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Controlled Closure Check Valve .
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1.Function |
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The Controlled Closure Check Valve
was developed and qualified to serve a function to control the |
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valve closing velocity.If a
feed-water line should rupture in a nuclear power plant, the reversed |
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flow from the steam generator out of
the containment boundary must be contained. |
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Swing check valve would close
rapidly, but not fast enough to prevent high reverse flow velocity;
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closure of the swing check valve
would produce severe pressure surges due to water hammer - |
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possibly severe pressure enough to
produce rupture of other piping or equipment. |
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The Controlled Closure Check Valve is
similar to Y-pattern Lift check vavle, but it has an |
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integral "dash-pot" - a battle plate
with a close-clearance fit around the rod connecting the disc |
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and piston. Flow paths sized for and
consequently control the valve closing speed. |
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2. Characteristics |
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- Minimizes water hammer effects on
postulated feed-water line break. |
- Computerized modeling verified by
dynamic testing. |
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Butterfly Valve for Nuclear Power Plant.
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1.Design characteristics |
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- Valve Size : 2" through 48" |
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- Valve Rating : Class 150 |
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- Application Code : ASEM B16.34 &
ASME Sec. Ⅲ |
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- Seismic Rating : Category
Ⅰfor active and
non-active service. The upset emergency or faulted |
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conditions
will be analyzed concurrently with 5g seismic load applied simultaneously
along three |
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major axes. The stress levels code
allowable. |
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- Qualification : Performed
functional qualification test per ASME QME-1 |
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2.Seat Characteristics |
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- Sealing is achieve by elastically
deforming the seat. |
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- Seat design offers the advantage of
being easily replaceable in the field. |
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- Mechanically retained on the disc ;
adjustable with access from flanged end of the valve |
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