2
7
6
12
10
2
9
20
21
5
8
14
16
4
13
1
3
11
19
17
18
15
KEYSTONE FIGURE 952 KNIFE GATE VALVES
INSTALLATION AND OPERATING MANUAL
ASSEMBLY PROCEDURE
1. With bevelled edge (Not applicable on
polyurethane trim valves) of gate up stream
and away from the seating face, place gland
box/gate sub-assembly into body and push
gate down until firmly wedged at bottom of
valve.
2.
Screw the gland box nuts (10) onto each
pillar (9), add washers (11) and (12). Coat
threads with anti-seize compound. Put each
pillar sub-assembly through gland box holes
and screw them into the valve body lug until
pillar is level with the bottom of the body lug.
Height of pillars (9) should be equal.
NOTE
For Polyurethane trimed valves ignore steps
3through5.
3. Screw in the gate guides (13) until they
contact the gate, do not over tighten.
4. With gate firmly wedged into bottom of
valve, push top of gate towards downstream
side to ensure it’s firmly up against seat (4),
thentighten pillar nuts.
5. Check gate alignment (gate closed).
If correctly fitted and aligned
• Gate will be fitting firmly and evenly up
against seating face in valve body.
• Gate and gland box will be approximately
centred with the valve body viewed from
frontand sides.
• Gate will be true and parallel to valve body
axis viewed from the side.
• Gate will not have significant movement
when rocked backwards and forwards
(upstreamand downstream, not sideways).
Note: DN 50 - 200 (NPS 2 - 8) valve illustrated.
If not fitted correctly
• Gate is not seating properly into the wedges
in the base of the valve and/or the gate guides
in the upper body of the valve are badly worn,
missing or incorrectly adjusted - repair as
necessary.
6.
Fit bridge sub-assembly (handwheel,
handwheel nut, spindle and bridge or
cylinder actuator and bridge) to the top of the
pillars and secure using bridge bolts (14).
7. To fit the clevis pin (19) adjust the spindle (5)
until the holes in the spindle and the gate
are aligned.
8. Assembly is complete, actuate to check all
is functioning as desired and gate reseats
itself into the wedges at bottom of the valve
body. If re-seating does not occur, loosen
gland box nuts (8) and remove gland box,
clean and repeat steps.
NOTE
1. At commissioning or plant start-up, open
and close valve to check it is operating
correctly - gland nuts (8) may require adjustment.
Pleaseensure to tighten equally.
2. To minimize risk to personnel, Emerson
recommend the use of purpose built guards
and shrouds. Refer to the Emerson data sheet
orconsult factory for details.
CAUTION
Do NOT over tighten gland packing as it will cause
excessive resistance to gate movement.
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