JulioJ
Petroleum
- Oct 31, 2019
- 3
Hi,
I've seen some posts regarding control valve leakrate calculation for testing against FCI-70-2 for Class IV valves. Although it's pretty straight forward calculation, I'm not sure what differential pressure should I use in the flow sizing formula Q=Cv*SQRT(DP) if I want to calculate the maximum allowed leakrate for a 6" valve with a CV=3000 using water at 60 degF as test media and a test pressure of 50 psi.
I know, per FCI-70-2 class IV, the leakage is defined as 0.01% of the rated valve capacity, i.e. 0.01% of CV valve, or 0.3 in this valve case.
Also, what would it be the case if I want to calculate the same but using air as test media?
Thanks.
I've seen some posts regarding control valve leakrate calculation for testing against FCI-70-2 for Class IV valves. Although it's pretty straight forward calculation, I'm not sure what differential pressure should I use in the flow sizing formula Q=Cv*SQRT(DP) if I want to calculate the maximum allowed leakrate for a 6" valve with a CV=3000 using water at 60 degF as test media and a test pressure of 50 psi.
I know, per FCI-70-2 class IV, the leakage is defined as 0.01% of the rated valve capacity, i.e. 0.01% of CV valve, or 0.3 in this valve case.
Also, what would it be the case if I want to calculate the same but using air as test media?
Thanks.