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    This document summarizes an American Water Works Association standard for rubber-seated butterfly valves between 3 to 72 inches in diameter. It describes the scope of the standard which covers valves for use in fresh water systems with a pH between 6 to 10 and temperatures from 36 to 125 degrees Fahrenheit. The standard also defines the body types, classes, sizes and pressure ratings that the valves are designed for.

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    Awwa C504-1997

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    This document summarizes an American Water Works Association standard for rubber-seated butterfly valves between 3 to 72 inches in diameter. It describes the scope of the standard which covers valves for use in fresh water systems with a pH between 6 to 10 and temperatures from 36 to 125 degrees Fahrenheit. The standard also defines the body types, classes, sizes and pressure ratings that the valves are designed for.

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    This document summarizes an American Water Works Association standard for rubber-seated butterfly valves between 3 to 72 inches in diameter. It describes the scope of the standard which covers valves for use in fresh water systems with a pH between 6 to 10 and temperatures from 36 to 125 degrees Fahrenheit. The standard also defines the body types, classes, sizes and pressure ratings that the valves are designed for.

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    This document summarizes an American Water Works Association standard for rubber-seated butterfly valves between 3 to 72 inches in diameter. It describes the scope of the standard which covers valves for use in fresh water systems with a pH between 6 to 10 and temperatures from 36 to 125 degrees Fahrenheit. The standard also defines the body types, classes, sizes and pressure ratings that the valves are designed for.

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    AWWA (504 94 . . 0783350 0502442 173 . .

    American Water Works Association

    ANSI/AWWA C504-94
    (Revision of ANSI/AWWA C504-B7)

    AWWA STANDARD
    ., FOR

    RUBBER-SEATED BUTTERFLY VALVES

    SECTION 1: GENERAL

    Sec. 1.1 Scope


    This standard covers rubber-seated butterfly valves, 3 in. (75 mm) through
    72 in. 0,800 rnrn) in diameter, with various body and end types, for fresh water
    having a pH range from 6 to 10 and a temperature range from.<!3, to 125F (0.6 to
    52C). This standard covers rubber-seated butterfly valves suitable for a maximum
    steady-state fluid working pressure of 150 psig 0,034 kPa lgaugal), a maximum
    steady-state differential pressure of 150 psi 0,034 kPa), and a rp1!~'!'u.1)1_v..elo.cityoC
    16 I1/s (4.9 m/s).
    1.1.1 Body types, classes. and sizes. Valves covered by this standard are fur-
    nished in four body types and in classes as follows'
    1.1.1.1 Wafer valves. Class 150B, in sizes 3-20 in. (75--500 mrn),
    1.1.1.2 Short-body flanged valves. All classes. in sizes 3-72 in. (75--1,800 mm).
    1.1.1.3 Long-body nanged valves. Class 75A, class 75B, class 150A, and class
    150B, in sizes 3--72 in. (75--1,800 mm),
    1.1.1.4 Mechanical-joint-end valves. Class 150B, in sizes 3--24 in. (75-600 rnm),
    and all classes in sizes 3(}...48 in. (75a-1.200 mrn),
    1.1.2 Definition of classification. In each case, the~ri':..illsj~on repre-
    sents the pressure rating (the maximum steady-state fluid working pressure, in
    pounds-per-square-inch gauge) and also the maximum steady-state differential pres-
    sure, in pounds per square inch, for which the valve is designed. The design~
    "A" and "Jr define the flow-rate capabilities with the valve in the fully open posi-
    tion. "A" valves are rated for a maximum velocity of 8 ftJs (2.4 m/s), and "B" valves
    are rated for a maximum velocity of 16 I1/s (4.9 rn/s) in the piping section upstream
    of the valve.

    '11 by t he A~lfR1CI\tJ WATER WORK'S ASSOC1AT]ON (AWWA)


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