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 PROFILE
Velan is one of the world's leading manufacturers of industrial valves, supplying
CONTENTS
forged and cast steel gate, globe, check, ball, butterfly and knife gate valves
for critical applications in the chemical, petrochemical, oil and gas, fossil and Manufacturing Plants......................... 1
nuclear power, cogeneration, pulp and paper and cryogenic industries. Velan Valve Technology ............. 2 –19
A considerable leap forward in Velan technology was the introduction of Gate Valves ................................. 20 – 27
forgings for valves larger than 2” (50 mm), and up to 24” (600 mm), for higher Globe Valves ............................... 28 – 33
safety applications. Velan forged valves offer greater strength and increased Check Valves ............................... 34– 39
toughness for maximum reliability and safety. They have become the first Live-loaded Valves ............................ 40
choice of fossil and nuclear power stations, the nuclear navy and for all severe
Power Reformer Valves ................... 41
and critical applications in the chemical and hydrocarbon processing industries.
Valve Automation ....................... 42 – 43
Velan valves are manufactured in twelve specialized plants, including five in
Accessories ................................ 43 – 44
Canada, two in Korea, and one each in the U.S., France, the U.K., Portugal and
Taiwan. We have a total of 1,090 employees in North America and 385 overseas. Engineering Data........................ 45 – 48

✓ Forged valves to 24” are manufactured in plants 2, 3, and Lyon, France. How to Order ...................................... 49

A COMPREHENSIVE PRODUCT LINE TO COVER VALVE

APPLICATIONS IN POWER AND ALL MAJOR INDUSTRIES

THERMAL POWER STATIONS & COGENERATION

We have supplied complete valving in sizes 1/2 to 48" to over 1000
thermal power stations around the world and over 900 ships of the U.S.
and NATO fleets, for low and HP/HT service of up to 4500 psi and
1100°F.
We pioneered many innovations such as forged valves to 24" (versus
castings) to resolve external and internal leakage, extend service life,
reduce maintenance and are offering emission free valves with
warrantees superior to other valve manufacturers.
NUCLEAR POWER
Our leadership in the Power field extends as well to the nuclear
industry. We have supplied complete valves in Classes 1, 2 and 3 for
over 295 nuclear stations in 27 countries including all U.S. Navy nuclear
aircraft carriers and most submarines. This includes 90% of all U.S.
stations and 100% in Canada, France, Korea, China and Taiwan. We
hold the ASME nuclear authorization stamp for over 31 years in 2
Canadian and
1 U.S. plants. We pioneered many innovations such as bellows seal
valves (1954), emission-free packing chambers and live loading (1968)
which became industry’s standard.

PETROCHEMICAL & CHEMICAL PLANTS

Velan Forged valves to 24” have been supplied for HP/HT plants such as
Coal Liquification and Gasification, Cat and Fluidized Cat Crackers,
Catalytic Reformer, Catalyst Slurry, Hot Gases and Hydrogen, Olefin
plants and many others.

GENERAL INFORMATION
Tel: (514) 748-7743
Fax: (514) 748-8635
Velan has Sales offices and distributors located worldwide. Web: www.velan.com
Visit the Velan website at www.velan.com for an updated contact list.
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 DEDICATED MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT FOR
LARGE FORGED VALVE PRODUCTION
Machinery and equipment are especially
engineered to meet the requirements of
advanced large forged valve manufacturing
technology. This includes large CNC horizontal
and vertical boring mills with tool changers,
NC lathes and NC machining centers for valve
bodies and parts. Over 150 CNC machines are
in operation in Velan’s North American plants.
Welding equipment includes automatic plasma
arc and TIG hardfacing machines. Only one
typical machine is shown here.
Large forged valves to 24” are manufactured in
Plant 2 Canada, Plant 3 USA and Lyon, France.

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 ASSEMBLY & TESTING BY SKILLED PROFESSIONALS

Illustrations show
seat welding and
final assembly of High
Pressure-Temperature
Forged Stainless
Steel Valves.

Installation of Disc in Parallel Slide Valves. Testing a 24” Pressure Seal Valve

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 QUALITY OF CASTINGS IMPAIRED BY
METAL FLOW AND SOLIDIFICATION PROBLEMS
In spite of the enormous improvements in foundry indicates acceptable chemical and physical properties,
technology, assisted by computerized processes to the casting itself may have undetectable inherent
optimize the design of patterns and flow geometry during deficiencies that reduce strength or corrosion resistance.
pouring it is extremely difficult to achieve X-Ray / MT or
PT quality to Class 1 or 2 acceptance standards required
in HP/HT applications in Nuclear, Thermal Power Stations The periodic in-service inspection of Section IX of the
or severe services in Petrochemical Industries. Upgrading Boiler Code includes weld repairs in cast metal, and pipe
by welding is required. welds. Records of weld-repair locations must therefore be
maintained, so signs of distress found during plant
operation can be related to the original fabricated
After weld repairs, however, the overall quality and conditions and standards.
reliability of a cast valve is difficult to determine.
Sometimes all that is left is a skeleton casting with weld
metal. Test bars are usually cast for each heat, but their Metal poured into a mold cavity during the casting process
analysis may be inconclusive. Even if the round test bar solidifies with the possibility of shrinkage, segregation or
porosity, which can prevent an “as-poured” casting from
being acceptable for severe applications. Shrinkage occurs
in two parts - as metal superheats above the melting point
GRAIN STRUCTURE and has losses, causing shrinkage, followed by further
shrinkage during solidification. Added melt compensates
for the first part, but the contraction during cooling in the
solid state must be compensated by oversized dimensions.

Segregation, or chemical separation of the melt, occurs

during solidification when a layer forms at the mold-cavity
wall and progresses inward. Low fluidity over a wide
Fine Coarse Oriented temperature range allows small solid crystals–dendrites–to
form and grow in a treelike pattern. The initial crystals,
freezing next to the mold walls, have the lowest alloy
content. Farther in, the core has high alloy concentration,
bearing little resemblance to the intended composition.
Within each dendrite arm, microsegregation occurs.
DENDRITES Result is microporosity, second-phase precipitation and
inclusions of intermetallic or nonmetallic compounds.

Porosity can be caused by gases coming out of solution

during cooling and becoming trapped between dendrite
arms as tiny voids. Also, as dendrites solidify and shrink in
volume, replacement of melt must flow along a tortuous
path of interleaving dendrites. Resistance to flow may be
Coarse Fine Dendrites No Dendrites high enough to cause microvoids and porosity.
Dendrites

Some other defects in castings are well-defined cracks and

hot tears that develop during solidification, under
combination of stress concentration from uneven
SEGREGATION contraction and the metal’s low strength at near-melting
temperatures. Cold shots develop from low casting
temperature, and dirt spots result from pickup of sand or
slag by molten metal. Poor foundry practices can cause
other deficiencies, too.

Upgrading of castings to meet X-Ray quality needs relies on

the grinding out of faulty areas, weld repairs, heat
treatment, and retest and examination. Even then, seating
Microporosity Alloy Inclusions and gasket faces or buttweld ends can show fine-line cracks
Second Phase that need more upgrading by rewelding and remachining.

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 QUALITY OF THE NEW HIGH ALLOY CASTINGS 9Cr-1Mo-V
IS EVEN MORE DIFFICULT TO ACHIEVE
New Alloy 9Cr–1Mo–V Difficult Processing Issues In Pouring Castings
As power plants pressures (up to 4100 psi) and The excellent high-temperature properties of 9CR–1MO-V
temperatures (up to 1100ºF (593ºC) are being steadily alloys depend on the formation of a particular micro-
raised to increase efficiency a new alloy 9Cr–1Mo–V with structure (Fig. 1) containing submicroscopic carbides. This
higher creep strength then F22 or even SS316 has been is affected by the deoxidation practices, heat-treatment,
introduced for pipes, valves and fittings. Large savings can the welding process and PWHT. If those processes are not
be achieved in piping because of reduced wall thickness. properly executed, the required creep properties will not
The ASME allowable stresses are shown in Table 1. be realized even though the composition and room
temperature mechanical properties will apear acceptable.(1)
TEMP. CASTINGS FORGINGS
ºF (ºC)
Deoxidation
WC9 9Cr-1Mo-V CF8M F22 F91 SS316
To remove dissolved oxygen in the molten metal prior to
100 (38) 20.0 21.3 20.0 21.4 24.3 20 pouring, elements have been added which have high
500 (260) 19.3 19.3 17.9 20.5 24.1 17.9
affinity for oxygen such as titanium, vanadium, niobium
and magnesium. The proper processing, which is difficult,
650 (343) 19.1 18.4 16.6 20.2 23.4 16.6 can assure the final acceptable proportion microstructure
900 (482) 15.8 16.1 15.5 15.8 19.1 15.6 (Fig. 1) and the expected high-temperature creep strength.
1050 (538) 5.1 11.4 11.5 5.1 14.0 15.1 Heat Treatment
1100 (593) 3.2 8.8 8.9 3.2 10.3 12.4 The HT procedure is also critical and requires strict
controls to ensure the proper microstructure.
Table 1: ASME code section II allowable stresses (1,000 psi).
Difficulties In Upgrading of Castings by
At 1050ºF (538ºC) F91 Forgings have:
(a) 18.5% higher allowable stress than casting.
Welding to Meet X-Ray Quality(1)
(b) 127% higher than F22or WC9. The high chrome content (9%) provides very high
hardenability. Consequently martensite will form in the
welds and heat affected zone (HAZ) requiring proper and
Castings in 9Cr–1Mo–V precise PWHT procedures. The proper interpass
have not been yet (June 2001) assigned a grade by the temperature is required to prevent cold and hot cracking
ASME. The castings are ordered to the ASME code case as well as the proper selection of welding filler material,
2192-21. The ASTM grade is A217 C12A. to produce the proper creep resistance and toughness.

Figure 1: Acceptable microstructure of castings without ferrites Figure 2: Unacceptable microstructure in castings with large
or blocky carbides (100X) (1) white ferrite areas. (200X) (1)

CONCLUSION
1. During the critical deoxidation the high affinity
elements can also combine with nitrogen and prevent As it is impractical to obtain a microstructure for
during the heat treatment the formation of fine each casting the reliability of a given valve body is
niobium carbonitrides which are essential for the high questionable, which may result in a catastrophic
temperature properties.(1) failure after lengthy service in high temperature
2. If the material is not properly melted, heat treated, (950-1100ºF) applications.
welded during X-Ray upgrading or during
manufacturing and PWHT the casting will lack the high (1) References: Donald R. Bush (Fisher) article in
temperature properties.(1) Valve Magazine Volume 13, Winter 2001.

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 QUALITY OF FORGINGS BEGINS WITH THE
SEGREGATION-FREE, UNIFORM AND PURE INGOT
Special alloys and stainless steels are
manufactured in vacuum induction
melt furnaces. Electrodes produced in
these furnaces are remelted in
vacuum with electrodes pressed
directly from chemical powders,
resulting in further purification.
Solidification is controlled by
electronic circuits making possible
segregation-free ingots – a task
impossible to achieve with castings.
World’s largest vacuum induction furnace Consumable electrode vacuum
Alloy steel heats are vacuum-treated (60 ton). remelt furnace.
on degassing units to reduce
hydrogen contact to less than two
parts per million and reduce metallic
oxides. Teeming (pouring) of ingots is
done usually under argon protection.
All processes proceed under the
watchful eyes of the laboratories
using sophisticated equipment.

Vacuum degassing unit. Pouring into After conditioning, the segregation-free

molds. ingots are moved to the forge shop.

ADVANCED FORGING PROCESS FOR

VELAN 12-24” BODY FORGINGS

Three-way forging process. 30,000 ton press. Manipulator removes heated billet.

Descaler cleans billet. Manipulator removes forging from the press. 16” Velan body forgings.

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 THE PLUS VALUE OF FORGINGS FOR HP/HT VALVES
Why Forgings? for inherent deficiencies found by U.T., M.T., or P.T.
When compared with castings, forged valve bodies offer methods are rare. Procurement of parts, lead times can be
the advantages of more uniform structure, greater density, controlled, resulting in more reliable valve deliveries.
higher strength integrity, enhanced dimensional charac-
teristics and closer dimensional tolerances. The directional Comparison of Directional Structure
structure (flowlines) is superior from an overall strength of Cast & Forged Bodies
and stress standpoint against castings. (Figures 1 & 2)

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strength and uniformity with a minimum variation from
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Structural Integrity
Forging eliminates internal flaws and produces a coherent
and uniform metallurgical structure assuring optimum
performance. Where stress and intragranular corrosion
are a problem, a forging will assure long life and trouble-
free service.
FORGED
Reliability
The ability of forgings to meet design requirements
consistently is one of the most important advantages and
takes into account all the preceding characteristics to
some degree.

Dimensional and Metallurgical Uniformity

Dimensional uniformity of closed-die forgings results in
positive control of critical wall thickness, eliminating Figure 2
deficiencies caused by shifted cores in castings.
A uniform
metallurgical Fatigue Resistance to Creep Under
structure without Temperature Fluctuation is More Than
internal flaws Three Times Better for Forgings
is assured by The formula for calculating surface stress during frequent
(a) quality, temperature fluctuations is:
segregation-free
billet and Eα
S = (K s Kn ) (Tm - Tf )
(b) high impact 1-υ
forces achieved
on 10,000 –30,000 For a thermal shock of 100°F, average values for F22 and
ton presses. F91 at Tm = 400°F are:
S = Surface stress psi
Figure 1: Continuous flow lines in highly stressed crotch area.
E = 28.8 × 106 psi (modulus of elasticity)
α = 7.65 × 10-6 in./in.°F (coefficient of thermal
expansion)
Quality Assurance of Forgings Tm - Tf = 100°F (metal temperature before shock minus
Through the use of forgings, with their uniformity and temperature of fluid causing shock)
high quality, the radiographic requirement for υ = 0.3 (Poisson's ratio)
comparable Class 1 cast components is eliminated. Ks = Surface finish stress intensification factor
The same attitude has been taken by the United States = 4.0 for castings with non-machined waterway
Navy when using forgings for valves and other = 1.2 for forged machined waterway
components for nuclear submarines and aircraft carriers. Kn = 1 (notch stress intensification factor, assuming
All that is required by the ASME Code is ultrasonic no sharp edges in stressed area)
examination and magnetic particle or liquid penetrant Surface stress for forging = 37,769 psi
testing in the finished condition. Rejections of forgings Surface stress for casting = 125,897 psi

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 ADVANCED PRESSURE SEAL DESIGN
STANDARD DESIGN NEW LIVE-LOADED DESIGN
B Bonnet seal A
A
decreases with
loss of pressure Live-loading
Bonnet seal
increases maintains bonnet
with C System pressure seal regardless
pressure of pressure-
temperature
fluctuations
D Sealing forces
due to pressure.

A B

A
D D

C C

The higher the internal pressure, the greater the sealing As a result of continuous design improvements, Velan is
force. Easy dismantling is made possible by dropping the offering live-loading of bonnet “take-up” bolting as a
bonnet assembly into the body cavity and driving out the standard pressure seal valve feature. At the present time,
four-segmental thrust rings by means of a push pin. live-loading is available in 6 –24” (150 –600 mm) Class 1500
A 1° body taper above the 18-8 inlay ensures easy sliding of and 8 – 24” (200 –600 mm) Class 2500.
the gasket even after years of service. This new design has been successfully field tested in
● Inner row of studs establishes the initial seal of the tough power applications such as in “peaking” type
pressure seal joint. cogeneration plants or DSS, WSS plants where valves are
● Segmental thrust ring absorbs all the thrust applied by subject to frequent start-ups and shut-downs.
internal pressure.
● Drilled knock-out holes for driving out thrust rings, HOW IT WORKS
using pins.
1. Live-loading of bonnet bolting stores the required
● Outer row of studs secures the yoke to the body.
sealing load during a pressure or temperature induced
● Spacer ring provides bearing surface and prevents
transient.
deformation of the gasket. 2. Live-loading automatically compensates for the
● Soft carbon steel sealing gasket of 100 Brinnel, silver- transient loads which cause bonnet movement by
plated for soft corrosion-resistant coating, provides maintaining a positive load on the pressure seal gasket
large contact area for perfect sealing. Graphite gaskets as the pressure reduces.
are offered as an option (see below).
● 18- 8 inlay ensures soundness and corrosion- 30,000
resistance in the vital body sealing zone for carbon and
Stored Bolt Energy

alloy steel valves. The 18-8 inlay is not required for

graphite gaskets. 20,000
(lbf)

1. Bonnet tendency to move up or down as pressure

changes. 10,000
2. Bolt load nominal to create initial seal.
3. Gasket deforms during hydrotest, bolts lose torque
and must be retightened after hydrotest. (Pressure/
temperature transient or frequent cycling produces Standard design .005 .010 .015 .020 .025
similar mechanical action in valve.) With live-loading Compensation for bonnet movement (in)

GRAPHITE GASKETS
Velan recommends the use of graphite pressure seal gaskets, in lieu of standard soft iron gaskets,
in high temperature and frequently temperature-cycled applications. Daily Start and Stop (DSS) and
Week-end Start and Stop (WSS) operations require graphite gaskets. Customer must inform Velan of
such applications.
● Below 1,000 psi operating pressure graphite gaskets are recommended.
● Between 500 and 700 psi graphite gaskets are a must.
● Below 500 psi bolted bonnet valves are recommended.

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STRONGER, LEAKPROOF BOLTED BODY-BONNET JOINT
Fully-Encased Spiral Wound Gasket Seal Welding Provision
The design of gasketed joints is critical for low-emission Provision for seal welding is available LIP
applications. For better control and elimination of for all bolted bonnet forged valves SEAL
unwinding of spiral wound gaskets, a fully-enclosed sizes 2 ⁄ 2 –24" (65 – 600 mm).
1
gasket cavity is desirable.
Stronger Bolting Ensures Joint Tightness Calculations
Simple stress versus deflection tests conducted in our The bolt load is calculated to meet the operating load
laboratory in 1972 on spiral wound gaskets confirmed Wm1 or the gasket seating load Wm 2, whichever is
that control of leakage is highly dependent on gasket greater. In low pressure applications the seating load
seating stress and that the ASME Section III Code data at is larger.
the time, namely the seating factor m = 3 and seating
stress y = 4,500 psi, were inadequate. Gasket seating TR
stress of y = 16,000 psi was found to be essential for a
leakproof joint. The ASME later changed y to 10,000 psi
G diam.
but the seating factor m remains unchanged. Notation
HG Ri
Velan Recommended Values for B
B SB
calculation b
GASKET ASME VELAN ASME VELAN of gasket N
OD m m y y load.
2 – 5.5" 3 7 10,000 16,000 – 28,000
Y
6 – 11" 3 6 10,000 16,000 – 25,000
12 – 20" 3 6 10,000 16,000 – 20,000
X Z
Higher Bolting Torques Wm1 = HG + HP + TR
Tests also revealed that bolts are more resistant to fatigue
and creep if pre-loaded to as high as 70% of yield at room Wm2 = 3.14 b G y
temperature. SA-193-B7 or SA-564-630 bolts are torqued where HG = hydrostatic end force = 0.785 G2 P
to 45,000 psi. HP = minimum gasket compression
= 2b x 3.14 G m P
Modern Torquing Procedure TR = stem thrust
Since it is important to control gasket seating stress, b = 1⁄ 2 gasket width
the method of applying gasket load must be accurate.
The first torquing of bolts is performed at 10-20% higher m = gasket seating factor
than recommended values. In the second round, each nut P = inlet pressure
is removed and lubricated, and the bolts are retorqued y = seating stress
at maximum values (standard for forged valves 2 – 24", G = mean gasket diameter
50 – 600 mm).

VELAN ADVANCED DESIGN STEM SEAL

THE VELAN STEM SEAL evolved from extensive testing,
offers a tight seal with little or no maintenance over long periods of time.
❏
1 Lower operating torque due to non-rotating stem. Torque arm prevents
rotation, indicates position and actuates limit switches. ❏
5
❏
❏ Live-loading
1
2 (optional). Two sets of Belleville springs maintain a
minimum permanent packing stress of 4,000 psi (275 bar).
Live-loading keeps the stem tight for long periods of time without
maintenance. Bolt torques control total spring load. ❏
2

❏
3 Heavy two-piece gland.
❏
❏ ❏
3 6
4 Leak-off for double packing (optional). A lantern ring and leak-off pipe
are provided for removal of leakage, if any, from lower packing set.
❏
5 Non-rotating stem has close roundness and straightness tolerances and
is burnished for a superior surface finish.
❏
7

❏
6 Short and narrow packing chamber. Sealing effectiveness improves as over-
all packing length shortens. Chamber wall is burnished for superior finish. ❏
4

❏
7 Precompressed rings. Each braided graphite ring is preformed and
compressed to 4,000 psi (275 bar) at installation to ensure extreme
tightness at high packing strain.
❏
8 Packing blowout (optional) ensures fast removal of old packing rings
when time-consuming conventional packing removal methods are
unacceptable (nuclear service, for example). A pneumatic source
is normally used for this purpose.
❏
9

❏
9 Efficient backseat. Cone-in-cone design eliminates problems
with over-torquing.
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 SERVICE RECOMMENDATIONS
GATE VALVES PRECAUTION: Allow time for welding to cool
The flow through gate valves can be from either end. before trying the valve for the first time.
There may be exceptions to this if bypass piping is welded
to the valve body or if a pressure relief hole is drilled in
one side of the valve. Check your piping layout drawing to CHECK VALVES
ensure correct position and direction of flow. Gate valves Check valves must be installed with the inlet in direction
should be installed and welded into the pipeline with the of arrow. This must be checked carefully before installing
wedge or disc in the fully closed position. If the valve is the valve. Placing a check valve in the opposite direction
left open or partially open, it could distort and leak during to the flow will prevent the disc from swinging free and
operation. Leaving the valve in a fully closed position will therefore prevent normal operation of the valve.
helps prevent weld spatter from falling directly onto the
mating faces of the seats.
NOTE: All check valves should be installed at least
The preferred orientation of a gate valve is upright. The ten pipe diameters away from upstream pumps,
valve may be installed in other orientations, but any elbows, fittings or equipment. If closer installation is
deviation from vertical is a compromise. Installation required, please consult the Velan Customer Service
upside down is not recommended because of possible dirt Manager.
build-up in the bonnet. Consult the Velan Engineering CAUTION: Velan piston check without springs should
Department during the quotation review process. be installed with the cover up, and the angle of incline of
Hardfacing of guides maybe required when valves over the line should be no more than 45° from horizontal.
12” are tilted beyond 45° from the vertical position. Also, the roll angle of the valve bonnet should be no
more than 45° from side to side.
NOTE: Gate valves should not be used for throttling
to control the flow, they are normally fully open or fully Seat bores and minimum flows are crucial in check valve
closed. If left in partially open position, severe damage selection. Without proper sizing, extreme damage can
to body seats, wedge, stem & guide rails may result. occur in check valve internals. Pulsed flow reversals can
also cause damage.
For both the fully back seated and fully closed position, it If Swing or Tilting Disc Check Valves are located within
is recommended that the stem be backed off 1/8” to 1/4” 10 pipe diameters from elbows or pumps, other means to
turn to prevent the stem from “growing”, bending or divert/minimize flows are necessary. Excessive noise is
causing thermal binding. Taking this action will not affect an indication that cavitation is occurring.
valve shut off.

PRESSURE SEAL GASKET TORQUES

GLOBE VALVES ● Pressure seal design without live load bonnet
Globe valves are usually installed with the inlet below the (no spring washers): The gasket bolt tightness
valve seat. This must be checked carefully to prevent must be rechecked after operating test pressure and
incorrect installation. If throttling service is particularly temperature has been achieved. Without live-loading,
severe, Velan recommends that the valve be installed so bolt tightness will be lost, when the system loses
that the flow enters over the top of the seat and goes pressure.
down through it. This maintains the valve in a more stable ● Pressure seal design with live load bonnet:
condition, the amount of wear is minimized and there is
A live-loaded bonnet bolt may also lose some bolt
less external noise. Valve operation also becomes easier
load, due to vibration in transit or bolt creep. It is
because less torque is required to close the valve.
advisable that live-loaded bonnets be checked for bolt
However, it should be noted that the packing is under
torque at operating pressure and temperature. Once
constant load. Regular style globe valves are suitable for
torqued at operating pressure, no future tightening of
moderate throttling applications. As a general rule, an
gasket bolting will be necessary, unless the valve has
adequately sized globe valve (i.e. with pipe velocity
been dismantled, in which case, the gasket bolts must
between 15 to 25 ft/sec for water and 200 to 300 ft/sec for
be torqued to appropriate values and bolt tightness
steam) should not be throttled down below 35% of its
rechecked after operating test pressure and
maximum full open C v capacity (approximately 20% of full
stroke). Harsh throttling, below 35% of full C v capacity, temperature has been achieved.
will require analysis by applications department to
determine suitability under possible cavitation, flashing, CAUTION: If the pressure seal gasket is not pulled
noise and vibration. up concentric to the body /bonnet top-bore axis,
Globe valves should be installed and welded with the disc under lower pressure the gasket may not be properly
seated. Consequently, leakage may occur. Moreover,
in a fully closed position to prevent damage to the valve
non-uniform contact may be the source of leaks in the
during installation. Leaving the disc in a fully closed future. Therefore, when possible, backseat the valve
position firmly closed also prevents weld spatter from fully when pulling up the pressure seal gasket bolts.
falling directly onto the mating faces of the seat and disc.

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 A TOUGH BREED OF RUGGED AND
RELIABLE FORGED VALVES
GATE, GLOBE, CHECK TO 24” IN CARBON,
ALLOY AND STAINLESS STEEL, ASME CLASS 600–4500
A considerable leap forward in Velan technology was the
introduction of forgings for valves larger than 2”, and up to
24”, for higher safety in critical applications.
Today, three Velan specialized plants in Canada, USA and
France manufacture these forged, high performance valves
with greater strength, increased toughness for maximum
reliability and safety for fossil and nuclear power stations,
the Nuclear Navy and for all severe and critical applications
in the Chemical and Hydrocarbon Processing Industries.

20” (500mm) Velan

Forged Parallel Slide
Valve with warm-up
bypass valve.

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 FLEXIBLE WEDGE GATE VALVES
The Velan flexible wedge, with round geometry and stem
low in the cavity, was pioneered by Velan in 1960. It has a
large flexibility index (up to 0.035" or 0.89 mm) within
❏
1 ❏
3

normal closing torques and allowable stresses to

compensate for seat distortions caused by piping loads,
❏
2

thermal and pressure fluctuations, seal-welding of seats

and cooling down of a valve closed hot. The major
difference between a Velan flexible wedge valve and a
parallel slide valve is the high wedging force acting on the
seats, which adds to the primary fluid pressure force,
resulting in superior tightness of seats and freedom from
sticking. In addition, the wedge guiding minimizes seat
rubbing and scuffing as seats are contacted only at the
last 5% of total travel, resulting in long cycle life.

❏
1 Low stem head in wedge cavity reduces height
and weight of valve. Design pioneered by Velan.
NOTE:
❏
2 Tight guiding system. For austenitic stainless and for
high-temperature service, hardfaced wedge grooves
STELLITE-FACED GUIDES
AVAILABLE FOR HIGH
are precision-guided in welded-in machined guides. TEMPERATURE SERVICE.

❏
3 Seat rings are long to compensate for temperature
fluctuations and are seal-welded. Seating faces are Seating faces are
hardfaced with Stellite 6, ground and lapped to hardfaced,
mirror finish. ground and lapped.

ADVANCED PARALLEL SLIDE GATE VALVES

The inherent disadvantage to parallel slide valves is seat
wear due to seat loading throughout the entire travel.
This effect has been minimized in the Velan design by
using wide Stellite 6 hardfaced seating surfaces, a
centralized Inconel spring (which distributes part of the
load on both seats as well as compensating for seat wear),
and a precision guiding system which eliminates vibration.
Bypass valves are recommended to equalize pressure
across the disc before opening if the valve is exposed to
very high differential pressure.
Forged Cage Unit
Two slide discs with large hardfaced seating faces are
contained in the disc carrier and are in contact with a
Velan manufactures one of the world’s most advanced
cantilevered Inconel spring. A plate holds all parts together
forged parallel slide valves. Our unique cage unit
forming the cage unit. A precision machined guide fits into
comprises all of the operating parts of the slide discs.
the carrier slot and provides close guiding during the
The parallel slide valve design relies on the primary
entire travel. The use of the cage construction
system pressure acting on the downstream disc for seat
considerably reduces the weight and size of the Velan
integrity. There is no wedging action or extra loading on
design compared to commonly used parallel slide valves
the seats. As a result, closing torques are considerably
with the “kangaroo pocket” in the bottom of the valves.
lower, requiring less manual operating effort or smaller
power actuators. Due to its inherent design, the parallel Holding
slide valve is not subject to thermal binding concerns, Spring Plate
resulting in a distinct safety advantage in high temperature
service. Thermal binding may result in some applications Disc Carrier
utilizing wedge type gate valves when operating
conditions begin to approach 900˚F. In these instances, a
compression load (due to thermal expansion) in addition
to that initially applied for closure results. This additional
load may cause the valve to bind, even to the point of
restricting opening.
Disc disassembled Disc assembled

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For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
GLOBE STOP AND STOP-CHECK VALVES

GLOBE STOP VALVE GLOBE STOP CHECK VALVE

Body Guided Disc Eliminates Side Thrust

The forged disc has an integral Stellite hardfaced seat
and guide surface. It is guided at the top and bottom.
This assures perfect seat and disc alignment in spite of
the side thrust caused by high flow velocities and
pressure differentials. This protects the stem from
bending, scoring and galling and provides longer disc,
seat and body life.

Integral Stellite Seat

The integral Stellite hardfaced seat provides maximum
resistance to erosion and wear under high flow velocities
and distortion due to extreme temperature changes and
piping loads.

Stop Check Valve

Available with equalizer pipe for steam service or with
equalizer pipe and piston rings for very low flow
applications.

Low Friction Stroking

● Top and bottom-guided disc assures stem operation
without side thrust caused by high pressure flow.
● Stem is non-rotating, resulting in lower friction
of all moving parts and longer stem packing life.
● Impactor handwheel gives 3 –10 times more closing
force than a standard handwheel. All this resulting in
smooth, easy operation and tight shutoff under
extreme pressures.

Easy Repairs In-line

The entire seat area is visible, so quick repairs in-line can
be made after removal of the bonnet assembly. Minor
seat damage can be removed by lapping, and major
damage can be repaired with portable boring tools. The
pressure seal area can also be refinished with a simple
honing tool.

Y-Pattern
Globe, stop, globe stop check and piston check valves are
also available in Y-pattern style (see pages 32 and 33).

19 Please note this is a condensed catalog.

For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 FLEXIBLE WEDGE PRESSURE SEAL GATE VALVES
FORGED CARBON, ALLOY OR STAINLESS STEEL
ASME CLASSES 600–2500, 2 – 24" (50 – 600 mm)
ASME CLASS 4500, 2 – 8" (50 – 200 mm)

ASME 600– 2500, 2 – 24" (50 – 600 mm) ASME 4500, 2 – 8" (50 – 200 mm)

CLASS FIGURE NUMBER

600 2054P/ 2064K
900 7054P/ 7064K
1500 3054P/ 3064K
2500 4054P
4500 5054P

LIVE-LOADING OF PACKING OPTIONAL.

OTHER SIZES AND PRESSURE CLASSES AVAILABLE.
CONTACT THE COMPANY FOR SPECIFICATIONS.
IDEAL FOR HP STEAM, CATALYTIC REFORMERS,
HYDROCRACKERS & OTHER TOUGH SERVICES.

20
Please note this is a condensed catalog.
For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 Flange dimensions are in accordance
with ASME B16.5.
Flanges are welded on.

DIMENSIONS FOR FORGED BUTT WELD END (7)

SIZE ASME 600 ASME 900 ASME 1500 ASME 2500 ASME 4500
(PN 100) (PN 150) (PN 250) (PN 420) (PN 760)
in (5) (5) (5) (5) (5)
mm A B A B A B A B A B
2 7.00 15.63 8.50 15.63 8.50 15.63 11.00 15.44 — —
50 178 397 216 397 216 397 279 392 — —
2 1⁄2 8.50 15.63 10.00 15.63 10.00 15.63 13.00 24.69 10 23
65 216 397 254 397 254 397 330 627 254 584
3 10.00 25.00 12.00 25.00 12.00 25.00 14.50 24.72 12 23
80 254 635 305 635 305 635 368 628 305 584
4 12.00 26.63 14.00 26.63 16.00 26.63 18.00 26.81 18 24
100 305 676 355 676 406 676 457 681 457 610
6 18.00 42.63 20.00 42.63 22.00 42.63 24.00 41.06 20 40
150 457 1083 508 1083 559 1083 610 1043 508 1016
8 23.00 47.13 26.00 47.13 28.00 47.13 30.00 48.13 30 47
200 584 1197 660 1197 711 1197 762 1222 762 1194
10 28.00 53.81 31.00 53.81 34.00 53.81 36.00 52.50 — —
250 711 1367 787 1367 864 1367 914 1334 — —

12 32.00 66.19 36.00 66.19 39.00 66.19 41.00 61.62 — —

300 813 1681 914 1681 991 1681 1041 1565 — —

14 35.00 66.31 39.00 66.31 42.00 66.31 44.00 61.62 — —

350 889 1684 991 1684 1067 1684 1118 1565 — —
16 39.00 84.56 43.00 84.56 47.00 78.88 49.00(6) 74.31 — —
400 991 2148 1092 2148 1194 2003 1245 1887 — —
18 43.00 86.44 43.00(6) 86.44 43.00(6) 89.13 44.00(6) 85.75 — —
450 1092 2196 1092 2196 1092 2264 1118 2178 — —
20 47.00 95.44 47.00(6) 95.44 47.00(6) 94.56 48.00 89.18 — —
500 1194 2424 1194 2424 1194 2402 1219 2265 — —
24 55.00 112.50 55.00(6) 112.50 55.00(6) 113.38 55.00 104.00 — —
600 1397 2858 1397 2858 1397 2880 1397 2642 — —

(5) Dimension is center to top in open position.

(6) The following valves do not meet the ASME B16.10 end to end dimensions.
(7) For cast valve dimensions contact the factory.

Please note this is a condensed catalog.

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For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 FLEXIBLE WEDGE BOLTED BONNET GATE VALVES
FORGED CARBON, ALLOY OR STAINLESS STEEL
ASME CLASSES 150 – 900, 21⁄2 – 24" (65 – 600 mm)
ASME CLASS 1500, 21⁄2 – 16" (65 – 400 mm)

CLASS FIGURE NUMBER

150 0054B
300 1054B
600 2054B
900 7054B
1500 3054B

AVAILABLE WITH PROVISION FOR SEAL WELD

LIVE-LOADING OF PACKING OPTIONAL

IDEAL FOR HP STEAM, CATALYTIC REFORMERS,

HYDROCRACKERS & OTHER TOUGH SERVICES.

22 Please note this is a condensed catalog.

For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 Flange dimensions are in accordance
with ASME B16.5.
Flanges are welded on.

DIMENSIONS BUTT WELD END

SIZE ASME 150 ASME 300 ASME 600 ASME 900 ASME 1500
(PN 20) (PN 50) (PN 100) (PN 150) (PN 250)
in
mm A B(4) A B(4) A B(4) A B(4) A B(4)
2 — — — — 7.00 22.13 8.50 22.13 8.50 22.13
50 — — — — 178 562 216 562 216 562

2 1⁄2 9.50 21.12 9.50 21.12 8.50 21.12 10.00 21.12 10.00 21.12
65 241 536 241 536 216 536 254 536 254 536

3 11.13 29.00 11.13 29.00 10.00 29.00 12.00 29.25 12.00 29.25
80 283 737 283 737 254 737 305 743 305 743

4 12.00 31.75 12.00 31.75 12.00 31.75 14.00 32.00 16.00 32.00
100 305 807 305 807 305 807 356 813 406 813

6 15.88 40.38 15.88 40.38 18.00 40.38 20.00 47.75 22.00 47.75
150 403 1026 403 1026 457 1026 508 1213 559 1213

8 16.50 50.00 16.50 50.00 23.00 50.00 26.00 58.63 28.00 58.63
200 419 1270 419 1270 584 1270 660 1489 711 1489

10 18.00 61.19 18.00 61.19 28.00 61.19 31.00 63.00 34.00 63.00
250 457 1554 457 1554 711 1554 787 1600 864 1600

12 19.75 68.00 19.75 68.00 32.00 68.00 36.00 65.88 39.00 65.88
300 502 1727 502 1727 813 1727 914 1673 991 1673

14 22.50 79.50 30.00 79.50 35.00 79.50 39.00 74.00 42.00 79.25
350 572 2019 762 2019 889 2019 991 1880 1067 2013

16 24.00 85.75 33.00 85.75 39.00 84.50 43.00 85.19 47.00 90.50
400 610 2178 838 2178 991 2146 1092 2164 1194 2299

18 36.00 82.81 36.00 82.81 43.00 83.75 43.00(5) 88.06 — —

450 914 2103 914 2103 1092 2127 1092 2237 — —

20 39.00 90.00 39.00 90.00 47.00 97.00 47.00(5) 97.00 — —

500 991 2286 991 2286 1194 2464 1194 2464 — —

24 45.00 103.50 45.00 103.50 55.00 103.50 55.00(5) 103.75 — —

600 1143 2629 1143 2629 1397 2629 1397 2635 — —

(4) Dimension is center to top in open position.

(5) The following valves do not meet the ASME B16.10 end to end dimensions.

23 Please note this is a condensed catalog.

For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 PARALLEL SLIDE
PRESSURE SEAL GATE VALVES
FORGED CARBON, ALLOY OR STAINLESS STEEL
ASME CLASSES 600 – 2500, 2 –24" (50–600 mm)

CLASS FIGURE NUMBER

600 2144P/ 2144K
900 7144P/ 7144K
1500 3144P/ 3144K
2500 4144P

IDEAL FOR CLEAN SERVICE AND STEAM

LIVE-LOADING OF PACKING OPTIONAL

Please note this is a condensed catalog.

24
For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 Flange dimensions are in accordance
with ASME B16.5.
Flanges are welded on.

DIMENSIONS FOR FORGED BUTT WELD END (7)

SIZE ASME 600 ASME 900 ASME 1500 ASME 2500

(PN 100) (PN 150) (PN 250) (PN 420)
in
mm A B(5) A B(5) A B(5) A B(5)
2 7.00 18.50 8.50 18.50 8.50 18.50 11.00 25.25
50 178 470 216 470 216 470 279 641
2 1⁄2 8.50 18.50 10.00 18.50 10.00 18.50 13.00 25.25
65 216 470 254 470 254 470 330 641
3 10.00 25.63 12.00 25.63 12.00 25.63 14.50 27.06
80 254 651 305 631 305 651 368 687
4 12.00 27.94 14.00 27.94 16.00 27.94 18.00 27.06
100 305 710 356 710 406 710 457 687
6 18.00 43.50 20.00 43.50 22.00 43.50 24.00 40.94
150 457 1105 508 1105 559 1105 610 1040
8 23.00 48.31 26.00 48.31 28.00 48.31 30.00 49.38
200 584 1227 660 1227 711 1227 762 1254
10 28.00 51.87 31.00 51.87 34.00 51.87 36.00 51.84
250 711 1318 787 1318 864 1318 914 1317
12 32.00 68.56 36.00 68.56 39.00 68.56 41.00 62.75
300 813 1741 914 1741 991 1741 1041 1594
14 35.00 68.56 39.00 68.56 42.00 68.56 41.00(6) 62.75
350 889 1741 991 1741 991 1741 991 1594
16 39.00 74.21 43.00 74.21 47.00 71.50 49.00(6) 76.19
400 991 1885 1092 1885 1194 1816 1245 1935
18 43.00 88.38 43.00(6) 88.38 43.00(6) 88.38 44.00(6) 90.25
450 1092 2245 1092 2245 1092 2245 1118 2292
20 47.00 97.25 47.00(6) 97.25 47.00(6) 97.75 48.00 95.12
500 1194 2470 1194 2470 1194 2483 1219 2416
24 55.00 117.44 55.00(6) 117.44 55.00(6) 117.44 55.00 107.81
600 1397 2983 1397 2983 1397 2983 1397 2738

(5) Dimension is center to top in open position.

(6) The following valves do not meet the ASME B16.10 end to end dimensions.
(7) For cast valve dimensions contact the factory.

25 Please note this is a condensed catalog.

For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 PARALLEL SLIDE BOLTED BONNET GATE VALVES
FORGED CARBON, ALLOY OR STAINLESS STEEL
ASME CLASSES 600 – 900, 2 – 24" (50 – 600 mm)
ASME CLASS 1500, 2 – 16" (50 – 400 mm)

CLASS FIGURE NUMBER

600 2144B
900 7144B
1500 3144B

AVAILABLE WITH PROVISION FOR SEAL WELD

LIVE-LOADING OF PACKING OPTIONAL

Please note this is a condensed catalog.

26
For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 Flange dimensions are in accordance with
ASME B16.5.
Flanges are welded on.

DIMENSIONS BUTT WELD END

SIZE ASME 600 ASME 900 ASME 1500
(PN 100) (PN 150) (PN 250)
in
mm A B(4) A B(4) A B(4)
2 7.00 22.13 8.50 22.13 8.50 22.13
50 178 562 216 562 216 562
21⁄2 8.50 22.13 10.00 22.13 8.50 22.13
65 216 562 254 562 216 562
3 10.00 29.75 12.00 29.75 12.00 29.75
80 254 756 305 756 305 756
4 12.00 32.44 12.00 32.44 16.00 32.44
100 305 824 305 824 406 824
6 18.00 36.22 20.00 36.22 22.00 49.00
150 457 920 508 920 559 1245
8 23.00 47.25 26.00 47.25 28.00 47.25
200 584 1200 660 1200 711 1200
10 28.00 61.19 31.00 61.19 34.00 61.19
250 711 1554 787 1554 864 1554
12 32.00 77.63 38.00 77.63 39.00 78.13
300 813 1972 965 1972 991 1985
14 35.00 79.50 39.00 79.25 42.00 79.25
350 889 2019 991 2013 991 2013
16 39.00 84.50 43.00 85.19 43.00 90.00
400 991 2146 1092 2164 1092 2286
18 43.00 83.38 43.00(5) 88.06 — —
450 1092 2118 1092 2237 — —
20 47.00 96.50 47.00(5) 96.50 — —
500 1194 2451 1194 2451 — —
24 55.00 103.50 55.00(5) 103.75 — —
600 1397 2629 1397 2635 — —

(4) Dimension is center to top in open position.

(5) The following valves do not meet the ASME B16.10 end to end dimensions.

27 Please note this is a condensed catalog.

For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 PRESSURE SEAL GLOBE VALVES CARBON,
ALLOY OR STAINLESS STEEL ASME CLASSES 600–2500,
2 – 14" (50 – 350 mm), 4500 21⁄2 – 8" (65 – 200 mm),
FORGED 2 – 10" (50 – 250 mm), CAST 12 – 14" (300 – 350 mm)

ASME CLASSES 600 – 2500, 2 – 14" (50 – 350 mm) ASME CLASS 4500, 21⁄2 – 8" (65– 200 mm)

FIGURE NUMBERS
CLASS
STOP STOP CHECK
600 2074P/2074K 2084P/2084K
900 7074P/7074K 7084P/7084K
1500 3074P/3074K 3084P/3084K
2500 4074P 4084P
4500 5074P 5084P

LIVE-LOADING OF PACKING OPTIONAL

Please note this is a condensed catalog.

28
For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 Flange dimensions are in accordance
with ASME B16.5.
Flanges are welded on.

DIMENSIONS FOR FORGED BUTT WELD END(6)

SIZE ASME 600 ASME 900 ASME 1500 ASME 2500 ASME 4500
(PN100) (PN 150) (PN 250) (PN 420) (PN 760)
in
mm A B(4) A B(4) A B(4) A B(4) A B(4)
2 10.00(5) 17.13 10.00(5) 17.13 10.00(5) 17.13 14.50(5) 23.69 — —
50 254 435 254 435 254 435 368 602 — —
21⁄2 8.50 17.13 10.00 17.13 10.00 17.13 13.00 23.44 18.00 23.68
65 216 435 254 435 254 435 330 595 457 601
3 10.00 23.56 12.00 23.56 12.00 23.56 14.50 23.44 14.00 23.50
80 254 598 305 598 305 598 368 595 356 597
4 12.00 25.43 14.00 25.43 16.00 25.43 18.00 25.00 18.00 23.68
100 305 646 356 646 406 646 457 635 457 601
6 18.00 39.80 20.00 39.80 22.00 39.80 24.00 39.80 22.00 39.80
150 457 1011 508 1011 559 1011 610 1011 559 1011
8 26.00 42.88 26.00 42.88 28.00 42.88 30.00 43.00 30.00 44.00
200 660 1089 660 1089 711 1089 762 1092 762 1118
10 31.00 50.75 31.00 50.75 34.00 47.57 34.00(5) 45.50 — —
250 787 1289 787 1289 864 1208 864 1156 — —
12 33.00 62.88 38.00 62.88 44.50 67.25 56.00 69.25 — —
300 838 1597 965 1597 1130 1708 1422 1759 — —
14 35.00 62.88 40.50 62.88 44.50 67.25 56.00 69.25 — —
350 889 1597 1029 1597 1130 1708 1422 1759 — —

(4) Dimension is center to top in open position.

(5) The following valves do not meet the ASME B16.10 end to end dimensions.
(6) For cast valve dimensions contact the factory.

29 Please note this is a condensed catalog.

For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 BOLTED BONNET GLOBE VALVES
FORGED CARBON, ALLOY OR STAINLESS STEEL
ASME CLASSES 150 – 1500, 21⁄2 – 14" (65 – 350 mm)
(12”, 14” CAST)

FIGURE NUMBERS
CLASS
STOP STOP CHECK
150 0074B 0084B
300 1074B 1084B
600 2074B 2084B
900 7074B 7084B
1500 3074B 3084B

LIVE-LOADING OF PACKING OPTIONAL

Please note this is a condensed catalog.

30
For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 Flange dimensions are in accordance
with ASME B16.5.
Flanges are welded on.

DIMENSIONS BUTT WELD END

SIZE ASME 150 ASME 300 ASME 600 ASME 900 ASME 1500
(PN 20) (PN 50) (PN 100) (PN 150) (PN 250)
in
mm A B(4) A B(4) A B(4) A B(4) A B(4)
2 1⁄2 8.50 20.38 9.50 20.38 8.50 20.38 10.00 20.32 10.00 20.32
65 216 518 241 518 216 518 254 516 254 516

3 9.50 27.88 12.50 27.88 10.00 27.88 12.00 28.00 12.00 28.00
80 241 708 318 708 254 708 305 711 305 711

4 11.50 29.88 14.00 29.88 12.00 29.88 14.00 29.25 16.00 29.25
100 292 759 356 759 305 759 356 743 406 743

6 16.00 44.50 17.50 44.50 18.00 44.50 20.00 50.38 22.00 44.88
150 406 1130 445 1130 475 1130 508 1280 559 1140

8 19.50 47.63 22.00 47.63 26.00 47.63 26.00 47.63 28.00 47.63
200 495 1210 559 1210 660 1210 660 1210 711 1210

10 24.50 57.75 24.50 57.75 31.00 57.75 31.00 53.00 34.00 53.00
250 622 1467 622 1467 787 1467 787 1346 864 1346

12 27.50 72.25 28.00 72.25 33.00 72.25 38.00 72.25 44.50 77.25
300 699 1835 711 1835 838 1835 965 1835 1130 1962

14 31.00 72.25 33.00 72.25 35.00 72.25 40.50 72.25 44.50 77.25
350 787 1835 838 1835 889 1835 1029 1835 1130 1962

(4) Dimension is center to top in open position.

31 Please note this is a condensed catalog.

For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 Y-PATTERN PRESSURE SEAL
GLOBE VALVES, 21⁄2 – 24" (65 – 600 mm)
CARBON, ALLOY OR STAINLESS STEEL
ASME CLASSES 900 – 2500
Forged 2 1⁄2 – 4" (65 –100 mm), CAST 6 – 24" (150 – 600 mm)

STOP VALVE
076P (FORGED)
OR
076K (CAST)

14” Class 2500 Y-Pattern pressure seal

stop check valve undergoing hydro test.

Detail of
seat area

STOP-CHECK VALVE
086P (FORGED)
OR 086K (CAST)

Please note this is a condensed catalog.

32 For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
DESIGN FEATURES:
● Low pressure drop compared to vertical ● Seat integrally Stellited.
globe valves.
● Disc fully guided with Stellited seating and
● Excellent resistance to thermal changes. guiding surfaces.
● Quick and easy repair in the line. ● Tight shutoff.
● Low torque stroking due to: ● Stem expansion/contraction thrust unit for high
1) radial thrust bearings, temperature application.
2) non-rotating stem,
● Other sizes available on request.
3) impactor handwheel (3 –10 times more
effective than standard handwheel). ● Live-loading of packing optional.

DIMENSIONS BUTT WELD END

SIZE ASME 900/1500 ASME 2500
(PN 150/250) (PN 420)

in
mm A B A B
2 1⁄2 14.50 25.25 14.50 25.25
65 368 641 368 641
3 14.50 25.25 14.50 25.25
80 368 641 368 641
4 16.00 25.25 18.00 25.25
100 406 641 457 641
6 27.75 37.00 24.00 39.00
150 705 940 610 991
8 30.00 46.00 30.00 45.00
200 762 1168 762 1143
10 36.25 50.00 36.00 50.00 Flange dimensions
250 921 1270 914 1270 are in accordance
12 43.00 60.00 41.00 55.00 with ASME B16.5.
300 1092 1524 1041 1397 Flanges are
14 43.00 60.00 48.75 55.00 welded on.
350 1092 1524 1238 1397
16 54.00 74.00 48.75 61.00
400 1372 1880 1238 1549
18 58.00 74.00 58.00 78.00
450 1473 1880 1473 1981
20 55.00 78.00 58.00 78.00
500 1397 1981 1473 1981
24 59.50 95.00 — —
600 1511 2413 — —

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For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 PRESSURE SEAL
SWING AND TILTING DISC CHECK VALVES,
2 – 24" (50 – 600 mm)
FORGED CARBON, ALLOY OR STAINLESS STEEL
ASME CLASSES 600 – 2500

Sizes: 2-6”

Sizes: 8-24”

SWING CHECK DESIGN FEATURES : TILTING DISC CHECK DESIGN FEATURES :

● No penetration of hinge pin to outside, a unique This tilting disc check valve is designed for high
Velan feature. piping velocities, turbulence flow, quick and quiet
Eliminates pin seal leakage and provides in-line closing preventing “water hammer”.
service.
● Unique cage unit.
● Compact cage unit. The entire seat-hinge-pin-disc assembly can be
All moving parts are attached to the carrier and tested outside the valve before placing into the
can be removed easily for service. body and seal welding. Eliminates pin seal
leakage.
● Forged seat is Stellited, ground and lapped to a
mirror finish for maximum erosion resistance and ● Easy in-line service.
long service life. It is seal-welded to the body.
● Efficient operation.
● Disc has a Stellited seat lapped to a mirror finish The hinge pin located near the center of gravity
and accurately guided into seat contact. allows the conical seating face of the disc to
Can partially rotate for tight shutoff. In the fully move out and into the seat rapidly without sliding
open position, it rests against a stop. or wear. The disc pivots through a small arc
preventing back flow and “water hammer”.
● Stellite bearings for hinge pin.
A sturdy disc hinge moves on four Stellite bearings, ● Superior tightness
supporting the hinge pin and preventing binding. Conical, lapped-in hardfaced seating is
self-aligning. Valve can be used even in vertical
● Easy in-line service. piping with flow up.
Once the covers are removed, all parts are easily
accessible for maintenance. Seating faces can be
re-lapped.

Please note this is a condensed catalog.

34
For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
Engineering Data and Dimensions
for Pressure Seal Swing Check Valves

CLASS FIG. NO.

Other sizes and pressure
600 2114P/ 2114K classes are available upon
application.
900 7114P/ 7114K Please contact
1500 3114P/ 3114K the company
for information.
2500 4114P

Flange dimensions are in

accordance with ASME B16.5.
Flanges are welded on.

DIMENSIONS FOR FORGED BUTT WELD END (4)

SIZE ASME 600 ASME 900 ASME 1500 ASME 2500
(PN 100) (PN 150) (PN 250) (PN 420)
in
mm A B A B A B A B
2 8.50(3) 5.75 8.50(3) 5.75 8.50 5.75 11.00 5.75
50 216 146 216 146 216 146 279 146
2 1/2 8.50 5.75 10.00 5.75 10.00 5.75 10.00(3) 5.75
65 216 146 254 146 254 146 254 146
3 10.00 7.75 12.00 7.75 12.00 7.75 14.50 8.06
80 254 197 305 197 305 197 368 205
4 12.00 9.00 14.00 9.00 16.00 9.00 18.00 9.19
100 305 229 356 229 406 229 457 233
6 18.00 15.00 20.00 15.00 22.00 15.00 24.00 15.18
150 457 381 508 381 559 381 610 386
8 23.00 18.00 26.00 18.00 28.00 18.00 30.00 15.50
200 584 457 660 457 711 457 762 394
10 28.00 19.50 31.00 19.50 34.00 19.50 36.00 19.00
250 711 495 787 495 864 495 914 483
12 32.00 21.63 36.00 23.75 39.00 23.75 41.00 24.00
300 813 549 914 603 991 603 1041 610
14 35.00 23.13 39.00 23.75 42.00 23.75 41.00 24.00
350 889 588 991 603 1067 603 1041 610
16 39.00 29.06 43.00 28.88 47.00 29.06 49.00 30.00
400 991 738 1092 734 1194 738 1245 762
18 43.00 23.00 43.00(3) 22.75 43.00(3) 23.00 44.00 23.00
450 1092 584 1092 578 1092 584 1118 584
20 47.00 28.38 47.00(3) 28.13 47.00(3) 28.38 48.00 28.38
500 1194 721 1194 715 1194 721 1219 721
24 55.00 29.25 55.00(3) 29.00 55.00(3) 29.25 55.00 29.25
600 1397 743 1397 737 1397 743 1397 743

(3) The following valves do not meet the ASME B16.10 end to end dimensions.
(4) For cast valve dimensions contact the factory.

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For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 BOLTED BONNET
SWING CHECK VALVES
FORGED CARBON, ALLOY OR STAINLESS STEEL
ASME CLASSES 150 – 900, 21/2 – 24" (65 – 600 mm)
ASME CLASS 1500, 21/2 – 16" (65 – 400 mm)

CLASS FIG. NO.

150 0114B
300 1114B
600 2114B
900 7114B
Sizes: 8-24”
1500 3114B

Flange
dimensions
are in
accordance
with ASME
B16.5.
Flanges are
welded on.
Sizes: 21/2-6” Caution: Valve should be
installed in horizontal pipe only.
For other orientations,
contact the company.

DIMENSIONS BUTT WELD END

SIZE ASME 150 ASME 300 ASME 600 ASME 900 ASME 1500
(PN 20) (PN 50) (PN 100) (PN 150) (PN 250)
in
mm A B A B A B A B A B
21⁄2 8.50 7.00 11.50 7.00 13.00 7.00 10.00 7.00 10.00 7.00
65 216 178 292 178 330 178 254 178 254 178
3 9.50 9.00 12.50 9.00 10.00 9.00 12.00 9.50 12.00 9.50
80 241 229 318 229 254 229 305 241 305 241
4 11.50 10.56 14.00 10.56 12.00 10.56 14.00 10.75 16.00 10.75
100 292 268 356 268 305 268 356 273 406 273
6 14.00 13.13 17.50 13.13 18.00 13.13 20.00 16.25 22.00 16.50
150 356 333 445 333 457 333 508 413 559 419
8 19.50 16.19 21.00 16.19 23.00 16.19 26.00 19.50 28.00 19.50
200 495 411 533 411 584 411 660 495 711 495
10 24.50 19.50 24.50 19.50 28.00 19.50 31.00 21.75 34.00 21.75
250 622 495 622 495 711 495 787 552 864 552
12 27.50 22.69 28.00 22.69 32.00 22.69 36.00 28.13 39.00 28.13
300 699 576 711 576 813 576 914 715 991 715
14 31.00 23.88 33.00 23.88 35.00 23.88 39.00 26.50 39.00 27.50
350 787 606 838 606 889 606 991 673 991 699
16 34.00 29.00 34.00 29.00 39.00 30.00 43.00 31.00 47.00 31.00
400 864 737 864 737 991 762 1092 787 1194 787
18 38.50 22.88 38.50 22.88 43.00 24.38 48.00(3) 24.38 — —
450 978 581 978 581 1092 619 1219 619 — —
20 38.50 26.00 40.00 26.00 47.00 27.00 47.00(3) 27.00 — —
500 978 660 1016 660 1194 686 1194 686 — —
24 51.00 31.00 53.00 31.00 55.00 31.00 55.00(3) 31.00 — —
600 1295 787 1346 787 1397 787 1397 787 — —

(3) The following valves do not meet the ASME B16.10 end to end dimensions.

Please note this is a condensed catalog.

36 For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 PRESSURE SEAL TILTING DISC
CHECK VALVES, 2 – 24" (50 – 600 mm)
FORGED CARBON, ALLOY OR STAINLESS STEEL
ASME CLASSES 600 – 2500

CLASS FIG. NO.

600 2344P/2344K
900 7344P
1500 3344P
2500 4344P

Flange dimensions are in

accordance with ASME B16.5.
Flanges are welded on.

DIMENSIONS FOR FORGED BUTT WELD END (4)

SIZE ASME 600 (PN 100) ASME 900 (PN 150) ASME 1500 (PN 250) ASME 2500 (PN 420)
in
A B A B A B A B
2 8.50(3) 7.75 10.00(3) 7.75 8.50 5.75 11.00 5.63
50 216 197 254 197 216 146 279 143
2 1/2 8.50 7.75 10.00 7.75 10.00 7.75 10.00(3) 5.75
65 216 197 254 197 254 197 254 146
3 10.00 7.75 12.00 7.75 12.00 7.75 14.50 7.81
80 254 197 305 197 305 197 368 198
4 12.00 9.50 14.00 9.50 16.00 9.50 18.00 9.38
100 305 241 356 241 406 241 457 238
6 18.00 14.75 20.00 14.75 22.00 14.75 24.00 15.50
150 457 375 508 375 559 375 610 394
8 23.00 17.50 26.00 17.50 28.00 17.50 30.00 18.00
200 584 445 660 445 711 445 762 457
10 28.00 19.88 31.00 19.88 34.00 19.88 36.00 19.25
250 711 505 787 505 864 505 914 489
12 32.00 23.88 36.00 23.88 39.00 23.88 41.00 23.75
300 813 607 914 607 991 607 1041 603
14 35.00 23.88 39.00 23.88 42.00 23.88 41.00 23.13
350 889 607 991 607 1067 607 1041 588
16 39.00 23.50 43.00 23.50 47.00 23.50 49.00 30.00
400 991 597 1092 597 1194 597 1245 762
18 43.00 22.18 43.00(3) 23.00 43.00(3) 23.00 44.00 25.68
450 1092 563 1092 584 1092 584 1118 652
20 47.00 23.25 47.00(3) 23.25 47.00(3) 23.25 48.00 28.38
500 1194 591 1194 591 1194 591 1219 721
24 55.00 29.25 55.00(3) 29.25 55.00(3) 29.25 55.00 29.25
600 1397 743 1397 743 1397 743 1397 743

(3) The following valves do not meet the ASME B16.10 end to end dimensions.
(4) For cast valve dimensions contact the factory.

Please note this is a condensed catalog.

37 For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 PRESSURE SEAL OR BOLTED COVER OR Y-PATTERN
PISTON CHECK VALVES
FORGED CARBON, ALLOY OR STAINLESS STEEL , 2–14” (50 – 350 mm)
PRESSURE SEAL: ASME CLASSES 600 – 2500, 2– 14” (50 – 350 mm)
BOLTED COVER: ASME CLASSES 150 –1500, 2–14” (50 – 350 mm)
Y-PATTERN: ASME CLASSES 1500 – 2500, 2 1⁄2 – 24” (65 – 600 mm)

VERTICAL PRESSURE SEAL, VERTICAL BOLTED COVER, PRESSURE SEAL Y-PATTERN,

ASME CLASSES 600 – 2500 ASME CLASSES 150 – 1500 ASME CLASSES 1500 – 2500

FIGURE NUMBERS
PRESSURE BOLTED
CLASS Y-PATTERN
SEAL COVER
150 — 0034B —
300 — 1034B —
600 2034P/2034K 2034B —
900 7034P/7034K 7034B —
1500 3034P/3034K 3034B 3036P/3036K
2500 4034P/4034K — 4036P/4036K

Please note this is a condensed catalog.

38 For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 Flange dimensions are
in accordance with
ASME B16.5.
Flanges are welded on.

DIMENSIONS – Y-PATTERN PISTON CHECK

FORGING 2 1/2 – 4”, CASTING 6 – 24”
SIZE ASME 1500 ASME 2500
DIMENSIONS – FOR PRESSURE SEAL FORGED in
BUTT WELD END(2) mm A B A B
2 ⁄12 14.50 10.50 14.50 10.50
ASME 600 ASME 900 ASME 1500 ASME 2500
65 368 267 368 267
SIZE (PN 100) (PN 150) (PN 250) (PN 420)
3 14.50 10.50 14.50 10.50
in 80 368 267 368 267
mm A B A B A B A B 4
100
16.00
406
10.50
267
18.00
457
10.50
267
2 10.00(1) 6.50 10.00(1) 6.50 10.00(1) 6.50 11.00 9.13
6 27.75 16.00 24.00 16.00
50 254 165 254 165 254 165 279 232
150 705 406 610 406
2 1⁄2 10.00(1) 6.50 10.00 6.50 10.00 650 13.00 863
65 254 165 254 165 254 165 330 219 8 30.00 20.75 30.00 20.75
3 10.00 8.50 12.00 8.50 12.00 8.50 14.50 8.63 200 762 527 762 527
80 254 216 305 216 305 216 368 219 10 36.25 25.50 36.00 25.50
4 12.00 10.25 14.00 10.25 16.00 10.25 18.00 10.25 250 921 648 914 648
100 305 260 356 260 406 260 457 260 12 43.00 29.75 41.00 29.75
6 18.00 14.62 20.00 14.62 22.00 14.62 24.00 14.62 300 1092 756 1041 756
150 457 371 508 371 559 371 610 371 14 43.00 39.75 48.75 34.75
8 26.00 17.6 26.00 17.60 28.00 17.81 30.00 17.31 350 1041 1010 1238 883
200 660 447 660 447 711 452 762 440 16 54.00 40.25 48.75 34.50
10 28.00 19.13 31.00 19.13 34.00 19.13 34.00(1) 19.10 400 1372 1022 1238 876
250 711 486 787 486 864 486 864 485 18 58.00 43.00 58.00 43.00
12 – – 38.00 17.50 44.50 17.50 – – 450 1473 1092 1473 1092
300 965 445 1130 445 20 55.00 43.25 58.00 37.38
(1)
14 – – 40.50 17.50 44.50 17.50 – – 500 1397 1099 1473 949
350 1029 445 1130 445
24 59.50 48.00 — —
600 1511 1219

DIMENSIONS – BOLTED COVER BUTT WELD END

SIZE ASME 150 ASME 300 ASME 600 ASME 900 ASME 1500
(PN 20) (PN 50) (PN 100) (PN 150) (PN 250)
in
mm A B A B A B A B A B
21⁄2 8.50 6.62 11.50 6.62 8.50 6.62 10.00 6.62 10.00 6.62
65 216 168 292 168 216 168 254 168 254 168
3 9.50 9.31 12.50 9.31 10.00 9.31 12.00 9.75 12.00 9.75
80 241 236 318 236 254 236 305 248 305 248
4 11.50 10.38 14.00 10.38 14.00 10.38 14.00 10.38 16.00 11.69
100 292 264 356 264 356 264 356 264 406 297
6 14.00 16.75 17.50 16.75 18.00 16.75 20.00 16.75 22.00 16.75
150 356 425 445 425 457 425 508 425 559 425
8 19.50 17.38 21.00 17.38 26.00 17.38 26.00 17.38 28.00 17.38
200 495 441 533 441 660 441 660 441 711 441
10 24.50 21.68 24.50 21.68 28.00 21.68 31.00 21.68 34.00 21.68
250 622 551 622 551 711 551 787 551 864 551
12 – – – – – – 38.00 17.00 44.50 18.00
300 965 432 1130 457
14 – – – – – – 40.50 17.00 44.50 18.00
350 1029 432 1130 457
(1) The following valves do not meet the ASME B16.10 end to end dimensions.
(2) For cast valve dimensions contact the factory.
Please note this is a condensed catalog.
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For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 LIVE-LOADED VALVES
FORGED GATE OR GLOBE VALVES
CARBON, ALLOY OR STAINLESS STEEL, PRESSURE SEAL OR BOLTED BONNET
PROVISION FOR SEAL WELDING ON BOLTED BONNET VALVES

ALSO AVAILABLE WITH PRESSURE SEAL BONNET ALSO AVAILABLE WITH PRESSURE SEAL BONNET

DESIGN FEATURES Figure number FIGURE NUMBERS

●
designation for live-
Single packing or double packing with leak-off. CLASS GATE GLOBE
loading and leak-off
Double packing: two sets of graphite packing rings -0 -0
precompressed to 4000 psi (275 bar). A lantern ring 0 = Double packing, 600 2054B -2 2074B -2
-3 -3
and leak-off provide option for removal of leakage, leak-off & live-loading -0 -0
900 7054B -2 7074B -2
if any, from lower packing set. 2 = Live-loading only -3 -3
3 = For double packing 1500 3054B
-0
3074B
-0
Single packing: three or four graphite rings between -2 -2
and leak-off only. -3 -3
braided rings, 90 –105 lb/ft3 (1.44 –1.68 g/cm3) density.
● Live-loading. Two sets of Belleville springs keep stem
tight for long periods of time without maintenance.
For bellows seal gate and globe valves,
2 1/2 –12" (65–300 mm), see catalog VEL-BS

Please note this is a condensed catalog.

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 FORGED POWER REFORMER VALVES
FOR CATALYTIC REFORMING
THE CATALYTIC REFORMING
VALVE CHALLENGE
Frequent temperature fluctuations expose the valve to
excessive stresses which cause surface cracks in the body
bores of cast steel valves. Leakage to the atmosphere in
the presence of hydrogen could lead to an explosion.
The valves must have tight closure. Parallel slide or
double disc valves tend to leak after a short period in this
service. The flexible wedges must be properly designed
to resist the excessive piping forces during the cool down
operation when the cooler body squeezes against the
hotter wedge.

CATALYTIC REFORMING OPERATING MODES

1. Normal Operation. The 10" regeneration valve
is closed. The process stream at 275 –300 psig
(19 –20.6 bar), 910-950°F (487 – 510°C), flows
through the 16" gate valve and the reactor for
one to two weeks.
2. Regeneration. The 16" valve is closed and the
reactor is depressurized. The 10" valve is opened for
the regeneration process at 190 psig (13 bar), 725 –
900 °F (385 – 482°C). The regeneration cycle lasts 21
to 24 hours. During this period, the closed valve
body cools down by nearly 400°F (204°C).
3. Re-streaming. The 10" valve is closed and the 16"
valve opens for normal operation.

10" VALVE
REGENERATION
INLET
16" VALVE
CATALYTIC
REFORMING PROCESS
REACTOR

EXCLUSIVE FEATURES: OUTLET

● Resists high temperature fluctuations which damage
cast steel valves.
THE VELAN SOLUTION
● All seating & sliding surfaces hardfaced with Stellite 6.
Velan supplies forged gate valves with specially designed
● Non-rotating stem
wedges. The valves have Stellite seating and guiding
● Bolted bonnet with seal weld. surfaces and flexible wedges designed to resist the
● Flexible wedge which remains operable in effects of temperature fluctuations. Forged bodies used in
900 – 400°F (482 –204°C) transients. Velan valves show more than three times better
resistance to creep than cast bodies (see Formula for
Calculating Surface Stress, page 9).
The pressure boundary is secured by a seal-welded body-
Formula for Calculating Surface Stress bonnet joint and a live-loaded packing chamber. Live-
during frequent temperature fluctuations loaded packing chambers, which use Belleville washers to
see page 9. maintain minimum permanent packing stress, were
developed by Velan in 1970.

Please note this is a condensed catalog.

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 VALVE AUTOMATION

GEAR ELECTRIC CYLINDER

GEAR ACTUATORS CYLINDER ACTUATORS

Velan valves are equipped with gear actuators, Various types of cylinders are available for Velan valves.
as required, for satisfactory mechanical advantage. Gears The most commonly-used cylinders are actuated by air,
could be of the spur, bevel or worm type. Velan gear but oil and water types are also available if required.
actuators are engineered to offer a superior combination
of features for reliable and dependable service in all In all designs, the valve stem normally serves as a piston
environmental and precision applications. All gearbox rod with disc fastened directly to them. Tail rods are also
housings are produced from high strength ductile iron for supplied as standard equipment to serve as position
service in applications where they are subject to accidental indicators and as an emergency means of opening.
blows. Shafts and gears are all supported by anti-friction Handwheels and gear heads can be mounted on top of
bearings. The gear sets are produced from high-grade cylinders for operation in an emergency which may arise
alloy steel and hardened. All units are permanently due to the loss of operating medium in the cylinder.
lubricated and are weatherproof for outdoor service. Velan cylinders can be furnished with mounting pads for
Velan’s V, VT and VTS series of actuators can be attached one of the commercial cylinders or valve positioners
with simple bolt-on adapters. Optional spur gear which provide throttling control. High pressure cylinders
attachements are available to reduce manual are also available for specific applications.
operating torque.
VALVE ACTUATOR SIZING
ELECTRIC ACTUATORS The Velan philosophy for selecting an actuator is to
Motorized controls may be applied to valves of almost any calculate the required torque and thrust to operate the
size for operation in practically any position or location. valve at the required service conditions. A reasonable
All units, whether installed directly on a valve or on a floor margin of excess actuator capability over that required is
stand, can be manually operated in case of power failure. always allowed for in the final actuator selection,
The units are available for either alternating or direct but grossly oversized actuators are avoided.
current. Motor units supplied by Velan are the high torque
type with windings impregnated to resist both oil and
moisture. They are completely weather-proof, explosion-
proof (optional) and dust and steam tight. Various sizes
and styles are available for different applications, and
systems and can be varied to fit special requirements.

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42 For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 ACCESSORIES

LIMIT SWITCHES LEAK-OFFS

Limit switches can easily be attached to the yoke of the Optional leak-off pipe or 1⁄4 NPT threaded plug available
valve. The torque arm will actuate the switches in open on all Velan Class 150-1500 gate and globe valves.
and closed positions. All valves supplied with a leak-off are furnished with a
high quality lantern ring.

INTERLOCKS
Valves can be supplied with an interlock system.
This system is used for safety reasons when one valve
must not be opened without a second valve first being
closed. This is accomplished by having two locks with
only one key.
● Valve ”A” is open and the key in its lock cannot be
removed until the valve is closed.
● Valve “B” is closed and cannot be opened until the
key from valve “A” is used on its lock.
● Now valve “A” cannot be opened until valve “B”
is closed.

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43 For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 ACCESSORIES
BYPASSES IN ACCORDANCE WITH MSS-SP45
Bypasses are available on all valves. The table at right GATE (21⁄ 2 – 24") AND GLOBE (21⁄ 2 – 24")
can be used as a guide for bypass size selection. There CLASSES 600 – 2500
are a number of applications where the utilization of Main Valve Bypass Nominal Pipe Size
bypasses is required to optimize system and/or valve Nominal in
performance. Detailed recommendations are shown on Pipe Size
pages 12-15. in Series A(1) Series B(2)

21⁄2 1
⁄2 1
⁄2
3 1
⁄2 1
⁄2
4 1
⁄2 1
5 3
⁄4 11⁄4
For dimensions 6 3
⁄4 11⁄4
"X" and "Y", 8 3
⁄4 11⁄2
please contact 10 1 11⁄2
Velan’s 12 1 2
Engineering 14 1 2
department. 16 1 3
18 1 3
20 1 3
24 1 4
(1) Series A includes steam service for warming up before the main line is
opened, and for balancing pressures where the lines are of limited
volume.
(2) Series B includes lines conveying gases or liquids where bypassing
may facilitate the operation of the main valve through balancing the
pressure on both sides of the disc (or discs).
Y

Thermal FLOOR STANDS

Insulation Velan floor stands
3” Min. are made of cast iron
with bronze or steel
parts where necessary.

They are divided

into two main classes:
one class with handwheels
but no gearing, and the other
class with cranking actuators
and worm gearing or worm
and spur gearing combined.
X
The floor stands are available
in a number of sizes, and
the size to be used depends
on the stem size and stem
load of the valve.

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44 For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 ENGINEERING DATA
PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE RATINGS
STANDARD CLASS VALVES, FLANGED AND BUTT WELD END
NOTE: FOR SPECIAL CLASS VALVES, WHICH HAVE HIGHER RATINGS CONTACT THE COMPANY.

FORGED (AND CAST)

ASTM MATERIAL STANDARD – TO ASME B16.34
PSIG / °F, CLASSES 150 – 4500, (BAR / °C, PN20–760)
A 105 (A 216 Gr. WCB)
TEMP. WORKING PRESSURE IN PSIG CLASSES TEMP. GAGE WORKING PRESSURE BY RATING NUMBER, BAR
°F 150 300 600 900 1500 2500 4500 °C PN 20 PN 50 PN 100 PN 150 PN 250 PN 420 PN 760
100 285 740 1480 2220 3705 6170 11110 38 19.6 51.1 102.1 153.2 255.3 425.5 765.8
200 260 675 1350 2025 3375 5625 10120 50 19.2 50.1 100.2 150.2 250.4 417.3 751.1
100 17.7 46.4 92.8 139.1 231.9 386.5 695.7
300 230 655 1315 1970 3280 5470 9845
150 15.8 45.2 90.5 135.7 226.1 376.9 678.4
400 200 635 1270 1900 3170 5280 9505 200 14.0 43.8 87.6 131.5 219.1 365.2 657.3
500 170 600 1200 1795 2995 4990 8980 250 12.1 41.7 83.4 125.2 208.6 347.7 625.8
600 140 550 1095 1640 2735 4560 8210 300 10.2 38.7 77.5 116.2 193.7 322.8 581.0
650 125 535 1075 1610 2685 4475 8055 350 8.4 37.0 73.9 110.9 184.8 308.0 554.4
700 110 535 1065 1600 2665 4440 7990 375 7.4 36.5 72.9 109.4 182.3 303.9 547.0
750 95 505 1010 1510 2520 4200 7560 400 6.5 34.5 69.0 103.5 172.5 287.5 517.5
425(1) 5.6 28.8 57.5 86.3 143.8 239.6 431.4
800(1) 80 410 825 1235 2060 3430 6170 450(1) 4.7 20.0 40.1 60.1 100.2 166.9 300.5
850(1) 65 270 535 805 1340 2230 4010 475(1) 3.7 13.5 27.1 40.6 67.7 112.9 203.2
900(1) 50 170 345 515 860 1430 2570 500(1) 2.8 8.8 17.6 26.4 44.0 73.3 131.9
950(1) 35 105 205 310 515 860 1545 525(1) 1.9 5.2 10.4 15.5 25.9 43.2 77.7
1000(1) 20 50 105 155 260 430 770 540(1) 1.3 3.3 6.5 9.8 16.3 27.2 48.9

(1) Permissible, but not recommended for prolonged usage above 800°F (427°C).

A 182 Gr. F11 (A 217 Gr. WC6)

TEMP. WORKING PRESSURE IN PSIG CLASSES TEMP. GAGE WORKING PRESSURE BY RATING NUMBER, BAR
°F 150 300 600 900 1500 2500 4500 °C PN 20 PN 50 PN 100 PN 150 PN 250 PN 420 PN 760
100 290 750 1500 2250 3750 6250 11250 38 20.0 51.7 103.4 155.2 258.6 431.0 775.9
200 260 750 1500 2250 3750 6250 11250 50 19.5 51.7 103.4 155.2 258.6 431.0 775.9
300 230 720 1445 2165 3610 6015 10830 100 17.7 51.4 103.0 154.5 257.4 429.1 772.4
400 200 695 1385 2080 3465 5775 10400 150 15.8 49.6 99.6 149.2 248.8 414.5 746.3
500 170 665 1330 1995 3325 5540 9965 200 13.9 48.1 95.9 143.9 239.8 399.6 719.6
600 140 605 1210 1815 3025 5040 9070 250 12.1 46.2 92.4 138.6 231.0 385.0 692.6
650 125 590 1175 1765 2940 4905 8825 300 10.2 42.9 85.8 128.6 214.4 357.2 642.8
700 110 570 1135 1705 2840 4730 8515 350 8.3 40.3 80.3 120.8 201.1 335.4 603.5
750 95 530 1065 1595 2660 4430 7970 375 7.4 38.9 77.6 116.6 194.1 323.3 582.0
800 80 510 1015 1525 2540 4230 7610 400 6.5 36.5 73.3 109.8 183.1 305.0 548.7
850 65 485 975 1460 2435 4060 7305 425 5.6 35.2 70.2 105.4 175.7 292.6 526.3
900 50 450 900 1350 2245 3745 6740 450 4.6 33.7 67.7 101.4 169.1 281.9 507.2
950 35 320 640 955 1595 2655 4785 475 3.7 31.7 63.4 95.1 158.2 263.9 475.0
1000 20 215 430 650 1080 1800 3240 500 2.8 25.3 50.6 75.7 126.1 210.1 378.6
1050 20(1) 145 290 430 720 1200 2160 525 1.9 18.1 36.3 54.5 90.8 151.2 272.5
1100(2) 20(1) 95 190 290 480 800 1440 550 1.4(1) 12.7 25.4 38.1 63.6 105.9 190.7
1150(2) 20(1) 60 125 185 310 515 925 575 1.4(1) 8.8 17.7 26.3 44.0 73.4 132.1
1200(2) 15(1) 40 75 115 190 315 565 600(2) 1.4(1) 6.0 12.0 18.3 30.3 50.5 90.8

(1) For welding end valves only. Flanged end ratings terminate at 1000°F (538°C).
(2) F11: permissible, but not recommended for prolonged usage above 1100°F (593°C). WC6: Not to be used over 1100°F (593°C).

A 182 Gr. F22 CL.3 (A 217 Gr. WC9)

TEMP. WORKING PRESSURE IN PSIG CLASSES TEMP. GAGE WORKING PRESSURE BY RATING NUMBER, BAR
°F 150 300 600 900 1500 2500 4500 °C PN 20 PN 50 PN 100 PN 150 PN 250 PN 420 PN 760
100 290 750 1500 2250 3750 6250 11250 38 20.0 51.7 103.4 155.2 258.6 431.0 775.9
200 260 750 1500 2250 3750 6250 11250 50 19.5 51.7 103.4 155.2 258.6 431.0 775.9
300 230 730 1455 2185 3640 6070 10925 100 17.7 51.6 103.1 154.6 257.7 429.5 773.2
400 200 705 1410 2115 3530 5880 10585 150 15.8 50.3 100.3 150.6 250.9 418.3 753.0
500 170 665 1330 1995 3325 5540 9965 200 13.9 48.8 97.5 146.3 244.1 406.6 731.9
600 140 605 1210 1815 3025 5040 9070 250 12.1 46.3 92.7 139.1 231.9 386.3 695.0
650 125 590 1175 1765 2940 4905 8825 300 10.2 42.9 85.8 128.6 214.4 357.2 642.8
700 110 570 1135 1705 2840 4730 8515 350 8.3 40.3 80.3 120.8 201.1 335.4 603.5
750 95 530 1065 1595 2660 4430 7970 375 7.4 38.9 77.6 116.6 194.1 323.3 582.0
800 80 510 1015 1525 2540 4230 7610 400 6.5 36.5 73.3 109.8 183.1 305.0 548.7
850 65 485 975 1460 2435 4060 7305 425 5.6 35.2 70.2 105.4 175.7 292.6 526.3
900 50 450 900 1350 2245 3745 6740 450 4.6 33.7 67.7 101.4 169.1 281.9 507.2
950 35 375 755 1130 1885 3145 5665 475 3.7 31.7 63.4 95.1 158.2 263.9 475.0
1000 20 260 520 780 1305 2170 3910 500 2.8 27.7 55.7 83.4 139.0 231.8 417.4
1050 20(1) 175 350 525 875 1455 2625 525 1.9 21.6 43.3 64.9 108.4 180.6 325.3
1100(2) 20(1) 110 220 330 550 915 1645 550 1.4(1) 15.4 30.7 46.1 77.0 127.9 230.7
1150(2) 20(1) 70 135 205 345 570 1030 575 1.4(1) 10.6 21.1 31.7 52.7 87.7 158.1
1200(2) 20(1) 40 80 125 205 345 615 600(2) 1.4(1) 6.9 13.8 20.7 34.6 57.4 103.2

(1) For welding end valves only. Flanged end ratings terminate at 1000°F (538°C).
(2) F22: permissible, but not recommended for prolonged usage above 1100°F (593°C) WC9: Not to be used over 1100°F (593°C).

Please note this is a condensed catalog.

45
For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
A 182 Gr. F5 (A 217 Gr. C5)
TEMP. WORKING PRESSURE IN PSIG CLASSES TEMP. GAGE WORKING PRESSURE BY RATING NUMBER, BAR
°F 150 300 600 900 1500 2500 4500 °C PN 20 PN 50 PN 100 PN 150 PN 250 PN 420 PN 760
100 290 750 1500 2250 3750 6250 11250 38 20.0 51.7 103.4 155.2 258.6 431.0 775.9
200 260 745 1490 2235 3725 6205 11170 50 19.5 51.7 103.3 155.0 258.6 430.3 774.6
300 230 715 1430 2150 3580 5965 10740 100 17.7 51.1 102.3 153.4 257.2 425.9 766.8
150 15.8 49.3 98.6 148.2 246.8 411.2 740.5
400 200 705 1410 2115 3530 5880 10585 200 13.9 48.7 97.4 146.1 243.7 406.0 730.8
500 170 665 1330 1995 3325 5540 9965 250 12.1 46.3 92.7 139.1 231.9 386.3 695.0
600 140 605 1210 1815 3025 5040 9070 300 10.2 42.9 85.8 128.6 214.4 357.2 642.8
650 125 590 1175 1765 2940 4905 8825 350 8.3 40.3 80.3 120.8 201.1 335.4 603.5
700 110 570 1135 1705 2840 4730 8515 375 7.4 38.9 77.5 116.4 193.9 323.0 581.5
750 95 530 1055 1585 2640 4400 7920 400 6.5 36.5 72.6 109.2 181.8 303.0 545.4
800 80 510 1015 1525 2540 4230 7610 425 5.6 35.2 70.1 105.4 175.6 292.4 526.1
850 65 485 965 1450 2415 4030 7250 450 4.6 33.7 67.1 100.8 167.9 280.1 504.0
900 50 370 740 1110 1850 3085 5555 475 3.7 27.6 55.0 82.6 137.7 229.7 413.5
500 2.8 21.3 42.6 64.0 106.4 177.4 319.5
950 35 275 550 825 1370 2285 4115
525 1.9 16.1 32.3 48.3 80.5 134.1 241.7
1000 20 200 400 595 995 1655 2985
550 1.4(1) 12.1 24.3 36.0 60.3 100.3 180.8
1050 20(1) 145 290 430 720 1200 2160 575 1.4(1) 9.0 17.9 26.6 44.3 74.1 133.2
1100 20(1) 100 200 300 495 830 1490 600 1.4(1) 6.2 12.6 18.8 31.1 52.0 93.4
1150 20(1) 60 125 185 310 515 925 625 1.3(1) 3.9 8.1 12.0 20.0 33.3 59.9
1200 15(1) 35 70 105 170 285 515 650 1.0(1) 2.4 4.8 7.2 11.7 19.7 35.5

(1) For welding end valves only. Flanged end ratings terminate at 1000°F (538°C).

A 182 Gr. F91 (A 217 Gr. C12A)

TEMP. WORKING PRESSURE IN PSIG CLASSES TEMP. GAGE WORKING PRESSURE BY RATING NUMBER, BAR
°F 150 300 600 900 1500 2500 4500 °C PN 20 PN 50 PN 100 PN 150 PN 250 PN 420 PN 760
100 290 750 1500 2250 3750 6250 11250 38 20.0 51.7 103.4 155.2 258.6 431.0 775.9
200 260 750 1500 2250 3750 6250 11250 50 19.5 51.7 103.4 155.2 258.6 431.0 775.9
300 230 730 1455 2185 3640 6070 10925 100 17.7 51.5 103.1 154.6 257.7 429.5 773.2
400 200 705 1410 2115 3530 5880 10585 150 15.8 50.3 100.3 150.6 250.9 418.3 753.0
500 170 665 1330 1995 3325 5540 9965 200 13.9 48.8 97.5 146.3 244.1 406.6 731.9
600 140 605 1210 1815 3025 5040 9070 250 12.1 46.3 92.7 139.1 231.9 386.3 695.0
300 10.2 42.9 85.8 128.6 214.4 357.2 642.8
650 125 590 1175 1765 2940 4905 8825 350 8.3 40.3 80.3 120.8 201.1 335.4 603.5
700 110 570 1135 1705 2840 4730 8515 375 7.4 38.9 77.6 116.6 194.1 323.3 582.0
750 95 530 1065 1595 2660 4430 7970 400 6.5 36.5 73.3 109.8 183.1 305.0 548.7
800 80 510 1015 1525 2540 4230 7610 425 5.6 35.2 70.2 105.4 175.7 292.6 526.3
850 65 485 975 1460 2435 4060 7305 450 4.6 33.7 67.7 101.4 169.1 281.9 507.2
900 50 450 900 1350 2245 3745 6740 475 3.7 31.7 63.5 95.1 158.2 263.9 475.0
500 2.8 28.1 56.5 84.7 140.9 235.1 423.1
950 35 385 775 1160 1930 3220 5795 525 1.9 25.8 51.6 77.4 129.0 215.0 386.8
1000 20 365 725 1090 1820 3030 5450 550 1.4(1) 25.0 49.9 74.9 124.9 208.1 374.3
1050 20(1) 360 720 1080 1800 3000 5400 575 1.4(1) 23.4 47.0 70.3 117.3 195.5 351.9
1100 20(1) 300 605 905 1510 2515 4525 600 1.4(1) 19.4 39.1 58.5 97.6 162.5 292.5
1150 20(1) 225 445 670 1115 1855 3345 625 1.4(1) 14.7 29.1 43.8 73.1 121.6 219.2
1200 20(1) 145 290 430 720 1200 2160 650 1.4(1) 10.0 20.0 29.6 49.6 82.7 148.9
(1) For welding end valves only. Flanged end ratings terminate at 1000°F (538°C).

A 182 Gr. F316(3) (A 351 Gr. CF8M(3), A 351 Gr. CF3M(2))

TEMP. WORKING PRESSURE IN PSIG CLASSES TEMP. GAGE WORKING PRESSURE BY RATING NUMBER, BAR
°F 150 300 600 900 1500 2500 4500 °C PN 20 PN 50 PN 100 PN 150 PN 250 PN 420 PN 760
100 275 720 1440 2160 3600 6000 10800 38 19.0 49.7 99.3 149.0 248.3 413.8 744.8
200 235 620 1240 1860 3095 5160 9290 50 18.3 48.1 96.3 144.4 240.6 401.0 721.9
300 215 560 1120 1680 2795 4660 8390 100 16.1 42.3 84.6 126.8 211.0 351.7 633.2
400 195 515 1025 1540 2570 4280 7705 150 14.8 38.6 77.1 115.7 192.4 320.8 577.7
500 170 480 955 1435 2390 3980 7165 200 13.6 35.8 71.2 107.0 178.5 297.2 535.2
250 12.0 33.5 66.8 100.3 167.0 278.2 500.8
600 140 450 900 1355 2255 3760 6770
300 10.2 31.6 63.1 95.0 158.1 263.6 474.6
650 125 445 890 1330 2220 3700 6660 350 8.3 30.4 61.0 91.3 152.3 253.9 456.9
700 110 430 870 1305 2170 3620 6515 375 7.4 29.6 59.9 89.7 149.3 249.1 448.3
750 95 425 855 1280 2135 3560 6410 400 6.5 29.3 59.0 88.2 147.2 245.4 441.9
800 80 420 845 1265 2110 3520 6335 425 5.6 29.0 58.3 87.3 145.6 242.9 437.2
850 65 420 835 1255 2090 3480 6265 450 4.6 29.0 57.7 86.7 144.3 240.4 432.8
900 50 415 830 1245 2075 3460 6230 475 3.7 28.7 57.3 86.1 143.4 239.0 430.3
950 35 385 775 1160 1930 3220 5795 500 2.8 27.3 54.8 82.1 136.7 228.0 410.5
1000 20 350 700 1050 1750 2915 5245 525 1.9 25.2 50.6 75.9 126.4 210.7 379.2
1050 20(1) 345 685 1030 1720 2865 5155 550 1.4(1) 24.0 47.8 71.8 119.8 199.5 359.0
575 1.4(1) 22.8 45.4 68.3 114.1 190.1 341.9
1100 20(1) 305 610 915 1525 2545 4575 600 1.4(1) 19.9 39.9 59.7 99.5 166.0 298.6
1150 20(1) 235 475 710 1185 1970 3550
625 1.4(1) 15.7 31.7 47.4 79.2 131.7 237.3
1200 20(1) 185 370 555 925 1545 2775 650 1.4(1) 12.6 25.3 37.9 63.2 105.7 189.8
1250 20(1) 145 295 440 735 1230 2210 675 1.4(1) 10.1 20.6 30.8 51.4 86.1 154.8
1300 20(1) 115 235 350 585 970 1750 700 1.4(1) 8.3 16.9 25.1 42.0 69.8 125.8
1350 20(1) 95 190 290 480 800 1440 725 1.4(1) 6.9 13.9 21.1 35.0 58.2 104.9
1400 20(1) 75 150 225 380 630 1130 750 1.4(1) 5.7 11.3 17.1 28.7 47.7 85.7
1450 20(1) 60 115 175 290 485 875 775 1.4(1) 4.6 9.0 13.7 22.8 38.1 68.4
1500 20(1) 40 85 125 205 345 620 800 1.4(1) 3.5 7.0 10.6 17.4 29.2 52.6

(1) For welding end valves only. Flanged end ratings terminate at 1000°F (538°C). (2) CF3M: Not to be used over 850°F (454°C).
(3) At temperatures over 1000˚F, use only when the carbon content is 0.04% or higher, (material code 10).

A 182 Gr. F316L

TEMP. WORKING PRESSURE IN PSIG CLASSES TEMP. GAGE WORKING PRESSURE BY RATING NUMBER, BAR
°F 150 300 600 900 1500 2500 4500 °C PN 20 PN 50 PN 100 PN 150 PN 250 PN 420 PN 760
100 230 600 1200 1800 3000 5000 9000 38 15.9 41.4 82.7 124.1 206.8 344.6 620.3
200 195 505 1015 1520 2530 4220 7595 50 15.3 40.0 79.9 119.9 199.8 333.0 599.4
300 175 455 910 1360 2270 3780 6805 100 13.2 34.5 69.0 130.5 172.4 287.4 517.3
400 160 415 825 1240 2065 3440 6190 150 12.0 31.2 62.5 93.7 156.1 260.2 468.4
500 145 380 765 1145 1910 3180 5725 200 11.0 28.7 57.4 86.1 143.5 239.1 430.4
600 140 360 720 1080 1800 3000 5400 250 10.2 26.7 53.4 80.1 133.5 222.5 400.6
300 9.7 25.2 50.5 75.7 126.2 210.4 378.7
650 125 350 700 1050 1750 2920 5255 350 8.4 24.0 48.1 72.1 120.2 200.4 360.7
700 110 345 685 1030 1715 2860 5150 375 7.4 23.6 47.2 70.8 118.0 196.7 354.0
750 95 335 670 1010 1680 2800 5040
400 6.5 23.2 46.3 69.5 115.8 192.9 347.3
800 80 330 660 985 1645 2740 4930 425 5.6 22.7 45.4 68.1 113.5 189.2 340.6
850 65 320 645 965 1610 2680 4825 450 4.7 22.3 44.5 66.8 111.3 185.5 333.9

46 Please note this is a condensed catalog.

For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
SOUR SERVICE VALVES VALVE ORIENTATION
TO MEET NACE STANDARD MR0175 (REV. 1990) Velan advises that valves may be installed in a
As an option Velan manufactures the complete range of random orientation, but the preferred orientation is
valves shown in this catalog in compliance with NACE with the stem vertically above the valve. Any
Standard MR0175. Trim materials must be selected by deviation from this is a compromise. If the end user
customers from table shown based on experience in has specific questions about orientation, they may
corrosion resistance against sulphides (sour gas) found in contact Velan Engineering Department for
processing crude oil. recommendations.

Please note this is a condensed catalog.

48 For a complete version, contact Velan directly.
 HOW TO ORDER
The figure numbers shown on this key are designed to cover essential features of Velan valves.
Please use figure numbers to ensure prompt and accurate processing of your order.
A detailed description must accompany any special orders.
Type of Size of Body/Bonnet Body Trim
Class Type
Connection Connection* Style Material Material

A B C D E F G

e.g.: B 1 6 — 3 0 5 4 P — 0 2 T S
is a 10" 1500 class carbon steel pressure seal gate valve with TS trim and buttweld ends.

A TYPE OF CONNECTION G TRIM MATERIAL

A Special U Undrilled flanges Wedge/Disc Seat
(2)
B Butt weld W Socket weld Code Seating Surface(2) Surface Stem
C Combination X Butt weld AA Special Special Special
F Flanged, B16.5 (intermediate class)
HC Hastelloy C Stellite 6 Hastelloy C
R Flanged, ring joint
MS Stellite 6 Stellite 6 316

B SIZE OF CONNECTION* MY CF8M or 316 Stellite 6 316

TS Stellite 6 Stellite 6 410
(SEE EXPLANATION BELOW)
XS Stellite 6 Stellite 6 Monel or Monel K
XX Monel Monel Monel
C CLASS
XY Monel Stellite 6 Monel
0 150 4 2500
NACE H 2 S

NA(3) 13% Chrome HRC 22 max. Stellite 6 13% CR HRC 22 max.

SERVICE

1 300 5 4500
2 600 7 900 NB (3) Stellite or CF8M Stellite 6 SS 316

3 1500 X Special NC (3) Monel Stellite 6 Monel or Monel K

(2) Base material is either the same as body or solid trim at manufacturer's option.
D VALVE TYPE (3) NACE service valves are supplied with bolting with maximum hardness of Rc. 22.
01 Flow control 09 Needle
03 Piston check 11 Swing check
05 Conv. port gate 14 Parallel Slide B *SIZE OF CONNECTION (ALL VALVES)
06 Full port gate 23 Double disc gate
07 Stop (globe) 34 Tilting disc check Customers have the choice of specifying valve size
08 Stop check 99 Special as part of the valve figure (“B”) using the numbers
below, or indicating valve size separately.
E BODY/BONNET STYLE
4 Vertical A Special Examples:
5 Angle B Bolted bonnet (forged) B16-3054P-02TS (valve size is part of figure number)
6 "Y" Pattern (inclined) K Pressure seal (cast) 10"B-3054P-02TS (valve size is shown separately) - (mm)
8 Elbow down P Pressure seal (forged)
08 2" (50) 13 5" (125) 19 14" (350) 24 24" (600)
09 21⁄2" (65) 14 6" (150) 20 16" (400) 26 26”(650)
F BODY MATERIAL
10 3" (80) 15 8" (200) 21 18" (450) 99 SPECIAL
01 Special 18 S/S, F321 32 S/S F51 11 31⁄2" (90) 16 10" (250) 22 20" (500)
02 A105, WCB 19 Monel M35 34 F91, C12A 12 4" (100) 18 12" (300) 23 22" (550)
03 Chr. moly, F1, WC1 20 Inconel 625 35 S/S F44, 254 SMO
Figure Number Designation for
04 Chr. moly, F5, C5 21 Hastelloy C 36 S/S F321H Valve Type
Live-loading and Leak-off
05 Chr. moly, F11, WC6 22 Titanium GR. 5 37 Incoloy
Standard Gate or globe Add a one-digit suffix to the figure number:
06 Chr. moly, F22, WC9 23 Alloy 20 38 LC1 Packed 0 - for live-loading, double packing and leak-off
09 Chr. moly, F9, C12 24 LF1 39 LC2 Valves 2 - for live-loading only
10 S/S, F316H/F316(1) 25 LCB 40 Titanium Gr. 2/3 3 - for double packing and leak-off only
11 S/S, F304, CF8 26 LF2 41 Titanium Gr. 7 Example: B16-3054P-02TS-0 is a 10" 1500 class carbon steel pressure seal
12 S/S, F304L, CF3 27 LF3/LC3 42 Titanium Gr. 12 gate valve with TS trim, live-loading, double packing and leak-off
13 S/S, F316(1), CF8M 28 S/S F317, CG8M 43 Titanium 45 Niobium
14 S/S, F316L, CF3M 29 S/S F317L, CG3M 44 Ferralium 255 NOTE: The material in this catalog is for general information. For
15 S/S, F347, CF8C 31 LCC 45 S/S F55 specific performance data and proper material selection, consult
16 S/S, F304H your Velan representative. Although every attempt has been made
to ensure that the information contained in this catalog is correct,
(1) Material Code “10” F316H/F316 has a minimum carbon content of 0.04 and is to be
used if temperatures are over 1000˚F (538˚C). Forged F316, Material Code “13”, is Velan reserves the right to change designs, materials or
not suitable for temperatures above 1000˚F (538˚C) as it is dual certified specifications without notice.
(F316/F316L).

49 Please note this is a condensed catalog.

For a complete version, contact Velan directly.