Summary of Contents for ITT Skotch Trifecta T4600 Series
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VALVE SYSTEM WARNING Valves and valve actuators supplied by ITT Engineered Valves, LLC are designed and manufactured using good workmanship and materials, and they meet the applicable industry standards. These valves are available with components of various materials, and they should be used only in services recommended herein or by a company valve engineer.
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Record of Revisions Revision Description Date First Issue 08/31/18 Technical Manual No. IOT4600F Effective 8/31/2018 REV LEVEL -...
TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION PAGE Description ................. Operation ................... III. Installation ................. Commissioning ................Disassembly & Maintenance Instructions ......... Leak Testing ................VII. POC Switch Testing ..............VIII. Miscellaneous Instructions for Special Options ......Spare Parts Order Information ........... Reference Information ............... Technical Manual No.
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DRAWINGS 03-010 Valve Assembly – Model T4600F Systems 117374 Dimensions - Series T4600F Gas Burner Valve System - NEMA 4 117375 Dimensions - Series T4600F Gas Burner Valve System - NEMA 7 60-021 Electrical Schematic - Fail in Last 60-022 Electrical Schematic - Fail Closed 60-018 Wiring Diagram - AC Solenoids...
Engineered Valves, LLC Page 5 of 24 DESCRIPTION The Series T4600F Trifecta Burner Valve System provides all the isolation and venting functions necessary for automated operation of gas-fired burners in utility and industrial power plants. These include double block of the main gas line and venting the chamber between blocks to atmosphere.
Engineered Valves, LLC Page 6 of 24 OPERATION Refer to solenoid assembly nameplate or purchase order specifications to determine appropriate line voltage and type. Operation is in accordance with referenced drawings. Check specific order options and wiring diagrams (60-018 for AC voltage or 60-024 for DC voltage) for electrical terminals supplied inside the junction box.
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Engineered Valves, LLC Page 7 of 24 Close Block Valves (Open Vent) How the valve is commanded Closed differs for the different model numbers. For T4605F valves: Deleting voltage from terminal 1 and 2, and applying voltage momentarily across terminals 2 and 3 for AC Solenoids (Terminals 20 and 21 for DC solenoids) energizes the exhaust coil and exhausts pneumatic pressure from the cylinder.
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Engineered Valves, LLC Page 8 of 24 For Model T4605F valves, the solenoid pilot valve is a dual coil momentary contact type, rated for continuous duty at the service voltage. Note: Never energize both solenoid coils simultaneously. Doing so, will permanently damage the coils.
Engineered Valves, LLC Page 9 of 24 III. INSTALLATION Unpacking Do not remove protective plastic plugs until ready to install. Verify no debris or foreign objects are inside the valve. Transporting - use proper hoisting procedures to avoid damage to valve. If using a sling, it should be placed on the body, not the actuator cylinder.
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Engineered Valves, LLC Page 10 of 24 The T4600F Trifecta Valve System is typically supplied with a female NPT vent connection and flanged end connections. (Note: Other end configurations available upon request.) Refer to order specification or purchase order specifications for type supplied. Valve installation should be in accordance with standard practices for end connection provided.
Engineered Valves, LLC Page 11 of 24 CAUTION Failure to maintain proper pneumatic air line pressure could result in damage to the valve. Use suitable thread sealing compound only. Do not use PTFE tape. CAUTION The exhaust side of the solenoid should not be restricted. This will slow the closing rate of the valve.
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Special tools include: ITT P/N: 49089, Spring Compressor T4600F. Uses to compress the outlet return spring during disassembly and assembly. ITT P/N: 49112, Tool Seat Ring Puller T4600F. Use to remove seat rings from valve body. Disassembly WARNING Individual valve components can be very heavy and difficult to remove.
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Engineered Valves, LLC Page 13 of 24 Continue as follows (Reference drawing 03-010): Unscrew Hex Nuts (Item 13) from Tie Rods (Item 27) and remove Rods. Remove Junction Box Bracket (Item 25) and slide off Actuator Top Cap (Item 24). Remove Actuator Shaft Wiper (Item 32), Actuator Shaft Seal (Item 33), Cylinder O-ring Seal (Item 36), Snap Ring (Item 38), Bushing (Item 39) and O-ring (Item 37) from Top Cap.
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Engineered Valves, LLC Page 14 of 24 Discard old Piston Gasket (Item 19) and clean surfaces of sealant. Remove Piston Seals (Item 35) and Piston Bearing Strip (Item 20). Remove Outlet Valve Return Spring (Item 17). Unscrew Hex Nuts (Item 13) from Flange Studs (Item 12) taking note of the Warning below and slip Bottom Flange Subassembly (Item 10) out of Body Subassembly (Item 2).
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Engineered Valves, LLC Page 15 of 24 Unscrew seal retainer screws and remove seal (Item 29) and retainer from Inlet Valve Subassembly (Item 7). There are retaining Loctite on the threads of the screws. Remove Inlet Valve Seat Ring retaining screw (Item 6); there are retaining Loctite on the threads of the screws.
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Engineered Valves, LLC Page 16 of 24 Upon disassembly, all sealing and bearing surfaces, including metal back-up seats, should be inspected for nicks or other surface finish damage. Damaged items should be replaced. Prior to reassembly, scrape any remaining gasket material from mating surfaces.
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Engineered Valves, LLC Page 17 of 24 to Detail D on drawing 03-010. Install Bushing (Item 39) in Actuator Top Cap (Item 24) and use Snap Ring (Item 38) to secure Bushing (Item 39) in place. Valve Assembly Use a suitable gasket compound on all gaskets as noted, such as, Permatex Blue Adhesive Sealant (RTV).
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Engineered Valves, LLC Page 18 of 24 Spring Bucket Subassembly with gasket onto the vent shaft of Outlet Valve Subassembly (Item 8). Care not to damage the Seals in Spring Bucket Subassembly as it slide over the threaded portion of the Outlet Valve Subassembly.
Engineered Valves, LLC Page 19 of 24 LEAK TESTING It is necessary to leak test each block valve and the vent valve individually to properly qualify the status of each seal. The valves are named in accordance to their position and function within the valve system.
Engineered Valves, LLC Page 20 of 24 Vent Valve Verify the valve is in the full open position. Seal the outlet side of the valve. Pressurize the inlet with a maximum of 50 psig clean dry air, while monitoring the leak rate from the vent port. FM specifies a leak rate of 24 /hr (400 cc/hr) or less.
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Engineered Valves, LLC Page 21 of 24 Loosen the roller switch lever. Place a 1/8" shim between the inlet valve shaft and roller switch lever. While holding the roller firmly against the shim and shaft, rotate the switch actuator shaft until the normally closed contacts of the switch break.
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Engineered Valves, LLC Page 22 of 24 Outlet Valve POC Switch Testing Remove the outlet valve switch cover. With the valve in the closed position, verify the normally open contacts are made. Very slowly open the valve until the normally open contacts are open.
Engineered Valves, LLC Page 23 of 24 made, then the switch will have to be adjusted upward. If an adjustment is necessary, repeat procedure starting at section VII.B.2.d Open Limit Switch (If equipped) Testing Verify the valve is in the closed position. Slowly open the valve paying particular attention to when the open limit switch contacts change state (trip).
Phone: 717-509-2200 Fax: 800-348-9000 Please be advised that spare parts should be ordered directly from ITT Engineered Valves, as such materials are specially designed for Skotch Trifecta Valve Systems. Other replacement parts, although they may be similar in function, will void the FM rating.
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