Trillium 74LP Series Installation, Operation & Maintenance Manual Download Page 31

10  MAINTENANCE TOOLS 

  Lapping tools and LAMPLAN diamond paste (1.213, 3.213, 6.213) 

  Lifting lugs. 

  Cryogenic and Oxygen grease type ORAPI CT830 (-40°C/+280°C) or CT1240 (-40°C/320°C). 

11  TROUBLESHOOTING 

PROBLEM 

POSSIBLE CAUSE 

CORRECTIVE ACTION 

The disc does not 

move (no lift) 

Damaged diaphragm   

 

 

        Carry out maintenance to remove the diaphragm 

and to overhaul the potential damaged parts. 

Foreign material trapped in between a 

moving part and fixed one. 

Carry out maintenance to remove the part and to 

overhaul the potential damaged parts. 

Pilot sensing entry not connected  

 

        Connect the pilot sensing entry to the valve entry 

or remote to the equipment. 
Carry out maintenance to lap or to change the disc
and to lap or to machine the nozzle. 

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Part misalignment 

from the lower cover to the seat. Check also the 

stem alignment and concentricity. 

Disc hinge has not sufficient 

articulation 

Inspect the disc and stem hinge surface. 

Incorrect  discharge  piping  support 

allowances or its  weight supported by 

the valve outlet flange. 

Rearrange  the  support  hardware.  Install  if  drip 

pan if necessary. Review the outlet piping 

installation. 

The disc does not 

reseat 

 

Carry out maintenance to remove the component and
overhaul any damaged parts

Foreign material

Upstream pressure drop too high. 

 

          Redesign the inlet piping to reduce the pressure 

drop to less than the ½ blowdown value 

The valve chatters   The valve is oversized   

 

 

        Investigate what is the real process condition and 

check the sizing with Trillium Flow Technologies

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The upstream pressure drop is too high

Sensing the pressure remote instead of through 

the sensing ring. 

 

74LP PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE 

SARASIN-RSBD

            

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Summary of Contents for 74LP Series

Page 1: ...74LP SERIES Installation Operation Maintenance Manual...

Page 2: ...SERIES BASICS 10 7 1 DESCRIPTION 10 7 2 FEATURES AND NOMENCLATURES 10 8 INSTALLATION 11 8 1 GENERAL 11 8 2 INLET PIPING 11 8 3 OUTLET PIPING 12 8 4 INSTALLATION ON THE PROTECTED EQUIPMENT 12 8 5 OPTIO...

Page 3: ...ION ATTENTION DANGER Immediate danger which WILL cause serious personal injury or death WARNING Risk or dangerous practice which COULD cause serious personal injury or death CAUTION Risk or dangerous...

Page 4: ...tial dangers associated with the use of the product Whilst this document is intended to be informative it is important to understand that the safety messages provided are not exhaustive Trillium Flow...

Page 5: ...is no remaining pressure upstream the valve and that the valve is isolated from the system pressure Before performing each pop test on the safety valve ensure that no personnel are close to the valve...

Page 6: ...sTM to inspect the product Trillium Flow TechnologiesTM cannot be held responsible for any incorrect sizing and selection of a valve if the original specification supplied by the customer was incomple...

Page 7: ...ro LIFT The actual travel of the disc away from closed position when a valve is relieving LEAK TEST PRESSURE Leak test pressure is the specified inlet static pressure at which a quantitative seat leak...

Page 8: ...giesTM organisation 6 2 IDENTIFICATION PLATE The data shown on the identification plate figure 1 should be referenced with all requests for work or for the supply of spare parts The identification pla...

Page 9: ...can cause permanent deformation to the spring Below than 5 adjustment can cause the pilot not to open fully For more than 5 adjustment you must contact Trillium Flow TechnologiesTM Sarasin RSBDTM Afte...

Page 10: ...solid particles or foreign matter Wherever possible the valves should be stored in their original packaging Blanking plugs thread protectors and plastic covers should only be removed at the point of...

Page 11: ...dance with ASME B16 34 ASME B PV Code section VIII div I design o 10 overpressure o Blowdown between 5 and 10 o Capacity certified gas National Board Semi nozzle design Body inlet connection Flanged P...

Page 12: ...evelops quickly due to the high pressure The system should always be purged before safety valve is installed Prior to installation of the safety valves all protective covers must be removed It is reco...

Page 13: ...low There must be no obstruction between the equipment and the safety valve The pressure relief valve must be mounted on the upper part of the equipment which it is to protect Recommendations The safe...

Page 14: ...fety valve Most applicable codes recommend that the inlet piping system be designed for a maximum anticipated non recoverable pressure loss of 3 percent If this is not possible the remote pressure sen...

Page 15: ...ase the pressure up to 80 90 of set pressure and then increase the pressure with a gradient around 0 1 Set pressure sec the pilot and the main valve dome are pressurized simulating an increased system...

Page 16: ...oduction of outlet pressure into the dome of the main valve thereby holding the piston firmly onto the nozzle overcoming the effect of a reverse differential pressure across the safety valve The optio...

Page 17: ...ost effective responsive manner If the safety valve is exposed to hazardous weather conditions ingress of dirt or other foreign matter or any extremes of temperature conditions please ensure that The...

Page 18: ...in the event of any uncertainty Prior to performing any maintenance operation the system upon which the pressure relief valve is installed must not be pressurised 9 MAINTENANCE DANGER CAUTION CAUTION...

Page 19: ...rew Plug Rep34 PILOT MAIN VALVE DISSASEMBLY Unscrew fitting CLVF and FLPF Unscrew Nuts 013 and remove Nord lock washers 012 Separate pilot support and tubing TAKE CARE OF THE TUBING FIGURE 1 PILOT MAI...

Page 20: ...BLY Disassembly cover 002 Unscrew lifting lugs Unscrew nuts 050 and remove lock washers 050 1 Take the upper cover off 002 19 www trilliumflow com FIGURE 2 MAIN VALVE GENERAL VIEW 74LP PRESSURE RELIEF...

Page 21: ...e Remove the diaphragm gasket 040 Put a lifting lug through the screw 018 and lift all the trim Only seat 006 remains in place FIGURE 3 DISASEMBLY TRIM MAIN VALVE 20 www trilliumflow com 74LP PRESSURE...

Page 22: ...unscrew the screws 037 and remove it of the guide 009 To remove the primary seal 007 unscrew the screws 038 and remove the disc flange 016 Then unscrew the nut 019 and remove the primary seal 007 by h...

Page 23: ...with abrasive paper grade 1000 or higher Inspect the seat housing for any deformation or erosion pitting Main valve studs nuts 035 050 Studs and nut shall be free of rust and threads free of deformat...

Page 24: ...with the primary seal 007 If it is galled scratched corroded or pitted there shall be replaced Main valve diaphragm support and washer 021 022 Inspect each face of the diaphragm support and washer in...

Page 25: ...ure there are correctly stacked like the Figure 10 Nominal diameter Tightening torque mm m daN 6 0 5 8 1 10 1 5 12 2 6 FIGURE 9 SEAT TABLE 1 TIGHTENING TORQUE FIGURE 10 NORD LOCK STACKING 74LP PRESSUR...

Page 26: ...eplaced after each service Disc flange 016 Slightly grease the spherical screw 015 hinge surface sphere Tighten the screw 038 with Nord Lock washer 038 1 to torque show on Table 1 Grease the thread No...

Page 27: ...Do not grease between the stem 012 and the guide sleeve 008 Put the gasket 040 on the lower cover 002 Stack parts as show in Figure 14 Tighten the screw 018 with Nord Lock washer 018 1 through the dia...

Page 28: ...FIGURE 14 DIAPHRAGM ASSEMBLY 27 www trilliumflow com 74LP PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE SARASIN RSBD...

Page 29: ...y the assembly will make impact marks on the primary seal and the disc seating surfaces The Main Valve cannot remain tight with such marks on those surfaces Cap 004 Insert the gasket 041 into the cap...

Page 30: ...cking please refer to the Figure 10 Continue to tighten alternatively until the required torque is reached in 3 or 4 steps VALVE SIZE Inlet valve diameter Bolting diameter PTFE membran Elastomer membr...

Page 31: ...s e c a f r u s t c a t n o c e h t t c e p s n I Part misalignment from the lower cover to the seat Check also the stem alignment and concentricity Disc hinge has not sufficient articulation Inspect...

Page 32: ...E SARASIN RSBD 31 www trilliumflow com The use of spare parts which are not obtained from a genuine Trillium Flow TechnologiesTM source or a Trillium Flow TechnologiesTM accredited company exposes pro...

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