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CLARKSON

 KNIFE GATE VALVE MODEL ZP3OO

INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

NOTES

1.  Stop all small leaks as soon as possible as 

considerable damage can be done to the valve 
and the surrounding area if leakage is allowed to 
continue. 

2.  Replacement parts including replacement liners, 

hand wheel and yoke assemblies, gates, packing 
glands, and packing can be provided from our 
factory. If valve requires further repair, please 
contact our office for an estimate of feasibility and 
cost of repair.

REPACKING INSTRUCTIONS

1.  Each packing piece is cut a bit longer to add 

some compression within each layer and to 
accommodate for fraying strands of packing 
at each end. The size, length, and quantity 
of each piece can be found in the relevant 
Table. Each layer shall alternate between 
both the packing width pieces and the 
position of the smaller end pieces, as shown 
in Figure 12. Smaller end pieces will always 
be the piece to deform into remaining cavity.

  Note:

 ensure body O-ring remains 

protruding from packing box after 
installation of packing.

2.  Method of installing packing is shown in 

Figure 13. Place one end of packing to side 
of packing box. The other end should touch 
other packing pieces once installation of 
packing commences.

3.  Start at the hump of each packing piece 

and pack the packing with a packing tool, 
as shown in Figure 14. Once the pieces are 
together to form the first layer, prepacking 
with a packing tool is required to fill in any 
gaps that can or cannot be seen. Each layer 
will require prepacking.

  Note: 

do not let packing pieces to twist 

during installation.

4.  Alternate packing layers, as shown in 

Figures 12 and 15.

5.  If packed properly, the smaller pieces 

should fill in the cavity. Each layer of end 
pieces should be stacked in a specific way 
so that a piece of packing is sitting on top 
of a split line from the previous layer, as 
shown in Figure 16.To get the smaller 
pieces to fill in the cavity, opposite sides 
will have to be compressed to obtain an 
elongated smaller piece.

  Note: 

not all sizes have smaller end pieces; 

some will have equal size end pieces.

6.  Install packing gland with studs, Bellville 

Washers, and nuts as shown in Figure 17. 
For initial tightening of packing gland, 
tighten packing gland to achieve a 
compression between 0.125-0.375”. Use 
Loctite 262 (Red) on studs to secure in body. 

  Note:

 ensure each stack is facing the 

opposite direction and the final stack is 
cupped downward before adding the nut.

7.  Tension must be placed on the nut to 

prevent the nut from backing out. First 
stack starts on the bottom, cupped down on 
the packing gland, as shown in Figure 18. 
Stacking method is provided on Table 2

FIGURE 12
Installation of packing (ZP300-24 shown)

Packing width piece

Packing end piece

Alternating layers

Smaller end piece

FIGURE 13 
Installation of packing (ZP300-24 shown)

FIGURE 14
Installation of packing (ZP300-24 shown)

Use packing tool for packing, 

starting at the hump of each 

piece of packing

FIGURE 15
Packing layers alternating (ZP300-24 shown)

Compress

Elongate

FIGURE 16
Alternating packing end pieces (ZP300-24 shown)

Smaller piece

TABLE 2 - BELLEVILLE WASHER STACK - Alternative method: regular heavy hex nut

Valve size 
NPS

Stack

1st

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

6th

7th

8th

9th

3

2 Down

2 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

-

-

4

3 Down

3 Up

3 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

6

5 Down

5 Up

5 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

8

2 Down

2 Up

2 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

-

-

10

3 Down

3 Up

3 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

-

-

12

4 Down

4 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

-

-

14

3 Down

3 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

-

-

16

7 Down

7 Up

7 Down

7 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

18

7 Down

7 Up

7 Down

7 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

20

16 Down

16 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

-

-

24

6 Down

6 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

-

-

26

8  Down

8 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

-

-

28

8  Down

8 Up

8 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

30

9 Down

9 Up

9 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

-

-

32

8 Down

8 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

-

-

36

7 Down

7 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

-

-

42

5 Down

5 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

-

-

48

10 Down

10 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

1 Up

1 Down

-

-

Summary of Contents for Clarkson ZP300

Page 1: ...ial Seat material URET Packing material Packing material TPE GR COMPLIANCE LABEL 3 Mating line flanges must be properly aligned Slip on or weld flanges can be used Never try to make up for misaligned pipe flanges by the line bolting 4 Flange fasteners should be tightened in a uniform manner using a cross pattern to prevent distortion of the valve 5 Pipe supports and or expansion joints should be u...

Page 2: ...s are design to suit flanges compliant to ASME B16 5 and B16 47 and gaskets designed to ASME VIII 1 Appendix 2 and ASME B16 20 and B16 21 Torque on Flange bolt should not exceed values shown in Table 1 TABLE 1 MAXIMUM TORQUE ON FLANGE BOLT STUD Valve size NPS Bolt size Torque ft lb Recommended bolt length in Recommended stud length in INITIAL INSPECTION NOTES 1 Maximum torque should not be exceede...

Page 3: ...cylinder design and mounting arrangement HYDRAULIC CYLINDER SIZE AND REQUIRED FLOW RATE Valve size NPS HC size Rod size Fluid flow rate in 3 sec 1 in s Max close 1 in s Max open WARNING To minimize stress concentration in flow ring ensure flange gasket ID is matched with flow ring ID as shown in Figure 2 GASKET DETAIL FIGURE 2 Gasket Gasket ID matched to flow ring ID Flow ring with overlay HYDRAUL...

Page 4: ...tor 6 Electric motor actuated valves should be left in their factory set condition unless the system operating parameters dictate a change If changes are necessary they should be performed in small increments using the lightest lowest setting possible to achieve the desired performance and then the valve actuator function inspected Excess torque and or thrust in the motor settings may damage or lo...

Page 5: ...essive corrosion bitumen build up tears in rod boot etc Check rod boot connections Check for cylinder rod seal blow by FIGURE 11 Major components Cast body Polymer liner UHMPW PE Polyurethane seat Body O ring 17 4PH gate Packing gland Packing Gate scraper Flow ring Flow ring O ring 2 Packing gland check for leaks or worn packing If leakage is occurring around the packing gland tighten the packing ...

Page 6: ... compressed to obtain an elongated smaller piece Note not all sizes have smaller end pieces some will have equal size end pieces 6 Install packing gland with studs Bellville Washers and nuts as shown in Figure 17 For initial tightening of packing gland tighten packing gland to achieve a compression between 0 125 0 375 Use Loctite 262 Red on studs to secure in body Note ensure each stack is facing ...

Page 7: ...27 000 16 2 78 16 2 76 24 50 27 630 16 2 78 8 2 76 25 00 28 000 8 2 78 16 2 76 28 4 25 00 26 50 30 000 24 3 00 27 00 30 130 8 3 00 16 2 95 30 4 27 00 1 32 000 1 8 3 22 24 2 95 28 50 1 32 500 1 16 3 22 29 00 1 32 750 24 3 22 32 4 29 00 1 34 500 1 24 3 41 1 31 00 1 35 380 1 8 3 41 16 3 41 36 4 33 00 1 38 500 3x1 24 3 68 34 50 1 39 000 1 16 3 68 8 3 68 35 00 1 39 375 1 8 3 68 16 3 68 42 4 38 50 1 44 ...

Page 8: ...NTING Cylinders may require additional support when mounted other than in vertical position Failure to do so could lead to premature failure of cylinder and or valve The following illustrations are suggestions specific details will have to be determined by customer so support best suits surrounding area It is important that the cylinder gate alignment be maintained during valve operation Supports ...

Page 9: ...zontal position Preparation for storage Valves may be stored as shipped provided the storage facility and equipment orientation instructions above are followed If valve packaging is altered or removed for receiving inspection repackage valve as originally received Standard packaging materials cannot be considered sufficient for outdoor storage Cylinder storage These cylinder storage instructions a...

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