ATTACHMENT - 5

VALVE DESIGN TABLE

BHE-QTURN70

MES-2.6 / VDT:
Revision: A

Valve Body:

1/4 TURN

Configurations: Ball, Non Lubricated Plug,

Lubricated Plug, Butterfly,
Multi port Plug

Date:

Pressure Class Standard:

Dimensional Standard: ASME B16.10

Mechanical Engineering Standard

Valve Design Table

Primary Valve Material: Cast Iron

Max. Temperature Deg. F / Deg. C: 400 / 204.44

Rating

Min Size Max Size

NPS

(DN) NPS

(DN)

Status:

Approved By:

Body/Bonnet Bonnet Stud Bonnet Nut

Material
Type
Material
Of Attachment

Body/Bonnet
Material

2.5 (65)

18 (450)

CLASS 250

2.5 (65)

18 (450) TOP OR SIDE ASTM A 307 ASTM A 563 ASTM A 126 CLASS
ENTRY
Grade A
Grade A
B

Not
Applicable

Not
Applicable

Stem
Material

Disk/Plug
Material

Seat /
Backseat

ASTM A 126 CLASS Butterfly Stainless CAST IRON Soft

B
steel

CLASS 250

INTEGRAL

Stem
Type

Pending

Ball

Bronze

Stainless
steel

Soft

Seat
Material
TFE

PTFE

Packing

Lever
Compatible
Malleable
with
Iron or Steel
seating
materials/
system
Lever
Compatible
Malleable
with
Iron or Steel
seating
materials/
system

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Manual
Operator
Type

Note
References
20, 23, 24, 27,
28, 29, 30, 36,
49, b-18, b-19

20, 27, 28, 29,

30, 36, 63,
b-18, b-19

VDT: BHE-QTURN70
Rev:

A
Page 1 of 2

MES-2.6 / VDT:
Revision: A

BHE-QTURN70
Date:

Pressure Class Standard:

Valve Body:

1/4 TURN

Configurations: Ball, Non Lubricated Plug,

Lubricated Plug, Butterfly,
Multi port Plug

Dimensional Standard: ASME B16.10

Primary Valve Material: Cast Iron
Max. Temperature Deg. F / Deg. C: 400 / 204.44

Approved By:

Status:

Pending

Mechanical Engineering Standard

Valve Design Table

General Notes
The valve size shall be designated by the actual body size.
a
b

All valves shall be full ported as defined by the table in B16.34; the use of reduced ported valves is not acceptable unless noted in the Project Specification.

The valve end connections shall be in accordance with the Project Specification.

The valves shall be capable of being mounted in any direction.

All valves shall be hydrostatically tested and proven tight at the manufacturer's plant. The test shall be in accordance with ASME B16.34, except that the gas seat (closure) test is not
acceptable in lieu of a hydrostatic test.
The application of the materials listed is solely the dependent on the project specification, system designation, pipe class, and the governing codes.

h
Notes
b-18
b-19
27
28
29
30
20
23
24
36
63
49

All shutoff valves located below grade shall be provided with a post-type position indicator.
Gear operators shall be supplied for all manually operated valves NPS 4 and larger and on smaller valves when the lever pull of the valve is greater than 20 Kg at the maximum
operating torque requirement.
If the Project Specification requires that the valves are to be listed by UL or FM and the system design pressure is equal to or less than 175 psig, the industry accepted rating of 175
WWP (non schock water working pressure) can be used for the required valves. Valves furnished at this rating must be certified and stamped with the UL and/or FM identification.
All shutoff valves located below grade shall be provided with a post-type position indicator. Underground gate and globe valves shall be a non- rising stem valve as required by the
project conditions.
All hydrants shall be of the high-pressure type as manufactured by Darling, Kennedy, or equal as acceptable to the Consulting Engineers, and shall have pressure ratings suitable for
the design conditions listed in the Project Specification.
Unless otherwise indicated in the Project Specification, all threads for fire hose valves, fire hose fittings connections, and other fire fighting equipment connections shall be National
Hose Thread conforming to the requirements covered under the latest edition of the NFPA standard for fire hose connecitons (No. 1963).
This material whether forged or cast is not acceptable for ASME Section III pressure retaining components.
The "end connection" for all butterfly valves shall be a "lug" configuration. In project specifc applications, flanged butterfly valves shall be used. The project specifcation will identify
those applications.
Butterfly valves, as listed in this document, are considered to be butterfly valves with eccentric disks, renewable seats and bi-directional shutoff. This configuration is generally known as
a "High Performance" butterfly valve.
The maximum temperature rating of the valve is dependent of the design characteristics of the "soft" seat materials included in the valve. The maximum temperature rating of this VDT
does not apply for these materials and therefore the valve(s) with this material. The maximum temperature shall be governed by the valve vendor warranty for the specific material.
In general, the ball valves shall be in accordance with applicable requirements of API-608 (Metal Ball Valves, Flanged and Buttwelding Ends), MSS SP 110 (Ball Valves Threaded,
Socket-Welding, Solder Joint, Grooved and Flared Ends) and SP-072 (Ball Valves with Flanged or Butt-Welding Ends for General Service).
When specified by the Project Specificaiton, an AWWA butterfly valve design and pressure rating shall be in accordance with the current requirements of AWWA C 504. The valves
classified as "commercial grade" are not acceptable for this specification.

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VDT: BHE-QTURN70
Rev:

A
Page 2 of 2

BHE-GATE70

MES-2.6 / VDT:
Revision: A

Valve Body:

GATE

Configurations: Flexible Wedge

Date:

Pressure Class Standard: MSS SP-70

Dimensional Standard: ASME B16.10
Primary Valve Material: Cast Iron
Max. Temperature Deg. F / Deg. C: 400 / 204.44

Rating

Min Size Max Size

NPS

CLASS 250

(DN) NPS

2.5 (65)

(DN)

18 (450)

Body/Bonnet Bonnet Stud Bonnet Nut

Material
Type
Material
Of Attachment
BOLTED

Status:

Approved By:
Body/Bonnet
Material

ASTM A307 ASTM A307 ASTM A 126 CLASS

B

Stem
Type

Pending
Stem
Material

Disk/Plug
Material

OS&Y BRONZE BRONZE

Mechanical Engineering Standard

Valve Design Table
Seat /
Backseat

Seat
Material

Renewable Bronze

Packing

Flexible

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Piping Design Tables System, Version 2.0, August, 2004

Manual
Operator
Type

Note
References

Handwheel 1, 2, 8, 9, 20,
Malleable 27, 29, 30,
b-18, b-19
Iron

VDT: BHE-GATE70
Rev:

A
Page 1 of 2

MES-2.6 / VDT:
Revision: A

BHE-GATE70
Date:

Valve Body:

GATE

Configurations: Flexible Wedge

Pressure Class Standard: MSS SP-70

Dimensional Standard: ASME B16.10
Primary Valve Material: Cast Iron
Max. Temperature Deg. F / Deg. C: 400 / 204.44

Approved By:

Status:

Pending

Mechanical Engineering Standard

Valve Design Table

General Notes
The valve size shall be designated by the actual body size.
a
b

All valves shall be full ported as defined by the table in B16.34; the use of reduced ported valves is not acceptable unless noted in the Project Specification.

The valve end connections shall be in accordance with the Project Specification.

The valves shall be capable of being mounted in any direction.

All valves shall be hydrostatically tested and proven tight at the manufacturer's plant. The test shall be in accordance with ASME B16.34, except that the gas seat (closure) test is not
acceptable in lieu of a hydrostatic test.
The application of the materials listed is solely the dependent on the project specification, system designation, pipe class, and the governing codes.

h
Notes
b-18
b-19
27
29
30
1
2
8
9
20

All shutoff valves located below grade shall be provided with a post-type position indicator.
Gear operators shall be supplied for all manually operated valves NPS 4 and larger and on smaller valves when the lever pull of the valve is greater than 20 Kg at the maximum
operating torque requirement.
If the Project Specification requires that the valves are to be listed by UL or FM and the system design pressure is equal to or less than 175 psig, the industry accepted rating of 175
WWP (non schock water working pressure) can be used for the required valves. Valves furnished at this rating must be certified and stamped with the UL and/or FM identification.
All hydrants shall be of the high-pressure type as manufactured by Darling, Kennedy, or equal as acceptable to the Consulting Engineers, and shall have pressure ratings suitable for
the design conditions listed in the Project Specification.
Unless otherwise indicated in the Project Specification, all threads for fire hose valves, fire hose fittings connections, and other fire fighting equipment connections shall be National
Hose Thread conforming to the requirements covered under the latest edition of the NFPA standard for fire hose connecitons (No. 1963).
Gate and globe valves shall be designed so that the stem cannot be removed from the valve while under pressure by the removal of the stem seal alone.
Gate and globe valves shall have a backseat to allow for packing adjustments to the valve while under full pressure and while the valve is in the wide open position. The backseat shall
also be designed to protect the packing while the valve is in service.
Certification and Data Reports for all components furnished by Contractor shall be submitted in accordance with the requirement of the applicable codes.
All ASME Code valves and other ASME components furnished by the contractor shall have a nameplate and /or be marked and stamped in accordance with the applicable
requirements of the appropriate section of the ASME Code.
This material whether forged or cast is not acceptable for ASME Section III pressure retaining components.

This document contains information which is confidential and proprietary to Sargent & Lundy (S&L). It should not be reproduced in whole or in part or released to any third party without the prior written consent of S&L.
Copyright Sargent & Lundy 1999-2004 all rights reserved. Standards located on the Intranet at http://SLWEB.SARGENTLUNDY.COM or the PDT Viewer are to be considered as the official version of the standard.
Piping Design Tables System, Version 2.0, August, 2004

VDT: BHE-GATE70
Rev:

A
Page 2 of 2

BHE-CHECK70

MES-2.6 / VDT:
Revision: A

Date:

Pressure Class Standard: MSS SP-71

Dimensional Standard: ASME B16.10

Valve Body:

CHECK

Configurations: Swing, Non-slam Swing,

Non-slam Tilting Disk, Ball
(lift), Piston (lift), Non-slam
Wafer Butterfly

Primary Valve Material: Cast Iron

Max. Temperature Deg. F / Deg. C: 400 / 204.44

Rating

Min Size Max Size

NPS

CLASS 250

(DN) NPS

2.5 (65)

(DN)

18 (450)

BOLTED

Status:

Approved By:

Body/Bonnet Bonnet Stud Bonnet Nut

Material
Type
Material
Of Attachment

Pending

Body/Bonnet
Material

ASTM A108 ASTM A 563 ASTM A 126 CLASS

Grade A
B

Stem
Type

Stem
Material
N/A

Disk/Plug
Material
Bronze
Faced

Mechanical Engineering Standard

Valve Design Table
Seat /
Backseat

Seat
Material

Renewable Bronze

Packing

Not
Applicable

This document contains information which is confidential and proprietary to Sargent & Lundy (S&L). It should not be reproduced in whole or in part or released to any third party without the prior written consent of S&L.
Copyright Sargent & Lundy 1999-2004 all rights reserved. Standards located on the Intranet at http://SLWEB.SARGENTLUNDY.COM or the PDT Viewer are to be considered as the official version of the standard.
Piping Design Tables System, Version 2.0, August, 2004

Manual
Operator
Type

Note
References

Not
8, 9, 20, 27,
Applicable 29, 30

VDT: BHE-CHECK70
Rev:

A
Page 1 of 2

MES-2.6 / VDT:
Revision: A

BHE-CHECK70
Date:

Pressure Class Standard: MSS SP-71

Dimensional Standard: ASME B16.10

Valve Body:

CHECK

Configurations: Swing, Non-slam Swing,

Non-slam Tilting Disk, Ball
(lift), Piston (lift), Non-slam
Wafer Butterfly

Primary Valve Material: Cast Iron

Max. Temperature Deg. F / Deg. C: 400 / 204.44

Approved By:

Status:

Pending

Mechanical Engineering Standard

Valve Design Table

General Notes
The valve size shall be designated by the actual body size.
a
b

All valves shall be full ported as defined by the table in B16.34; the use of reduced ported valves is not acceptable unless noted in the Project Specification.

The valve end connections shall be in accordance with the Project Specification.

The valves shall be capable of being mounted in any direction.

All valves shall be hydrostatically tested and proven tight at the manufacturer's plant. The test shall be in accordance with ASME B16.34, except that the gas seat (closure) test is not
acceptable in lieu of a hydrostatic test.
The application of the materials listed is solely the dependent on the project specification, system designation, pipe class, and the governing codes.

h
Notes
27
29
30
8
9
20

If the Project Specification requires that the valves are to be listed by UL or FM and the system design pressure is equal to or less than 175 psig, the industry accepted rating of 175
WWP (non schock water working pressure) can be used for the required valves. Valves furnished at this rating must be certified and stamped with the UL and/or FM identification.
All hydrants shall be of the high-pressure type as manufactured by Darling, Kennedy, or equal as acceptable to the Consulting Engineers, and shall have pressure ratings suitable for
the design conditions listed in the Project Specification.
Unless otherwise indicated in the Project Specification, all threads for fire hose valves, fire hose fittings connections, and other fire fighting equipment connections shall be National
Hose Thread conforming to the requirements covered under the latest edition of the NFPA standard for fire hose connecitons (No. 1963).
Certification and Data Reports for all components furnished by Contractor shall be submitted in accordance with the requirement of the applicable codes.
All ASME Code valves and other ASME components furnished by the contractor shall have a nameplate and /or be marked and stamped in accordance with the applicable
requirements of the appropriate section of the ASME Code.
This material whether forged or cast is not acceptable for ASME Section III pressure retaining components.

This document contains information which is confidential and proprietary to Sargent & Lundy (S&L). It should not be reproduced in whole or in part or released to any third party without the prior written consent of S&L.
Copyright Sargent & Lundy 1999-2004 all rights reserved. Standards located on the Intranet at http://SLWEB.SARGENTLUNDY.COM or the PDT Viewer are to be considered as the official version of the standard.
Piping Design Tables System, Version 2.0, August, 2004

VDT: BHE-CHECK70
Rev:

A
Page 2 of 2

BHE-GLOBE60

MES-2.6 / VDT:
Revision: A

Valve Body:

GLOBE

Configurations: "T" or Straight, "Y" Pattern,

Angle, Stop check

Date:

Pressure Class Standard: MSS-SP-80

Dimensional Standard: PRODUCT SPECIFIC
Primary Valve Material: Copper Alloy
Max. Temperature Deg. F / Deg. C: 140 / 60.00

Rating

Min Size Max Size

NPS

CLASS 150

(DN) NPS

0.5 (15)

(DN)

2 (50)

Body/Bonnet Bonnet Stud Bonnet Nut

Material
Type
Material
Of Attachment
UNION OR
SCREWED

Status:

Approved By:

Not
Applicable

Not
Applicable

Body/Bonnet
Material

Stem
Type

Pending
Stem
Material

ASTM B 62 COPPER OS&Y Bronze

ALLOY UNS NO.
C83600

Disk/Plug
Material
Bronze

Mechanical Engineering Standard

Valve Design Table
Seat /
Backseat

Seat
Material

Renewable Bronze

Packing

Flexible

This document contains information which is confidential and proprietary to Sargent & Lundy (S&L). It should not be reproduced in whole or in part or released to any third party without the prior written consent of S&L.
Copyright Sargent & Lundy 1999-2004 all rights reserved. Standards located on the Intranet at http://SLWEB.SARGENTLUNDY.COM or the PDT Viewer are to be considered as the official version of the standard.
Piping Design Tables System, Version 2.0, August, 2004

Manual
Operator
Type

Note
References

Handwheel 1, 2, 8, 9,
Malleable b-18, b-19
Iron

VDT: BHE-GLOBE60
Rev:

A
Page 1 of 2

MES-2.6 / VDT:
Revision: A

BHE-GLOBE60
Date:

Pressure Class Standard: MSS-SP-80

Valve Body:

GLOBE

Configurations: "T" or Straight, "Y" Pattern,

Angle, Stop check

Dimensional Standard: PRODUCT SPECIFIC

Primary Valve Material: Copper Alloy
Max. Temperature Deg. F / Deg. C: 140 / 60.00

Approved By:

Status:

Pending

Mechanical Engineering Standard

Valve Design Table

General Notes
The valve size shall be designated by the actual body size.
a
b

All valves shall be full ported as defined by the table in B16.34; the use of reduced ported valves is not acceptable unless noted in the Project Specification.

The valve end connections shall be in accordance with the Project Specification.

The valves shall be capable of being mounted in any direction.

All valves shall be hydrostatically tested and proven tight at the manufacturer's plant. The test shall be in accordance with ASME B16.34, except that the gas seat (closure) test is not
acceptable in lieu of a hydrostatic test.
The application of the materials listed is solely the dependent on the project specification, system designation, pipe class, and the governing codes.

h
Notes
b-18
b-19
1
2
8
9

All shutoff valves located below grade shall be provided with a post-type position indicator.
Gear operators shall be supplied for all manually operated valves NPS 4 and larger and on smaller valves when the lever pull of the valve is greater than 20 Kg at the maximum
operating torque requirement.
Gate and globe valves shall be designed so that the stem cannot be removed from the valve while under pressure by the removal of the stem seal alone.
Gate and globe valves shall have a backseat to allow for packing adjustments to the valve while under full pressure and while the valve is in the wide open position. The backseat shall
also be designed to protect the packing while the valve is in service.
Certification and Data Reports for all components furnished by Contractor shall be submitted in accordance with the requirement of the applicable codes.
All ASME Code valves and other ASME components furnished by the contractor shall have a nameplate and /or be marked and stamped in accordance with the applicable
requirements of the appropriate section of the ASME Code.

This document contains information which is confidential and proprietary to Sargent & Lundy (S&L). It should not be reproduced in whole or in part or released to any third party without the prior written consent of S&L.
Copyright Sargent & Lundy 1999-2004 all rights reserved. Standards located on the Intranet at http://SLWEB.SARGENTLUNDY.COM or the PDT Viewer are to be considered as the official version of the standard.
Piping Design Tables System, Version 2.0, August, 2004

VDT: BHE-GLOBE60
Rev:

A
Page 2 of 2