Gate Valves
Brass full way gate valve with lockshield. Tectite push-fit ends for copper, carbon and stainless steel tube
Brass full way gate valve with lockshield. Tectite push-fit ends for copper, carbon and stainless steel tube
| Code | Description | A | B |
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| Size | Pattern No. | Code | Kv m3/h |
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BSi Kitemark License
[1.1mb]
WRc-NSF Push Fit [40.8k]
| Size | Pattern No. | Code | BSi Kitemark License | WRc-NSF Push Fit |
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| Description | Minimum Operating Pressure (bar) | Maximum Cold Working Pressure (bar) | Maximum Hot Working Pressure (bar) |
|---|---|---|---|
| PT1068LS Gate valve | No minimum operating pressure. | 15-28mm 20 bar up to 30oC 35-54mm 16 bar up to 30oC | 15-28mm 10 bar up to 114oC 35-54mm 6 bar up to 90oC |
Care
No regular aesthetic care is required for this product
Maintenance
A regular maintenance program is the most efficient method of ensuring longer term operational efficiency of the selected valve. Such a program would need to include a risk assessment and a planned procedure of how the maintenance will be carried out. The possibility of operational limits being exceeded and the potential hazards ensuring must be considered as part of this assessment. This should be implemented to include visual checks on the valve’s condition and any development of unforeseen conditions, which could lead to failure. The correct fitting tools and equipment should be used for valve maintenance work. Separate means of draining the pipe work must be provided when carrying out any maintenance to valves. Where there may be any system debris this could be collected and /or filtered by installation of the appropriate protective device.
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Regulations
THE PRESSURE EQUIPMENT DIRECTIVE 97/23/EC and CE MARKING
The Pressure Equipment Regulations 1999 (SI 1999/2001) have now been introduced into United Kingdom law.
Valves with a maximum allowable pressure greater than 0.5 bar are covered by these new Regulations. Valves are categorised according to their maximum working pressure, size and rising level of hazard. The level of hazard varies according to the fluid being carried. Fluids are classified as Group 1, dangerous fluids or Group 2, all other fluids including steam. The Categories designated are SEP (sound engineering practice). Valves up to and including 25mm (1”) are designated SEP regardless of the fluid group. Those identified as having increased hazard are Categorised as, I, II, III or IV. All valves designated as SEP do not bear the CE mark nor require a Declaration of Conformity. Categories I, II, III or IV carry the CE mark and require a Declaration of Conformity. Valves classified from the piping chart would not be included in Category IV.
| Size | Pattern No. | Code | PED Categorisation |
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| Component | Material |
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| Body | Forged brass (1/4" to 2") Gravity die cast brass (2.1\2" to 4") |
| Bonnet | Forged brass 1\4" to 3") Gravity die cast brass (4") |
| Stem | Brass bar |
| Wedge | Forged brass (1\4" to 2.1\2") Gravity die cast brass (3" to 4") |
| Stem ring | Brass bar |
| Gland | Brass bar |
| Gland nut | Brass bar (1\4" to 1") Forged brass (1.1\4" to 4") |
| Handwheel | Aluminium |
| Handwheel nut | Brass bar |
| Gland packing | PTFE |
| Rating disc | Aluminium |
| Locksheild | Brass bar |
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