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Review Date: . . .
Engineer Lead Engineer
4 DESIGN TEMPERATURE ℃ 65 65
6 OPERATING TEMPERATURE ℃ 31 31
16 MATERIALS
21 QUANTITY 1 5
NOTE
1. PAINT : MAKER STANDARD
2. SCOPE OF SUPPLY
1) Gasket
- Base : VB-ARL-8" X 5 SETS(1 nos per each set)
- Commissioning Spare : VB-ARL-8" X 5 SETS X 200% = 10 SETS (1 nos per each set)
- For optional 2 Years spare : VB-ARL-8" X 5 SETS X 300% = 15 SETS (1 nos per each set)
2) Bolt/Nut
- Base : VB-ARL-8" X 5 SETS(8 nos per each set)
- Commissioning Spare : VB-ARL-8" X 10% (Min 2 SETS (8 nos per each set)) = 2 nos X 5SETS = 10 nos
- For Optional 2 Years spare : VB-ARL-8" X 10% (Min 2 SETS (8 nos per each set)) = 2 nos X 5SETS = 10 nos
- A193-B7 / A194-2H (Molykote 1000 Coated)
FLOW CAPACITY CURVE of AIR RELEASE VALVE
OUTFLOW
400 ft^3/min = 595 ft^3/min =
178.6 Nl/sec 266 Nl/sec
1 BARG(OPERATING PRESSURE)
= 14.5 PSIG
APPROVED DOC.
Material - Material - Material certificate(Mill Sheet)
1 General Arrangement Drawing Satisfaction of Component R R
(Body) : B148-C95800 : Type 3.1 according to EN10204
- P220676-VBARL-GAD-001
- Visual & Dimension Pass of Dimension as per Drawing - Dimension Check Sheet
APPROVED DOC.
4 Ass’y General Arrangement Drawing W R
- Marking Condition
- P220676-VBARL-GAD-001 No Damage - N/A
- Tagging Condition
* Remark
H Hold Point Do not proceed past hold/witness point without COMPANY Inspector’s, COMPANY Engineer's, or CVX Auditor, as applicable.
W Witness Point Company to be notified of observation point, proceed if COMPANY Inspector is not available. Unless otherwise noted, 100% inspection is to be performed by the company Inspector, if available.
SW Spot Witness Point The customer can visit the inspection point at any time for inspection of the relevant point.
M Monitoring Point Review and observation of Suppliers Inspection and Tests procedures activities.
1. General
1.1 Scope of Application
This procedure is applied for the test and inspection of Air Release Valve, which is manufactured according
to our company’s standard drawing, purchase specification and approved drawing.
1.2 Inspection Criterion
Test and inspection is performed based on approved drawing, purchase specification and our company's
standard drawing.
2. Applicable Standards
AWWA C 512 ( For Air Release Valve’s test ) – Testing Procedures
ANSI B16.5 - Flange Specification
ASTM B148-C95800 - Material Specification
ANNEX 1
Shell Test
Shell test
Model
Test
Size Tag No. Mfg No. Design Pressure Test Pressure
Duration
P22-0676101
VB-ARL-06 6” AV-5001
AV-5002
AV-5003 P22-0676201
10 kg/cm2 15 kg/cm2 60 sec.
P22-0676202
VB-ARL-08 8” AV-5004 P22-0676203
P22-0676204
AV-5005 P22-0676205
AV-5006
ANNEX 2
Hydro (Seat Leakage) Test
AV-5002
AV-5003 P22-0676201
10 kg/cm2 15 kg/cm2 60 sec.
P22-0676202
VB-ARL-08 8” AV-5004 P22-0676203
P22-0676204
AV-5005 P22-0676205
AV-5006
ANNEX 3
Setting Vacuum Test
The error of actual opening point shall be in ranges from 0% to +10% of the setting vacuum on the
Vacuum side. The setting value range is based on the maker standard.
AV-5002
P22-0676201 - 175 mmW.C +10%
AV-5003
P22-0676202
VB-ARL-08 8” AV-5004 P22-0676203
P22-0676204
AV-5005 P22-0676205
AV-5006
1. Scope
This procedure is applied to Surface preparation and painting procedure of products supplied
by PROSAVE Co., Ltd.
This procedure covers the methods, equipment and materials to be used for carrying out surface
preparation and painting / coating of onshore and offshore facilities.
2. General
2.1 Using acid proof paint or a protective tape should protect damage area by cleaning agent.
2.2 Tools and abrasive used on austenitic stainless steel shall not have been previous used on
ferrous materials.
3. Procedure
3.1 Equipment
Blasting and painting equipment shall be frequently checked and maintained prior to
commencement of work. This is to ensure that these equipment are good and safe for operation.
The equipment used may vary depending on the worker shop and the work situation.
3.2.1 All paint materials shall be received in the manufacturer's original containers and legibly marked
with the description of the content. Storage shall be done in dry, clean and well ventilated areas.
3.2.2 The paint shall be thoroughly stirred before, during and after mixing by appropriate agitator(s). All
paint mixing shall be done according to manufacturer's recommendation in clean containers and
free from traces of grease, other type of paint or other contaminants.
3.2.4 Coating materials that has gelled or otherwise deteriorated during storage and with expired self
life shall not be used.
3.2.5 All blasting abrasives shall be dry and free from contaminants.
3.3.1 Where air-operated equipment is used, the operator's hood or head gear shall be ventilated by
clean, cool air served through a regulator filter, to prevent blast cleaning residues from being
inhaled.
3.3.2 Steel surface should be dry and free from oil and grease prior to blasting. Oil and Grease shall be
removed by washing prior to blasting.
3.3.3 Dry blast cleaning operation shall be conducted when the steel temperature is 3℃ above dew
point and when the relative humidity is lower than 85% or does not exceed the paint
manufacturer's recommendation..
3.3.4 Any surface contamination such as oil or grease apparent on the surface after blasting shall be
solvent cleaned and reblast to the required standard prior to paint application.
3.4.1 Adequate masking shall be provided to prevent paint being applied to areas where it is not
required i.e. machined or polished surfaces, surfaces of stainless steels or certain non-ferrous
alloys, name plates, manufacturer's identification tags, instrument glass, control valve stem, high
strength friction grip bolt assembles, serrated surface of flange, etc.
3.4.2 If condensation, rain, rust or other contaminants settle on the surface which is not touch dry, then
the paint shall be removed, cleaned and fresh coat shall be applied in accordance to coating repair
procedure.
3.4.4 Each coat shall be in a proper state of cure or dryness before application of the succeeding coat.
Manufacturer's recommendation for curing time before recoating shall be adhered to.
3.4.5 The methods of paint application shall be selected to ensure that the paint is applied in a uniform
manner to the prescribed film thickness. All finished paintworks shall be free from overspray
pinholes, runs, sags, thin spots, inclusions, blemishes and any other evidence of poor Workman
-ship.
4. Inspection
The following inspection shall be conducted and recorded:
5. Safety
Appropriate shelter shall be used to protect other areas of the work and other personnel from any nuisance
or contamination caused by the cleaning and coating operations.
Precaution shall be taken to ensure that no hazard is created through the operations of static electricity by
paint spraying and blasting equipment.
The control of scheduled wastes shall be collected and disposed of at designated premises.
6. Coating System
Coating System
IN/ Surface
PART
OUTSIDE Prep. Min. DFT
No. Paint Type Paint Name Remark
(㎛)
Korepox Zinc-Rich
Inside 1 EZ175PTA-1184, Grey 100 KCC
KSBJ Body + primer
(indirect coating)
ARL Body
& -
+ Cover 2 Korepox Top Coat ET574HS-A 100 KCC
Outside
+ Connector
(Standard)
FINAL COLOR : GREEN (RAL 6001) TOTAL : 200 ㎛
The interior is painted indirectly to prevent corrosion. However, since the interior is indirectly coated during
the outer coating, it is not possible to measure the inside coating thickness or proceed to the same thickness
as the exterior.
CONTENTS
Sec.1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
2. INSTALLATION
3. OPERATION
4. MAINTENANCE
5. TROUBLE SHOOTING
The Combined Air Release & Vacuum Breaker Valve was designed, manufactured and tested for
allowing atmospheric air through the valve to rapidly displace draining liquid in the pipeline and
prevent potentially damaging internal negative pressure.
Benefits
• Pressure & Vacuum relief function
• Anti-Surge & Anti-Shocks
• Surge and water hammer protection
• Liquid overflow protection
• Provides high capacity venting for pipeline protection
• Increasing of pump efficiency
• Less system energy
• Release small pockets under operation pressure
2-1 Inspect the unit for indications of physical damage or internal contamination for all equipment before installation.
The VBARL should be installed on the nozzle flange vertically.
2-2 First bleeding all pressure from the Tanks or Vessels before installation and replacement.
2-3 Inspect the flange surface of pipe line / VBARL nozzle flange.
It must be clean, free of scratches, corrosion, and flat.
2-4 Aluminum valves are furnished with flat face flanges and should match flat face flange with a full faced gasket.
2-5 Make sure the gasket that the material is suitable for the application.
2-6 Set the valve carefully on the nozzle. Install the studs and tighten nuts hand tight. Make sure that the flanges are
not distorted and that the gasket is evenly compressed.
2-7 For the installation of pipe line nozzle, in case of draw up a purchase requirement should be description, use
stud bolts and nuts supply whether or not and technical specification.
figure 1.
3-1. When pipe is pressure of negative and positive , the model VB-ARL operates automatically to
protect the piping system from the deflation or malformation.
3-2. Following Figure No.2 shows this device keep preventing the pressurized fluid from leaking and
overflowing.
3-3. The vacuum breaker, Model VB-ARL is operated by suctioning the atmospheric air under negative
pressure of pipe as flowing Figure No.3.
figure 2. figure 3.
4-1. General
4-1-1. It is necessary to check the vacuum disk and gasket ( O-ring ) in the first 6 months
after operation.
4-1-2. Thereafter, it should be regularly checked and cleaned in every 6 months at least.
CAUTION
The regular check-up and cleaning depend on the liquid type.
- Air : 1 year
- Fresh Water : 6 month
- Sea water : 3 month
CAUTION
For the Vacuum Module (Spring / Disc / Seat parts), Do not disassemble the it.
4-2-2. Assembly
1. Insert Float Ball into Valve Body Hole.
2. Combine Gasket with VB body and Fix Hex. Bolts.
3. Combine the Vacuum Module and Fix Hex. Bolts.
4. When fix the Hex. bolt, attention to below content.
5. Assembly the Screen, Hood and fix the Eye Nut and Cap Nut.
CAUTION
Replace a damaged ball as soon as damage is found to ensure correct operation of the Valve