Planned Maintenance Tasks - DANIEL 700 User Manual

Planned maintenance
November 2020
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Planned maintenance tasks

Table 9-2: Planned maintenance tasks
Task
Inspect
Clean
Monitor corrosion / erosion / wear
Part (seal) replacement
Corrosion monitoring
Lubricant information
Proper lubrication procedure
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Recommended action
Implement a periodic inspection program to ensure all parts
are free from damage during its use due to process, ambient
or other abnormal conditions.
• Internal components: cylinder, piston, spring, cylinder
head, seat retainer
• Control valve body
• Bolting
Use a non-toxic metal cleaning solvent.
Do not use common petrochemical solvents like Benzene,
Toluene or Xylene as they can pose potential health hazards.
A careful review of the control valve proving history, such as
control valve factor control charts, can reveal potential
problems bearing drag due to wear or increased internal
cross-sectional area due to erosion.
Visual inspection of the O-rings is recommended once a year
and replacement of the O-rings is recommended at least
once every five years. Follow internal procedures for part
replacement. Do not twist or overstretch the O-ring during
assembly.
Daniel recommends visually inspecting the control valve for
corrosion in the internal components at least once a year.
Follow internal procedures for corrosion. The valve was
designed without corrosion allowance. Periodically inspect
the valve's metal parts for corrosion and erosion, and inspect
the seals and O-rings for wear and chemical damage.
High-viscosity silicone oil with a temperature range of -65° F
to 400° F (-54° C to 204° C).
Lubricate the entire surface of the O-ring before installation
with a thin layer of high-viscosity silicone oil. Remove excess
lubricant.
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