing components like the control valve, connection plate, distributor plate, and rotary group.
- Inspecting pump components for wear and replacing worn parts like bearings.
- Assembling the main pump by refitting components in reverse order and adjusting tapered roller bearings.
- Disassembling the main control valve by removing spools, valves, and other internal parts.
- Proper precautions for disassembly, reassembly, and inspection of hydraulic components to prevent damage.
- Disassembling remote control
Hitachi zaxis 180 w wheeled excavator service repair manualjfjskekdhnejd
This document provides precautions and guidelines for disassembling and assembling an excavator. It discusses cleaning the machine before work, inspecting components, and preparing the work area. It outlines steps for disassembling like draining fluids, marking parts, and cleaning components. Guidelines for assembling include cleaning parts, replacing seals, applying liquid gasket, and using matching marks. The document also describes bleeding air from the hydraulic system after work and provides terminology for maintenance standards.
Hyundai hl757 tm 7a wheel loader service repair manualdfujdjkskekmmd
This document provides instructions for disassembling and assembling a steering unit. It describes the individual parts of the steering unit and steering cylinder. The disassembly process involves removing screws, seals, springs, and other components in a specific order. Assembly is the reverse of disassembly, with parts cleaned, inspected, lubricated and installed in the proper sequence while ensuring proper alignment of markings. Tightening torques are provided for screws. Tools required are also listed.
Hyundai hl760 (#1001 #1301) wheel loader service repair manualdfujdjkskekmmd
1. The document provides disassembly and assembly instructions for a priority valve and steering valve. It includes detailed steps and diagrams showing the parts for each.
2. The priority valve disassembly involves removing parts like the spool assembly, springs, and relief cartridge. Assembly requires cleaning parts and replacing seals before reinstalling components.
3. The steering valve disassembly requires removing parts such as the end cap, gerotor set, drive components, and spool/sleeve assembly. Assembly involves cleaning parts, replacing seals, and carefully reinstalling components like springs and pins. Proper alignment and torque settings are important.
Hyundai hl750 tm 3 wheel loader service repair manualdfujdjkskekmmd
The document provides disassembly and assembly instructions for three hydraulic components:
1. A priority valve with 20 parts that requires cleaning parts and replacing O-rings during assembly.
2. A steering valve with 25 parts where disassembly requires removing parts in a specific order and cleaning is important for assembly.
3. A cushion valve with 16 parts that likely has similar disassembly and cleaning steps as the other components.
Hyster a216 (j50 xm) forklift service repair manualfjskefkksemm
The document provides instructions for servicing the steering axle of a lift truck. It describes the main components of the steering axle assembly including the axle frame, steering cylinder, spindle and hub assemblies, and tie rods. The repair procedures described include removing and installing the entire steering axle assembly, wheels and hubs, spindles and bearings, and the steering cylinder. Detailed steps are provided for disassembly, cleaning, inspection, and reassembly of these components. Safety warnings are also given regarding putting the lift truck on blocks for maintenance.
Hyster a216 (j60 xm) forklift service repair manualfjskefkksem
The document provides instructions for repairing a steering axle assembly. It describes the main components of the steering axle, including the axle frame, steering cylinder, spindle and hub assemblies, and tie rods. The procedures for removing and installing the entire steering axle, wheels and hubs, spindles and bearings, and steering cylinder are outlined. Safety warnings are also provided, such as the need to block the vehicle when working on components that alter the center of gravity.
Hyster a216 (j40 xm) forklift service repair manualfjjkskekfsmem
The document provides repair procedures for the steering axle assembly of lift trucks. It describes the components of the steering axle including the axle frame, steering cylinder, spindle and hub assemblies, and tie rods. The procedures describe how to remove and install the steering axle assembly, wheels and hubs, spindles and bearings, steering cylinder, and provide torque specifications for fasteners.
Hyster a216 (j65 xm) forklift service repair manualjfjkskekfsmem
The document provides instructions for servicing the steering axle of a lift truck. It describes the main components of the steering axle assembly including the axle frame, steering cylinder, spindle and hub assemblies, and tie rods. The repair procedures described include removing and installing the entire steering axle assembly, wheels and hubs, spindles and bearings, and the steering cylinder. Detailed steps are provided for disassembly, cleaning, inspection, and reassembly of these components. Safety warnings are also given regarding putting the lift truck on blocks for maintenance.
WOM, one of the leading Well Test Equipment Suppliers having a light weight surface control head designed for use in testing, perforating, and wire line operations. Read more about Well Test Equipment.
Makalah ini membahas pengertian pendidikan secara luas dan sempit. Pendidikan secara luas merupakan proses interaksi antara individu dengan lingkungan sosial dan alam sepanjang hidup. Sedangkan pendidikan secara sempit sering diartikan sebagai kegiatan belajar mengajar di sekolah. Makalah ini juga membahas pendidikan alternatif yang dilakukan dengan cara berbeda dari pendidikan konvensional."
The document discusses organizational structure and organizational development. It defines organizational structure as how job tasks are divided, grouped, and coordinated. Key elements of structure include work specialization, departmentalization, chain of command, span of control, centralization/decentralization, and formalization. Common organizational designs include simple structures, bureaucracies, and matrix structures. Organizational development seeks to improve organizational effectiveness and employee well-being through planned interventions based on democratic values. Common OD techniques are sensitivity training, survey feedback, process consultation, and team building.
Phytochemical Comparative Screening of Aqueous Extracts of the Leaves, Stem b...iosrjce
IOSR Journal of Biotechnology and Biochemistry (IOSR-JBB) covers studies of the chemical processes in living organisms, structure and function of cellular components such as proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acids and other biomolecules, chemical properties of important biological molecules, like proteins, in particular the chemistry of enzyme-catalyzed reactions, genetic code (DNA, RNA), protein synthesis, cell membrane transport, and signal transduction. IOSR-JBB is privileged to focus on a wide range of biotechnology as well as high quality articles on genetic engineering, cell and tissue culture technologies, genetics, microbiology, molecular biology, biochemistry, embryology, cell biology, chemical engineering, bioprocess engineering, information technology, biorobotics.
In our day today life, the main problem is parking of vehicles mainly the car parking at a particular destination. Also this problem leads to traffic
congestion. This paper proposes the basic concept of using Wi-Fi based smart car parking services in modern cities as an important application of the
Internet of Things (IOT).This system will be launched through Smartphone provided and it can be used to monitor or find the empty slots in that area.
This system helps to improve the maximum utilization of parking area and reduces the user‟s waiting time.
El documento describe cómo las tecnologías de la información han revolucionado constantemente la vida diaria y el trabajo de las personas, y cómo su uso se ha adaptado continuamente. También sugiere que las personas son responsables de decidir cuánto se involucran con las tecnologías y en qué medida les afectan, y reflexiona sobre si el progreso tecnológico representa realmente una evolución para la humanidad.
Conociendo las escrituras la perseverancia del remanenteMisterio Escondido
Este documento explora el significado de la perseverancia del remanente a través de varios pasajes bíblicos. Define perseverancia como "mantenerse firme y constante" y remanente como la "parte de una comunidad que sobrevive después de una gran destrucción". Examina Lucas 8, que habla de la simiente que cae en buena tierra y da fruto con perseverancia, identificando este grupo como el remanente. Concluye que tanto creer como permanecer en la enseñanza de Jesús son necesarios, y que Dios busca que su pueblo ref
El documento discute la tensión entre los modelos educativos tradicionales y las iniciativas innovadoras como el Plan Ceibal. El Plan Ceibal busca integrar a los estudiantes con la tecnología y el mundo digital, unir la escuela con la vida diaria de los estudiantes, y promover la igualdad de acceso a la tecnología. Ha traído cambios al aula como hacerla menos aislada y reformular el acto educativo.
In recent electronic circuits pose a reliability threat, a lot of applications are necessary to use protection against soft errors, there is no exceptions in the field of communications and signal processing systems. For several applications is to use Algorithmic Based Fault Tolerant techniques (ABFT) that try to expand the algorithmic properties to detect and correct the errors. The ABFT technique is well suitable for communications and signal processing applications. One of the examples is Fast Fourier Transforms that are a input building block in various systems. Some protection schemes are proposed. Among this, probably the use of the Parseval or sum of squares check is most broadly known. In modern communication systems are impressively use several blocks that blocks are operated in parallel. This type of technique is well suitable for FFTs protection. Consequently two enhanced protection schemes that merge the use of error correction codes and Parseval checks are proposed. The proposed technique to reduce the implementation cost of protection.
There are four basic types of flow control elements employed in valve design:
1. Move a disc, or plug into or against an orifice.
2. Slide a flat, cylindrical, or spherical surface across an orifice.
3. Rotate a disc or ellipse about a shaft extending across the diameter of an orifice.
4. Move a flexible material into the flow passage.
Gate valves use the second type of flow control by sliding a flat disk across an orifice to start and stop flow but not regulate it. Common valve parts include the body, bonnet, trim (disk, seat, stem), actuator, and packing. The type of valve chosen
Hyster d138 (n40 fr) forklift service repair manualfujsjefjkskefksem
This document provides repair procedures for single and double reach carriages on lift trucks. It describes the components of the reach carriages, including the inner and outer frames connected by scissor linkages. It also describes the hydraulic systems that control the reach, tilt, and optional side-shift functions. The summary provides repair procedures for replacing parts like forks, the load backrest extension, and removing/disassembling the side-shift frame.
Hyster d138 (n45 fr) forklift service repair manualfuusfjjsekemm
This document provides repair procedures for single and double reach carriages on lift trucks. It describes the components of the reach carriages including the inner and outer frames connected by scissor linkages. Procedures are provided for replacing components like forks, the load backrest extension, and removing and installing the side-shift frame. Detailed steps are given for tasks like disassembling and cleaning the side-shift frame components. Safety warnings and cautions are included throughout.
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This document provides repair procedures for single and double reach carriages on lift trucks. It describes the components of the reach carriages, including the inner and outer frames connected by scissor linkages. It also describes the hydraulic systems that control the reach, tilt, and optional side-shift functions. The summary provides step-by-step instructions for repairs such as replacing forks, removing and installing the side-shift frame, and removing/replacing other components while emphasizing safety precautions.
Hyster d138 (n40 fr) forklift service repair manualfusjfskeekemm
This document provides repair procedures for single and double reach carriages on lift trucks. It describes the components of the reach carriages including the inner and outer frames connected by scissor linkages. Procedures are provided for replacing parts like the forks, load backrest extension, and side-shift frame. Detailed steps are outlined for removing and installing these parts, as well as cleaning and inspecting components. Safety warnings are included throughout regarding potential pinch points and the need for lifting devices when handling heavy parts.
Hyster d138 (n50 fa) forklift service repair manualfujsjefkksekmm
This document provides repair procedures for single and double reach carriages on lift trucks. It describes the components of the reach carriages including the inner and outer frames connected by scissor linkages. Procedures are provided for replacing parts like the forks, load backrest extension, and side-shift frame. Detailed steps are outlined for removing and installing these parts, as well as cleaning and inspecting components. Safety warnings are included throughout regarding potential pinch points and the need for lifting devices when handling heavy parts.
Hyster d138 (n45 fr) forklift service repair manualfujsjfkksekmme
This document provides repair procedures for single and double reach carriages on lift trucks. It describes the components of the reach carriages including the inner and outer frames connected by scissor linkages. Procedures are provided for replacing components like forks, the load backrest extension, and removing and installing the side-shift frame. Detailed steps are outlined for tasks like disassembling and cleaning the side-shift frame components. Safety warnings and cautions are included throughout.
Hyster d138 (n40 fr) forklift service repair manualufjjdkksmeme
This document provides repair procedures for single and double reach carriages on lift trucks. It describes the components of the reach carriages, including the inner and outer frames connected by scissor linkages. It also describes the hydraulic systems that control the reach, tilt, and optional side-shift functions. The summary provides step-by-step instructions for repairs such as replacing forks, removing and installing the side-shift frame, and removing/replacing other components while emphasizing safety precautions.
Hyster d138 (n40 fr) forklift service repair manualudfjjjdkksmmd
This document provides repair procedures for single and double reach carriages on lift trucks. It describes the components of the reach carriages, including the inner and outer frames connected by scissor linkages. It also describes the hydraulic systems that control the reach, tilt, and optional side-shift functions. The summary provides step-by-step instructions for repairs such as replacing forks, removing and installing the side-shift frame, and removing/replacing other components while emphasizing safety precautions.
Hyster d138 (n45 fr) forklift service repair manualsoeldksejdksem
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1.0 VALVE DESCRIPTION
1.1 Recommended Uses
Anchor/Darling Swing Check Valves are designed to prevent the reversal of flow in a piping system. While they
may hold pressure in the reverse direction, they are not intended for use as isolation valves without special
provisions e.g. elastomeric seats. A reliable seal across the disc can be expected if the reverse flow or
differential pressure is large. However, when the differential pressure is low, difficulty may be encountered in
obtaining a tight seal without special features being added to the valve. If the system operation requires sealing
against a low pressure, Anchor/Darling should be consulted.
1.2 Principles of Operation (Fig. 1)
The principle parts of a swing check valve are the body, bonnet, disc and hinge assembly. The body and bonnet
contain the fluid within the system. The disc is mounted on a hinge arm which rotates about a shaft positioned
above the seat in the body neck. Flow in the normal direction creates a force on the disc which causes it and the
hinge to rotate about the shaft. With increasing flow the disc assembly is rotated further from the seat up into the
body neck. In the full open position a stop on the back of the hinge contacts the body. This positions the major
portion of the assembly out of the flow stream and permits unobstructed fluid flow through the valve. Upon the
cessation of forward flow or reversal of flow direction, the force holding the disc assembly open is no longer
present, whereupon the weight of the assembly combined with the reverse flow causes the disc to return to the
seat. Any seal obtained between the disc and the seat results solely from the difference in pressure across the
disc. Hence, the difficulty in maintaining a tight seal at low pressures.
Figure 1
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1.0 VALVE DESCRIPTION (Continued)
1.3 Design Features
1.3.1 Bonnet Seals
Anchor/Darling swing check valves are supplied with two basic types of body/bonnet closures; bolted
bonnet or pressure seal. The bolted bonnet closure (Fig. 2) is a bolted flange tongue and groove joint
with a gasket generally comprised of spiral-wound stainless steel and asbestos filler. The seal
depends upon the bolt preload to maintain sufficient compressive force on the gasket.
Pressure seal type closures (Fig. 3) utilize a tapered soft metal ring gasket for sealing. The gasket is
contained within the body neck bore by a retaining ring. The tapered inner surface of the gasket bears
against a mating angular surface on the valve bonnet. Under internal pressure, the bonnet is forced
against the pressure seal gasket, wedging it against the body neck wall. A slight interference angle
produces a line contact and high sealing pressure. The greater the valve pressure, the tighter the
metal-to-metal seal. No bolting is required to maintain the seal although the bonnet is initially drawn
into contact with the pressure seal by cap screws.
Figure 2 Figure 3
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1.0 VALVE DESCRIPTION (Continued)
1.3.2 Disc Assembly
The disc assembly (Fig. 4) consists of a flat faced disc tapering back to an integral disc pin. The
threaded pin (and disc), loosely mounted in a hole in the bottom of the hinge arm, is held in place by a
heavy nut that is drilled and pinned. The flexible disc-hinge connection permits the disc to completely
contact the seat even if there is minor seat face movement. The hinge arm rotates about the hinge pin
and has a stop on its tail below the disc pin hole. The stop contacts the body in the fully open position
and prevents damaging impact forces from reaching the disc.
Three methods of supporting the hinge pin in the body have been used. Where shaft penetration of the
body is acceptable (Fig. 5) or desirable, the pin is supported in journals that are integrally cast in the
body neck above the seat ring. One journal is drilled through the body wall to permit insertion of the
pin. In this design, the body penetration is sealed by a spiral wound gasket and a blind flange.
Figure 4
Figure 5
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1.0 VALVE DESCRIPTION (Continued)
1.3.2 Disc Assembly (continued)
In an alternate arrangement (Fig. 6) the pin is supported in a bracket that mounts on two pads located
above the seat ring. The pin and hinge fit down between the pads and are captured by them. In a third
configuration (Fig. 7), the pin is supported in a bracket attached to the bonnet.
1.3.3 Seat
The seat ring is set into a machined recess in the body port which supports and retains the ring. A seal
weld is provided between the body and the ring. This weld is for sealing only and is not structural. The
seat ring is replaceable.
2.0 CARE OF VALVE PRIOR TO INSTALLATION
2.1 Receiving Inspection
Upon receipt of the valve, thoroughly inspect it for shipping damage. As a minimum, the following items should
be checked:
1. Missing or loose bolting?
2. End covers in place?
3. Is valve securely fastened to shipping skid?
4. Abrasion - damaged paint?
5. Are spare parts shipped with valve and secure?
2.2 Handling
Anchor/Darling valves are shipped strapped to wooden skids designed to be moved by forklift. It is
recommended that when being handled prior to installation, the valve be kept on its skids and a forklift truck be
used for moving. If an overhead crane is used, care must be exercised to center the load. The slings should not
lift the valve by the wooden skid structure alone, but must pass under the valve.
Figure 6 Figure 7
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2.0 CARE OF VALVE PRIOR TO INSTALLATION (Continued)
2.3 Storage
Store valves on their shipping skids in a clean and dry area protected from the weather.
3.0 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
3.1 Rigging
When lifting the valve for installation in the line, it is important that slings of adequate size be used. The capacity
of the sling must exceed the weight of the valve. Slings should pass under the valve body. Block carefully to
prevent damage or abrasion of component parts and finishes.
3.2 Cleaning
Prior to installation remove the valve end covers and inspect for cleanliness. If any sign of foreign matter is
observed
in the valve internals, open the valve and place it on its side and flush thoroughly with water. Steam or air may
be used if water is not available but exercise caution that the high velocity does not drive debris into clearance
spaces.
3.3 Installing Valve In-line
The pipe must be properly supported and aligned with the valve. Seat leakage in valves is frequently caused by
seat misalignment resulting from excessive end movements introduced in the cold springing of the connecting
pipe. Check valves, with their automatic operation, must be installed with the flow in the proper direction. The
arrow on body should point in the normal flow direction, I.e., the direction in which flow is desired. Swing check
valves can be installed in both horizontal and vertical lines. However, in vertical lines the normal flow must be
upward and the checked flow downward. In all installations the valve must be oriented such that the hinge pin is
horizontal.
4.0 VALVE MAINTENANCE
Anchor/Darling Valves are designed to be essentially maintenance free pieces of equipment. When used in the proper
application and operated correctly they will provide reliable operation for many years. Some other maintenance
recommendations are included in the following sections for information.
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4.0 VALVE MAINTENANCE(Continued)
4.1 Inspection
The most important aspect of valve maintenance is periodic inspection. The early detection of a malfunction
can, in many cases, prevent a minor defect from becoming a major problem. It is very important that leakage
from any of the major seals (disc/seat, body-bonnet) be addressed immediately. The smallest weepage can
quickly become a major problem if it is not treated promptly. Some other areas that should be included in a
periodic inspection program are:
1. Cleaning: Pressure Seal Area and Body-Bonnet Studs
2. Bolting: Body-Bonnet and Hinge Pin Cover
4.2 Cleaning
The frequency and extent of cleaning will depend on the valves' location and service conditions. Do not allow
water or dirt to collect in the body neck bore area above the pressure seal of pressure seal valves. The build up
of corrosion or extraneous material may interfere with removal of the bonnet. For the same reason, excessive
rust should not be allowed to build-up on the body-bonnet bolting of bolted bonnet valves.
4.3 Bolt Torquing
At regular intervals, not more than six months, check the tightness of all bolting. Bolted bonnet valves should
have the body-bonnet bolting torqued to the valves shown in Table 2.
4.4 Refinishing Sealing Surfaces
Minor discontinuities in both the disc and seat sealing surfaces, which may cause leakage, can, in many cases,
be removed by lapping. Major defects such as cracks or deep gouges will generally require replacement of the
part.
(NOTE: Lapping is a polishing process in which a sealing surface is ground with an abrasive held in place by a
special fixture. The abrasive is commonly found in paste form or bonded to a paper backing. Detailed
instructions on the use of lapping abrasives and fixtures, normally supplied with such equipment, should be
adhered to). In addition to the following lapping materials manufacturers' recommendations, the following
precaution should be observed. Anchor/Darling swing check valves are supplied with a crowned sealing
surface on the seat in order to provide precise seat width and tight sealing. Lapping of the seat will cause the
sealing band width to be significantly increased.
Subsequent to all seat refinishing operations, the seat width must be checked against dimensions supplied in
Table 1 and reduced if necessary. Failure to do so may create leakage problems, particularly at low pressures.
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4.0 VALVE MAINTENANCE(Continued)
4.4 Refinishing Sealing Surfaces (Continued)
5.0 DISASSEMBLY
By carefully following these instructions, any Anchor/Darling valve can be easily disassembled and reassembled. If
problems are encountered with equipment, Anchor/Darling Field Service should be contacted. The use of improper tools
or methods may cause severe damage to the valve and may void the warranty. Prior to attempting disassembly of a
particular valve, refer to the specific assembly drawing for the valve.
5.1 Flanged Bonnet Valves
5.1.1 Bonnet (Fig. 8)
Remove the nuts (230) from the bonnet studs (200). Although it is not imperative, it may be helpful to
loosen the nuts in a criss-cross pattern (Fig. 18). With the nuts removed, the bonnet can be lifted off
the body. Tapped holes are provided in the top of larger bonnets to accept eyebolts. The bonnets on
these valves are most easily raised using slings attached to the eyebolts. (NOTE: Some older
Anchor/Darling swing check valves were designed with the disc assembly attached to the bonnet (See
5.1.2.2). With this design care should be taken in raising the bonnet so that the disc is not damaged.)
With the bonnet removed, the old gasket (100) should be lifted out of its groove. Be careful not to
damage the gasket sealing surface.
F
Valve Size
600# 900# 1500#
2-1/2 .090 .090 .125
3 .090 .090 .125
4 .090 .090 .156
6 .125 .125 .187
8 .125 .156 .218
10 .156 .156 .250
12 .156 .187 .250
14 .156 .187 .250
16 .187 .218 .281
18 .187 .218 .312
20 .187 .218 .312
22 .187 .218 .312
24 .187 .218 .312
Swing Check
For 150# and 300#
F = 3/32”
Hardfacing
Seat Ring
TABLE 1
NOMINAL SEAT WIDTH
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5.0 DISASSEMBLY(Continued)
5.1.2 Disc Assembly
Three methods of supporting the disc assembly in the body have been used by Anchor/Darling.
A. Hinge rotates on pin inserted through body wall (Fig. 9).
B. Hinge rotates on pin mounted in bracket hung from bonnet (Fig. 14).
C. Hinge rotates on pin supported in bracket mounted on pads above seat ring (Fig 15).
(Fig. 15) is the design currently supplied by Anchor/Darling.
5.1.2.1 Configuration A (Figure 9)
Removal of the disc assembly in this design, necessitates withdrawing the hinge pin (5) from
side of body. The hinge pin is retained in the body by one of three methods. The hinge pin
cover in each of the designs is used to seal the penetration of the body.
A. Pipe plug threaded into body and sealed by either an asbestos or spiral wound gasket.
B. Pressure seal joint.
C. Blind flange attached to body by studs and sealed with a spiral wound gasket or seal
welded.
Prior to withdrawing the hinge pin in this configuration, make sure the hinge/disc assembly is
properly supported either by hand or with slings and that the weight of the assembly is not on
the hinge pin.
FIGURE 9
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5.0 DISASSEMBLY(Continued)
5.1.2.1.1 Pipe Plug Seal Cover (Fig 10 & 11)
In this design the cover (5A) is removed by unthreading the plug out of the body. In
some smaller valves, the plug may be an integral part of hinge pin (5) and its
removal will as well withdraw the pin. In larger valves, the plug is a separate part
and can be removed by itself. Where a separate plug is provided, a roll pin (58),
inserted into the ends of both the plug and the hinge pin, serves to prevent hinge pin
rotation. Care must be taken during disassembly not to misplace it.
FIGURE 10
FIGURE 11
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5.0 DISASSEMBLY(Continued)
5.1.2.1.2 Pressure Seal Cover (Fig 12)
In this design, the hinge pin cover (10) holds a metal gasket (6A) against the hinge
pin bonnet (2A) by studs threaded into the body. As with the pipe plug design, in
small valves the bonnet may be an integral part of the hinge pin (5). To remove the
cover, unthread the nuts (8A) off the studs (8). The cover can then be removed. The
gasket and bonnet are most easily removed as one unit. The bonnet is provided
with a tapped hole in the end. If the hinge pin cover has not been disassembled for
a long period of time the gasket and bonnet may stick in the body. Prior to
attempting removal, lubricate the area well with penetrating oil. Although the hole in
the bonnet is intended for an eye bolt, if the bonnet is extremely tight a slide
hammer may be attached to the bonnet to free it. In withdrawing the bonnet/gasket it
is important to pull on the assembly squarely. If the bonnet/gasket becomes cocked,
removal can be quite difficult. Once the bonnet and gasket are removed, the hinge
pin can be withdrawn.
5.1.2.1.3 Blind Flange Cover (Fig 13)
In this design the cover (037) is held against a spiral wound gasket (101) by nuts on
studs threaded into the body. The cover can be removed after the cover nuts (229)
are unthreaded off the studs. A roll pin (263) inserted into the cover and the end of
the hinge pin (039) is used to prevent rotation of the hinge pin. Care must be taken
during disassembly to avoid misplacing it. With the cover off, the hinge pin can be
withdrawn. A tapped hole is provided in the end of the hinge pin to facilitate
withdrawal.
FIGURE 12
FIGURE 13
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5.0 DISASSEMBLY(Continued)
5.1.2.2 Configuration (Fig. 14)
In this configuration, the disc assembly is attached to the bonnet and will come out of the
body along with it. Once free of the body, the bonnet can be laid down with disc assembly
upmost. To remove the disc/hinge assembly, loosen the staked-setscrew(220) that holds the
hinge pin (041) in the hinge support bracket (007). With the disc/hinge assembly properly
supported the pin can be withdrawn.
(NOTE: The hinge support bracket mounting position on the bonnet is critical. Removal of the
bracket should not be attempted unless the bracket is damaged beyond further use. If
replacement of the bracket is required, an Anchor/Darling Field Service Engineer should be
contacted for assistance.)
FIGURE 14
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5.0 DISASSEMBLY(Continued)
5.1.2.3 Configuration C (Fig. 15)
In this configuration, the disc assembly is mounted on pads in the body and held in place by
hex head bolts. To remove the assembly, bend back the tabs on the tab lock washers (251)
and unthread the hex head bolts (289). The hinge support (007) can now be raised. The
hinge pin (041) is held in place by two retaining rings (245). Once the disc assembly is safely
supported, the retaining rings can be removed and the pin withdrawn. A pin (257) is used to
prevent rotation of pin in the bracket. Care should be taken not to misplace it.
FIGURE 15
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5.0 DISASSEMBLY(Continued)
5.1.2.4 Disc/Hinge Assembly (Fig. 16)
The disc (004) in all Anchor/Darling swing check valves is attached to the hinge by means of
a disc in (an integral part of the disc) which is inserted into a hole in the lower portion of the
hinge. It is held in place by a disc nut (239 or 4B) and a disc washer (250 or 4A) threaded on
the disc pin. The nut is locked by either a lock wire or a disc nut pin (265 or 4C). The disc can
be removed from the hinge by removing the disc nut pin, the disc nut and the disc washer, in
that order. The disc can then be separated from the hinge.
FIGURE 16
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5.0 DISASSEMBLY(Continued)
5.2 Pressure Seal Bonnet Valves (Fig 17)
5.2.1 Bonnet
A. Unbolt the capscrews (bonnet) (216) and remove the bonnet retainer (034). Set aside for use later.
B. Tap Ule 150nnet sharply to break the seal between it and the pressure seal gasket (030).The
bonnet will drop downward against its stop, uncovering the retaining ring (gasket) (033).
C. The retaining ring (gasket) (033) is comprised of four segments, one of which has a small drilled
hole. Remove this piece first. The groove in the top of the retaining ring gasket permits the use of a
pry bar or screwdriver in removing the segments. In some cases, it may be necessary to loosen the
segments by tapping with a hammer or bar.
D. The bonnet is now ready for removal from the body. The tight clearances between the body bonnet
and gasket, necessary for a reliable seal, require that the' bonnet be withdrawn squarely 'from the neck
bore. The slightest cocking of the bonnet during withdrawal can cause it to bind. Therefore, it is
recommended prior to removal, that the squareness of bonnet and gasket with respect to the body be
checked. This is most easily accomplished by measuring the distance between the top of the gasket
and top of the body neck. If the gasket is not square, it should be tapped with a brass rod until it is.
With large bonnets i(is a good idea as well to periodically check the squareness of bonnet as it 'is
being withdrawn. Binding any time during withdrawal indicates the bonnet has cocked. Further efforts
to force the, bonnet will generally make the situation worse. At the first sign of binding, stop and check
the squareness of the bonnet.
E. The preferred method of lifting the bonnet is by using slings attached to an eyebolt threaded into the
tapped hole in its center.
F. Following the above procedure will, in most cases, result in removal of the bonnet with little difficulty.
However, certain circumstances, such as installation of the valve in other than a horizontal orientation,
may cause complications. If greater difficulty is encountered, an Anchor/Darling service engineer
should be consulted. Excessive force which may damage critical surfaces should be avoided.
G. It is not normally recommended that the pressure seal gasket be reused. However, if a spare
gasket is not available, mark the gasket, bonnet and body prior to removal so that the gasket may be
reinstalled in its original orientation.
5.2.2 Disc Assembly
Anchor/Darling pressure seal swing check valves have been supplied with disc support configurations
as described in sections 5.1.2.1 and 5.1.2.3. Refer to these sections and section 5.1.2.4 for
disassembly procedures.
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6.0 ASSEMBLY
Before starting the reassembly of the valve, all parts should be thoroughly cleaned and inspected. All foreign material
should be removed from any area of the valve. However, there are certain critical areas that must be free of dirt, weld
spatter, filings, etc. These include the following:
1. Disc and seat sealing surfaces
2. Bonnet 00 (on pressure seal valves)
3. Body neck 10 (on pressure seal valves)
4. Gasket tongue (on flanged bonnets)
5. Gasket groove (on flanged bodies)
6. Bonnet studs and nuts
7. Hinge pin
8. Hinge pin cover gasket groove in body
9. Hinge pin cover
10. Pressure seal gasket
The above areas must also be free of any nicks, scratches, gouges, etc. Any damage in these areas must be repaired.
Any questions about the acceptability of any surface condition should be discussed with a service engineer prior to using
the part.
6.1 Flanged Bonnet Valves
6.1.1 Disc Assembly
6.1.1.1 Disc/Hinge Connection (Fig. 16)
The disc (004) is attached to the hinge (006) by inserting the pin on the back of the disc
through the hole in the lower end of the hinge. The disc washer (250 or 4A) and the disc nut
(239 or 4B) are then threaded on the pin. With the disc nut tight on the pin, there should be
freedom of movement between the disc and the hinge. If the disc if tightly connected, back off
the disc nut one turn.
If the valve is being reassembled with the original parts, the correct position of the nut can be
determined by aligning the disc nut pin holes in the nut and the disc pin. If new parts are
being used, the hole for the disc nut pin must be drilled through the nut and disc pin. Once
the nut is positioned properly, the disc nut pin (265) should then be inserted into the hole and
the ends peened over.
FIGURE 16
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6.0 ASSEMBLY (Continued)
6.1.1.2 Hinge Mounting
6.1.1.2.1 Pin Mounted in Body Wall (Figs. 9-13)
Pin Mounted in Body Wall (Figs. 9—13). The disc assembly should be lowered into
the body and supported either by hand or with a sling. With the pin (039, 041, 5)
partially inserted through the body wall, align the hinge assembly with the pin and
push the pin through the hinge, into the journal on the opposite body wall.
Depending on the type of hinge cover supplied it may be necessary to affix a roll pin
(58) between the end of the hinge pin and the cover, plug or bonnet (037, 10, SA).
With the plug type cover (Fig. 11) in which the plug is an integral part of the pin the
gasket should be placed on the plug prior to insertion of the pin. If the plug is
separate, the gasket and the roll pin should be affixed and the plug screwed into the
body. Where a spiral wound gasket is used, care must be taken to correctly
compress the gasket. The plug should be tightened until the proper compressed
gasket thickness is achieved.
Where a pressure seal bonnet has been supplied, the pin (5) and bonnet (2A) or
integral pin/bonnet should be inserted. The gasket can then be inserted into the
bore until it contacts the bonnet. With the above in position the cover (10) is fitted on
to the studs (11) and pushed up against the gasket. Using a criss cross pattern the
nuts should be torqued to the valves shown in Table (2). Where a blind flange cover
is used, the gasket (101) and roll pin (263) should be affixed and the cover (037)
placed over the studs (208). After the nuts (229) have been threaded on to the
studs, they should be torqued to the values listed in Table 2.
FIGURE 9
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6.0 ASSEMBLY (Continued)
6.1.1.2.2 Pin Mounted in Bracket on Bonnet (Fig 14)
Where a pressure seal bonnet has been supplied, the pin (5) and bonnet (2A) or
integral pin/bonnet should be inserted. The gasket can then be inserted into the
bore until it contacts the bonnet. With the above in position the cover (10) is fitted on
to the studs (11) and pushed up against the gasket. Using a criss cross pattern the
nuts should be torqued to
the vaives shown in Table (2). Where a blind flange cover is used, the gasket (101)
and roll pin (263) should be affixed and the cover (037) placed over the studs (208).
After the nuts (229) have been threaded on to the studs, they should be torqued to
the values listed in Table 2.
FIGURE 14
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6.0 ASSEMBLY (Continued)
6.1.1.2.3 Pin Mounted on Bracket in Body (Fig 15)
With the hinge assembly supported, the hinge support (007) should be placed over
the hinge end and the hinge pin (041) (with the retaining pin (257) in place) inserted
into position. Prior to installing the assembly in the body, position the two spring
pins (258) on the pads in the body. The assembly can now be lowered over the
pins into position on the pads. Put a washer (Tab Lock) (251) on each hinge support
bolt (289), insert them through the hinge support bracket into the body and tighten.
Once they are in place, the tabs on the lock washer should be bent over.
FIGURE 15
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6.0 ASSEMBLY (Continued)
6.1.2 Bonnet
Prior to lowering the cap (003) into position, a new gasket (100) should be placed in the gasket groove
on the body flange. The bonnet can then be lowered into place. On valves where the hinge is attached
to the bonnet, care should be taken to insure that the disc is aligned correctly with the seat. This is
accomplished by lining up the dowel pin with the holes in the body and bonnet. With the bonnet in
place, the studs (200) and nuts (230) can be installed. Prior to installation the studs and nuts should be
cleaned and thoroughly lubricated with a high quality lubricant. Any nuts or studs with damaged
threads should be replaced. It is very important that the body—bonnet bolting be torqued to specific
values in accordance with the procedure listed below. The torque values are shown in Table 2 for
various diameter studs and materials. The nuts should be tightened evenly using a crisscross pattern
similar to the one shown in Fig. 18. Tighten all of the nuts to 1/3 of the recommended value initially.
Then repeat the sequence raising the torque to 2/3 of full torque. Finally, torque all the nuts to the
recommended value following the criss-cross pattern. It is essential that the flange faces remain
parallel and all the bolting has uniform tension. Failure to achieve this may cause gasket weepage
when the joint is subjected to operating pressures and temperatures.
FIGURE 18
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6.0 ASSEMBLY (Continued)
MAXIMUM TORQUES FOR FIELD SERVICE (Ft. Lb.)
The following torque values are provided for guidance in filed work. These maximum torque values
provide for a range of friction coefficients without damage to the designated bolting material.
Stud Size
A193
B7 & B16
A193
B8 &B8M
A453
660
A564
630
A574
5/16 -18 11 6.5 12 13 15
3/8 – 16 20 12 20 23 26
7/16 – 14 30 19 30 36 44
½ - 13 45 28 50 55 67
9/16 – 12 70 40 70 80 -
5/8 – 11 90 56 100 110 130
¾ - 10 165 100 165 195 230
7/8 – 9 270 160 280 310 375
1 – 8 400 240 420 470 560
1 1/8 - 8 600 350 600 690 800
1 ¼ - 8 800 500 850 970 1140
1 3/8 – 8 1100 675 1200 1320 1500
1 ½ - 8 1500 900 1600 1750 1970
1 5/8 – 8 1900 1150 2000 2250 -
1 ¾ - 8 2400 1450 2500 2850 3100
1 7/8 – 8 3000 1800 3200 3500 -
2 – 8 3700 2200 3900 4300 4600
2 1/8 – 8 4400 2650 4700 5200 -
2 ¼ - 8 5300 3200 5600 6200 6900
2 ½ - 8 7400 4400 8000 8600 9400
2 ¾ - 8 8700 5900 10400 11600 12800
3 – 8 11400 7800 13000 15200 16900
*Nominal torque values are 20% less than these values.
6.2 Pressure Seal Bonnet Valves
6.2.1 Disc – Hinge Assembly
The disc assembly procedure in a pressure seal valve is identical to the one for flanged bonnet valves
included in section 6.1.1. Refer to it for instructions.
TABLE 2
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6.0 ASSEMBLY (Continued)
6.2.2 Bonnet
Once the hinge - disc assembly is in place, the bonnet (002) can be inserted into the neck. Care must
be taken in lowering the bonnet. It is again very important to keep the bonnet from cocking, as it is
lowered into the body. If it does bind, the bonnet must be straightened before insertion can continue.
Measuring from the bonnet bolting surface to the top of the body is the simplest way to detect cocking.
With the bonnet resting on the counterbore in the neck, a new gasket (030) and the spacer ring (032)
can be inserted. In that the gasket may also cock, it must be inserted with care. Once these are in
place, the four-piece gasket retainer (033) can be put into place. It is important to remember that the
piece with the drilled hole must be positioned last. If the valve is installed in other than a horizontal
position, it may be necessary to orient or hold the retainer such that the pieces stay in place until the
bonnet is moved into its raised position. Prior to installing the bonnet retainer, the pipe plug (336)
should be removed. A threaded rod, long enough to extend from the top of the bonnet above the body
neck should be inserted into the tapped hole in the center of the bonnet. The bonnet retainer (034)
can now be lowered over the top of the rod and set into position. Using the threaded rod the bonnet
can be raised into its position and the bonnet capscrews (216) inserted through the retainer and
threaded into their holes in the bonnet. By turning each capscrew a couple of turns, proceeding to the
adjacent capscrew, turning it and then repeating this around the bolt circle, the bonnet will be raised
squarely until it is firmly in contact with the gasket. Note that while the capscrews need not be torqued
to a specific value to maintain a tight seal at system pressures, they should be tightened with wrench
to insure good gasket-body-bonnet seal contact before the full pressure is reached.
FIGURE 17