
VCIOM-01600-EN 17/11
FASANI
ASSISTED SWING CHECK VALVE BOLTED BONNET
INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
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INTRODUCTION
Actuator or Counterweight assisted,
flanged or welded ends.
This manual provides guidelines to be observed
for the following operations:
• storage
• installation into the pipeline
• maintenance
• preservation
The manual is intended for the following
personnel/staff:
• plant warehouse staff
• installers
• maintenance engineers
VERIFICATION UPON RECEIPT AND STORAGE
Before start-up:
• On arrival of materials, it is recommended to:
- Check the integrity of the case/packing.
- Open the case and verify that there is no
damage due to transportation.
- Do not open the barrier bag - if any.
- Verify that the content matches the packing
list.
- Store the valves in their original packing
(unless damaged). When doing so, please
observe the following:
- Store the valves in a closed, clean and dry
storage room.
- Do not place the packages directly on the
ground.
- Check the packages every two months.
- Substitute the silica gel every six months
(not applicable in the case of barrier bag).
• For actuated valves, in addition to the above,
please refer to the actuator manual.
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In addition to the instructions in this manual,
specific plant safety regulations must always
be followed.
Before starting any maintenance activity,
it is strongly recommended to read carefully
and completely this manual. It is also
recommended to verify the availability of
the suggested spare parts, so you can always
assemble the valve and minimize intervention
time.
For installation and maintenance operations no
specific equipment or tools are required, other
than those usually available in the plant.
Emerson is always at the customer’s disposal
for further technical information.
WARNING
Do not use the valve as an interception valve for
cleaning the line.
Maximum admitted velocity for fluids:
6m/s for liquids
80m/s for gas or steam/vapour
Before installation these instructions must be fully read and understood