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Maintenance Instructions

Control Valve Series 35 000

KÄMMER VENTILE GMBH  •  MANDERSCHEIDTSTRASSE 19  •  D - 45141 ESSEN  •  TEL.: ( 0201) 89 19 – 5  •  FAX: ( 0201) 89 19 – 600

4

DISASSEMBLE AND ASSEMBLE VALVE

4.1

  Disassemble Valve

(see Fig. 2)

4.1.1

Remove  bonnet  flange  bolting  and  raise
bonnet and plug assembly.

Caution:  heavy  assemblies  may  require
a hoist

4.1.2

Unscrew  seat  ring  using  seat  ring  tool  and
carefully press plug stem evenly out of the
upper body.

4.1.3

With  valves  DN  80  /  kv  63  and  larger,  the
plug  head  can  be  unscrewed  (see  Fig.  3).
Remove plug head from stem by securing
valve  stem  against  rotation  with  a  hooked
spanner  and  turning  plug  head  with  an
adjustable face pin tool.

4.1.3

Check seating faces of seat ring and plug for
damage. Gasket surfaces must be clean and
free of damage.

4.1.4

Press guides, packing and packing follower
from below using a drift (the drift must have
a slightly larger diameter than the plug stem).

Important: To prevent damage to the plug
or plug stem, follow the above instructions
precisely.

4.1.5

If  a  seat  surfaces  need  re-machining,  seat
and plug seating surfaces must be reworked.
The seat angle on the plug is 30°, on the seat
ring 25°. If the valve is correctly assembled,
lapping is not required.

Important: When re-machining the plug,
protect plug stem from damage. The seat
surface  must  be  concentric  to  the  plug
stem. When re-finishing the seat, the seat
surface  must  be  concentric  to  the  seat
outer diameter.

4.2

  Assemble Valve
  (see Fig. 2)

4.2.1

All worn or damaged parts must be replaced.
Reusable  parts  must  be  clean.  expenable
parts such as gaskets, packing and O-rings
should always be replaced.

4.2.2

Insert seat ring and tighten. For torques, see
following table.

4.2.3

If necessary, screw plug head back on to stem
and  carefully  guide  plug  stem  through  the
bonnet, to avoid damage.

4.2.4

Insert new bonnet gasket.

4.2.5

Position bonnet slowly and absolutely upright
on body, to avoid damage to seat/plug.

4.2.6

Tighten  bonnet  flange  bolts  alternating
crosswise finger-tight and then tighten with a
wrench. For torques, see following table.

4.2.7

Replace packing by inserting packing rings one
at a time tapping each one down with a suitable
bushing.

IMPORTANT:  ensure  that  the  gaps  in  the
packing rings are distibuted evenly around the
circumferance in the packing box (gaps not in
line).

Note: different packings and  fitting sequence
is shown in the spare parts list.

6.2.8

Insert  packing  follower.  Fit  gland  nut  for
transport purposes only. Gland nut to be fitted
correctly and tightened down when actuator is
mounted.

  Size

 Body

Torque

material

DN 15/25 (

1

/

2

 /1")

1.4581 

cast

125 Nm

1.4571 

 forged

125 Nm

DN 40/50 (1 

1

/

2

 /2")

1.4581

200 Nm

1.4571

255 Nm

DN 80 (3")

1.4581

230 Nm

1.4571

270 Nm

DN 100 (4")

1.4581

400 Nm

1.4571

500 Nm

DN 150 (6")

1.4581

450 Nm

1.4571

600 Nm

Hex bolt

.   

     Waisted bolt

Studs

Thread

DIN 933

DIN 2510

DIN 939

A2-70

1.7709

1.7258

CK 35

M   8

  20 Nm

M 10

  35 Nm

20 Nm

M 12

  60 Nm

  44 Nm 36 Nm

35 Nm

M 16

145 Nm

115 Nm

92 Nm

80 Nm

M 20

280 Nm

M 24

250 Nm

270 Nm

Summary of Contents for 35000 Series

Page 1: ...GMBH MANDERSCHEIDTSTRASSE 19 D 45141 ESSEN TEL 0201 89 19 5 FAX 0201 89 19 600 Section Page General Information 2 Installation 2 Quick Check 3 Maintenance 3 Remove and Install Actuator 5 Disassemble a...

Page 2: ...he centre of gravity of the valve may be above the lifting point In this case secure or support the valve against rotating to prevent damage or personnel injury 1 1 3 Report transport damage to the ca...

Page 3: ...f internal defects are suspected see section on Disassembly and Assembly of Valve 2 1 Examine gaskets for leaks and if necessary re tighten bolts see Fig 1 2 2 Check bellows gasket and test connection...

Page 4: ...000 K MMER VENTILE GMBH MANDERSCHEIDTSTRASSE 19 D 45141 ESSEN TEL 0201 89 19 5 FAX 0201 89 19 600 Zero adjustment locknut Typical actuator and valve configuration Fig 1 Actuator stem travel indicator...

Page 5: ...vel indicator disc gland nut and clamp nut 3 2 Install actuator Information Before the actuator is installed it must be calibrated according to section 3 of the instructions Pneumatic and Electro pneu...

Page 6: ...N TEL 0201 89 19 5 FAX 0201 89 19 600 Packing kit see spare parts list Trim see spare parts list Travel indicator disc Locknut Gland nut Packing follower Clamping nut Bolt stud depending on design Bon...

Page 7: ...e concentric to the seat outer diameter 4 2 Assemble Valve see Fig 2 4 2 1 All worn or damaged parts must be replaced Reusable parts must be clean expenable parts such as gaskets packing and O rings s...

Page 8: ...g of bonnet leakage 2 Worn or damaged 2 Re machine or replace seat ring plug seat ring plug 3 Gaskets damaged 3 Replace gaskets 4 Inadiquate actuator thrust 4 Check air feed If air feed is OK contact...

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