Description- Cast Steel, bolted cap and flanged
- Swing check valves prevent reversal of flow through the pipeline
- Can be installed in horizontal or vertical, upward flow piping
- Offer low resistance to flow and are particularly suited to low velocity service
- Seat ring is seal welded to eliminate leak paths
Model Reference159XU - Swing Check Valve - Class 300
NBS DescriptionCheck valves
NBS Noten/a
NBS Object NameCrane FS - Check valves
NBS Office Master Tagn/a
NBS Reference90-15-40/323
Nominal Depth445.00 mm
Nominal Height678.50 mm
Nominal Length622.00 mm
NutASTM A194 8
Pin Rad29.50 mm
Pressure RatingClass 300 Carbon Steel. ASTM A216 Grade WCB. 51.1 Bar / -29 to 38°C. 28.8 Bar / 425°C.
Production Year2022
Referenced StandardPressure/Temperature: ANSI B16.34; Face-to-face/End-to-end: ANSI B16.10; Flange dimensions: ANSI B16.5; Testing: API 598; Design: API 594.
Replacement Costn/a
Ring Radius31.00 mm
Ring Thickness6.00 mm
Ring VisibilityYes
RockerASTM A216 WCB
Round PinASTM A276 410
SeatASTM A105+13Cr
Set NutASTM A194 8
Shapen/a
Size10"
Spare Partsn/a
Specification NotesSwing check valves prevent reversal of flow through pipelines. Most Crane FS swing check valves can be installed in horizontal or vertical upward flow piping. They offer low resistance to flow and are particularly suited to low velocity service.
Type Comments159XU - Swing Check Valve - Class 300
based on your comment below I am guessing you are having trouble loading in the size variations of this particular valve. Please refer to the user guide contained in the download file to explain the process of loading the component via the type catalogue. Hope this helps.
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JUAN LOPZ on 10 August 2024
Excellent
Ermintrude Bimstore Cow on 29 January 2015
Nick,
based on your comment below I am guessing you are having trouble loading in the size variations of this particular valve. Please refer to the user guide contained in the download file to explain the process of loading the component via the type catalogue. Hope this helps.
Nick Milowych on 29 January 2015
Nice but where'e the rest of it?