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Series KSE/F, KSE-C/F 

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9530-001-en 

Revision   19 

TM  9549

 

Edition   11/2018

 

  Screw on lifting cap 

535 

and tighten. 

  Insert lifting lever 

238

  Mount locking plate 

539

  Have valve lead-sealed. 

  The data specified in the test certificates are to be 

observed. 

 
 

9.5  Important notes on disman-

tling / installation  

 

 

First relieve plug 

204 

and lift it off the seat.  

 

  The  seat  and  plug  could  otherwise  be  destroyed. 

Read  the  precise  instructions  in 

Section  9.6

9.7

 

and 

9.8

.. 

  Then undo the screws between the body 

100 

and 

the  inlet  nozzle 

122 

or  between  the  bonnet 

513 

and body 

100

.  

  Always  replace  the  seat  and  plug 

pairwise

  and 

always rework them 

completely

  Reworking  of  the  seat  and  plug  requires  special-

ised  knowledge  of  the  material  as  well  as  special 
lapping wheels.  

  It  is  therefore  recommended  to  have  this  work 

carried out by the manufacturer. 

  After  dismantling,  check  all  parts  for  wear  and 

damage.  

  Observe sectional drawings in 

Section 10

 
 

 

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  prevailing  torque  type  hexagon  nut 

929/1

 and stem nut 

534 

off the stem 

802

  When  undoing  or  tightening  the  prevailing  torque 

type hexagon nut 

929/1

, carefully hold the spindle 

tight with pliers to prevent it from turning.  

 

Do not turn the  entire stem 802!

 There 

is a risk that the insert sleeve 

308 

will be 

screwed  out  of  the  bellows 

206 

and  the 

folds  or  the  spring-type  pin 

939/1

  will  be 

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 

920/2

 (in 

the  case  of  KSE/F  and  KSE-C/F  100/150 

902/2

934/1

936/1

 and 

920/2

)  from body 

100 

and spring 

bonnet 

513 

and lift the bonnet with internals com-

pletely 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

  Dismantle inlet nozzle 

122 

from the body 

100 

and 

remove the seat 

205

 
 

9.6.3  Installation of the seat  

  Insert the new or reworked seat 

205 

at the bottom 

into the corresponding centring of the body 

100

  Then insert the inlet nozzle 

122 

into the centring of 

the body 

100

The components must be smooth running, i.e. can 
be centred without any constraining forces. 
If  necessary,  the  inlet  nozzle  is  to  be  turned 
through 90°. 

  First  tighten  the  attachment  nuts 

920/1

  hand-tight 

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

 

It  is  imperative  to  observe  the  prescribed 
torques  for  the  connection  body  /  inlet 
nozzle!  See 

Section 9.3

 
 

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. 

Hold  the  bellows  206  at 

the reinforced section.

 

  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

  (on  KSE/F 

and  KSE-C/F  100/150 

902/2

934/1

936/1

  and 

920/2

). 

Summary of Contents for KSE 100/150

Page 1: ...erved before transport installation operation and maintenance Subject to change without notice Reproduction is generally permitted with indication of the source Richter Chemie Technik GmbH 9530 001 en...

Page 2: ...on 11 6 6 Grounding 11 6 7 Installation 12 6 8 Blocking screw option 12 6 9 Gas tight design Option 12 6 10 Signal transmitter Option 12 6 11 Design for heavily permeating media Option 13 6 12 Shorten...

Page 3: ...t A2 on pressure vessels ISO 4126 Certified to Clean Air Act TA Luft Strength and tightness P10 P11 of the pressure bearing body tested to DIN EN 12266 1 Gas tight P12 in the seat to DIN EN 12266 1 le...

Page 4: ...2011 871 Certification number here 871 d0 Narrowest flow in mm here 40 S D G intended for discharging vapours gases L F intended for discharging liquids w Certified coefficient of discharge here 0 82...

Page 5: ...Tightening torque Nm in lbs KSE 25 50 4 x M8 10 89 KSE 50 80 4 x M8 12 106 KSE KSE C 80 100 4 x M8 12 106 KSE KSE C 100 150 8 x M8 15 133 1 4 Pressure temperature diagram When used in the minus temper...

Page 6: ...lastic lining Safety valves are intended to prevent inadmissible excessive pressures e g in piping systems pressure vessel plants and boilers Risks to people the environment and plants are thus avoide...

Page 7: ...revented e g by superimposing a layer of nitrogen It is recom mended to wait 1 hour before removing the valve from the plant in order to permit the elimination of static peak charges This means that t...

Page 8: ...ect the valve against impacts and collisions Never transport the valve using the lifting lever 238 See sectional drawings in Section 10 Place valve horizontally on the pallet with the discharge flange...

Page 9: ...case of prolonged storage individual packing with a desiccant may be necessary Pay attention to local site 5 4 Return consignments Valves which have conveyed aggressive or toxic media rinse and clean...

Page 10: ...ns The medium is to be discharged so that there is no risk to people and the environment The statutory provisions e g accident prevention regulations and the equivalents of the German Pollution Contro...

Page 11: ...lan and install safety valves 6 3 Valve connecting dimensions The main dimensions are contained in the dimensional drawing in Section 10 5 6 4 Flange caps and gaskets Contamination of or damage to the...

Page 12: ...crew This blocking screw may only be used for this purpose Always remove again immediately Damage to the valve could occur and pressure protection is then no longer provided The lead sealed cap nut 92...

Page 13: ...sert sleeve 308 cylindrical pin 561 1 pressure ring 124 bearing guide 305 and adjusting screw 538 are made of HC 4 See sectional drawing in sections 9 2 and 9 3 In addition with the sizes 80 100 and 1...

Page 14: ...er Option In order to exclude unauthorised activation the lifting lever 238 can be shortened a lever is supplied loose See Fig 13 the valve can be without a lifting lever the locking plate 539 is not...

Page 15: ...gainst mechanical damage by using flange caps See also Section 7 4 7 3 Recommissioning When recommissioning the valve make sure that all the appropriate steps as described in Section 6 1 to 6 7 and Se...

Page 16: ...n examination at the manu facturer s 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...

Page 17: ...recommend the installation of ex pansion joints or pulsation dampers 9 2 Cleaning Prior to starting any repair work the valve is to be thoroughly cleaned Even if the valve has been properly emptied a...

Page 18: ...livery 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...

Page 19: ...accident The springs must firstly be completely relieved 9 7 1 Dismantling of the entire upper section Removal of the seat and plug To remove the seat and plug undamaged the plug 204 must be lifted o...

Page 20: ...See Fig 20 Fig 20 The KSE F can now be further dismantled See relevant Sections in 9 4 to 9 6 9 8 Assembly KSE F 50 80 80 100 100 150 KSE C F 80 100 100 150 Assembly the complete upper section with it...

Page 21: ...ing bonnet 513 and lift off the entire upper section Install pressure ring 124 in the thrust flange 117 observe Section 8 6 5 and screw bellows 206 with plug 204 and lifting aid 237 onto the spindle 8...

Page 22: ...gh as the lift given in the test certificate 9 9 2 Test pressure This test should take place on a test bench with a neutral medium such as air or water Regarding their suitability and precision the pr...

Page 23: ...lain 927 1 cap nut 929 1 prevailing torque type hex nut 932 x snap ring 934 1 lock washer 935 x lead seal 936 x tooth lock washer 938 1 hex head screw plug 939 x spring type pin 952 1 pressure spring...

Page 24: ...Series KSE F KSE C F Page 24 9530 001 en Revision 19 TM 9549 Edition 11 2018 10 2 Sectional drawing KSE F...

Page 25: ...Series KSE F KSE C F Page 25 9530 001 en Revision 19 TM 9549 Edition 11 2018 10 3 Sectional drawing KSE C F DN 80 100 100 150...

Page 26: ...Series KSE F KSE C F Page 26 9530 001 en Revision 19 TM 9549 Edition 11 2018 10 4 Views View X Detail Y upper spring plate Detail Z lower spring plate View X DN 100 150 View W DN 100 150...

Page 27: ...mensions in mm Flange connecting dimensions DIN EN 1092 2 type B ISO 7005 2 type B PN 16 or flanges drilled to ASME 16 5 Class 150 Nominal size Inlet Outlet DN1 S1 DN2 S2 KSE C d0 KSE d0 H L 25 50 25...

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Page 31: ...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 env...

Page 32: ...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 33: ...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 34: ...5241 2870 Email RichterShanghai 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 RichterCed...

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