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DiskFlo Control Valves

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Shaft needs to be inspected for galled surfaces or scratches. 
The  very  smooth  finish  of  the  DiskFlo  shafts  give  maximum 
performance.  In  case  of  any  damage,  replace  the  shaft  or 
contact our factory representative. 

NOTE :

 In recent designs, Disc and shaft are interchangeable. 

Replacing the disc does not require replacing the shaft. Older 
designs needed that the disc and shaft be machined together. 
For matched disc and shaft, contact the factory.

New  sliding  stem  shaft  bearings  should  be  inserted  into  the 
body. (With some designs, a press may be required.)

NOTE : 

Previous DiskFlo designs need the disc to be aligned 

in  the  body  in  such  a  way  that  it  can  properly  rotate.  After 
aligning the shaft bearings on either side of the disc, insert the 
shaft through the body, disc and bearings.

Making sure it will rotate in the proper direction with respect 
to the body's internal disc stop, position the disc in the body. 
insert the shaft through the body, disc and bearings.

CAUTION  :

 

To  avoid  damage  to  both  the  shaft  and 

bearings,  care  needs  to  be  taken  while  sliding  the  shaft 
into the sliding stem shaft bearings.

New  taper  pins  need  to  be  inserted  and  driven  firmly  into 
place in the side opposite the stop.
Over  splined  end  of  the  shaft  and  into  the  body,  slide  the 
packing  retainer,  lower  packing,  packing  spacer,  upper 
packing,  and  packing  follower.  The  typical  packing 
configurations are as in Figure 3.

NOTE  :

 

Whenever  rebuilding  the  packing  box,  use  new 

packing. 

CAUTION  :

 

As  the  sealing  on  V-ring  packing  is  at  the 

feather edge, it is necessary to avoid damage to that edge.

Install the end plug again (alternatively replace the end seal 
and again install the bolted flange).
The  gland  flange  and  packing  nuts  should  be  Reinstalled. 
Packing  to  be  tightened  evenly  to  slightly  over  finger-tight 
strength.

CAUTION :

 

Over tightening of packing should be avoided. This 

causes excessive packing wear and high shaft friction, which may 

hamper rotation of the shaft. 

NOTE :

 

Orientation 1 is standard. Orientation positions 2 and 4 are 

not available in some actuator sizes. Contact factory. 

A gasket is required in all seat configurations with screw/clip 
retainers (item #55) installed in the appropriate groove. This 
is done by pressing the gasket into the appropriate groove. 
In case the seat retainer is the screw/clip type and possesses 
a  soft  or  dual  seat,  press  the  soft  seat  into  the  soft  seat 
retainer or metal seat. (An interference between the soft seat 
and  the  retainer  is  necessary.)  Secure  the  retainer  or  metal 
seat in place by tightening the retainer clips and screws, with 
the  valve  in  the  closed  position.  This  helps  the  seat  to  align 
with the disc, making tight shutoff possible.
In  case  the  seat  retainer  is  the  screw/clip  type  with  a  metal 
seat design, a gasket needs to be installed in the metal seat 
before  clipping  the  seat  in  place  with  the  screws    and  seat 
clips.

NOTE :

 

DiskFlo valves of earlier design may require the disc to be 

open while installing the soft seat into the body.

In case an early design DiskFlo seat retainer has an indexing 
groove  to  accept  a  soft  seat,  press  the  corresponding  seat 
into the retainer groove. Install the seat retainer subassembly 
into the body.
For  valves  supplied  with  the  retainer  snapring  configuration, 
the snapring needs to be installed into the groove around the 
retainer (or metal seat). With the open ends of the snap-ring 
in  the  body  groove,  start  the  retainer  into  the    body.  Lightly 
press  the  snap-ring  into  the  retainer  until  both  the  retainer 
and snap-ring slide into the body.
For  early  design  DiskFlo  valves  supplied  with  seat  retainer 
screws,  the  insert  and  retainer  need  to  be  installed  into  the 
body  with  the  disc  open.  The  retainer  screws  need  to  be 
loosely installed, then the disc is to be closed. After the closed 
disc has centered the seat, tighten the screws. This permits a 
tight shutoff as it allows the seat to align with the disc.

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Figure 3: Typical Packing Configurations

SafeGuard / SureGuard

Fire-safe Option

(live-loading omitted)

SureGuard

Standard Square

Standard Single "V"

Twin "V"

SafeGuard

(packing studs rotated 45 degrees)

Twin "V" with Lubricator

Summary of Contents for DiskFlo

Page 1: ...ng 3 Use fire safe valves for piping where chances of fire by external means 4 Use seismic proof valves where chances of earthquake are frequent 5 Check whether location of the valve mounting is of the same service application as specified on the marking plate Installation Operation Maintenance Instructions DiskFlo Control Valves ...

Page 2: ...dirt scale welding chips and other possible foreign material The surfaces of gasket should be cleaned thoroughly thus ensuring that the joints are leak proof The direction of the flow should be checked for ensuring that the installation of valve is right In case of Fail closed valves installation should be done only on gas service with the shaft upstream In case of liquid service valves installati...

Page 3: ...ve For any areas of severe oxidation cleaning of the valve needs to be done followed by painting For proper tightness inspect the packing box bolting The tightness of the Packing nuts should be slightly over finger tight To prevent stem leakage tighten as necessary CAUTION Never overtighten the packing In case of valve supplied with a lubricator lubricant supply needs to be checked and adding of l...

Page 4: ...etainer snap ring configu ration insert a screwdriver carefully in the key slot provided in the retainer pry the retainer and snap ring out of the valve body Presented in Figure 1D Remove both packing nuts to remove the gland flange The studs need not be removed By tapping on the small end of the pins using a punch and hammer drive the taper pins out of the disc Remove the end plug optional bolted...

Page 5: ...entation 1 is standard Orientation positions 2 and 4 are not available in some actuator sizes Contact factory A gasket is required in all seat configurations with screw clip retainers item 55 installed in the appropriate groove This is done by pressing the gasket into the appropriate groove In case the seat retainer is the screw clip type and possesses a soft or dual seat press the soft seat into ...

Page 6: ...to the actuator without the cover plate installed may cause damage to the unsupported shaft Until the disc is parallel to the seat surface but not resting on body disk stop adjust the actuator stroke stop bolts CAUTION To prevent the valve disc from overstroking the actuator stroke stop bolts must be properly adjusted The valve shaft may be twisted or sheared off if incorrectly adjusted The valve ...

Page 7: ...eel until disc seats properly 5 Ball not centered in body I D 5 Center ball replace damaged seals Leakage through line flanges 1 Dirty line gasket surfaces 1 Clean gasket surfaces and reinstall valve 2 Improper torque on line flanges 2 Tighten line flanges evenly and completely see Table 1 for proper torque 3 Flange or pipe misalignment 3 Realign flanged ends with piping 4 Warn Gaskets 4 Replace G...

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