Non-rising Stem Resilient Seated Gate Valve DN150

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Type:	Non-Rising Stem
Material:	Body: Cast Iron / Ductile Iron Wedge: Cast Iron / Ductile Iron Encapsulated with EPDM Seat: EPDM / NBR Shaft: SS410 Stem Nut: Brass O-ring: EPDM, NBR Wedge Nut: Brass / Bronze Hand Wheel: Ductile Iron
Operator:	Hand Wheel / Bevel Gearing / Square head / Electric actuator
Face to Face:	BS5163: 1986, DIN 3202 F4-F5, JIS B2002, ANSI B16.10
Flange:	BS4504, DIN 2532, JIS B2212, ANSI B16.10/ANSI B16.50
Working Pressure:	16 Bar(200 PSI)
Design and Manufacturer Standard :	BS5163, DIN 3352, JIS B2043
Test Standard:	API 598 BS6755 DIN 3230 JIS B2003
Application:	Water works, Sewage, Public facilties, Building industry, Petroleum, Chemical, Steel, Metallurgy, Paper Making Industry, Foods, Beverage, HVAC

Q: I just found out about my condition. Is it dangerous? And will I need surgery? My mom just got her monocuspid valve replaced. I don't wanna have to go through the same thing. And will I still be able to go on rollercoasters? I'm going to cedar point tomorrow. I only want answers from people who know exactly what there talking about thanks: so, as you already know, a typical aortic valve has three cusps. yours has two, so this is a structural issue. the point of these cusps, or leaflets, is to maintain blood flow in the appropriate direction through the heart and to the rest of the body. having a bicuspid aortic valve can be something that you inherit from one of your parents. did you have a murmur that prompted them to look for it? if your valves are young and healthy, there's probably not a problem. when it can become problematic is with age, where the leaflets can become calcified and hard, then they can not open as well (i.e. become stenotic), or not close properly (i.e. become regurgitant). if either of these two things develops, and becomes bad enough, they consider valve replacement surgery. but this is the kind of stuff that happens over years and years. you should see a cardiologist, if you haven't already been referred to one, because this is a medical condition that gets watched over time, and then if it gets bad, it gets treated. while it's not bad, it gets watched. this cardiologist will follow you over time, in addition to your regular family physician. he/she will also be keeping an eye on your aorta (the big vessel that blood enters after it goes through the aortic valve), because sometimes people who have bicuspid aortic valves also have problems with your aorta. i would also talk to your cardiologist about whether or not you need to take antibiotics in advance (i.e. prophylactically) of any dental work. i.e. because of your valve with a different shape, are you more predisposed than the average person to getting an infection there. but go to cedar point if you're young and healthy. a roller coaster should not give you any sort of problems. enjoy yourself!

Q: Hi My sons car has alloy wheels, and metal valve stems, there is a tiny leak between the valve stam and the alloy on one wheel, we are struggling to get anyone to repair at a reasonable cost. Would tyre weld make a permanent repair?. Some tyre specialists won't touch the wheel, one other wants to drill out the stem put in another, which sounds a bit drastic. Any other ideas?, is it feasible to get the metal valve stem replaced by a rubber version?. Apparently the metal ones get curbed and then start to leak.: On that year car the tire is tubeless and the valve stem should not be moving as it would if you had a tube type tire. If the valve stem is pushing in it means you drove on the tire while flat and probably ruined the tire as well as the valve stem. The tire must come off the rim to be inspected before blowing it back up and used. If you don't inspect the tire it will probably blow out at highway speeds and kill someone!

Q: One of the zone control valves in my heating system does not appear to be working. The thermostat is calling for heat, but no water is flowing. If the other thermostats call for heat, the valves seem to open as the pipes above the valve get hot from the water flowing through. The one that appears busted gets luke warm at best. All 4 valves in the system are fed from the same pipe, and the failed valve is the third in the series of 4 along the pipe (and #4 flows fine) so it doesn't appear to be something in the feeder pipe.Is there anything I can do to try and fix the existing valve, can I replace the valve myself? Would replacing the valve top of the valve (the green/gold portion) possible fix the issue (maybe a problem with the operation of the piston? Is there anything I ahve to do before removing the valve top aside from removing power to the valve?: By your description it sounds like you have a Taco zone valve, if so, you can twist the top, (head) and it disconnects from the valve body, you could swap it with one of the others to prove good or bad before you buy one, there not cheap.

Q: if i put a power valve on my honda xlr 125 would it make my bike have faster acceleration: The powerband is caused by tuning an engine, they are most noticeable on a small lightweight 2-stroke. When you are riding and you change up too early you will have noticed the bike slows down and does not accelerate very well, but if you keep the rpms within a certain range it will accelerate smoothly – that is the effect of a powerband, it can be moved up or down the rev range by altering the ports and by changing the harmonics of the expansion chamber (the trumpet shape of the exhaust system). Either your garage is having a laugh at you or they are hopeless – I suspect the former. EDIT: You make it faster by tuning it –?making it less reliable and these bikes are already peaky. If you make them more peaky you will need to run them at higher revs –?higher revs = more power from available torque, therefore you do not want to move the powerband down the range or broaden it. Changing the sprockets will not improve acceleration AND top speed it is one or the other.

Q: We have a 4 station sprinkler set-up. On the 4 station (last station to run) the Sprinkler headers are struggle to pop up water. From inside the house I hear the valve making a noise, that continues through out the entire run cycle. Any ideas on what causes these 2 problems to occur?: Sounds like you have a valve that is not opening up fully. Is the noise coming from within the valve box or from the plumbing inside the house? I am assuming that it is coming from the valve box itself. If the valve is not opeing fully at that 4th station, the low volume of water flowing through the opening is causing a humming sound. And, with a low volume of water entering the lateral lines, your last station heads will not popup all the way, or may not popup at all. Check to make sure that you have no soft, wet, mushy areas on the turf in the last station area that would indicate a lateral line breakage or leek. If you do not see this occuring, you more than likely need to change out the valve and replace it with a new one for that particular system... Hope this answers your question. ...Billy Ray

Q: Could my subs kill my EGR valve? I replaced my O2 sensor and my check engine light didn't go off. So I had it checked again and the same problem was still there. It said that all the cylinders were running either rich or lean..... I can't remember. But I was told it could be the EGR Valve so I replaced it and for about a week the check engine light was off.Now its back on. Had it checked again and the same deal was going on. Oh there was also a low voltage reading..... which is why I'm thinking its my subs.So could it be my subs that keeps killing my EGR valve? And any solutions will be helpful. I don't want to have to replace my alternator because its in an extremely tough place to reach. And I already have a small Cap.... .5. My subs handle 600 RMS total. WOuld getting a bigger Cap help?: Thank you for having such a powerful system! I am investing in hearing aids, and you and hundreds of thousands like you will make me rich in my retirement! The sub-woofers are not affecting your EGR valve. It is operated by a vacuum controlled by the ECM to regulate how much exhaust gas is to be fed back into the engine to control the NOx emissions. You want to make sure that there is no recall on the controller, or that it hasn't' failed. Follow the vacuum hose on the EGR valve to where it goes. That is the controller. Do a google search or look on Expert Village for a video.

Q: I am having a leaky valve is that normal? the doctor said that it is normal what do i do?: If its not serious, you should have a normal heart rate. My heart rate has always been normal, and i have Aortic Regurgitation (leaky valve), Aortic Stenosis, Bicuspid Aortic valve, and a slightly Enlarged Aorta and my Cardiologist For the last 15 years, has said i have a normal heart rate. So your heart rate should be normal.

Q: What is a foot and check valve what's the difference between the two?: A check valve is a mechanical device, a valve, that normally allows fluid or gas to flow through it in only one direction. A double check valve is often used as a backflow prevention device to keep potentially contaminated water from siphoning back into municipal water supply lines A foot valve is for use as inlet of suction pipe. A modified check valve that has a screen on the suction end to prevent debris from entering the pump or pipe. IIt protects against loss of prime, aids in priming the pump and protects the pump from large debris.

Q: When I put my check valve on my air line the air doesn't come through the air stone but when I take off the check valve it works. Also I switched the sides of the check valve and it didn't work. Click the link this is the air pump.: Or if you can, go to petsmart and get one there. Petco tends to sell sub-par items and livestock. If you have a tank that is bigger than your air pump was intended, then you will have problems. Say you bought a 10 gallon air pump for your 20 gallon tank. The strength of the pump is only able to push air down to counteract the average depth of a 10 gallon tank, against the pressure of only that much water. However if it were in a 20 gallon, it may not be able to counteract the water and the check valve (which shouldn't be causing much of a problem anyways). Make your line shorter and see if that helps. You don't need tons of extra airline tubing coiled around. Cut it down to the length you need, and try again. Remember, check valve should be OUTSIDE of the water, in the direction indicated on the valve (as to which side is in, which side is out), and it should be closer towards the pump itself. The check valve just prevents any water from dripping back into the pump.

Q: my Hunter SVC VALVE will not work with my Lawn Genie Valve. Is this becaous the voltage is not matched? Hunter says it operates solenoids at 6-9 v DC // Lawn Genie says it is an 18 v DC solenoid. :-( my original Hunter Valve broke and I replaced it with the Lawn Genie. Should I get a Hunter Valve , or a Lawn Genie Controller at this point/ or is there something I have overlooked?.: Something is incorrect. All valve solenoids and all timers are designed to work at 24 v DC It should make no difference which brand of clock or which brand of valve you are using. Now the actual solenoid which is the circular cylinder with the wires coming out of it that screws into the valve may not fit all brands of valves but you can buy the correct brand to fit your valve at any irrigation supplier. If your controller is working with at least one valve it should work with any valve you have installed. I would look at the wiring and see that they are correctly installed and connected especially at the valve. If one of the two wires is loose or connected wrong then you wont get the valve to operate. If you have a voltage meter I would test it with that. If not make sure at least one wire from each valve is connected to the white (or nuetral wire) out of the controller and the other valve wire is connected to one of the hot wires coming out of the controller. If one valve does not work try connecting a hot wire off a working valve to the non working valve and test it. If it works your problem is in the wire you disconnected. I constantly work on sprinkler systems and wiring is no. one problem. Incidently I cant find a SVC valve listed in the Hunter catalog did you get the letters mixed up?

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