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IOM - DOUBLE ECCENTRIC BUTTERFLY VALVES

 UNIWAT® VF791

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1. GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE MANUAL

- This Manual provides information on safely using the product, being binding for preservation, storage, handling, transport, 

installation, commissioning, operation, maintenance, repair and disposal, and must be thoroughly observed at any step.

- Please contact the supplier or the manufacturer in case of issues which cannot be solved by reference to this Manual.

- Any deviation from this Manual and sound engineering practice or modification on the product shall be notified to manu

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facturer for advice or approval.

- In addition, regional safety requirements must be always applied and observed at any step.

- All the work related to the product must be carried out, supervised and inspected by specialist personnel. It is the owner’s 

responsibility to define areas of responsibility and competence and to ensure the proper monitoring.

- This Manual is in accordance with Directive 2014/68/EU on Pressure Equipment (PED) and Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.

- For ATEX applications, please refer to ATEX Specific instructions.

- The manufacturer reserves the right to make technical modifications at any time.

2. NOTES ON POSSIBLE DANGERS

2.1 Significance of symbols

 

              

ATTENTION!

                           . . .                    Warning of general danger.

2.2  Explanatory notes on safety information

In this Manual dangers, risks and items of safety information are highlighted to attract special attention.

Information marked with the symbol above describes practices, which if fail to comply with, can result in serious injury or 

danger of death for users or third parties or in material damage to the system or the environment. It is vital to comply with 

these practices and to monitor compliance.

The rest of information not specifically emphasized in this Manual, along with Data Sheet and product marking, must also 

be observed and complied with for safely using the product.

3. PRESERVATION, STORAGE, HANDLING AND TRANSPORT

 

    

ATTENTION!

- Use proper packing for transportation.

- Keep storage protection before installation. 

- Keep the valves in a slightly open position and with the sealing unstressed.

- Valves are protected with epoxy paint protection. In order to prevent damage, corrosion or rust on the surface, avoid ex

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treme temperatures (keep at 5ºC to 50ºC), avoid high environmental humidity or corrosive environment. Keep the valves 

away from direct sunlight, dust, flames or rain. Protect rubbers also against UV light. Do not pile up excessive weight. In 

case of severe bumping inspect the material for any damage and replace if necessary. 

4. DESCRIPTION

4.1 General Description / Operating principles

Butterfly valves VF791 are quarter turn rotary valves, with preferred flow direction. The closure is carried out by turning the 

handwheel or actuator clockwise, that rotates a stem 90º in conjunction with the disc with elastomeric seal, placed in the 

interior of the valve body. See visual position indicator of gear or actuator to check position of the valve. The first offset mo

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ves back the disc rotation axis from the disc sealing surfaces. This allows having a continuous sealing surface on the disc. 

The second offset moves away the disc rotation axis from the center-line of the valve body which reduces the interference 

at closing. Consult the manufacturer if a change of the actuation device is required.

Valve diagram with parts can be seen at the last page of the Manual.

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- Protect against external force (impacts, vibrations, etc.).

- Allow only skilled personnel; suitable handling and lifting equipment must be 

used. See Data Sheet for weights or consult manufacturer.

- Always use suitable protection equipment, and minimize the use of human 

body force at any step to avoid injuries.

- During handling make sure that operating device is well attached to the valve 

or removed to avoid danger of detachment. Product parts such as hand levers, 

handwheels or actuators must not be used to take up external forces that they 

are not designed for: e.g. do not use them as climbing aids, or as connecting points for lifting gear, etc. 

Valves have 

lugs to ease their lifting.

- There is a risk of body member (hand, finger, arm…) crushed against any other solid element (wall, pipe, floor, etc.) 

during handling. Take this into account and handle with care.

- There is a risk of body member trapped between valve body and disc during operation of the valve. Make sure no 

operation / supply to actuator disconnected if access to the interior of the valve.

- There is a risk of body member injury in case there is any exposed moving part between valve and actuator (special 

arrangements). Take appropriate measures and set warning notes when required.

- Check correct position of nameplate and handle with care to avoid personnel cuttings.

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Summary of Contents for UNIWAT VF791 Series

Page 1: ...anatory notes on safety information 2 3 PRESERVATION STORAGE HANDLING AND TRANSPORT 2 4 DESCRIPTION 2 4 1 General Description Operating principles 2 4 2 Area of Application 2 4 3 Technical data remark...

Page 2: ...epoxy paint protection In order to prevent damage corrosion or rust on the surface avoid ex treme temperatures keep at 5 C to 50 C avoid high environmental humidity or corrosive environment Keep the v...

Page 3: ...marking pointing to the lower pressure side so that the shaft side of the disc will be upstream when the valve is in closed position Recommended installation orientation is with valve shaft horizontal...

Page 4: ...seize compound on the threads Tighten in a crosswise moderate and uniform manner During start up tighten again if leakage is noticed or replace gasket if necessary NOTE Cap screws will be necessary f...

Page 5: ...ON In the event of infrequent use operate the valve as frequently as possible to avoid deposits of dirt and valve blocking Before disassembling the valve note chapters 3 10 12 When using the valve as...

Page 6: ...this Manual 9 TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE Technical support always available through our website www comeval es or your local distributor Page 6 ATTENTION Read the complete Manual before carrying out insta...

Page 7: ...and relevant regulations This warranty also does not cover any damage which occurs during operation under conditions deviating from those laid down by specifications or other agreements Justified comp...

Page 8: ...e 8 N PART 1 Gear box 2 Key 3 Connection 4 Gland 5 O ring 6 O ring 7 Space washer 8 O ring 9 O ring 10 Bushing 11 Uppershaft 12 Cylindric pin 13 Locking screw 14 Disc 15 Locking screw 16 Cylindric pin...

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