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TITAN
TITAN FLOW
CONTROL, INC.
INSTALLATION, OPERATION,
AND MAINTENANCE
PREFACE:
Figure 1: Butterfly Valve - Lug Style
BUTTERFLY VALVE
This manual contains information concerning the installation,

operation, and maintenance of Titan Flow Control (Titan FCI)
Butterfly Valves. To ensure efficient and safe operation of Titan FCI
Butterfly Valves, the instructions in this manual should be thoroughly
read and understood. This manual is general in nature and is not
meant to take the place of an on-site, process engineer or pipe
fitter. As such,Titan FCI recommends that only experienced, skilled
personnel be allowed to install and maintain Titan FCI Butterfly
Valves. Please retain this manual in a location where it is readily
available for reference.
GENERAL INFORMATION:
Butterfly Valves are quarter-turn valves that are installed between
flanges to regulate flow in a pipeline. The disc, positioned in the
center of the pipe, rotates so that the valve can be opened, closed,
or partially opened.
Material construction requirements of the Butterfly Valve.

Design and working pressure/temperature requirements.
Operating conditions (throttling, pressure drop, condensation,
flow reversal, operation frequency, etc.).
Service media type (liquid, gas, abrasive, corrosive, dirty, etc).
Pipeline Media Flow-rate and Viscosity.
Clean Start-up Pressure of the Pipeline.
Space availability for installation.
Please contact a Titan Design Engineer to assist in the determination
of these requirements prior to selection and purchase.
CAUTION:
For large or heavy Butterfly Valves, the appropriate material
handling equipment must be used to prevent injury and
possible damage to the Butterfly Valve.
All Titan FCI Butterfly Valves are shipped in specialized

shipping containers designed to prevent damage during
transportation. If external damage to the shipping
container is evident upon receipt of product, please
request that a representative of the shipping carrier be
present before unpacking the product.
Carefully open the shipping container, following any
instructions that may be marked on the container.
Remove all packing material surrounding the Butterfly
Valve and carefully lift it from the container. It
is recommend to keep the shipping container and all
packing material for reuse in storage or reshipment.
Visually inspect the Butterfly Valve for any signs of
damage including scratches, loose parts, broken
parts or any other physical damage that may have
occurred during shipment. If damage is observed,
immediately file a claim with the shipping carrier.
Butterfly Valves that are damaged during
transportation are the responsibility of the customer.
For information regarding Titan FCIs warranty policy,
please refer to the last page of this document.
YOUR PIPELINE TO THE FUTURE!

Tel: 910-735-0000 s Fax: 910-738-3848 s [email protected] s www.titanfci.com
290 Corporate Drive s PO Box 7408 s Lumberton, NC 28358
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Prior to selection of a Titan FCI Butterfly Valve the following factors

must be determined:
Upon receipt of product, it is important to follow these

unpacking and inspection procedures.
Specific engineering design data, not contained in this manual, may

be located within the BFV Specification Sheets or on certified
Engineering drawings available upon request.
UNPACKING AND INSPECTION:
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UNPACKING AND INSPECTION: Continued...
If the Butterfly Valve is not required to be installed

immediately, it should be stored indoors in a clean, dry,
consistent temperature environment. It is also recommended
to utilize the original shipping container and packing materials
to properly store the Butterfly Valve and keep it out of direct
light. If long term storage is required, a desiccant may be
necessary. This would be based upon the local, environmental
storage conditions. Please consult a Titan FCI Design Engineer
to assist in this determination.
When ready to install, remove any preservatives with solvent
dampened cloths. Remove any loose material and protective
packing material.
Figure 2: Wafer Butterfly Valve with Actuator

Pre-Installation Checklist continued...
The distance between pipe flanges should be checked
to assure sufficient clearance for valve installation.
Installation Procedure
Ensure Working conditions (pressure and temperature) are

within the specified capacity of the product being installed.
Please refer to the certified Engineering drawings to assist in
determining these values.
Step 1:
Titans Butterfly Valves are bi-directional and can be
installed in a vertical or horizontal position. Check that
the existing pipe sizes match the inlet and outlet sizes of
the unit being installed. If pipeline strain is a concern with
larger Butterfly Valves and accessories, additional support
may be necessary.
Inspect the Butterfly Valves flange ends and the pipelines

mating flanges to ensure the surfaces are clean and free
of defects. The pipeline should also be checked for proper
alignment. Titan FCI Butterfly Valves should never be utilized
to realign an existing piping system.
CAUTION:
Titan Flow Control, Incs Butterfly Valves are designed only for
installation between ASME/ANSI 125 Cast Iron or 150 Ductile
Iron Flanges. Although the pressure ratings are different, the
bolting patterns are identical.
Step 2:
Special flange gaskets are not required because the
extruded portion of the seat functions as a gasket.
Step 3:
Make sure the Butterfly Valve is in a closed position.
Step 4:
Place the Butterfly Valve into position. For wafer valves,
the alien holes should be aligned to the flange bolt holes
ensuring that the valve is centered; the bolt holes on the
lug valves should be aligned with the flange bolting.

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Pre-Installation Checklist
INSTALLATION:
The appropriate material handling equipment (joist

and slings) should be available to lift larger units into
position.
Make sure that the construction material of the Butterfly Valve

is chemically compatible with the media flowing in the pipeline.
BUTTERFLY VALVE
Carefully remove packing material around Butterfly Valve.

Inspect to make sure there are no pieces of the packaging left
on the valve that could interfere with its operation.
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Installation Procedure continued...

Step 5:
Wafer valves are placed between flanges and installed with fully
threaded studs. Tapped lug valves are installed between the flanges
with small cap screws on the inlet and the outlet of the valve. (See
Figure 3.)
Cap Screws
Studs & Nuts
CAUTION:
Excessive bolt torque may damage flanges. Please refer
to established flange bolt torques for guidelines.
OPERATION:
Once proper installation has been successfully completed,
start the system gradually, at start up as well as after shut
down.This eliminates sudden shock to the butterfly valve
and other equipment in the line.
Start-up Procedure:
Step 1:
Gradually increase system pressure until working pressure
is reached.
Cap Screw
Threaded Studs
Step 7:
Open valve slowly to make sure that the disc does not make contact
with the piping or the flanges. Close the valve.
Step 8:
Flange bolts should then be tightened, using a star or crisscross
pattern to evenly load the bolts, in accordance with established
piping standards. This is illustrated in Figure 4.
1
7
6
Step 3:
Adjusting flow from 0 (closed) to 90 (full flow) can
be done manually or automatically depending on the
type of butterfly valve installed. Manual operators are
available in a 10 position handle, an infinite handle, and
a gear operator. Automatic operation can be achieved
with a pneumatic or electric operator.
CAUTION:
To assist in opening and closing Butterfly Valves, gear
operators are typically recommended for valves 8
and larger.
MAINTENANCE:
Titan Flow Control Butterfly Valves require minimal
regular maintenance. Below is a preventive checklist with
recommended monthly practices:
Figure 4: Bolting Sequence Pattern
Adjust the valve from closed to full flow periodically

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Step 6:
Install lubricated flange bolts and hand tighten.
Figure 3: Installation of Wafer and Lug Butterfly Valves
Step 2:
Inspect flange connections for leaks. If leaking occurs,
check for piping misalignment, that the flange bolts
are properly tightened, and that the cover is properly
seated.
BUTTERFLY VALVE
Lug Body
Wafer Body
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MAINTENANCE: Continued...
Visually inspect fasteners, piping, wiring, and any related
equipment for problems that could hinder operation such as
loosening or corrosion.
PARTS LIST:
For the bill of materials and parts listing of each Butterfly Valve
model, please refer to the corresponding Engineering Specification
Sheet. For special or fabricated units, please refer to the certified
engineering drawing for that unit.
Side View
Front View
Figure 4: Illustrations of Butterfly Valve

PARTS LIST
No.
Butterfly Valve
Stem
Bushing
Body
O-Ring
Seat
Pin
Disc
End Cap
Bolt
10
Key
11
Set Screw
THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER

WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING
ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS OR
MERCHANTABILITY. SELLER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR
ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES. NO REPRESENTATIVE OR SELLER HAS
AUTHORITY TO MAKE ANY REPRESENTATIONS OR
WARRANTIES, EXCEPT AS STATED HEREIN.

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Seller warrants each of the products and parts sold

hereunder, under normal use of service, and subject to
users compliance with any operating instructions and
other directions given by seller, to be free from defects
in materials or workmanship for a period of one year
from date of shipment from sellers plant. Sellers liability,
under this warranty, shall be limited to, at the sellers
option, to repairing or replacing any such defective product
FOB sellers plant in Lumberton, NC, and reimbursing
purchaser for shipping costs, subject to the following:
(1) Timely receipt of purchasers written notice that such
products are defective. (2) Sellers written authorization
to purchaser for the return of such products, (3) the return
of such products to seller with shipping charges prepaid
and (4) sellers inspection of and confirmation that such
products are defective in materials or workmanship. If
sellers inspection shows that the products returned are
defective due to dirt, rust or any foreign material not
attributable to seller: improper usage, over tightening
on threads, abuse or incorrect assembly in the field, or
other cause not due to sellers improper manufacture,
seller will, subject to purchasers written authorization,
repair or replace such products at cost. Sellers factory
inspection and testing reports will be made available to
purchaser upon request.
WARRANTY:
BUTTERFLY VALVE
Check the valve and around the valve for any signs of
leakage.
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TITAN

Figure 1: Butterfly Valve - Lug Style

This manual contains information concerning the installation,

Material construction requirements of the Butterfly Valve.

All Titan FCI Butterfly Valves are shipped in specialized

YOUR PIPELINE TO THE FUTURE!

Prior to selection of a Titan FCI Butterfly Valve the following factors

Upon receipt of product, it is important to follow these

Specific engineering design data, not contained in this manual, may

UNPACKING AND INSPECTION:

UNPACKING AND INSPECTION: Continued...

If the Butterfly Valve is not required to be installed

Figure 2: Wafer Butterfly Valve with Actuator

Ensure Working conditions (pressure and temperature) are

Inspect the Butterfly Valves flange ends and the pipelines

YOUR PIPELINE TO THE FUTURE!

The appropriate material handling equipment (joist

Make sure that the construction material of the Butterfly Valve

Carefully remove packing material around Butterfly Valve.

Installation Procedure continued...

Studs & Nuts

Figure 4: Bolting Sequence Pattern

Adjust the valve from closed to full flow periodically

YOUR PIPELINE TO THE FUTURE!

Figure 3: Installation of Wafer and Lug Butterfly Valves

Figure 4: Illustrations of Butterfly Valve

THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER

YOUR PIPELINE TO THE FUTURE!

Seller warrants each of the products and parts sold

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