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Series GU/F 

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9530-020-en 

Revision 15 

TM 10477

 

Edition    05/2022 

9.6  Replacement of components 

 

9.6.1  Dismantling of the plug 

  Undo  locking  plate 

539

,  dismantle  lifting  lever 

238 

and unscrew the lifting cap 

535

  Mark the position of the stem nut 

534

  Unscrew  the  self-locking  hex.  nut 

929/1

  and  stem 

nut 

534 

off the stem 

802

  When  undoing  or  tightening  the  hex.  nut,  hold  the 

stem tight with a pair of pliers.  

 

Do  not  turn  the  entire  stem 

802

!  There  is 

a  risk  of  the  insert  sleeve 

308

  being 

unscrewed  out  of  the  bellows 

206

  or  the 

folds being damaged!  

  Mount  a  suitable  distance  sleeve  (not  included  in 

the scope of delivery) over the stem 

802

  Screw  the  stem  nut 

534 

against  the  distance 

sleeve. The plug 

204 

is  lifted  off  the seat 

205 

and 

the closing force becomes ineffective. 

  Loosen  the  bolts 

901/1

936/1

936/2

  and 

920/1

 

from  body 

100 

and  spring  bonnet 

513 

and  lift  the 

spring bonnet with internals completely off. 

  Grip  the  bellows 

206 

in  the  reinforced  section  just 

above the lifting aid 

237

. Unscrew the lifting aid off 

the bellows and remove the plug 

204

 
 

9.6.2  Dismantling of the seat 

  Remove spring bonnet 

513 

from the body 

100

See 

Section 9.6.1

  Unscrew seat 

205 

from the body 

100 

with a special 

wrench. See 

Section 1.4

 
 

9.6.3  Installation of the seat  

  Centre  the  new  or  reworked  seat 

205

  in  the  body 

100

  First  tighten  the  attachment  nuts 

920/1

  hand-tight 

and  then  with  a  torque  wrench  evenly  and  in 
diametrically opposite sequence. 

 
 

9.6.4  Installation of the plug  

  All  parts  are  to  be  thoroughly  cleaned  before 

assembly. 

  Centre  the  new  or  reworked  plug 

204 

in  the  lifting 

aid 

237 

and  screw  completely  onto  the  thread  of 

the bellows hand-tight. 
Counter  the  bellows 

206 

on  the  reinforced  section 

with a pair of pliers. 

  Undo  the  hex.  socket  screws 

914/1

.  Centre  the 

spring  bonnet 

513 

with  internals  on  the  body 

100

Ensure  that  there  is  metallic  contact  between  the 
body  and  the  spring  bonnet.  Then  tighten  the 
screws 

901/1

936/1

936/2

 and 

920/2

  Tighten  the  hex.  socket  screws 

914/1

  for  the 

bellows  seal  evenly  in  line  with  the  tightening 
torques in 

Section 1.3

.  

  Undo stem nut 

534

  Remove distance sleeve. 

  Screw  stem  nut 

534 

onto  the  stem 

802 

up  to  the 

marking.  Then  counter  with  the  self-locking  hex. 
nut 

929/1

  Screw on lifting cap 

535 

and mount lifting lever 

238 

with locking plate 

539

.  

 
 

9.6.5  Installation of the thrust ring 

Make  sure  that  the  O-ring 

400/1

  is  positioned 

completely inside the groove of the pressure ring 

124 

so  that  it  is  not  damaged  when  the  thrust  ring  is 
inserted into the thrust flange 

117

.  

If  the  O-ring 

400/1

  has  been  damaged  by  improper 

assembly, water may enter from outside into the valve 
mechanism  and  the  bellows  and  cause  corrosion 
damage.  A  defective  O-ring  must  be  replaced  before 
the valve is installed in the plant. 
 
 

 

9.7  Tests 

Following  the  assembly  of  the  valve,  the  stroke  and 
the test pressure must be checked. 
 
 

9.7.1  Stroke 

Lift check: 

  Remove the cap nut 

927/1

 from the lifting cap 

535 

and determine the height of the stem 

802 

up to the 

upper edge of the lifting cap 

535

  Determine  this  measurement  in  both  the  closed 

and fully opened state.  

  Actuate  the  lifting  lever 

238 

until  the  mechanical 

travel stop can be felt. 

The  measurement  can  be  made  with  a  slide  calliper 
gauge and a depth indicator to DIN 862. 

The  lift  is  derived  from  the  difference  in  the  two 
heights. It must be at least as high as the lift given in 
the test certificate. 
 

Summary of Contents for GU/F Series

Page 1: ...ore transport installation operation and maintenance Subject to change without notice Reproduction is generally permitted with indication of the source Richter Chemie Technik GmbH 9530 020 en Revision...

Page 2: ...caps and gaskets 11 6 5 Direction of flow and installation position 11 6 6 Grounding 11 6 7 Installation 11 6 8 Gas tight design Option 11 6 9 Signal transmitter Option 12 7 Operation 13 7 1 Initial c...

Page 3: ...sed face ANSI ISA 75 08 09 2004 class 300 with flanges ASME B16 5 Class 300 raised face Materials Body material Ductile cast iron EN JS 1049 ASTM A395 Lining material PTFE PFA on request non conductiv...

Page 4: ...quence The tightening torques for pipe screws and body screws mentioned must not be exceeded For an exception see Section 8 Flange connection valve pipe is leaking The following tightening torques are...

Page 5: ...emperature diagram 2014 68 EU PED AD2000 DIN EN 16668 metal seat seat plug PTFE carbon ASME B 16 42 metal seat seat plug PTFE carbon DIN EN ISO 15848 1 certificate valid from 29 C to 180 C The diagram...

Page 6: ...Directive DGRL They have a corrosion resistant plastic lining Solids can lead to increased wear damage to sealing surfaces or to a reduction in the service life of the valve The overflow valves are se...

Page 7: ...the valve must be completely filled with medium at all times or else a potentially explosive atmosphere must be excluded by superimposing a layer of inert gas b Discharges outside the valve At the poi...

Page 8: ...ns Never transport the valve using the lifting lever 238 See sectional drawings in Section 10 Transport the valve upright in a box or on a pallet on a soft surface and deposit gently on flat ground Di...

Page 9: ...medium residues in the valve Separate valve materials plastics metals etc and dispose of them in accordance with the local regulations 6 Installation The installation conditions to the AD 2000 Code A...

Page 10: ...ases with a 90 vertical upright pipe bend out of the valve the bend must not be located directly downstream of the valve A horizontal pipe section with a gradient must firstly be installed downstream...

Page 11: ...ews using tooth lock washers One pipe screw per flange is underlaid with toothed disks At the customer s request a setscrew M6 with a hex nut and washer will be provided at each flange as an additiona...

Page 12: ...monitoring Glue in stem extension 805 e g Loctite 638 and secure with a hex nut 920 4 The support lower part 542 is screwed on instead of the cap nut 927 1 Insert the O ring 400 3 Mount support upper...

Page 13: ...valve make sure that all the appropriate steps as described in Section 6 1 to 6 7 and Section 7 1 are repeated 7 4 Improper operation and their consequences Fig 7 The test pressure checked by the man...

Page 14: ...is necessary Medium is escaping at the bonnet Have the hex socket screws 914 1 not been tightened If after tightening the screws tightness still cannot be restored either the plastic lining or the be...

Page 15: ...e material after cleaning Wear the prescribed protective clothing Overflow valves which have been cleaned with water or other media must be dried before re assembly of the parts and installation of th...

Page 16: ...nd screw completely onto the thread of the bellows hand tight Counter the bellows 206 on the reinforced section with a pair of pliers Undo the hex socket screws 914 1 Centre the spring bonnet 513 with...

Page 17: ...s bubble tight 10 Drawings 10 1 Legend 100 Body 117 thrust flange 124 pressure ring 204 plug 205 seat 206 bellows 237 lifting aid 238 lifting lever 305 bearing guide 306 stem guide 307 1 guide bush 30...

Page 18: ...Series GU F Page 18 9530 020 en Revision 15 TM 10477 Edition 05 2022 10 2 Sectional drawing...

Page 19: ...Series GU F Page 19 9530 020 en Revision 15 TM 10477 Edition 05 2022 10 3 Views View X Detail Y upper spring plate Detail Z lower spring plate...

Page 20: ...drilled to ASME B16 5 Class 150 Flanges acc to ASME B16 5 Class 150 or 300 raised face Nominal size DIN EN 558 1 series 1 ANSI ISA 75 08 01 Class 150 ANSI ISA 75 08 01 Class 300 d0 H H1 L L L mm inch...

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Page 24: ...om T V S d Industrie Service GmbH Voraussetzung f r die G ltigkeit der Herstellererkl rung ist das Beachten und Einhalten der Betriebsanleitung meet the requirement of the leakage rate La S 10 4 mg s...

Page 25: ...ls The laws are such as the Health and Safety at Work Act ArbSt ttV the Ordinance on Harzadous Substances GefStoffV BIOSTOFFV the procedures for the prevention of accidents as well as regulations to e...

Page 26: ...tamination of the pumps valves and component sent in for repair On the basis of this information for the contractor is it possible to meet the necessary preventive action during the execution of the r...

Page 27: ...ch cleaning method radioactive3 1 if no then forward to D other pollutant 2 Aggregates which are contaminated with microbiological or explosive substances are only accepted with documented evidence of...

Page 28: ...ai Info idexcorp com Internet www richter ct com Richter Pumps Valves Inc 406 State Street Cedar Falls 50613 IA USA Tel 1 319 268 8038 Fax 1 319 273 8157 Email RichterCedarFalls Info idexcorp com Inte...

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