Alfalaval 5308 User manual

IM70968-GB1 2003-06
5308 / 5309 Ball Valve
Instruction Manual
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The information contained herein is correct at the time of issue but may be subject to change without prior notice.
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Table of contents
1. Safety ..................................................................................................... 4
1.1 Important information ........................................................................ 4
1.2 Warning signs ................................................................................... 4
1.3 Safety precautions ............................................................................ 5
2. Maintenance .......................................................................................... 6
2.1 Valve disassembly ............................................................................. 6
2.2 Valve Inspection ................................................................................ 7
2.3 Valve Assembly ................................................................................. 8
2.4 Attaching the actuator and switch to the valve ................................ 10
3. Technical Data ..................................................................................... 11
3.1 Torque vs Pressure Differential ........................................................ 11
4. Parts List .............................................................................................. 12
4.1 Ball Valves Models 5308 ½” - 2” ..................................................... 12
4.2 Ball Valves Models 5308 3” - 4” ...................................................... 14
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1.1 Important information
1.2 Warning signs
Unsafe practices and other important information are emphasized in this manual.
Warnings are emphasized by means of special signs.
1. Safety
Always read the manual before using the valve!
WARNING!
Indicates that special procedures must be followed to avoid severe personal injury.
CAUTION!
Indicates that special procedures must be followed to avoid damage to the valve.
NOTE!
Indicates important information to simplify or clarify practices.
General warning.
Caustic agents.
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1. Safety
All warnings in the manual are summarized on this page.
Pay special attention to the instructions below so that severe personal injury or damage to the valve are avoided.
Installation:
- Always observe the technical data (see chapter 5).
- Always release compressed air after use.
Operation:
- Always observe the technical data (see chapter 5).
- Never touch the valve or the pipelines when processing hot liquids or when sterilizing.
- Always handle lye and acid with great care.
Maintenance:
- Always observe the technical data (see chapter 5)
- Always release compressed air after use.
- The valve must never be hot when servicing it.
- The valve/actuator and the pipelines must never be pressurised when servicing the valve/
actuator.
- Never stick your fingers through the valve ports if the valve is supplied with compressed
air.
1.3 Safety precautions
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2. Maintenance
2.1 Valve disassembly
To disassemble a ball valve:
1. For a manual valve, remove the top handle nut (20) from the stem (4). Remove the handle (7).
For actuated valves remove bracket mounting bolts and remove actuator/bracket and coupler.
Note:
If you are disassembling a 3 or 4 inch valve, you’ll need to remove the actuator mounting bolts.
2. To remove the second stem nut you must first bend back the side tab of the stop washer (12). This can be done using a
screw driver or punch.
Once the stop washer side tab is flattened you can remove the stem nut (5).
Note:
3 and 4 inch valves will require a socket wrench to reach the nut recessed into the mounting bracket. 36mm.
3. Remove bevel washers (6) and gland bushing (9).
4. Remove four hex nuts (17) from one side of body bolts (14). For the 4 inch valve remove six hex nuts (17). Remove body
bolts/studs to allow bodyends (2) to fall away.
5. Remove the front and rear ball seats (8).
6. Turn the stem (4) clockwise until the ball (3) is in the closed position, allowing the ball to fall free from the valve.
7 Press downward on the stem (4) until it presses through the inside of the valve body (1), and remove the stem and
bottom stem seal (11) and the stem packings (10).
8. Remove the joint gasket (5) from valve body ends. (You will need to use a small instrument, such as a dental pick or
small screw driver to pry the o-ring away from the body end. Be careful not to mar the body end in the process.)
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2. Maintenance 2.2 Valve Inspection
Seat(s)
Carefully examine the PTFE valve ball seats for cracking, checking or excessive wear. Leakage past the seat(s) may result from
these types of irregularities.
Surface Finish
Inspect the bore of the ball and the valve stem in the valve upper body for signs of galling. Replace both if galling exists. Galling
will continue to occur if only one part is replaced and the other is damaged.
Inspect the inside surface of each body end for marring. Replace the end if damaged. Leakage may occur from this kind of
damage.
Gaskets/O-ring(s)
Inspect for cracks, cuts, abrasions, flat spots or other damage that would cause leakage or ineffective cleaning. Replace as
necessary.
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2. Maintenance
2.3 Valve Assembly
3” and 4”
To assemble a ball valve:
1. Place the lower packing ring (11) on the valve stem (4) and slide the stem into the stem
hole in the upper body of the valve.
2. Press the upper packing rings (10) onto the stem (4) until it is seated against the base
of the body.
3. Press the packing retainer (9) onto the stem (4) until it is seated against the upper
packing ring (10).
4. Turn the stem (4) until the flat surfaces are parallel to the port centerline.
5. Place a ball seat (8) inside one end of the valve body (1) so that the tapered side of the
seat faces inward and the other side lies flush against the outer surface of the valve
body.
6. Seat the ball (3) inside the valve so that the stem base is seated inside the bore of the
ball.
7. Turn the stem 90° so that the valve is in the open position. This keeps the ball from falling out of the valve.
8. Place the other ball seat (8) inside the end of the valve body (1) so that the tapered side of the seat faces inward and the
other side lies flush against the outer surface of the valve body.
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2. Maintenance 2.3 Valve Assembly
9. Assemble the valve body ends (2), with gaskets (13) in place, to each end of the valve body (1). ½” through 2” size use 4
bolts (14) and 4 bolt nuts (17). 3” and 4” size, use 4 studs (14) and 8 stud nuts (17). Refer to Table 1 for proper torques.
10. Place spring washers (6) together so that their curved surfaces are facing outward, in opposite directions, and place
them over the stem (4).
11. Place stop washer (12) onto stem (4). Making sure the stop washer lock tab is flat. Instal stem nut (5) onto valve stem
(4). Refer to table 2 for stem nut tightening torque.
Once stem nut is properly tightened, bend tab of lock washer (12) up against the stem nut (5) using a screwdriver or
punch.
Instal handle (7) over valve stem (4) and secure with handle nut (20). Be sure the handle locking devise (18) will allign with
both locking notches in valve body (1).
If you are using an electric or pnuematic valve, place the actuator/bracket assembly on the upper body of the valve, and
secure it to the valve with two mounting bracket screws.
Bolting Torque Data for Sanitary Ball Valves
Table 1
Valve For Body Bolting
Size Size in-lb NM
½” 1/4” - 20unc 80 9
3/4” 1/4” - 20unc 80 9
1” 5/16” - 18unc 110 12
1½” 3/8” - 16unc 170 19
2” 7/16” - 14unc 230 26
3” 5/8” - 11unc 570 64
4” 5/8” - 11unc 600 68
Table 2
Valve For Stem Nut
Size Size in-lb NM
½” 3/8” - 24unf 87 9.8
3/4” 3/8” - 24unf 87 9.8
1” 3/8” - 24unf 87 9.8
1½” 7/16” - 20unf 122 13.7
2” 9/16” - 18unf 165 18.6
3” M24 191 21.6
4” M24 191 21.6
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Attaching the Switch to the Actuator
1. Remove the position indicator on the top of the actuator (1).
2. Attach the bracket (10) to the top of the actuator using four bolts
(11).
3. Insert the switch stem through the center hole in the bracket (10)
and align with the slot in the actuator shaft.
4. Attach the top of the bracket (10) to the switch using four bolts
(9).
Attaching the Actuator to the Valve
These instructions describe how to attach an assembled actuator to a Tri-
Clover Ball Valve. For information on servicing your electric or pneumatic
actuator, refer to the service manual that comes with the actuator.
To attach the actuator to the valve:
1. Remove handle nut and handle.
2. Sizes ½” through 2”, attach actuator bracket to valve body using
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bolts provided in kit.
3. Place actuator coupler onto the valve stem.
4. Place actuator on the mounting bracket. (on sizes 3” and 4”
valves the bracket is included on all valves as partof the body)
Be sure to line up coupler with actuator. Tighten all bolts.
5. Instal 4 actuator mounting bolts through bracket and into the bot
tom of the actuator. Tighten all bolts.
2. Maintenance
2.4 Attaching the actuator and switch to the valve
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3. Technical Data 3.1 Torque vs Pressure Differential
As the amount of pressure in a ball valve increases, so does the amount of torque required to open and close it. Use the
charts below to determine the type of actuator, if any, that is required for your application.
PTFE Seat Material
Reinforced PTFE Seat Material
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Key # Description Material Qty.
1 Body CF3M 1
2 Tri-Clamp Ends CF3M 2
3 Ball SUS316L 1
4 Stem SUS316L 1
5 Stem Nut SUS304 1
6 Bevel Washer SUS301 2
7 Handle SUS304 1
8 Seat PTFE 2
9 Gland SUS304 1
10 Stem Packing PTFE 2
11 Stem Seal PTFE 1
12 Stop Washer SUS304 1
13 Joint Gasket PTFE 2
14 Bolt SUS304 4
15 Stop Pin SUS304 1
16 Handle Sleeve Vinyl 1
17 Bolt Nut SUS304 4
18 Locking Device SUS304 1
20 Handle Nut SUS304 1
Repair Kit contains items 8, 10, 11, and 13
4. Parts List
4.1 Ball Valves Models 5308 ½” - 2”
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4. Parts List 4.1 Ball Valves Models 5308 ½” - 2”
BALL VALVE
All orders for repair parts must contain the following data.
1. Complete model number, including size.
2. Description and part number.
The following exploded view and accompanying parts list facilitate ordering repair parts from the factory. All parts illustrated
are indexed to the parts list by key numbers.
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Key # Description Material Qty.
1 Body CF3M 1
2 Tri-Clamp Ends CF3M 2
3 Ball SS316L 1
4 Stem SS316L 1
5 Stem Nut SUS304 1
6 Bevel Washer SUS301 2
7 Handle SUS304 1
8 Seat PTFE 2
9 Gland SUS304 1
10 V-Ring Packing PTFE 1 set
11 Stem Seal PTFE 1
12 Stop Washer SUS304 1
13 Body Gasket PTFE 2
14 Studs SUS304 *
15 Stop Pin SUS304 1
16 Handle Sleeve Vinyl 1
17 Stud Nuts SUS304 *
18 Spacer SUS304 1
19 Thrust Washer 2% Glass Fiber Filled PTFE 1
20 Locking Device SUS304 1
22 Stop Washer SUS304 2
23 Stop Pin Nut SUS304 1
24 Handle Nut SUS304 1
Repair Kit contains items 8, 10, 11, and 13
* For 3” - 4 pcs, For 4” - 6 pcs.
* For 3” - 8 pcs, For 4” - 12 pcs.
4. Parts List
4.2 Ball Valves Models 5308 3” - 4”
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4. Parts List 4.2 Ball Valves Models 5308 3” - 4”
BALL VALVE
All orders for repair parts must contain the following data.
1. Complete model number, including size.
2. Description and part number.
The following exploded view and accompanying parts list facilitate ordering repair parts from the factory. All parts illustrated
are indexed to the parts list by key numbers.
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continually updated on our website.
Please visit www.alfalaval.com to
access the information direct.
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