2.
HC Series High Capacity 6" Ball Valves
2.1 PVC, PP and PVDF
2.1.1
All high capacity 6" Ball valves in PVC, PP or PVDF shall
be large port Chemline High Capacity HC series or equal, with
EPDM, Viton, CPE, Nitrile or Hypalon seals. Cushioned Teflon
PTFE ball seats shall be provided for positive closure with
minimum stem torques.
2.1.2
All valves shall have Teflon trunion bearings and stem bearings
to assure low torque and maintenance free operation. There
shall be no cavity between the body and the ball.
2.1.3
Socket ends shall be Schedule 80 and conform to ASTM D-2467.
2.1.4
Flanged ends shall be ANSI Class 150.
2.1.5
PVC compound shall have an ASTM cell classification 13463-A,
with minimum suffix "A" designation for chemical
resistance as per ASTM D-1784 (CSA Report LO 4000-1172).
2.1.6
All polypropylene material shall conform to ASTM D-4101 PP
0211B67272 material requirements.
2.1.7
All PVDF material shall be unpigmented conforming to ASTM
D-3222 Type 2 suspension resin material requirements and also
with USDA Title 21, Chapter I, Part 177.2510 requirements
for contact with food.
2.1.8
All valves shall be custom tagged to provide traceability.
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12.
WP Series Wafer Check Valves
12.1 PVC, PP and PVDF
12.1.1
All Wafer check valves shall be Chemline WP Series
or equal available in sizes 2" to 12" in
PVC, PP and PVDF rated at 150 psi working pressure.
PVC
and PP Check valves shall be supplied with EPDM (or Viton)
o-ring disc seals with 316 SS spring if required.
12.1.3
PVDF Check valves shall be supplied with Viton or Teflon encapsulated
o-ring disc and seals and Hasteloy springs if required.
12.1.4.
All valves shall be wafer type designed to fit between ANSI
Class 150 flanges.
12.1.5
Check valves, sizes 2" to 8" shall be supplied with
a spacer disc to provide maximum flow when the valve is open.
Required flange gaskets shall be Chemline GA Series
full face Class 150, raised face low torque type of EPDM or
Teflon PTFE bonded to EPDM. (See Section 20).
12.1.6
All valves to be evaluated to withstand the 1000 hour sustained
pressure test as outlined in ISO-DIS93-2 Table 2 for plastic
valves.
12.1.7
All wafer check valves will be installed with a minimum 5
pipe diameter of straight pipe upstream. (i.e. pipe diameters
from pump discharge, valves, reducers, elbows etc.)
12.1.8
All PVC wafer check valves 2" to 6" will have an
upper temperature limit of 140° F.
12.1.9
All PVC wafer check valves 8" to 12" will have an
upper temperature limit of 122° F.
12.1.10
All PP wafer check valves 2" to 6" will have an
upper temperature limit of 176° F.
12.1.11
All PP wafer check valves 8" to 12" will have an
upper temperature limit of 158° F.
12.1.12
All PVDF wafer check valves 2" to 6" will have an
upper temperature limit of 203° F.
12.1.13
All PVDF wafer check valves 8" to 12" will have
an upper temperature limit of 176° F.
12.1.14
All wafer check valves will have a maximum velocity in the
pipe line of 5 ft/sec.
12.1.15.
PVC compound shall have an ASTM cell classification 13463-A,
with minimum suffix "A" designation for chemical
resistance as per ASTM D-1784 (CSA Report LO 4000-1172).
12.1.16
All polypropylene material shall conform to ASTM D-4101 PP
0211B67272 material requirements.
12.1.17 All PVDF material shall be unpigmented conforming
to ASTM D-3222 Type 2, suspension resin material requirements
and also with USDA Title 21, Chapter I, Part 177.2510 requirements
for contact with food.
12.1.18
All valves shall be custom tagged number to provide traceability.
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13.
SI Series Gauge Isolators
13.1 PVC, PP, and PVDF
13.1.1
All Gauge Isolators in PVC, PP or PVDF for ½" media and
¼ or ½" gauge connections shall be Chemline SI
Series or equal. The large pressure sensitive dished
diaphragm shall have Teflon PTFE bonded to Hypalon to provide
maximum chemical resistance.
13.1.2
Fasteners shall be stainless steel.
13.1.3
Port connections shall be extra heavy walled to ensure safety.
13.1.4
PVC compound shall have an ASTM cell classification 13463-A
with minimum suffix "A" designation for chemical
resistance as per ASTM D-1784 (CSA Report LO 4000-1172).
13.1.5
All polypropylene material shall conform to ASTM D-4101 PP
0211D67272 material requirements.
13.1.6
All PVDF material shall be unpigmented conforming to ASTM
D-3222 Type 2 suspension resin material requirements and also
with USDA Title 21, Chapter I, Part 177.2510 requirements
for contact with food.
13.1.7
All valves shall be custom tagged to provide traceability.
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14.
SB10 & SB 11 Series Back Pressure/Relief Valves
14.1
PVC, PP and PVDF
14.1.1
All Back Pressure/Relief Valves in PVC, PP or PVDF shall be
Chemline SB10 or SB11 Series or equal in sizes ½"
to 2". SB10 shall have an inlet pressure setting between
3 and 60 psi and SB11 shall have an inlet pressure setting
of 7 to 150 psi. All valves shall have a maximum inlet pressure
rating of 150 psi. Valves shall be suitable for aggressive
clean non scaling chemicals.
14.1.2
Internal spring, spring adjusting screw and locking screws
shall be 316 SS. Adjusting screw shall be protected with a
plastic cap.
14.1.3
Diaphragm clamping screws shall be 316 stainless steel with
plastic coated nuts.
14.1.4
All valves shall have a large Teflon coated control diaphragm
to fully open at 10-15% over pressure, provide low hysteresis
(back pressure) and no flutter.
14.1.5
Static seals shall be Viton or EPDM.
14.1.6
Socket ends ½" to 2" shall be Schedule 80 and conform
to ASTM D-2467.
14.1.7
Threaded ends ½" to 2" shall be Schedule 80 and
conform to ASTM D-2464.
14.1.8
Butt fusion ends in PP and PVDF shall be compatible with Chemline
polypropylene and PVDF piping systems.
14.1.9
Flanged ends shall be ANSI Class 150.
14.1.10
PVC compound shall have an ASTM cell classification 13463-A,
with minimum suffix "A" designation for chemical
resistance as per ASTM D-1784 (CSA Report LO 4000-1172).
14.1.11
All polypropylene material shall conform to ASTM D-4101 PP
0211B67272 material requirements.
14.1.12
All PVDF material shall be unpigmented conforming to ASTM
D-3222 Type 2 suspension resin material requirements and also
with USDA Title 21, Chapter I, Part 177.2510 requirements
for contact with food.
14.1.13
All valves shall be custom tagged to provide traceability.
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15.
SB 12 Series Back Pressure/Relief Valves
15.1
PVC, PP, and PVDF
15.1.1
All Back Pressure/Relief valves in PVC, PP or PVDF shall be
Chemline SB12 Series or equal. Sizes
½" to 3" shall have an inlet pressure setting from
5 to 150 psi and 4" size shall have an inlet setting
pressure of 7 to 90 psi. All valves shall have a maximum inlet
pressure rating of 150 psi.
15.1.2
Internal spring, spring adjusting screw and locking screws
shall be 316 SS. Adjusting screw shall be protected with a
plastic cap.
15.1.3
Diaphragm clamping screws shall be 316 stainless steel with
plastic coated nuts.
15.1.4
All valves shall have a large Teflon coated control diaphragm
to fully open at 10-15% over pressure, provide low hysteresis
(back pressure) and no flutter.
15.1.5
Static seals shall be Viton or EPDM.
15.1.6
Socket ends ½" to 4" shall be Schedule 80 and conform
to ASTM D-2467.
15.1.7
Threaded ends ½" to 4" shall be Schedule 80 and
conform to ASTM D-2464.
15.1.8
Butt fusion ends in PP and PVDF shall be compatible with Chemline
polypropylene and PVDF piping systems.
15.1.9
Flanged ends shall be ANSI Class 150.
15.1.10
PVC compound shall have an ASTM cell classification 13463-A,
with minimum suffix "A" designation for chemical
resistance as per ASTM D-1784 (CSA Report LO 4000-1172).
15.1.11
All polypropylene material shall conform to ASTM D-4101 PP
0211B67272 material requirements.
15.1.12
All PVDF material shall be unpigmented conforming to ASTM
D-3222 Type 2 suspension resin material requirements and also
with USDA Title 21, Chapter I, Part 177.2510 requirements
for contact with food.
15.1.13
All valves shall be custom tagged to provide traceability.
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16.
SR50 Series Pressure Regulating & Reducing Valves
16.1
PVC, PP and PVDF
16.1.1
All Pressure Reducing/Regulating valves in PVC, PP or PVDF
shall be Chemline SR50 Series or equal. Sizes
½" to 1½" shall have an outlet pressure setting
of 15 to 135 psi and sizes 2" to 3" shall have an
outlet pressure setting of 15 to 90 psi. All valves shall
have a maximum inlet pressure rating of 150 psi. Valves shall
be suitable for aggressive clean non scaling chemicals.
16.1.2
Internal spring, spring adjusting screw and locking screws
shall be 316 SS. Adjusting screw shall be protected with a
plastic cap.
16.1.3
Diaphragm clamping screws shall be 316 stainless steel with
plastic coated nuts.
16.1.4
All valves shall have a large Teflon coated control diaphragm
to fully open at 10-15% over pressure, provide low hysteresis
(back pressure) and no flutter.
16.1.5
Static seals shall be Viton or EPDM.
16.1.6
Socket ends ½" to 3" shall be Schedule 80 and conform
to ASTM D-2467.
16.1.7
Threaded ends ½" to 3" shall be Schedule 80 and
conform to ASTM D-2464.
16.1.8
Butt fusion ends in PP and PVDF shall be compatible with Chemline
polypropylene and PVDF piping systems.
16.1.9
Flanged ends shall be ANSI Class 150.
16.1.10
PVC compound shall have an ASTM cell classification 13463-A,
with minimum suffix "A" designation for chemical
resistance as per ASTM D-1784 (CSA Report LO 4000-1172).
16.1.11
All polypropylene material shall conform to ASTM D-4101 PP
0211B67272 material requirements.
16.1.12
All PVDF material shall be unpigmented conforming to ASTM
D-3222 Type 2 suspension resin material requirements and also
with USDA Title 21, Chapter I, Part 177.2510 requirements
for contact with food.
16.1.13
All valves shall be custom tagged to provide traceability.
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20.
Valve Tagging (for traceability)
20.1 Plastic
20.1.1
Valve tags shall be engraved laminated plastic, affixed to
valve with a plastic tie. Tag shall bear manufacturer's inspection
number to provide traceability.
20.2
Stainless Steel
20.2.1
Valve tags shall be 304 stainless steel, affixed to valve
with SS wire. Tag shall be stamped with manufacturer's inspection
number to provide traceability.
20.3
Label
20.3
Computer imprinted corrosion resistant Mylar labels shall
be permanently affixed to valves and bear the manufacturer's
inspection number to provide traceability.
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