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A. General Requirements

The safety valve shall be connected to the boiler in a vertical position independent 

of any other steam connection and attached as close as possible to the boiler. 

Intervening pipe or fittings shall be no longer than the face-to-face dimension 

of the corresponding tee fitting of the same diameter and pressure under the 

corresponding American Standard as set forth by the ASME.
Thoroughly clean the inlet of the valve before installation and be sure that the proper 

gasket is used. Tighten bolts evenly. For 1510 and 1511 Series, the flange bolting 

shall be ASTM A307 Grade B per ASME B16.1, and shall be torqued not to exceed 

the values shown in Table 1.
The safety valve shall be free from external stresses transmitted from the discharge 

piping. Figure 3 illustrates a recommended design allowing for ample clearance 

to take care of thermal expansion. The riser pipe should be large enough to 

accommodate the full capacity of the valve without causing steam to escape by 

flowing backward through the drip pan. In no case should the pipe connected to the 

valve be of a smaller size than the valve outlet.

Know all valve exhaust/

leakage points to 

avoid possible severe 

personal injury or death.

IX.  Recommended Installation Practices

Table 1: 1510 & 1511 Series Safety Valve Inlet Flange Bolting Torque

Orifice

Inlet Flange 

Size

Inlet Flange  

Bolt Size

Bolting Torque (ft-lbs)

Bolting Torque (Nm)

inches

mm

inches

mm

Dry

Lubricated

Dry

Lubricated

H

1 1/2

38.1

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

2    

50.8

 5/8

15.9

60

45

81

61

2 1/2

63.5

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

3    

76.2

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

J

1 1/2

38.1

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

2    

50.8

 5/8

15.9

60

45

81

61

2 1/2

63.5

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

3    

76.2

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

K

2    

50.8

 5/8

15.9

60

45

81

61

2 1/2

63.5

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

3    

76.2

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

3 1/2

88.9

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

4    

101.6

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

L

2 1/2

63.5

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

3    

76.2

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

3 1/2

88.9

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

4    

101.6

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

M

3    

76.2

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

3 1/2

88.9

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

4    

101.6

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

4 1/2

114.3

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

N

4    

101.6

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

P

4    

101.6

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

Q

6    

152.4

 3/4

19.1

110

85

149

115

Summary of Contents for Consolidated 1510 Series

Page 1: ...Consolidated 1511 Series Safety Valves Instruction Manual Rev E Baker Hughes Data Classification Public...

Page 2: ...UIREMENTS FOR OPERATION OF OTHER EQUIPMENT AT THE SITE THESE INSTRUCTIONS DO NOT PURPORT TO COVER ALL DETAILS OR VARIATIONS IN EQUIPMENT NOR TO PROVIDE FOR EVERY POSSIBLE CONTINGENCY TO BE MET IN CONN...

Page 3: ...ance All the United States Customary System USCS values are converted to metric values using the following conversion factors USCS Unit Conversion Factor Metric Unit in 25 4 mm lb 0 4535924 kg in2 6 4...

Page 4: ...16 E Spindle Runout 16 F Spring and Spring Washers 17 G Lift Restrictor 17 XII Inspection and Part Replacement A General Information 17 B Specific Steps 17 XIII Reassembly 20 XIV Setting and Testing A...

Page 5: ...nstructions if necessary on how to avoid the hazard The top panel of the format contains a signal word DANGER WARNING CAUTION or ATTENTION which communicates the level of hazard seriousness The center...

Page 6: ...the valve is removed Exercise care when examining a safety valve for leakage Prior to each actuation assure that no personnel are near the valve Steam escaping from the valve during actuation can poss...

Page 7: ...not so satisfied contact Baker Hughes if there are any questions relative to tools methods The installation and start up of valves and or valve products may involve proximity to fluids at extremely hi...

Page 8: ...essure is the static pressure existing at the outlet of a safety valve device due to pressure in the discharge system Blowdown Blowdown is the difference between actual popping pressure of a safety va...

Page 9: ...its function in holding one or more pressure containing members in position Rated Lift Rated lift is the design lift at which a valve attains its rated relieving capacity Safety Valve A safety valve...

Page 10: ...ed to prevent dirt from entering the outlet port while bolting in place While hoisting to the installation care should be exercised to prevent bumping the valve against steel structures and other obje...

Page 11: ...Pin 6 Upper Adj Ring 7 Upper Adj Ring Pin 8 Yoke 9 Yoke Cap Screws 10 Spindle Assembly 11 Spring Washer 12 Spring 13 Compression Screw 14 Compression Screw Nut 15 Cap 16 Cap Set Screw 17 Lever 18 Rele...

Page 12: ...ing backward through the drip pan In no case should the pipe connected to the valve be of a smaller size than the valve outlet Know all valve exhaust leakage points to avoid possible severe personal i...

Page 13: ...e preventing variation in the set pressure Valves must be readjusted if insulation is installed Weather shielding should be used to protect the spring and to minimize rain or snow from entering the va...

Page 14: ...ight up to remove the disc from the valve body Engage the drop through threads of the disc and unscrew it from the spindle 11 Measure from the top of the combination guide and upper ring to the top of...

Page 15: ...procedure for reconditioning the seating surfaces of the disc and seat bushing is outlined in Section XI C C Lapping Procedures 1 General While the finer points of lapping may be considered a mechani...

Page 16: ...rface is flat clear and mirror like wipe all traces of grinding compound from the part and begin reconditioning the other seat Note Do not place the disc in a vice to accomplish lapping procedures as...

Page 17: ...F Spring and Spring Washers Spring wire that is irregularly spaced or the ends are not parallel are sufficient causes for replacement The spring washers are machined to fit the ends of the spring the...

Page 18: ...ection Dimensions Orifice F 002 003 in 0 05 0 08 mm 1 G in mm in mm H 028 0 71 062 007 1 57 0 18 J 028 0 71 062 005 1 57 0 13 K 028 0 71 062 007 1 57 0 18 L 028 0 71 062 007 1 57 0 18 M 028 0 71 062 0...

Page 19: ...e disc and upper adjusting ring Instructions Section XI B When the E dimension is reduced by machining or lapping to the minimum given in Table 8b the valve seat bushing should be remachined to the gi...

Page 20: ...asher and spindle to disc pocket should each be ground together to attain a perfect match This is done by applying a lapping and grinding compound of about 500 grit on one of the surfaces and rubbing...

Page 21: ...duct two more verification tests b If in raising the boiler pressure the valve does not pop open within 3 percent overpressure for ASME Section I valves or 10 percent overpressure for ASME Section VII...

Page 22: ...notch that provides a minimum of simmer and does not interfere with the blowdown of the valve f If the valve pops open then drops out of lift like it was going to close but remains open at a very low...

Page 23: ...in Table 9 8 Once the valve has tested in compliance with the appropriate standard conduct two more verification tests All external adjustments should be sealed after completing final setting 9 Proce...

Page 24: ...Section I of the ASME Code and should be adjusted for the particular application C Presetting the Adjusting Rings B 2 Application of Test Gags All Pressures 1 Refer to Figures 1 2 on Section VIII Remo...

Page 25: ...o 13 Notches Q 60 48 Down Two Turns Down 9 to 15 Notches Periodic tests may be required for verification of valve set pressure The Consolidated EVT provides for this capability However set pressure is...

Page 26: ...spindle straightness etc C Operating too close to set pressure C Lower operating pressure D Discharge stack binding on valve outlet D Correct source of binding Hang up or valve does not close complet...

Page 27: ...Ball End Spindle Washer Bearing Radius Compression Screw Bearing End Lapping Compounds Brand Grade Grit Lapping Function Size Container Part No 1 Clover 1A 320 General 4 oz 1993 2 Clover 3A 500 Finish...

Page 28: ...ation PART CLASSIFICATION REPLACEMENT FREQUENCY PREDICTED AVAILABILITY CLASS I MOST FREQUENT 70 percent CLASS II LESS FREQUENT BUT CRITICAL 85 percent CLASS III SELDOM REPLACED 95 percent CLASS IV HAR...

Page 29: ...the serial number is stamped on the top edge of the outlet flange Be sure to include the one or two letters preceding the figures in the serial number A typical valve nameplate is shown in Figure 11 C...

Page 30: ...11 Spring Washers 2 1 Set 5 1 Set 3 12 Spring 1 5 1 3 13 Compression Screw 1 5 1 3 IV 9 Yoke Cap Screws 1 5 1 3 99 percent 14 Compression Screw Nut 1 5 1 3 15 Cap 1 5 1 3 16 Cap Set Screw 1 5 1 3 17 L...

Page 31: ...to perform specialized repairs and product modi cations e g bushing replacements hydroset calibrations electromatic relief valve repairs code welding pilot replacement etc For further information plea...

Page 32: ...t information The Baker Hughes logo Consolidated EVT and Green Tag are trademarks of Baker Hughes Company Other company names and product names used in this document are the registered trademarks or t...

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