VF-3 Series, Ball Valves & butterfly valves
Piping System Components
Ball Valves & Butterfly Valves
VALUE VALVES (SUZHOU) LTD, Suzhou, China
Suzhou, China
VF-3 Series
Product Description
Valves for fresh water, sea water, fuel oil, lubrication oil, HVAC, scrubber, Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) and exhaust gas systems with flanged end connections in accordance to CB/T3766, DIN86044, JIS B2220, JIS F7805, ASME B16.5 and ASME B16.47.
Product Ratings
Flow medium: Fresh water, sea water, fuel oil, lubrication oil, HVAC, scrubber, SCR exhaust gas | | End connection: | ASME B16.5 for sizes 8 to 24 (DN200 to DN600), Tables 7 and 8 | ASME B16.47 for sizes 26 to 60 (DN650 to DN1500), Table 31 Series A | JIS B 2220 for sizes 8 to 20 (DN200 to DN500), Table 1 SOP flange, Table 3 FF gasket, Table 14 5K | CB/T 3766 for sizes 8 to 128 (DN200 to DN3200) for use in exhaust gas systems only | DIN 86044 for sizes 12 to 120 (DN300 to DN3000) for use in exhaust gas systems only | JIS F 7805 for sizes 22 to 100 (DN550 to DN2600) for use in exhaust gas systems only, Table 2 flange Type F | | Static pressure: 1 bar | | Temperature range: -29 to +650 degC | Fresh Water: Body and Disc material A240 Gr. 304, -29degC to +550degC | Sea Water: Body and Disc material A240 Gr. 316, -29degC to +550degC | Lubrication Oil: Body and Disc material A240 Gr. 316L, -29degC to +550degC | Fuel Oil: Body and Disc material INCONEL 718, -29degC to +650degC | HVAC/Scrubber/SCR/Exhaust Gas: Body and Disc material CORTEN, -29degC to +550degC
Applicable Standards
ASME B16.5-2017 Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings: NPS 1/2 through NPS 24 Metric/Inch Standard (published on 31-Oct-2017)
ASME B16.47-2017 Large Diameter Steel Flanges: NPS 26 Through NPS 60 Metric/Inch Standard (published on 05-May-2017)
CB/T 3766-2014 Steel Flanges for Exhaust Pipes (published 06-May-2014)
JIS F 7805:2013 Ships And Marine Technology - Marine Steel Pipe Flanges For Exhaust Gas Pipe (published on 08-Feb-2013)
JIS B 2220:2012 Steel Pipe Flanges (published on 01-Mar-2013)
DIN 86044-1 - Exhaust gas lines on ships - Flanges - Part 1 (published on January 2010)