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Fig. 5 - Exploded view of the Butterfl y Valve Series 14b with adjustable stuffi ng box fl ange
Item
Description
Material
1
Valve body
1.4408
2
Valve shaft
1.4542
3
Valve disc
1.4408
4
Sealing ring
PTFE with glass
5
Fastening ring
1.4571
6
Adjustable stuffi ng box fl ange
1.4571
7
Bonnet
1.4571
8
Washer
1.4571
9
Braided packing
PTFE
11
Bushing
PTFE with carbon
12
Bushing
PTFE/glass or metallic
13
Body seal
PTFE
14
Grooved pin
1.4542
16
Stud bolt
A2-70
17
Nut
A2-70
18
Lower disc
PTFE
19
Tension spring
1.4310
20
Screw
A2-70
21
Bushing
1.4571
22
Spacer bushing
1.4571
23
Bonnet seal
PTFE with glass
24
O-ring
Viton
26
Screw
A2-70
27
Screw
A2-70
28
Thrust washer
1.4571
Table 2 - List of parts
4.3.2.1 Assembling
Butterfl y Valves in sizes DN 250 ( 10” )
and
smaller
Insert the sealing ring ( 4 ) into the body.
Note:
On doing so, make sure that all parts are clean.
Place the O-ring ( 24 ) in the fastening ring ( 5 ).
Place the previously assembled fastening ring onto the sealing ring
and press it in using a hydraulic press.
Loosen the bonnet ( 7 ) again and push the tension spring
( 19 ) into the oblong hole/slot.
Fasten the bonnet as previously described.
4.3.2.2 Assembling butterfl y valves in sizes DN 300 ( 12” )
and
larger
Insert the sealing ring ( 4 ) into the body.
Note:
On doing so, make sure that all parts are clean.
Place the fastening ring onto the sealing ring and position correctly
using the screws ( 27 ).
Tighten the screws evenly in a crisscross pattern.
4.3.3 Notice of attaching actuating elements
Note:
Double-eccentric butterfl y control valves must al-
ways close with a clockwise rotation of the valve shaft!