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AREA OF PIPE
Pipe Size
(Sch 40)
Area
In./mm
Sq. ft/Sq. cm
14
0.940
350
873.29
16
1.227
400
1,140
18
1.553
450
1,443
20
1.931
500
1,794
24
2.792
600
2,594
SERIES 8000GR
Butterfy Valve
Torque is the rotary effort required to operate a value. This turning force
in a butterfy valve is determined by three factors; the friction of the disc
and seat due to interference for sealing, bearing friction, and fuid dynamic
torque.
Breakaway torque is the total of the torques resulting from bearing friction
and disc/seat interference friction at a given pressure differential. This
value is normally the highest required torque to operate a valve, and is used
to size the actuator. Listed below are recommended sizing torques.
NOTE:
These values are based on testing performed in the Gruvlok Research
& Development Center. These values include a safety factor and are valid for
water and lubricating fuids only at 70° F (21° C).
Since torques are greatly increased for dry and non-lubricating fuids and
temperature variations, contact your Gruvlok Sales Offce for accurate
values in these applications.
NOTE:
For Tefon seated valves, contact your Gruvlok Sales Offce.
These values are valid for water and lubricating fuid service only.
Contact factory for information on torques for dry and non-lubricating fuid service.
Fluid Dynamic Torque is the force
exerted when a fuid passes over
the surface of the butterfy valve
disc. The magnitude of this force
is dependent on valve size, disc
opening and fow through the
valve. Typically, fuid dynamic
torque is a maximum at an
approximate 75° disc opening.
Generally, the effects of dynamic
torque can be ignored when the
velocity is less than 15 feet/second
for liquids and 15,000 feet/minute
for gases to minimize the effects
of turbulence on the valve. For
applications above these limits,
consult engineering.
The formula for determining the velocity for liquids is:
The formula for determining the velocity of gases:
* Flowing condition means at temperature and pressure of gas stream in
the valve
V = 0.0022
V = Velocity of liquid (feet/second)
Q = Flow (gallons/minute)
A = Area of upstream pipe (sq. ft.)
See “Area of Pipe” chart
Q
A
Vg =
Vg = Velocity of gas (feet/minute)
Qf = Flow of gas @ fowing condition*
(cubic feet/minute)
A = Area of upstream pipe (sq. ft.)
See “Area of Pipe” Chart
Qf
A
ACTUATOR SIZING FOR GENERAL SERVICE APPLICATION
SERIES 8000GR BREAKAWAY TORQUE
Line
Pressure
Valve Size (In.)
14
16
18
20
24
(PSI)/Bar
Breakaway Torque (In. - Lbs.) / N-m
50
4,000
4,800
5,400
10,000
13,000
3.4
452
542
610
1,130
1,469
100
4,800
5,200
6,200
12,500
18,000
6.9
542
588
701
1,412
2,034
150
5,500
6,500
8,500
13,500
21,500
10.3
621
734
960
1,525
2,429
CV VALUES (WATER @ 70°F SP. GR. = 1.00)
Valve Size
Disc Position (Degrees Open)
25°
30°
40°
50°
60°
70°
80°
90°
In./mm
14
650
825
1,500
2,300
3,500
6,200
9,700
10,500
350
44.8
56.9
103.4
158.6
241.3
427.5
668.8
723.9
16
850
1,000
1,850
2,900
4,600
7,500
10,600
13,500
400
58.6
68.9
127.6
199.9
317.2
517.1
730.8
930.8
18
1,100
1,400
2,450
3,800
5,000
9,700
13,850
18,000
450
75.8
96.5
168.9
262.0
344.7
668.8
954.9
1,241.1
20
1,400
1,650
3,050
4,800
7,400
12,500
17,750
23,000
500
96.5
113.8
210.3
330.9
510.2
861.8
1,223.8
1,585.8
24
2,000
2,400
4,200
6,600
10,500
17,000
23,000
31,000
600
137.9
165.5
289.6
455.1
723.9
1,172.1
1,585.8
2,137.4
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