Bonney Forge Check Valves - Valve Components
Forged
steel, Piston, ball or swing check.
Full or conventional port. Bolted or
welded cover joint. T-Pattern or Y-Pattern.
Integral body seat for piston or ball
check. Separate seat ring design for
the swing check valve.
1.
BODY.
The body is forged steel and designed
to the basic dimensional requirements
of the applicable specifications such
as API 602 and ASME 816.34. The body
is available in both the full or conventional
port design. It is also available in
either T-Pattern or Y-Pattern configurations.
2. COVER. The
cover is forged steel and designed to
the basic dimensional requirements of
the applicable specifications such as
API 602 and ASME 816.34.
3. BODY-COVER
JOINT. Two different cover joint
designs are available. These are either
the bolted cover or the threaded and
seal welded type.
4. GASKET.
The bolted cover joint design valve
uses a contained, controlled compression,
spiral wound type gasket.
5. COVER
BOLTING. The cover bolting is manufactured
of alloy steel in accordance with the
requirements of the applicable specifications
such as API 602 and ASME 816.34.
6. SEAT. The
body seat for the piston and ball check
valves is an integral weld overlay and
is part of the valve trim. The swing
check valve is supplied with a separate
seat ring which is pressed into the
valve body and wedged into place, forming
a seal with the body.
7. PISTON,
BALL OR DISC. The piston, ball or
disc is forged steel and is part of
the valve trim. The seating surface
of the piston and ball check is of the
tapered or plug type design. The seating
surface of the swing check is of the
flat seat design.
8. SPRING.
The spring is optional and supplied
only upon request.
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