Dyna-Flo 361 Parts list manual

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Figure 1 Model 361 Control Valve
The following instructions are to be thoroughly reviewed and understood prior to installing, operating or performing maintenance on
this equipment. Work on this equipment should be performed by experienced personnel. Throughout the manual, safety and caution
notes appear and must be strictly followed to prevent serious injury or equipment malfunction.
These instructions are meant to be used with the Dyna-Flo 361 Technical Sales Bulletin (P-361B0615B) and 360 Operation, Parts,
and Instruction Manual (P-360M0215A) as they refer to Instructions, Figures, Safety Information, and Tables therein. If you do not
have these documents, contact Dyna-Flo immediately, or visit www.dynaflo.com.
The Model 360 Operation, Parts, and Instruction Manual can be used to service Model 361 valves with the exception of
instructions pertaining to the seal ring (Key 34), backup ring (Key 35), and retaining ring (Key 40). Model 361 valves are equipped
with a piston ring (Key 41), or multiple piston rings in place of the above mentioned parts (Keys 34, 35, and 41). Piston rings have
specific assembly and disassembly instructions which are covered in this Supplement. All Safety Warnings, Cautions, and Notes
contained within the 360 Instruction Manual will apply to service of the 361 control valve and must be followed.

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CAUTION
To avoid personal injury or installation damage as a
result of the sudden release of process pressure or
the breaking of parts, do not install the valve
assembly where service conditions could exceed the
limits stated in this manual or on the equipment
nameplates. Use government codes, accepted
industry standards and good piping practices to
select pressure-relieving equipment for protection of
your installation. It is also important to wear the
proper protective equipment when performing any
installation or maintenance activity.
Refer to the 360 Instruction Manual for the following information:
Unpacking Valve From Shipping Container (Page 4)
Installation (Page 4)
Periodic Inspection (Page 5)
Maintenance (Page 5)
Packing Maintenance (Page 6)
Lapping (Page 8)
VALVE DISASSEMBLY
Instructions concerning Valve Disassembly (Page 7 of P-360M)
will be the same for Model 361 valves except for Step 1 of Trim
Parts Removal (plug / seat / cage).
1Piston ring:
Piston rings (Key S1) will be broken in half, simply pull
apart the sections of piston ring and remove them. Proceed
to Step 2 of P-360M Trim Parts Removal instructions. Refer
to Figure 1 of this document.
Note: Model 361 valves have a one-piece metal seat ring
(Key 21).
VALVE ASSEMBLY
Instructions concerning Valve Assembly (Page 9 of P-360M)
will be the same for Model 361 valves except for Step 1 of Trim
Parts Assembly. Refer to Figure 1 of this document.
1For one-piece metal seat ring (Key 21) refer to the Lapping
section (Page 8 of P-360M) before assembling the valve.
After lapping has been completed, assembly as follows:
NOTE
Use an anti-seize compound that is approved for
the service conditions that the valve is being
installed into.
ACoat the seat ring gasket with anti-seize compound
and insert it into the seat pocket in the body.
BInsert a one-piece seat ring (Key 21) into the seat
pocket.
CInsert the cage (Key 18) into the body (Key 15).
DInstall piston rings (Key S1):
NOTE
Replacement piston rings come in one piece.
Before installation it is necessary to break the
piston ring into two pieces. Do not saw or cut
piston rings. Use extreme caution when breaking
piston rings as they can be easily damaged.
Vise Break (See Figure 2)
Piston rings can be broken into two pieces using a vise with
smooth jaws or softeners. Wrap electrical tape once around
the outside diameter of the piston ring to contain it while it
is being snapped in half. Place the unbroken piston ring
into the jaws of the vise so that they will compress the
ring into an oval. Slowly compress the piston ring until the
ring snaps on both sides, if one side snaps first, simply
keep compressing until the other side snaps.
Scoring (See Figure 2)
If no vise is present, wrap electrical tape once around the
outside diameter of the piston ring to contain it while it is
being snapped in half. score (don’t cut) the piston ring and
snap it over a hard surface (such as the edge of a work
bench or table.
Proceed to Step 2 of the Trim Parts Assembly section of
the 360 Instruction Manual (P-360M).
Table 1
Valve Shutoff Clasifications
Valve Model Shut Off Capability Port Diameter Inch (mm) Seal Rings
361 Class II Standard 1-5/16 - 8 (33 - 203) Standard with Single Graphite Piston Rings Class III 3-7/16 (87) or larger Optional for Single Graphite Piston Rings
Class IV 4-3/8 (111) or larger Multiple Graphite Piston Rings

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Figure 1 Model 361 Piston Ring Detail (Refer to P-360M for Key Numbers)
Key 41 - Multiple
Graphite Piston Ring
(See Page 4)
1
17
18
16
21
26
15
24
25
18
1
22
15
Key 41 - Single
Graphite Piston Ring
(See Page 4)

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and maintenance of any product. Responsibility for selection, use and maintenance of any product remains with the purchaser
and end-user.
Parts
Key Description Part Number
41
Piston Ring
Graphite
1-5/16” Port 1U2174X002D
1-7/8” Port 1U2216X002D
2-5/16” Port 1U2258X002D
2-7/8” Port 1U2300X002D
3-7/16” Port 1U2342X002D
4-3/8” Port 1U2392X002D
7” Port 1U5069X002D
8” Port 10A3262X03D
NOTE: For Model 361 valve plug (Key 16) part numbers contact Dyna-Flo.
Figure 2 Model 361 Piston Ring Electrical Tape Wrap and Vise Break

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction 2 Assembly 9
General 2 Trim Parts 9
Scope 2 Bonnet Assembly 10
Specifications 3 Packing Assembly 10
Unpacking 4 Body to Bonnet Stud Torque - Table 1 11
Installation 4 Valve Stem Connection Torque - Table 2
Air Piping 4 Packing Diagram - Figure 8 & 9 12-13
Periodic Inspection 5 Packing Nut Torque - Table 3 14
Maintenance 5 Valve Seal Diagram - Figure 11 14
Removing Actuator 5 Control Valve Cross Section - Figure 12 15
Needle Valve Setup - Figure 2 5 Parts 16
Rigging Setup - Figure 3 6 Valve Plug - Table 4 20-21
Yoke Nut Loosening -Figure 4 6 Packing Box Parts - Table 5 22
Packing Maintenance 6 Valve Plug & Stem (2 Piece Seal Ring) - Table 6 23
Valve Disassembly 7 Cage - Table 7 24
Bonnet Removal 7 Valve Stem - Table 8 25
Trim Parts Removal 7 Gasket Descriptions - Table 9 26
Packing Parts Removal 8 Gasket Kits - Table 10 26
Body Gasket Removal 8 Packing Repair Kits - Table 11 27
Lapping 8 Model Builder 28
Figure 1 360 Control
Valve & DFC Actuator

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NOTICE These instructions are meant to be used with the Dyna-Flo 360 Technical Bulletin as they refer to Figures
and Tables therein. If you do not have the Technical Bulletin, contact Dyna-Flo immediately, or visit
www.dynaflo.com
Each control valve is factory checked. Check the calibration for the specific application, before a valve
is put into service.
It is the intention of this document to provide users with an accurate guide for safe installation and
maintenance of the 360 Control Valves. Revisions and updates are available at above mentioned website.
GENERAL
The following instructions are to be thoroughly reviewed and understood prior to installing, operating or performing
maintenance on this equipment. Work on this equipment should be performed by experienced personnel. Throughout
the manual, safety and caution notes appear and must be strictly followed, to prevent serious injury or equipment
malfunction.
SCOPE
The control valve configuration and construction materials were selected to meet particular pressure, temperature, and process fluid
conditions. Some material combinations are limited in their pressure and temperature ranges. Do not apply any other conditions to
the valve without first contacting your Dyna-Flo sales office.
This manual is written to be a practical and useful guide maintaining the Dyna-Flo 360 Control Valve.
CAUTION
To avoid personal injury or installation damage as a result of the sudden release of process pressure or the breaking of
parts, do not install the valve assembly where service conditions could exceed the limits stated in this manual or on
the equipment nameplates. Use government codes, accepted industry standards and good piping practices to select
pressure-relieving equipment for protection of your installation. It is also important to wear the proper
protective equipment when performing any installation or maintenance activity.
INTRODUCTION
The Model 360 Control Valves are heavy duty globe style control valves used in many demanding oil and gas applications from well
head to gas plant and beyond. The Model 360 is also suited for any refinery or chemical process that requires a rugged and easy to
maintain control valve solution.
Model 360 control valves are cage guided, pressure balanced with push down to close plug action. The actuator typically used for
360 control valves are Dyna-Flo model DFC or DFO linear actuators. These heavy duty actuators are spring return diaphragm style,
and can be used for throttling or on/off service, with or without a valve positioner.
The Model 360 control valve is manufactured to a high level of quality specifications to ensure superior performance and customer
satisfaction.

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SPECIFICATIONS
Configurations
The Model 360 control valve is a high capacity single port,
globe style valves, with a bolted type bonnet. The standard
valve plug action is push down to close.
PTFE Seat and Metal Seat Available.
Consult your Dyna-Flo sales office for other available
configurations.
Sizes and Connection Styles
Models: 360
Size: 1”, 1-1/2”, 2”, 3”, 4”, 6”, 8”
Rating: ASME 150 / 300 / 600
Connections: RF / RTJ - All Sizes
NPT - 1”, 1-1/2” and 2”
Maximum Inlet Temperature and Pressures
Flanged valves consistent with ASME Class rating as per
ASME B16.34, unless limited by either material pressure
and temperature limitations.
Maximum Pressure Drops
Maximum pressure drop is the same as maximum inlet
pressure unless otherwise rated by a specific trim
construction.
Standard Shut-off Classifications
In accordance with ASME / FCI 70.2 Metal Seated:
Standard Class IV.
Class V-VI options available, consult Factory.
Anti-Cavitation 1 Stage Trim: Standard Class IV.
Optional Class V.
Anti-Cavitation 2 Stage Trim: Standard Class V
PTFE Seated: Standard Air Test.
(maximum leakage 0.05 ML/min/psid/inch port diameter)
NOTE: Standard Air Test is a special non-ASME/FCL leakage
class.
Flow Direction
Flow Down (Low Noise Trim - Flow Up).
Dimensions
Valve and Actuator Outline Dimension Diagram
See Figure 2 of Sales Bulletin.
Valve and Actuator Assembly Dimensions
See Table 2, 3, and 4 of Sales Bulletin.
Approximate Valve Body and Actuator Weights
See Table 2 of Sales Bulletin.
Materials
Body and bonnet material options include LCC, WCC, and
CF8M. See Figure 5 of Sales Bulletin for typical construction
materials. See Table 8 of Sales Bulletin for trim selections.
Cross-Section of the Model 360 Control Valves
See Figure 3 of Sales Bulletin.
Port Diameters and Maximum Valve Plug Travel
See Table 1 of Sales Bulletin.
Packing Type
The Standard packing is PTFE V-ring. Live-loaded low
emission, graphite and other packing arrangements are
available.
Valve Sizing Coefficients
See Table 12 - 15 of Sales Bulletin.
Actuator Sizing
Fail Open Actuator
See Table 16 of Sales Bulletin.
Fail Close Actuator
See Table 17 of Sales Bulletin.
Service Application
See Table 8, 9, 10, and 11 of Sales Bulletin.
For more information and other options contact your Dyna-Flo
sales office.

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UNPACKING VALVE FROM SHIPPING CONTAINER
Check the packing list against materials received, while unpacking the valve. The Packing List describes the valve and accessories in
each shipping container.
When lifting the valve from shipping container, look for factory installed lifting hooks on the actuator casing. If there are no lifting
hooks, it is advisable to remove 2 actuator casing bolts, 180oapart, and temporarily replace them with eyebolts and nuts.
See Figure 3 for details. Position the lifting straps through the eyebolts to avoid damage to the tubing and mounted accessories.
INSTALLATION
Before installing the valve, clean dirt, welding chips, scale or other foreign material from the line.
Inspect flange gasket surfaces for damage.
Check packing box bolting for proper tightness. Packing nuts should be slightly over finger-tight; however, tighten only as necessary
to prevent stem leakage.
If the valve has small internal flow passages such as anti-cavitation or low-noise trim the installation of an upstream strainer should
be considered to prevent clogging of these small passages.
1Install the valve with flow through the valve in the direction indicated in Specifications (Page 3). The valve assembly may be
installed in any position unless limited by vibration considerations.
CAUTION
The normal method is with the actuator vertical above the valve body. In some non-vertical applications, the
actuator may need to be supported.
WARNING
Keep hands, hair and clothing away from all moving parts when operating the valve! Serious injury can result
from failure to do so!
2When possible, stroke the valve and check for smooth operation through the full-stroke. Unsteady valve stem movement could
be an indication of an internal problem.
Air Piping
The actuators are designed to accept 1/4” NPT connection. Use 3/8” OD tubing (or equivalent) for all air lines. All connections must
be free of leaks.
CAUTION
Do not exceed maximum casing pressure indicated on serial plate located on the yoke of the actuator or in the
Technical (Sales) Bulletin appropriate for the actuator type.
CAUTION
Do not over tighten packing! This can cause excessive packing wear and high stem friction that may impede stem
movement! Refer to Table 2 for Packing Torque.
WARNING
The following maintenance procedures require removing the control valve from service. To avoid personnel injury,
only qualified technicians should perform the following procedures. Always ensure the control valve is fully
released of pressure or process fluid before starting maintenance.

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PERIODIC INSPECTION
CAUTION
Use safe work practices and lock out procedures
when isolating valves and actuators! Always be
aware of flammable instrument gas!
1 Avoid personal injury from sudden release of process
pressure! Before performing any maintenance operation:
A Disconnect any power supply media lines providing air
/ gas pressure, electric power, or a control signal to
the actuator. Ensure the actuator cannot suddenly
operate the valve.
B Isolate the valve from process pressure with bypass
valves or completely shut off the process. Relieve
process pressure, and drain the process fluid from the
up and down stream of the valve.
C Vent the pneumatic actuator loading pressure and
relieve any actuator spring preload.
D Use Safety lock-out procedures to be sure that the
above provisions stay in effect while you complete the
work on your equipment.
2 Check for process fluid leakage to the atmosphere through
the body to bonnet joint and (if equipped) any NPT
connection.
3Examine the valve for damage caused by corrosive fumes
or process drippings.
4Clean the valve and repaint areas of severe oxidation.
5Make sure positioner linkage (if equipped) and stem
connector are securely fastened. If the stem connector is
loose, check plug thread engagement and retighten. Refer
to the Dyna-Flo Model DFC, or DFO Manual for detailed
instructions.
6Ensure all accessories, mounting brackets and fasteners
are secure.
7Clean any dirt and foreign material from the valve stem.
MAINTENANCE
Only “Certified Technicians” should be dissasembling
and inspecting these valves and actuators.
CAUTION
Actuator spring is under compression. The actuator
is also under pneumatic / gas pressure. Ensure
actuator has been disconnected from supply lines
before starting any work on the actuator.
The actuator needs to be supported before the yoke
nut can be removed, failure to support actuator
could result in actuator damage and/or personal
injury.
Removing Actuator from Valve
Refer to the Dyna-Flo Model DFC/DFO Manual for detailed
instructions.
1Disconnect all pneumatic/gas supply lines and any other
lines that might supply pressure to the actuator.
ON MODEL DFC (FAIL CLOSED) ACTUATORS
Connect a supply line to the inlet port of the actuator.
Be sure not to exceed the maximum casing pressure.
This will open the valve and take downward force off the
stem connector.
Figure 2 Needle Valve with Gauge setup

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Removing Actuator from Valve (Continued)
2Remove the stem connector (Refer to the DFC / DFO
Instruction Manual for stem connector removal
instructions).
3Support the actuator - the actuator may be able to be
removed manually on the smaller sizes. It is recommended
the lifting hooks attached to the actuator casing be used
(see Figure 3). If there are no lifting hooks, it is advisable
to remove 2 actuator casing bolts, 180oapart, and
temporarily replace them with eye bolts and nuts. Position
the lifting straps through the lifting hooks or eye bolts to
avoid damage to the tubing and mounted accessories.
5Remove the jam nuts and travel indicator from the valve
stem. Refer to DFC / DFO actuator manual for disassembly
procedures for actuators.
6Once actuator has been removed from the valve the air
pressure in the actuator can be released.
(DFC actuator only)
NOTE
For Actuator to Valve Mounting (Assembly) see
appropriate Actuator Instruction Manual.
Packing Maintenance
Refer to Figures 9, 10, & 12 for packing orientation and Key
numbers for the following section. For live loaded packing
instructions, refer to the P-LLPS Instruction Manual.
For single (spring-loaded) packing:
A Spring-loaded packing has constant force applied to the
packing set (Key 2) through a spring (Key 5) in the
packing bore. Ensure that the packing follower (Key 8) is
in contact with the bonnet (Key 1), if not tighten the packing
nuts (Key 12) until the packing follower comes in contact
with the bonnet. If this does not stop the leak then the
packing will need to be replaced. In some cases the bonnet
and/or stem (Key 17) may need to be polished or replaced.
BRefer to Valve Disassembly section for Packing Removal
and Inspection.
CAUTION
Do not tighten the packing nuts past the
recommended maximum torque value as this will
cause high stem friction and could cause the valve to
operate incorrectly.
For double packing / graphite ring packing:
A Double packing consists of two packing sets (Key 2)
separated by a lantern ring (Key 6). Both styles of packing
require that the packing nuts (Key 12) be kept tight to
keep force on the packing. If leakage is detected from the
packing, the packing nuts can be tightened to apply more
force on the packing set (make sure not to exceed the
maximum allowable torque values, see Table 2). If this
does not seal off the leak then the packing will need to be
replaced. In some cases the bonnet (Key 1) and/or stem
(Key 17) may need to be polished or replaced.
BRefer to Valve Disassembly section for Packing Removal
and Inspection. Refer to Figures 9 and 10 for double and
graphite packing arrangements.
Figure 3 Actuator Lifting Hooks
Figure 4 Yoke Nut being loosened with a Chisel
4Use a blunted heavy chisel to loosen yoke nut (See Figure
4), unscrew yoke nut off of bonnet. Lift actuator off of
valve and store in a safe place.