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Rovalve S20

Installation and Maintenance Instructions

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8. Converting MH to BG valves

Bevel gear conversion for the Rovalve S20 is very simple. It is not necessary to remove the 4-Post
yoke assembly. Conversion kits include bevel gear operator with integral thrust style stem nut,
conversion mounting plate, appropriate bolts, and handwheel or drive nut as required. Existing
stem and yoke posts will be reused.  If stem or yoke posts require replacement, contact the
factory. 

CAUTION

Follow required safety procedure and policies. Assure line is not pressurized or gate has been
secured to prevent unwanted movement before disassembly. Use proper lifting and support
techniques when moving valve and or valve subassemblies.

Tools required:

1. Pipe wrench or large crescent wrench
2. Appropriate size open end wrenches or sockets

Prepare the valve:

1. Line should be depressurized or gate secured prior to disassembly. If valve is equipped with

pin-style lockouts (see figure 12) gate can be locked in the open or closed position using the
lock pin. If pin-style lockouts are not present, the gate must be held in place to prevent
unwanted movement. These precautions are necessary to keep the gate from moving. 

Disassembly:

1. Using pipe wrench or crescent wrench, remove handwheel retaining nut from stem nut.
2. Remove handwheel.
3. Remove (2) or (4) retainer bolts. 
4. Pull retainer off
5. Rotate old stem nut until free from stem.
6. Remove nuts from the 4-post yoke legs.
7. Pull existing top plate up and away from valve. 

Reassembly:

1. The conversion kit will be shipped with the thrust stem nut installed within the bevel gear.
2. Place the adapter plate over the 4-Post yoke legs aligning the holes. 
3. Attach nuts onto 4-post yoke legs securing the top plate into position.
4. Slip the bevel gear over the stem nut, engaging the threads. Rotate the handwheel which will in

turn rotate the thrust stem nut down the stem, bringing the bevel gear into proper position,
aligning the bolt holes.

5. Bolt the bevel gear to the adapter plate.  Do not overstress bolting.
6. Stroke the valve from full open to full closed making sure all parts are aligned and working

properly.  Check bolts for tightness, the gate and operator assembly should stay snug with the
valve body.

7. If binding or off-center movement of gate is evident, loosen yoke bolts, stroke gate up and

down a few times, retighten yoke bolts.

Figure 12

Figure 13

L1: Pin style, both open and closed

lockpositions

L2: Pin style, open position only
L3: Pin style, closed position only.
L6: Case hardened pin for use on L1, 

L2 or L3

BG bevel gear
actuator

open

closed

closed

open

pin

Thrust-style stemnut
included in BG

BG mount plate

BG mount bolts

4-Post yoke leg

Stem

Summary of Contents for Rovalve S20

Page 1: ...ary to use a pipe wrench or large crescent wrench to properly tighten the handwheel retaining nut Be sure to fully tighten 4 Packing assembly The packing gland bolts should be checked and adjusted to...

Page 2: ...eel operated 4 The port flanges of the S20 2 through 24 are drilled and tapped to ANSI B16 5 150 30 and 36 are per MSS SP44 with the face to face per MSS SP81 The bolt holes in the chest or upper flan...

Page 3: ...4 29 1 2 20 1 1 4 7 NC 4 1 2 1 30 38 3 4 33 3 4 36 28 1 1 4 7 NC 4 5 8 1 1 8 36 46 40 1 4 42 3 4 32 1 1 2 6 NC 4 5 8 1 1 8 Table C valve dimensions Valve size A B C D E F Weight 2 8 6 1 7 8 12 14 1 4...

Page 4: ...examined and corrected as required see Figure 6 1 Valve stems extension stems and stem nut Look for excessive corrosion galling or lack of lubrication If valve stem requires lubrication utilize the g...

Page 5: ...tool 3 Add next row alternating sides of the gate where the ends of the packing meet against each other Ends of packing must not line up If they do premature leakage could occur Complete by adding th...

Page 6: ...can be locked in the open or closed position using the lock pin If pin style lockouts are not present the gate must be held in place to prevent unwanted movement These precautions are necessary to ke...

Page 7: ...to be determined by customer so support best suits surrounding area It is important that the cylinder gate alignment be maintained during valve operation Supports should be designed to maintain align...

Page 8: ...ly 1 Using pipe wrench or crescent wrench remove handwheel retaining nut from stem nut 2 Remove handwheel 3 Remove 2 or 4 retainer bolts 4 Pull retainer off 5 Rotate old stem nut until free from stem...

Page 9: ...ation The preferred orientation for optimum protection is with the valve fully opened and the cylinder in the vertical position This position gives the best support to the cylinder rod and helps reduc...

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