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Section
Three
Page 1
Learning Objectives
Page 2
Reciprocating Control Valves
Globe Design
• Post (Shank) Top Guided
• Unbalanced Packing Follower
• Single Seated
Packing Ring (S)
• Captured Seat Ring (QC)
• Top Entry Stem
Seat Ring
Seat Ring
Gasket
Page 3
Reciprocating Control Valves
Globe Design
• Post (Shank) Top Guided
• Unbalanced Packing Follower
• Top Entry
• Bellows
Bellows
• Special Service
• 1” thru 6” ANSI 150—300
Bonnet Extension
Masoneilan 21000
2” Cv = 46
Plug Guide
Bushing
Plug Head
Cage
Seat Ring
Page 4
Reciprocating Control Valves
•
Angle Design
Post (Shank) Top Guided
• Unbalanced
• Single Seated
Packing Follower
• Captured Seat Ring (QC)
Packing Ring (S)
• Top Entry
• Wide Trim Selection Stem
Seat Ring
Lo-db/Anti-Cavitation Trim
Page 5
Reciprocating Control Valves
•
Globe Design
Post (Shank) Top Guided
• Unbalanced Packing Follower
• Bellows
Bellows
• Special Service
• 1” thru 6” ANSI 150—300
Bonnet Extension
Masoneilan 21000
1” Cv = 12
Plug Guide
Bushing
Body
Plug Head
Seat Ring
Page 6
Reciprocating Control Valves
•
Globe Design
Heavy Plug Guided
• Unbalanced
• Single Seated Packing Follower
• Threaded Seat Ring Packing Ring (S)
• Top Entry
Lantern Ring
• Live-Loaded Seat Plug Stem
• Chemical Service Disc Springs
• 1” thru 2” ANSI 300
Plug Shank
Bonnet
Plug Tip
Seat Ring
Body
Page 7
21000A SERIES
TOP GUIDED ANGLE Follower
Plug Bushing
Extended Bonnet
Bonnet Gasket
Angle Body
Spring Diaphragm & Piston Actuation
Stellite Venturi Outlet
Page 8
Disassembly
21000 Series Valve Body SA
Page 9
Disassembly
21000 Series Valve Body SA
Bonnet Gasket Seat Ring
Packing Rings
Gland Flange
Page 10
Instructor Guided Demo
Components
Page 11
Disassembly
21000 Series Valve Body SA
Instructor Guided Demo
Page 12
Disassembly - Review
21000 Series Valve Body SA
Page 13
Inspection - Review
21000 Series Valve Body SA
• Wall thickness
in wear areas. Gasket Surface
ANSI B16.34
• Flange Bonnet Locating
Register
thickness ANSI
B16.5
Gasket Surface
• Gasket Surfaces
(125/250 RMS
Typical) Wall Thickness
• Guides
Page 14
ANSI B16.34 and B16.5
Page 15
Body Wall
see tab 8
Page 16
ANSI B16.5
Flange Dimensions
B Y
Page 17
Flange Thickness
X
A
B Y
O
C
C
O
See tab 8
Page 18
Inspection - Review
21000 Series Valve Bonnet
• Gasket Surfaces
Gland Flange
Studs
• Packing Box
• Stud
• Threads
Packing Box
Surface Finish &
• Bent
Inside Diameter
• Bushing
Gasket Surface
• Guide Surfaces
Plug Guide
Bushing
Page 19
Inspection - Review
21000 Series Valve Trim
• Stem
• Pin
• Plug
• Seat Ring
• Sometimes:
• Cage
• Bushing
Page 20
Seat Re-Machining
0.015’’ max.
30º
28º
Stellite
Page 21
Inspection - Review
21000 Series Valve Body SA
Common Types of Damage
• Cavitation
• Flashing
• Wire Drawing
• Erosion
• Chemical Corrosion
• Fretting
Page 22
Cavitation & Flashing
Flow Direction
Vena Contracta
Inlet
P1
P2 Outlet
Dynamic Pressure
Profile
Pvc
Letdown Path
Page 23
Cavitation & Flashing
Page 24
Cavitation Phenomena
Vvc
Formation of
Vapor Bubbles
Velocity V2
V1
P2 Bubbles
Collapse
Pvapor
Flashpoint Pvc Cavitation
Local Fluid Pressure Drops Below Fluid Vapor
Pressure
Page 25
Cavitation
o Localized
o Rough pock
marked
o Sounds like rocks
o Will attack any
material
o Worse with high
pressure
Page 26
Flashing
• Erosion
• Mechanical
solutions
• Material
solutions
Page 27
Wire Drawing
• Erosion
• Seat leakage at
high pressure
• Cavitation
secondary
Page 28
Erosion
Page 29
Corrosion
• Chemical induces
• All wetted parts are
affected
• Material
Page 30
Fretting
• Vibration induced
• Hardened
materials
Page 31
Review
21000 Series Valve Body SA
Threaded Trim
• Post (Shank) Top Guided Packing Follower
Packing Ring (S)
• Unbalanced
Packing Spacer
• Single Seated Stem
Plug Guide
• Threaded Seat Ring Bushing
Body
Page 32
Review
21000 Series Valve Body SA
Lo-dB® - Anti-Cavitation Trim
Page 33
21000 Series Valves
Lo-dB® Noise Attenuation
• Drilled Hole Technology
• Flow-to-Open (FTO)
• Single Stage Trim
– 20 dBA Reduction
• Compressibles only
– Including Steam
• Application Dependent
– Pressure Ratio (P1/P2)
Page 34
21000 Series Valves
Anti-Cavitation Trim
• Drilled Hole Technology
• Flow-to-Close (FTC)
• Single Stage Trim
– 20 dBA Reduction
• Incompressibles only
– Clean Service
• Application Dependent
– Pressure Ratio (P1/P2)
Page 35
21000 Series Valves
Anti-Cavitation
Single Stage Trim
Fluid enters through the drilled cage.
Bubbles form and collide into each
other. As the bubbles collide they
implode against each other instead of
the valve trim.
Page 36
21000 Series Valves
Anti-Cavitation
Two Stage Trim
Fluid enters through the drilled cage.
Bubbles form and collide into each
other. As the bubbles collide they
implode against each other instead of
the valve trim. Turn
Recombine
Split
Page 37
Instructor Guided Demo
Page 38
Assembly Review
21000 Series Valve Body SA
Bonnet Gasket
Cage
Packing Rings
Body Bolting Studs Seat Ring
Page 39
Torque Procedures
• Reference
• Bulletins
• Instructions
Page 40
21000 Series Control Valve
Model Number Identification
1st 2nd - 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
Page 43
Actuators
Model 37
• Air To Extend
• Air is supplied to top
side of the diaphragm
which opposes a
spring on the opposite
side
• Different Spring
Ranges are available
• Spring is adjustable
Page 44
Actuators
Model 37
• Air Inlet
• Diaphragm
• Actuator Case
• Diaphragm Plate
• Stem
• Spring
• Spring Seat
• Yoke
• Spring load Adjustment
• Guide Bushing
• Travel Scale
Page 45
Actuators
Model 38
• Air To Retract
• Air is supplied to
bottom side of the
diaphragm which
opposes a spring on
the opposite side
• Different Spring
Ranges are available
• Spring is adjustable
Page 46
Model 38
Actuators
• Spring Load Adjustment
• Spring Seat
• Spring Barrel
• Spring
• Actuator Case
• Diaphragm
• Diaphragm Plate
• Stem
• Travel Stop
• Yoke
• Packing
• Guide Bushing
• Travel Scale
Page 47
Actuator Force Calculations
• F= Actuator Force (Lbs. Thrust )
• Pi = Actuator spring initial pressure
• Ai = Diaphragm initial effective area
• Dc = Diaphragm (Piston) Diameter (Inch)
• Ps = Actuator supply pressure
• Pf = Actuator spring final pressure
• Af = Diaphragm final effective area
• Y1 = Valve stroke
Air To Extend/Retract
F = (Ps - Pf ) x Af
Spring to Extend/Retract
F = Pi x Ai
Diameter of an Area
D c 1.128 * A i
Area of a Diameter
Dc 2 *
Ai
4
Page 48
Actuator Force Calculations
Exercise
Air to Open / Fail Close
Actuator Selected
– #10 Actuator = 100 sq. inch area
• 6 Psi - 30 Psi spring range Air to Open
• 45 psi Supply 1-1/2” Stroke
Air To Retract F = (Ps - Pf ) x Af
• Available thrust to Open Valve=
Supply Pressure (Pi) – Spring Final (Pf) x Area of Diaphragm (Ai)
• Available Thrust (Factuator) = 45 Psi – 30 psi x 100 sq. inch
• Available Thrust (Factuator) = 15 x 100= 1500 Pounds
Spring to Extend F = Pi x Ai
• Available thrust to Close Valve=
Spring Initial (Pi) x Area of Diaphragm (Ai)
• Available Thrust (Factuator) = 6 psi x 100 sq. inch
• Available Thrust (Factuator) = 6 x 100= 600 Pounds
Page 49
Actuators
Model 87
• Air to Extend
• Rolling elastomer diaphragm
for constant area.
• Multi-spring arrangement
allows for 4 standard spring
ranges.
– 3 - 15 PSI
– 6 - 30 PSI
– 11 - 23 PSI
– 21 - 45 PSI
• Changes are made by varying
the spring quantity (3 or 6),
type and placement.
• Field reversible with no
additional parts.
Page 50
Actuators
Model 87
• Air Inlet
• Upper Diaphragm Case
• Rolling Diaphragm
• Diaphragm Plate
• Spring (s)
• Stem Bushing with Wiper Seal
• O’ring
• Actuator Stem
• Travel Scale
• Stem Connector (Top & Bottom)
• Short Yoke
Page 51
Actuators
Model 88
• Air to Retract
• Rolling elastomer diaphragm
for constant area.
• Multi-spring arrangement
allows for 4 standard spring
ranges.
– 3 - 15 PSI
– 6 - 30 PSI
– 11 - 23 PSI
– 21 - 45 PSI
• Changes are made by varying
the spring quantity (3 or 6),
type and placement.
• Field reversible with no
additional parts.
Page 52
Actuators
Model 88
• Spring (s)
• Upper Diaphragm Case
• Rolling Diaphragm
• Diaphragm Plate
• Stem Bushing with Wiper Seal
• O’ring
• Actuator Stem
• Travel Scale
• Stem Connector (Top & Bottom)
• Short Yoke
Page 53
87/88 Spring Diaphragm
Actuators
Actuator Travel Spring Color Code Spring Range Number of Springs Spring Spacer
.8" Red 3-15 psi 3 No
1.5" Blue 6-30 psi 6 No
2.0" Green 11-23 psi 3 Yes
2.5" Yellow 21-45 psi 6 Yes
Spacers required on size (10) 1-1/2" stroke
Spacers required on size (16 & 23) 1-1/2" thru 2-1/2" stroke
Page 54
87/88 Actuators
Instructor Guided Demonstration
Disassemble Inspect and
Assemble
Model 87
Model 88
Page 55
Diaphragm Plate
88 Actuators Disassembly
Jam Nut
Washer
Spring (s)
Compression Nuts
Diaphragm
Hex Nuts
Page 56
88 Actuators Assembly
Jam Nut
Washer Diaphragm Plate
Diaphragm
Spacer
Actuator Stem
Diaphragm
Page 57
87/88 Actuators
Instructor Guided
Demonstration
Disassemble Inspect and
Assemble
Page 58
Type 87/88 Actuators
Handwheels
Page 59
21000A SERIES
TOP GUIDED ANGLE
• Post (Shank) Top Guided
• Unbalanced
• Single Seated Signal to Close
• Captured Seat Ring
Fail Open
• Extended Bonnet
• Top Entry
• Wide Trim Selection
• General Service
• ¾” thru 6” ANSI 150—2500
Page 60
Type 37/38 Actuators
Handwheels
• 6A1-6A2-6A3
– Side Mounted H/W
Page 61
Bench Set and Test
• Spring Initial
• Spring Final
• Travel
• Operation
• Leakage
Page 62
Instructor Guided Demo
Assemble
Page 63
21000 Body SA and 87/88 Actuator
Assembly Review
SVI-II
Page 64
Right-Hand ¼”-28
D C B A
Left-Hand ¼”-28
Valve Stroke Lever Arm Hole
Turnbuckle Length
1/4" - 3/4" A
1.25"
3/4" - 1-1/2" B
2.25"
1-1/2" - 2-1/2" C
2.90"
2-1/2" - 4" D
4.25"
7.25"
Page 65
Turnbuckle Assembly
Jam Nut
Jam Nut
Right-Hand ¼”-28
Left-Hand ¼”-28
Rod-End Bearing
Rod-End Bearing
Page 66
Mounting Bracket
Assembly
Take-Off Arm
Page 67
Typical Reciprocating Alignment
Magnet Array is part of the bracket assembly and supported with roller bearings
Page 68
Alignment of Lever Arm
Apply or Exhaust Instrument Air to the Actuator
Closing the Valve
Page 69
Mounting MNI 37/38
Mounting Sub-Plate
5/16”-18 X ¾” Capscrew (3)
Mounting Bracket
Assembly
Page 70
Alignment of Lever Arm
Apply or Exhaust Instrument Air to the Actuator
Closing the Valve
Page 71
SVI-IIAP Keypad Flowchart
Page 72
SVI-IIAP Keypad Flowchart
Page 73
SVI-IIAP 375HHC Flowchart
Page 74
4700 Series Positioner
Model Numbering
1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
4 E&P
P = Pneumatic
E = Electro/pneumatic
Page 75
Positioners
Instructor Guided Demo
• Input • Output
• Pneumatic • Pneumatic
Page 76
Pneumatic Force Balanced Direct
Feedback Positioner
Actuator
Pilot Assembly
Page 77
4700E Positioner
Pneumatic
• Input • Output
• Analog • Pneumatic
Page 78
4700E Positioner
Electro-pneumatic
• Replace gauges
• Replace all O-Rings
• Replace Diaphragm
• Check Pilot Spool !!!!!
• Don’t over tighten
Page 79
7400 Positioner
Bellcrank
Leaf Bearing Force Balance Spring
Index
Bypass Plug
Stroke Lever
1
Manifold
Pinion
Bellows
Spring Lever
Pilot
• Linear Only
Page 80
Valve Assembly Testing
Completing the MARC
Class “A” Repair
Calibration
Seat Test
Hydro Test
Performance Signature
Tagged
Page 81
Masoneilan Global Standards
Page 83
Masoneilan Standards
Page 84
20000 Series Valve Body SA
Compare and Contrast to 21000
Older Style Version of 21000
Never Stopped Making For Nuclear Industry
Equipped With 37/38 Actuator
o Stem Diameter was 3/8” (21000 Min. ½”)
o Body & Bonnets not interchangeable
o Stem projection changes due to 87/88 implementation
o Cage design changed to “Bar-Stock”
o Body Bolt pattern 4-Bolt & 8-Bolt
o Some trim components are interchangeable
Page 85
MARC Certified
Technician Training
Section
Three
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