Aintenance – Jordan Valve Mark HPX and HPAX Series Globe & Angle Style Панель управления User Manual
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Table 1: Approximate Shipping Weights: Valve and Bonnet Assembly
Valve Type
Valve Size
(Inches)
Class
Pounds
Flanged
Kilograms
Flanged
Globe Valve
2
900 & 1500
158
72
2
2500
229
104
3
900
276
125
1500
284
129
4
900
507
230
1500
548
249
6
900
1127
511
1500
1228
557
Angle Valve
2
900 & 1500
153
69
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Internal valve components are subject to normal
deterioration and must be inspect and replaced as
required. The necessity of inspections and replacement
of parts will depend on the severity of service conditions.
Inspections and maintenance must be carried out on a
regularly scheduled basis.
To ensure the safety of personnel and to protect against
property damage, the following steps should be carried
out before beginning disassembly.
1.
To prevent the valve from opening suddenly,
disconnect any operating lines to the actuator.
This would include air pressure, electrical power
or control signal lines.
2.
Isolate the valve by using the bypass valve or
by shutting down the process completely
Relieve the pressure and drain the process fluid
from both sides of the valve.
3.
Relive the pressure contained in the actuator
by venting the actuator loading pressure and
relieving any power actuator spring compre-
ssion.
4.
Lock-out procedures should be strictly ad-
hered to while the equipment is being ser-
viced.
5.
The Mark HPX Series use spiral-wound gas
kets that are compressed to provide
their seal. Spiral-wound gaskets are
designed for single service, and if they are
disturbed they must be replaced upon reas-
sembly. Used spiral-wound will not seal prop-
erly within the assembly.
Valve
Rating
Valve Size,
Inches
Torque
Lbf•ft
N•m
B7, B16, BD and
660 Studs
B8 and B8M
Studs
B7, B16, BD and
660 Studs
B8 and B8M
Studs
Class 900
and 1500
2
290
180
390
240
3
540
390
730
530
4
720
540
970
730
6
1250
950
1700
1300
Class 2500
2
540
390
7i30
530
Table 2: Torque for Body-To-Bonnet Bolting (using Nickel Never Seez Lubricant)