Spirax Sarco BSA3HP Installation And Maintenance Instructions Manual Download Page 12

IM-P184-17  

CMGT Issue 3

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6. 

Carefully remove the old gaskets (

22

) and clean the contact surfaces of the bellows housing. Also ensure 

that the mating surfaces of the body and bonnet are clean and free of dirt.

7. 

Remove the support cage (

3

) from inside the body.

8. 

Lift the seat (

2

) from the body. The gasket may lift with it.

9. 

If not, remove the seat gasket (

21

) and clean the contact surfaces.

10. 

Fit a new seat gasket (

21

) into the recess, ensuring that it sits flat.

11. 

Fit a new seat (

2

) onto the top of the gasket.

12. 

Refit the support cage (

3

).

13. 

Fit a new gasket (

22

) into the body recess.

14. 

Refit the bellows housing (

4

), ensure that orientation of bellows housing is such that counterbore is 

uppermost.

15. 

Fit a new gasket (

23

) in to the recess of the top of the bellows housing.

16. 

Support the bonnet assembly, by holding the bonnet casting horizontally (we recommend clamping in 

a vice).

17. 

Unscrew the two bonnet bolts that retain the stem couplings (

17

) and remove them from the stem.

18. 

Take hold of the plug (

6

) at the end of the stem, so it cannot rotate. Then rotate the handwheel gently 

clockwise until the stem is released from the bonnet bush.

19.

Carefully slide the plug and stem assembly (

6+7

) from the bonnet (

5

).

20. 

Remove the old gasket (

23

) from the bonnet and clean the contact surface.

21. 

Unscrew and the remove the gland nut (

11

).

22. 

Remove the gland ring (

10

) and graphite ring (

9

) from the bonnet.

23. 

Fit a new graphite ring (

9

).

24. 

Refit the gland ring (

10

).

25. 

Refit the gland nut (

11

) loosely (do not tighten).

26. 

Fit a new gasket (

23

) to the bonnet.

27. 

Carefully slide the new plug and stem assembly into the bonnet (take care not to damage any of the 

surfaces).

28. 

Push the plug and stem assembly into the bonnet bush and rotate the handwheel anti-clockwise until 

the thread engages. Keep rotating the handwheel as the plug and stem winds into the bonnet bush.

29. 

Wind on several turns until there is enough room to refit the stem couplings (

17

).

30. 

Align the flats on the stem to allow the stem couplings to be refitted. Tighten the two retaining screws.

31. 

Rotate the handwheel anti-clockwise until the the stem couplings prevent further movement.

32. 

Lower the bonnet assembly gently into the bellows housing, making sure that the bonnet fits over the 

studs. Check that the underside of the bonnet has aligned with the bellows housing.

33. 

Replace the nuts and tighten by hand.

34. 

Rotate the handwheel, winding the valve into the closed position (clockwise). Close the valve gently, 

do not apply full torque.

35. 

Open the valve by unwinding the handwheel by several turns.

Summary of Contents for BSA3HP

Page 1: ...eneral product information 3 Installation 4 Commissioning 5 Operation 6 Maintenance 7 Spare parts Copyright 2019 Printed in GB 1847050 3 BSA3HP Bellows Sealed High Pressure Stop Valve Installation and...

Page 2: ...use on other fluids may be possible but if this is contemplated Spirax Sarco should be contacted to confirm the suitability of the product for the application being considered ii Check material suita...

Page 3: ...lise after isolation to avoid the danger of burns 1 9 Tools and consumables Before starting work ensure that you have suitable tools and or consumables available Use only genuine Spirax Sarco replacem...

Page 4: ...d to temperatures below freezing point 1 15 Disposal Unless otherwise stated in the Installation and Maintenance Instructions this product is recyclable and no ecological hazard is anticipated with it...

Page 5: ...e and options Size Unbalanced Balanced PN100 Class 600 PN100 Class 600 DN15 DN50 DN65 DN100 Standards The product fully complies with the requirements of the European Pressure Equipment Directive and...

Page 6: ...ressure for saturated steam service 70 5 bar g 287 3 C TMO Maximum operating temperature 400 C 59 5 bar g Minimum operating temperature 10 C Designed for a maximum cold hydraulic test pressure of 150...

Page 7: ...the relative end connection Body design condition Class 600 PMA Maximum allowable pressure 102 1 bar g 38 C 1 481psi g 100 F TMA Maximum allowable temperature 425 C 57 5 bar g 797 F 834 psi g Minimum...

Page 8: ...ted to the outlet flange of the valve 3 6 Important note When a Balanced Valve is installed the valve body should be mounted with the upstream fluid flowing into the upper valve chamber first as per f...

Page 9: ...he valve fully it is recommended to turn the handwheel until the shaft is raised to the maximum position indicated by the on the bonnet then turn the handwheel clockwise 1 turns to remove any backlash...

Page 10: ...of bonnet 5 4 Ensure that all contact surfaces of the valve are clean and free of dirt to accept new handwheel 5 Align flat of D drive of new handwheel and that of the bonnet bush Slide new handwheel...

Page 11: ...3 2 21 20 5 17 23 6 7 17 11 Recommended tightening torques Valve size mm or inch N m lbf ft DN15 DN25 22 A F UNC 13 90 66 4 DN32 DN50 27 A F 5 8 UNC 11 135 99 6 DN65 DN100 32 A F UNC 10 240 177 0 10...

Page 12: ...assembly 6 7 from the bonnet 5 20 Remove the old gasket 23 from the bonnet and clean the contact surface 21 Unscrew and the remove the gland nut 11 22 Remove the gland ring 10 and graphite ring 9 fro...

Page 13: ...36 Tighten the bonnet nuts 20 in sequence to approximately half of the full torque 37 Repeat instructions 34 35 and 36 but tightening the bonnets to full torque setting 38 Hand tighten gland nut 11 a...

Page 14: ...are supplied as spares Available spares Seat body bonnet gaskets and graphite ring 9 21 22 and 23 2 off Seat plug stem and bellows assembly Gaskets not included 2 6 and 7 Handwheel and circlip 14 and...

Page 15: ...h pressure stop valve flanged ASME 600 Note Should the differential pressure exceed those listed against the respective sizes in the table below then please ensure balancing discs are specified for us...

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