Dear Naresh,
Bolt tightening torque = D*K*P
where D= dia of bolt = say 56mm with pitch 3mm, Core dia=52.15mm
P = Bolt tensile load = 0.75 * yield stress ( in N/mm2)* area ( which is 3.14*52.14sq/4)
consider yield stress as 900 N/mm2 ( for class 10.9)
Therefore P= 1442235 N
K = Plain...
Hi all,
I am now in Maastricht attending the valve world Expo,Anybody in valve forum can contact me.Today is the last day of the expo.It is really good to be here.
I am at stall no. 1803
bye,
cranekiran
Dear all,
Are there any good Bonding adhesives that will bond epdm or Nitrile rubber with s.g iron/stainless steel?.This bonding has to be almost as good as a vulcanised one since the rubber acts as a sealing for hydro-pressure upto 30 bars.
thanking in advance.
cranekiran
Hi,
We did a FM and UL(Underwriters Lab.)testing on Ductile iron valves meant for the fire fighting systems for U.S.A
The testing was more stringent than the normal testing standard meant for the valves.(As I found out in comparision with MSS-SP67)
I am told that the insurance companies in...
Thanks canuckminer,
I saw the valve in the web-site you mentioned.At least now I know that there are similar types existing in the industry.Like you mentioned No standard given but only the Material of Construction.
I guess these are manufacured purely from the manufacturer's standard and the...
Thanks generalblr,
But the Problem is we ourselves are manufacturers!!The point is I am on a project to develop a Grooved type knife gate valve and at present at a loss to start with what?Eventually I will arrive at a solution myself but it will take a longer time to start with this one without...
Dear all,
I put this question in the valve forum but unfortunatly no answer as of now.So I am trying my luck here.
Is there any design standard for Grooved Body type knife gate valve(face to face,O.D,I.D)?
There are Standards for Grooved type Butterfly valve like MSS-SP67 & ASMEB16.10.But...
Hi,
The Shell strength as per Pr-En-12516 is as follows:-
1)First determine the Body shell thickness as per:-
Ec=di x p / (2xf-p)xkc (x means multiply)
where,Ec=shell thickness in mm
di=Body Bore in mm
p =Pressure in Mpa =(0.1 x bars)
f=Allowable stress in Mpa...
Dear all,
It's been a long time since I came back to see what's going on here.I found out that I have really missed lot of good advices given by some experts.This forum is really going stronger day by day.
I am in search of a standard ( BS-EN,MSS,AWWA,ASME,JIS,ISO or any new valve standard)...
Dear Anegri,
Sorry for the belated reply.Actually I was busy on some site work and could not check mail.
Many thanks for your in-depth reply for the Equivalent valve standard.
Great Reply!!!
Thanks,It was usefull.We are procuring all the standards you have mentioned.
Bye!
Yes!!
I am referring to P.E.D for the hazard analysis.
Many thanks for the equivalent standard.One small doubt,if the standard is already designated as BS-EN then it must have crossed the Pr stage or else it would be Pr-En....
Thanks once again.I am Waiting for your next reply!!
Bye!!
Hi,
Yes,You can use Cast iron as the Body material for the Butterfly valve in Question.
Refer BS:5155 & BS:4504 SEC.1&2.
Just for advice,The above standards I have mentioned have been or are in the process of withdrawal stage.But there is no harm if you can still get a copy of that.
For...
Hi,
I would like to know from this forum the equivalent British En standard for ASME-B 16.34,specifically the temperature/ pressure rating for different classes of valve body materials.Also it will be very helpful if you can give me the ASME standard for the hazard analysis of valves...
Hi,
I would like to know from this forum the equivalent British En standard for ASME-B 16.34.Also it will be very helpful if you can give me the ASME standard for the hazard analysis of valves.
Thanx&Regards
Cranekiran
Hi,
I am working on pro/e since 3 years and still I have not been able to master the rounds.
It's always resolve mode for me when it comes to rounds!!!!
So,Don't worry ,you are not alone in your misery!!!!
Cheers!
Now,
This is getting real funny!!
Seriously,Mishall, what makes you think that limit switches are expensive?
If your valves are operated by a gear box,You can install a limit switch so that every time the valve is opened or closed a signal can be sent to a timer.It is really simple...