Series 150: Bonded Liner Butterfly Valve Double Flanged Type
Series 150: Bonded Liner Butterfly Valve Double Flanged Type
Series 150: Bonded Liner Butterfly Valve Double Flanged Type
Design
Process Connections: Suitable for mounting between flanges acc. to
EN 1092 - PN 10/16, ASME B16.5 - 150
Face to Face : EN 558 Basic series 13
ISO 5752 Basic series 13
Liner : Elastomeric bonded liner vulcanized to body
Non-collapsible
Non-replaceable
Bi-directional tight shut-off
Shaft Seal Design : Primary and secondary shaft seal system
within liner Double Flanged Type
Shaft
Bearings
: Rigid 1-pc shaft construction
: Bearings vulcanized to liner Series 150
Valve Testing
Valves have been tested and found acceptable in compliance with the
following standards
Additional information
• Suitable for vacuum applications
• Suitable for end of line service
• On-Off and throttling / regulating applications
• Suitable for high velocity applications up to;
- 4 m/sec. for liquids
- 30 m/sec. for gasses
• Marking EN 19 - 2002
• Material and Test certification, EN 10204 - 2.2, 3.1 and 3.2
• Special coating systems available (Off-shore coating etc.)
Bonded Liner
• High accuracy bonded liner fully
vulcanized to body
• Vulcanization in precision ma- Shaft Sealing System
chined transfer molding tools
• Top and bottom shaft sealing with
• Repeatable accurate liner dimen- primary and secondary sealing
sions system
• Reliable low torque figures
• No corrosion between liner and
body Plug and Gasket
• No flange gasket required • Bottom shaft support
• No rolling up of liner • Safety sealing system
• Long life liner
• Non collapsible, stretch resistant,
blow out proof liner
• Suitable for end of line service
• Suitable for vacuum and high
fluid velocity applications The “Long Life Butterfly Valve”
• Suitable for dry service
• Available in various materials
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1
6 5
4
8
9
For sizing and safe operation purposes the specified 150 -- -- -- 45.6 53.2 62.4 83.6
torque values need to be multiplied with the following 200 -- -- -- 91.2 106.4 121.6 144.4
minimum safety factors;
• For liquid and lubricant media sf = 1.25 250 144.5 167.5 190.0 228.0 243.5 213.0 281.5
• For powdery (non-lubricant) media sf = 1.60 300 205.5 236.0 266.0 319.5 342.0 312.0 395.5
• For dry gasses and high viscous media sf = 1.60
350 236.0 274.0 312.0 365.0 403.0 410.5 593.0
Service 400 350.0 410.5 486.5 532.0 593.0 585.5 851.5
For assistance in sizing and dimensioning actuators- 450 479.0 562.5 646.0 730.0 836.0 828.5 1087.0
valve combinations please contact our Engineers.
500 638.5 737.5 836.0 988.0 1064.0 1102.5 1368.0
We have wide experience in sizing Pneumatic, Electric
and Hydraulic actuators. 600 1064.0 1216.0 1444.0 1596.0 1824.0 2052.0 2356.0
700 1824.0 2128.0 2432.0 2812.0 3116.0 2736.0 3952.0
800 2508.0 2888.0 3344.0 3800.0 4180.0 3785.0 5320.0
900 3420.0 4104.0 4864.0 5168.0 5852.0 5108.0 7600.0
1000 4408.0 5244.0 6156.0 6688.0 7524.0 7752.0 9880.0
100 1.7 3.5 14.0 55.0 138 228 352 504 690
125 2.7 5.3 22.0 86.0 216 355 549 786 1078
150 3.9 7.8 31.0 124 310 512 791 1133 1552
200 6.9 14.0 55.0 221 552 918 1407 2014 2759
250 10.0 22.0 86.0 345 862 1422 2198 3147 4310
300 15.0 31.0 124 497 1241 2048 3166 4531 6207
350 21.0 42.0 151 676 1513 2496 3858 5522 7565
400 27.0 55.0 200 883 2004 3307 5110 7316 10022
450 35.0 70.0 256 1117 2565 4231 6540 9360 12823
500 43.0 89.0 319 1379 3194 5270 8144 11658 15970
600 62.0 124 466 1986 4660 7688 11881 17054 23297
700 79.0 157 891 2528 6321 10429 16118 23071 31605
800 96.0 194 774 3096 7740 12771 19737 28251 38700
900 129 259 1038 4828 10380 17127 26469 37844 51901
1000 161 324 1295 5179 12948 21365 33018 47261 54742
KV-values
KV values as mentioned in the KV-Value Table are;
• German KV values (m³/hour water of 20°C at a ∆P of 1 bar over the valve)
• Maximum allowable flow velocities;
- 4 m/sec. for liquids
- 30 m/sec. for gasses
• Make sure there is no cavitation
Calculations
Pressure drop (P1-P2) and/or flow (Q) calculations can be performed using the formula’s below.
You can calculate pressure drop and/or flow with a fully opened disc when the valve is used in on-off applications or you can calculate the pres-
sure drop and/or flow in above intermediate disc positions when the valve is used in throttling and regulating applications.
Where
Q = Flow [m³/hr]
ρ = Specific Gravity [Kg/m³]
ρ0 = Specific Gravity of water under standard conditions (ρ0 = 1000 kg/m³ at 288K)
P1 = Inlet Pressure [Barg]
P2 = Outlet Pressure [Barg]
G = Relative Specific Gravity in relation to air (G = ρ / ρ air) under standard conditions
Ti = Inlet Temperature [K]
Service
For assistance on pressure drop calculations and other belonging matters please contact our Engineers.
• DN 40-1200 • DN 50-1200
• DN 50-400
• DIN PN 10/16