Index

SECTION LIST DESCRIPTION PAGE No.

No.

GENERAL INFORMATION

1
1 General Information 1/01, 1/02, 1/03

2 Selection of Valve Types 1/04

VALVE TYPE FL 441 (STANDARD PRESSURE SERIES)

1 Method of Model Numbering 2/01

2 General Arrangement & Assembly Drawing 2/02, 2/03

3 Standard Materials 2/04

2 4

6
Overall Dimensions

Discharge Capacities

Accessories
2/05

2/06, 2/07, 2/08

2/09 to 2/12

7 Instructions for Installation 2/13 to 2/16

VALVE TYPE FL 441 (HIGH PRESSURE SERIES)

1 Method of Model Numbering Refer to 2/01

2 General Arrangement Drawing 3/01

3 Standard Materials 3/02

3 4

6
Overall Dimensions

Discharge Capacities

Accessories
3/03

3/04, 3/05, 3/06

Refer to 2/09 to 2/12

7 Instructions for Installation Refer to 2/13, 2/14, 2/15

VALVE TYPE FL 539 SERIES

1 Method of Model Numbering 4/01

2 General Arrangement & Assembly Drawing 4/02, 4/03

4
3 Standard Materials 4/04,

4 Overall Dimensions 4/01

5 Discharge Capacities 4/05

6 Instructions for Installation Refer to 2/13, 2/14 & 2/16

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SECTION LIST DESCRIPTION PAGE No.

No.

VALVE TYPE FL 549 SERIES

1 Method of Model Numbering 5/01

2 General Arrangement & Assembly Drawing 5/02, 5/03, 5/04

3 Standard Materials 5/05

5 4

6
Overall Dimensions

Discharge Capacities

Accessories
5/06

5/07

5/09, 5/10

7 Instructions for Installation Refer to 2/13, 2/14, 2/15

SIZING OF SAFETY VALVES

1 Sizing Calculations Acc. to AD-Merkblatt 2000-A2, DIN 3320, TRD 421 6/01

6
2 Sizing Calculations Acc. to ASME Sec. VIII, Div. 1/API RP 520 6/02, to 6/06

3 Sizing Calculations Acc. to IBR 1950 6/07

4 Standard Specification Sheet 6/08

5 Approvals 6/09, 6/10

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General Information
1
Safety Valves protect plants of all kinds from impermissible overpressure. They prevent damage to persons, the
environment and investments. As the last link in the safety chain, their perfect function must be ensured. The
requirements for development, design, production and quality management are correspondingly high.

Only comprehensive tests and trials can ensure that Safety Valves will always function perfectly, even under
extreme service conditions. Since the inception, FAINGER LESER has been operating micro processor based test
lab. for determining the function and characteristics of Valves. Critical components are machined on CNCs to
accomplish the demanding requirements placed by the International standards like DIN 3320, ISO 4126, ASME Sec.
VIII etc.
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FAINGER LESER VALVES (P.) LTD., a Joint Venture company with M/s. LESER GmbH & Co. KG, Germany, manufactures
Safety & Relief Valves under license from M/s. LESER who are approved by various International Agencies like TUV,

PRODUCT RANGE

FAINGER LESER Valves are Spring Loaded, Full Nozzle type, inlet size 15 mm to 200 mm, set pressures from 0.15 bar g
to 440 bar g and are available in ANSI 150, 300, 600 class flanges as standard.

FAINGER LESER Valves are suitable for operating temperature from -200 OC to 530 OC.

FAINGER LESER Valves are available in various materials like Cast Iron to IS 210 Gr. 20, Cast Steel to A 216 Gr. WCB,
Stainless Steel to A 351 CF 8, CF 8M, CF 3M, Alloy Steel to A 217 WC6, A 352 LCB, Alloy 20, Monel, Hastelloy 'C' etc.

FAINGER LESER Valves are provided with Trim materials like Stainless Steel AISI 304, 304 L, 321, 316, 316 L, 316 Ti,
Monel, Hastelloy 'C' etc. & Springs of CS to DIN 1.1200, Alloy Steel to DIN 1.8159/1.7102, SS to DIN 1.4310 etc. Springs
are selected according to application.

FAINGER LESER Valves generally meet the requirements of the applicable International standards like ASME Section
VIII Div. 1/API RP 520, DIN 3320, TRD 421, AD-Merkblatt 2000-A2, IBR 1950 etc.

Great care is needed in the sizing and selection of Safety Valves. We are at your service for this task. Special valves
can be manufactured as per customer requirement. For any further information, please contact us.
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FAINGER LESER Valves are type test approved by TUV, Germany, Indian Boiler Regulations (IBR), Chief Controller of
Explosives (CCoE), Fluid Control Research Institute (FCRI) etc.

FAINGER LESER Valves are available with following ACCESSORIES to suit the customer specifications and the service
conditions:

l Stainless Steel Balanced Bellows for varying back pressure or back pressure higher than 15% of set
pressure.
l Heating jacket for Viscous Fluids.
l Soft 'O' ring seating for tight shut off.
l Lift stopper for achieving specified capacity.
l Test Gag, Packed Lever Cap.
l Cooling Spacer.

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General Information
1
The main ADVANTAGES of FAINGER LESER Valves are:

l Universal, without changing trim applicable for steam/gas or liquid service, simple and user friendly in
construction.
l No hassles of adjusting complicated Blow down rings, because of fixed Blow down type.
l Blow down, in general not exceeding the limits of valves with adjusting ring(s).
l Higher capacity possible per size; for smaller API/ASME capacities lift stopper is used.
l Spring loaded valve as a standard for pressures as low as 0.15 bar g.
l Valve capacity & performance test, in-house by computer controlled test facility within its range.

List of approvals

FAINGER LESER Valves have the APPROVAL by most of the Consulting Engineering companies and Third Party
Inspection agencies viz.

Engineering Consultants

l Chemtex Engineering of India Ltd. l M.N. Dastur & Co. Ltd.

l Dalal Mott MacDonald Pvt. Ltd. l MECON Ltd.
l Development Consultants Ltd. l Pipecon Consultants Pvt. Ltd.
l DMCC-Monsanto l Project & Development India Ltd.
l Fichtner Consultants l RJ Associates
l Hindustan Dorr-Oliver Ltd. l Shroff & Associates
l Jacobs H & G Ltd. l TCE Consulting Engineers
l Kvaerner Powergas India Ltd. l Technip India Ltd.
l Linde Process Technologies l Tecnimont ICB Ltd.
l Lurgi India Ltd. l Toyo Engineering India Ltd.
l UHDE India Ltd.

Third Party & Statutory Inspection Agencies

l ABS (Industrial Verification India Ltd.)

l Bax Counsel Inspection Bureau
l Bureau Veritas Industrial Services P. Ltd.
l CCoE (Chief Controller of Explosives)
l lBR (Indian Boiler Regulations, 1950)
l Lloyds Register
l Project & Development India Ltd.
l SGS India Ltd.

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General Information
1
It has been always our endeavour to supply Safety & Relief Valves with the advanced manufacturing & testing
techniques. In this regard, we take pleasure to state that we are an ISO 9001:2000 certified company and also
approved by both statutory inspection agencies such as IBR, CCoE etc. and various Third Party inspection
agencies.

We have manufactured & supplied so far over the past 14 years in excess of 40,000 Safety & Relief Valves to various
user industries for different applications in India & abroad.
CNC machines are also employed in the machine shop to ensure precision & accuracy required for the
manufacture of Safety & Relief Valves of the highest quality.

The microprocessor operated flow characteristic testing facility is used where required to ensure valve operating
performance & relieving capacity with air as the test medium.

Performance Test Graphical Display

Date : 10/11/2002
Test No.: 79 Time : [Link]
100 Pressure = 7.598 bar g
Flow = 4515.049 Nm3/hr
Lift = 10.767 mm

75 þ Pressure Scale for Y-Axis

þ Flow 0 to 20
Y-Axis Pressure • Flow • Lift (%)

þ Lift
0 to 12000
0 to 40

50

25

0
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26 28 30
X-Axis Time in Seconds

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Selection of Valve Types
1

Type FL 441 Standard Pressure Series for Type FL 441 High Pressure Series for
Steam, Gas or Liquid Service Steam, Gas or Liquid Service

l Full Nozzle, Full Lift Safety Valve l Full Nozzle, Full Lift Safety Valve
l Flanged connections meeting API requirements. l Flanged connections
l Size: 25mm (Inlet) to 200mm (Inlet) l Size: 25mm (Inlet) to 100mm (Inlet)
l Pressure Range: 0.15 bar g to 40.0 bar g (max.) l Pressure Range : Maximum upto 400 bar g
(32.0 bar g max. for steam service) (for pressure beyond FL 441 std. pr. Series)
l IBR approved (C=38) l IBR approved (C=38)
l CCoE approved l CCoE approved

Type FL 539 Series for Gas or Liquid Service Type FL 549 Series Safety Relief Valve for Gas,
Liquid or Jacket Heating Steam Service. Also for
l Modified Nozzle Safety Relief Valve Thermal Relief Application
l Screwed connections
l Compact design with light weight construction l Modified Nozzle Safety Relief Valve
l Size: 15mm (Inlet) l Screwed as well as flanged connections
l Pressure Range: 0.5 bar g to 150 bar g l Size: 15mm (Inlet) to 40mm (Inlet)
l Pressure Range: 0.5 bar g to 250 bar g
l Special construction possible for further higher Pressure
l CCoE approved

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Method of Model Numbering
For Valve Type FL 441 Series 2
MODEL NO.
API H C C4 1 22 4 X3 H/CC41224X3
TUV 74 C S6 4 AA 2 74/CS64AA2
ORIFICE LETTER CONNECTION RATING FOR SPECIAL FEATURES/EXTRA ACCESSORIES
MATERIAL TYPE
ACC. TO API 526 INLET & OUTLET 'X' FOLLOWED BY THE FOLLOWING NOS.
D, E C4 - CS, ASTM A 216 WCB A- ANSI 150 # 0 - OTHER, TO SPECIFY
F (SS 304 TRIM) B - ANSI 300 # 1 - OPEN BONNET
G C6 - CS, ASTM A 216 WCB C- ANSI 600 # 2 - JACKETED TYPE
H (SS 316 TRIM) D- ANSI 900 # 3 - TEST GAG
J S4 - SS, ASTM A 351 CF 8 E - ANSI 1500 # 4 - 'O' RING DISC
K, L (SS 304 TRIM) F - ANSI 2500 # 6 - STELLITED NOZZLE & DISC
M, N, P S5 - SS, ASTM A 351 CF 8 0- OTHER, TO SPECIFY 7 - COOLING SPACER
Q (SS 316 TRIM) 1- PN 10 8 - DRAIN PLUG
R S6 - SS, ASTM A 351 CF 8M 2- PN 16
T (SS 316 TRIM) 3- PN 25
4L - SS, ASTM A 351 CF 3 4- PN 40
FLOW DIA 'do' (SS 304 L TRIM) 5- PN 64
ACC. TO TUV 6L - SS, ASTM A 351 CF 3M 6- PN 100
15 (SS 316 L TRIM) 7- PN 160
18 00 - OTHER, TO SPECIFY
23 HS - ASTM A 217 GR. WC6
29 (SS 316 TRIM)
37 LS - ASTM A 352 GR. LCB
46 (SS 316 TRIM)
60 AY - ALLOY - 20
74 (ALLOY - 20 TRIM)
92 HY - HASTELLOY - 'C'
98 (HASTELLOY - 'C' TRIM)
125 SP - SPECIAL
165 CI - CI TO IS 210
(SS 304 TRIM)

CONSTRUCTION TYPE SPRING MATERIAL STANDARD ACCESSORIES

B - BELLOWS 0- OTHER, TO SPECIFY 0 - OTHER, TO SPECIFY
C - CONVENTIONAL 1- CS CD. PLATED 2 - CLOSED, SCREWED CAP
O - OTHER, TO SPECIFY 2- HIGH TEMP. ALLOY 4 - PACKED LEVER CAP
4- STAINLESS STEEL

NOTE
1) Prefix ‘B’ is used in the 1st block along with orifice letter/flow dia for IBR (Indian Boiler Regulations) approved valves.
2) For Valve Type FL 441, High Pressure Series, Prefix ‘*’ is added in the 1st block.
Thus, in the above example, Model No. H/CC4…...., is Type FL 441 Standard Pressure Series
BH/CC4…...., is Type FL 441 Standard Pressure Series, IBR approved.
*H/CC4…...., is Type FL 441 High Pressure Series
*BH/CC4…...., is Type FL 441 High Pressure Series, IBR approved.

PROCEDURE FOR VALVE SIZING & SELECTION

First refer to Type FL 441, Standard Pressure Series. If the range is insufficient, refer to Type FL 441, High Presure Series.
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Valves manufactured by FAINGER LESER based on DIN design are type tested & approved by the International Agency, TUV (the German
Type Test approving Authority) and the local statutory bodies like the CCoE (Chief Controller of Explosives), the IBR (Indian Boiler Regulations
Act, 1950) etc.
Sizing calculations are according to ASME Sec. VIII Div. 1 / API RP 520 or DIN 3320 / TRD 421, AD-Merkblatt 2000 - A2, IBR 1950, where
applicable. For IBR Valves of FAINGER LESER, the assigned value of constant is: C=38. Relieving capacity of the selected Valve would meet
the customer required capacity.
Flange rating and center to face dimensions are according to API 526 / DIN 3320. Valves with special connections and
different center to face dimensions can also be provided on request.

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SP Series
Safety Valve with Closed Cap, H2
2

42

86

85 75

19 54

18 59

16
56

H~
55
14
60

12 57

61
C

5
60
Y

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SP Series
Assembly of Flanged Spring Loaded Safety Valve
2
Item Part Name
H4
H2 82 1 Body
81
5 Seat/Nozzle
83 7 Disc
80
8 Guide
45 9 Bonnet
79 41
44 12 Spindle
14 Split Ring
42 16 Spring Plate
18 Adjusting Screw
75
19 Lock Nut
46 Spindle Cap
50 Name Plate
54 Spring
55 Stud
56 Hex. Nut
57 Roll Pin
59 Securing Ring
60 Gasket
46 61 Ball
18 74 74 Pin
85 Lead Seal
91 86 Seal Wire
19
91 Securing Ring
86 16
85 12
Cap H2, Gastight
56
42 Cap H2
9 54

8 Lifting Device H4, Gastight

59
41 Lever Cover H4
43 Lever H4
60 44 Lifting Fork
45 Shaft
55 75 Spacer
57 79 O-ring
14
80 Support Ring/Gland
1 61 81 Washer
82 Hex. Nut
83 Circlip
7

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SP Series Standard Materials for Valve Type FL 441
Standard
(StandardMaterials
2 Pressure Series)

PART STANDARD MATERIAL (Also Refer to Method of Model Numbering for Details)
TYPE PART NAME
No. C41 / C61 S44/S54/S64 SPECIAL-1 SPECIAL-2 SPECIAL-3
1 BODY A 216 Gr. WCB A 351 CF 8/8M A 217 Gr. WC6 A 352 Gr. LCB A 351 Gr. CF 8/8M
5 NOZZLE AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316 AISI 316 Hastelloy-C
7 DISC ASSEMBLY AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316 AISI 316 Hastelloy-C
8 SPINDLE GUIDE/ A 216 Gr. WCB AISI 304/316 AISI 316 AISI 316 AISI 316
GUIDE INSERT AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316 AISI 316 AISI 316
9 BONNET A 216 Gr. WCB A 351 CF 8/8M A 217 Gr. WC6 A 351 Gr. LCB A 351 Gr. CF 8/8M
C A P, H 2

12 SPINDLE AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316 AISI 316 AISI 316
14 SPLIT RING AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316 AISI 316 AISI 316
16 SPRING PLATE CS CD. PLATED AISI 304/316 CS CD. PLATED AISI 316 AISI 316
18 ADJUSTING SCREW AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316 AISI 316 AISI 316
19 LOCK NUT AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316 AISI 316 AISI 316
42 CAP (41) CS AISI 304/316 CS AISI 316 AISI 316
C L O S E D

54 SPRING CS CD. PLATED/ SS/ ALLOY STEEL SS SS

ALLOY STEEL ALLOY STEEL
55 STUD A 193 B7 A 193 B7 A 193 B7 A 193 B7 A 193 B7
56 HEX. NUT A 194 Gr. 2H A 194 Gr. 2H A 194 Gr. 2H A 194 Gr. 2H A 194 Gr. 2H
57 ROLL PIN SS SS SS SS SS
59 SECURING RING SS SS SS SS SS
60 GASKET C.A.F. C.A.F. C.A.F. C.A.F. C.A.F.
61 BALL SS SS SS SS SS
75 SPACER C.A.F. C.A.F. C.A.F. C.A.F. C.A.F.
85 LEAD SEAL LEAD LEAD LEAD LEAD LEAD
86 SEAL WIRE MS MS MS MS MS
43 LEVER CS CS CS CS CS
PACKED LEVER, H4

44 LIFTING FORK SS SS SS SS SS
45 LEVER SHAFT AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316 AISI 316 AISI 316
46 SPINDLE CAP AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316 AISI 316 AISI 316
74 PIN SS SS SS SS SS
80 GLAND CS AISI 304/316 AISI 316 AISI 316 AISI 316
82 HEX. NUT CS SS SS SS SS

NOTE
Material of construction will vary according to the service conditions and customer requirement. Other special materials,
for example, Monel, Alloy-20, CF 3, CF 3M and accessories such as Balanced Bellows, Cooling Spacer, Test Gag, Heating Jacket,
Drain Plug, Soft Seat (O-Ring) Disc etc. can be provided on request.

TEMPERATURE Vs. MATERIAL OF CONSTRUCTION

SPRING 0
-268 -60 -10 200 300 540
C

0
F -450 -76 14 392 572 1000
DIN 1.1200 (CS)

DIN 1.4310 (SS)

DIN 1.8159 (ALLOY STEEL)

BODY 0
-268 -102 -29 427 540
C

0
F -450 -151 -21 800 1000
ASTM A 352 LCB ASTM A 216 WCB
ASTM A 351 CF 8/8M
ASTM A 217 WC6
Note: The above material is for standard construction. Suitable material to be used for corrosion resistant/special application.

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SP Series
Overall Dimensions
2
1. For API 526 (Orifice based) Valves
Orifice Details Height ‘H’ Approx. Center to face
Sl. Inlet Outlet Max. Letter Area Area Dia, "d" Weight Closed Packed Outlet Inlet
No. Size Size Set Pr. Approx. Cap, H2 Lever, H4 "B" "C" "Y"
inches inches bar g sq. in. sq. mm mm kgs. mm mm mm mm mm
1 1 2 40.0 D 0.110 71.0 9.50 12.0 340 340 114 105 11.0
1 2 40.0 E 0.196 126.5 12.70 12.0 340 340 114 105 11.0
2 1½ 2 40.0 F 0.307 198.1 15.88 14.0 360 360 121 124 11.0
3 1½ 3 40.0 G 0.503 324.5 20.33 16.0 360 360 121 124 11.0
4 1½ 3 20.0 H 0.785 506.5 25.40 20.0 440 460 124 130 11.0
2 3 40.0 H 0.785 506.5 25.40 22.0 445 465 124 137 11.0
5 2 3 20.0 J 1.287 830.3 32.51 24.0 490 510 124 137 11.0
3 4 40.0 J 1.287 830.3 32.51 30.0 490 510 143 137 13.0
6 3 4 40.0 K 1.838 1185.8 38.86 38.0 550 575 162 156 14.0
7 3 4 20.0 L 2.853 1840.6 48.41 48.0 645 695 165 156 16.0
4 6 40.0 L 2.853 1840.6 48.41 52.0 665 715 184 178 16.0
8 4 6 40.0 M 3.600 2322.6 54.38 56.0 665 715 184 178 16.0
9 4 6 40.0 N 4.340 2800.0 59.70 75.0 760 810 210 197 18.0
10 4 6 40.0 P 6.380 4116.1 72.40 98.0 800 855 229 181 18.0
11 6 8 40.0 Q 11.050 7129.0 95.30 140.0 860 910 241 240 20.0
12 6 10 25.0 R 16.000 10322.6 114.60 165.0 985 985 267 240 20.0
13 8 10 20.0 T 26.000 16774 141.72 185.0 1020 1020 279 276 20.0

NOTE

Flange ratings and center to face dimensions are according to API RP 526 as applicable for Full Nozzle Safety
Valves of inlet size 1" (25mm) and above. For revised sizes due to higher pressure & Temp., refer to page # 6/06.
For smaller sizes, refer to FL 539 & FL 549 series.

2. For “do” based Valves

Height ‘H’ Approx. Center to face
Sl. Inlet Outlet Max. Weight Closed Packed Lever Outlet Inlet
No. Size Size Set Pr. do Approx. Cap, H2 Cap, H4 "B" "C" "Y"
mm mm bar g mm kgs. mm mm mm mm mm
1 25 40 40.0 23 12.0 340 340 114 105 11.0
2 32 50 40.0 29 17.0 440 455 121 124 11.0
3 40 65 40.0 37 22.0 480 500 121 124 11.0
4 50 80 40.0 46 30.0 540 560 124 137 11.0
5 65 100 40.0 60 45.0 645 695 165 156 16.0
6 80 125 40.0 74 70.0 760 810 210 197 18.0
7 100 150 40.0 92 98.0 800 855 229 181 18.0
8 125 200 40.0 98 140.0 860 910 241 240 20.0
9 150 250 25.0 125 165.0 985 985 267 240 20.0
10 200 300 20.0 165 295.0 1335 1335 279 276 20.0

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SP Series
Discharge Capacities
2
Calculation of mass flow acc. to ASME Sec. VIII Div. 1/ API 526
Saturated Steam capacity in lb/h Air capacity at 15°C in scfm Water capacity in [Link]
Orifice Medium SET PRESSURE, psig
Letter 15 30 50 75 100 125 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 575
D Steam 172 263 385 537 689 841 993 1296 1600 1904 2208 2511 2815 3119 3423 3575
Air 65 94 137 192 246 300 354 463 571 680 788 897 1005 1114 1222 1276
Water 11 15 19 24 27 30 33 38 43 47 51 54 58 61 64 65
E Steam 307 469 686 957 1227 1498 1769 2310 2851 3392 3934 4475 5016 5558 6099 6370
Air 115 168 245 342 438 535 632 825 1018 1211 1405 1598 1791 1985 2178 2274
Water 19 27 34 42 48 54 59 69 77 84 91 97 103 108 114 116
F Steam 481 735 1074 1498 1922 2346 2770 3618 4466 5314 6161 7009 7857 8705 9553 9977
Air 180 263 384 535 686 838 989 1292 1595 1897 2200 2503 2806 3108 3411 3563
Water 29 42 54 66 76 85 93 107 120 132 142 152 161 170 178 182
G Steam 788 1205 1760 2455 3150 3844 4539 5928 7317 8706 10095 11484 12873 14263 15652
16346
Air 295 430 629 877 1125 1373 1621 2117 2613 3109 3605 4101 4597 5093 5589 5837
Water 48 68 88 108 124 139 152 176 197 215 233 249 264 278 292 298
H Steam 1230 1880 2747 3831 4915 5999 7083 9251 11419 13587 15755 17923 20091 22259 24427
25511
Air 460 671 981 1368 1755 2142 2529 3303 4078 4852 5626 6400 7174 7948 8722 9109
Water 75 106 137 168 194 217 238 275 307 336 363 388 412 434 455 466
J Steam 2016 3083 4504 6281 8059 9836 11613 15167 18721 22276 25830 29384 32939 36493 40047
41824
Air 754 1101 1608 2243 2878 3512 4147 5416 6685 7954 9223 10493 11762 13031 14300
14935
Water 123 174 225 276 318 356 390 450 503 551 595 637 675 712 746 763
K Steam 2879 4402 6433 8971 11509 14047 16585 21661 26737 31813 36889 41965 47041 52116 57192
59730
Air 1077 1572 2297 3203 4110 5016 5922 7735 9547 11360 13172 14985 16797 18610 20422
21329
Water 176 249 321 394 455 508 557 643 719 787 850 909 964 1016 1066 1090
L Steam 4470 6833 9985 13925 17864 21804 25743 33622 41501 49380 57260 65139 73018 80897 88776
92715
Air 1672 2440 3565 4972 6379 7786 9192 12006 14819 17633 20446 23260 26073 28887 31700
33107
Water 273 386 499 611 706 789 864 998 1116 1222 1320 1411 1497 1578 1655 1692
M Steam 5640 8622 12599 17570 22541 27512 32483 42426 52368 62310 72252 82194 92136102078112020
116991
Air 2109 3079 4499 6274 8049 9824 11599 15149 18700 22250 25800 29350 32900 36450 40000
41775
Water 345 488 630 771 890 995 1090 1259 1408 1542 1666 1781 1889 1991 2088 2135
N Steam 6799 10395 15189 21182 27175 33168 39161 51146 63132 75118 87104 99089 111075123061135046
141039
Air 2543 3712 5424 7564 9704 11844 13984 18263 22543 26823 31103 35383 39663 43943 48223
50363
Water 416 588 759 930 1073 1200 1315 1518 1697 1859 2008 2147 2277 2400 2517 2574
P Steam 9995 15281 22329 31139 39948 48758 57568 75187 92807110427128046145666163285180905198524

NOTE
Capacities shown here are indicative. For detailed calculations, please provide the complete process data.

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SP Series
Discharge Capacities
2
Calculation of mass flow acc. to DIN 3320 TRD 421, AD-Merkblatt 2000-A2
Saturated Steam capacity in kg/h Air capacity at 15°C in Nm3/h Water capacity in m3/h
Flow Medium SET PRESSURE, bar g
dia mm 0.30 0.75 1.5 3.5 5.5 7.5 11.0 13.0 15.0 19.0 23.0 27.0 32.0 39.0
18 Steam 105 164 254 442 626 806 1118 1293 1468 1812 2155 2491 2910
Air 118 191 304 547 790 1033 1458 1701 1944 2430 2916 3402 4010 4860
Water 3 5 7 11 14 16 19 21 23 25 28 30 33 36
23 Steam 171 268 415 721 1022 1316 1825 2111 2397 2959 3518 4068 4752
Air 193 312 496 893 1289 1686 2381 2777 3174 3968 4761 5555 6546 7935
Water 5 8 12 18 22 26 32 34 37 41 46 49 54 59
29 Steam 273 426 660 1146 1624 2092 2902 3356 3811 4705 5594 6467 7554
Air 307 497 788 1419 2050 2681 3785 4415 5046 6308 7569 8831 10407 12615
Water 8 13 19 28 35 41 50 55 59 66 73 79 86 95
37 Steam 444 694 1074 1866 2644 3406 4724 5463 6204 7658 9105 10527 12297
Air 501 809 1283 2310 3337 4364 6161 7187 8214 10268 12321 14375 16941 20535
Water 13 21 30 46 58 67 82 89 95 107 118 128 139 154
46 Steam 686 1072 1659 2884 4087 5265 7301 8445 9589 11837 14074 16271 19007
Air 774 1250 1984 3571 5158 6745 9522 11109 12696 15870 19044 22218 26186 31740
Water 21 33 47 71 89 104 126 137 147 166 183 198 215 238
60 Steam 1167 2027 2823 4906 6953 8957 12422 14367 16314 20138 23944 27682 32336
Air 1316 2363 3375 6075 8775 11475 16200 18900 21600 27000 32400 37800 44550 54000
Water 35 56 79 121 152 177 215 234 251 282 311 337 367 405
74 Steam 1775 3083 4294 7463 10576 13625 18895 21854 24816 30632 36421 42108 49187
Air 2002 3594 5134 9241 13348 17455 24642 28749 32856 41070 49284 57498 67766 82140
Water 54 85 121 184 231 270 327 355 382 430 473 512 557 615
92 Steam 2743 4766 6638 11535 16347 21059 29205 33778 38357 47347 56294 65084 76027
Air 3095 5555 7935 14283 20631 26979 38088 44436 50784 63480 76176 88872 104742
Water 83 132 187 285 357 417 505 549 590 664 731 792 862
98 Steam 3112 5408 7532 13088 18548 23895 33139 38328 43523 53724 63877
Air 3511 6303 9004 16207 23410 30613 43218 50421 57624 72030 86436
Water 95 150 212 323 405 473 573 623 669 753 829
125 Steam 5064 8798 12253 21293 30177 38876 53914 62357 70809 87405 103923
Air 5713 10254 14648 26367 38086 49805 70313 82031 93750 117188 140625
Water 154 244 344 526 659 770 933 1014 1089 1226 1349
165 Steam 8823 15329 21350 37102 52580 67737 93940 108650123378 152295
Air 9954 17866 25523 45942 66361 86780 122513 142931163350 204188
Water 268 424 600 917 1149 1342 1625 1767 1898 2136

NOTE
Capacities shown here are indicative. For detailed calculations, please provide the complete process data.

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SP Series
Discharge Capacities
2
Calculation of mass flow acc. to IBR 1950
(Saturated Steam capacity in kg/h)
Flow SET PRESSURE, bar g
dia mm 1 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 24 28 32
18 195 291 485 678 872 1065 1259 1452 1646 1839 2033 2420 2807 3194
23 318 476 792 1108 1424 1739 2055 2371 2687 3003 3319 3951 4582 5214
29 505 757 1259 1761 2263 2765 3268 3770 4272 4774 5276 6281 7285 8289
37 823 1232 2049 2867 3684 4501 5319 6136 6954 7771 8589 10224 11859 13494
46 1272 1904 3167 4431 5694 6958 8221 9485 10748 12012 13275 15803 18330 20857
60 2164 3239 5388 7538 9688 11837 13987 16137 18286 20436 22586 26885 31185 35484
74 3291 4926 8196 11466 14736 18006 21276 24546 27816 31086 34356 40895 47435 53975
92 5087 7614 12668 17723 22777 27831 32885 37939 42993 48048 53102 63210 73319 83427
98 5772 8640 14375 20110 25844 31579 37314 43049 48784 54519 60254 71724 83194
125 9391 14056 23386 32717 42047 51377 60708 70038 79368 88699 98029 116690
165 16363 24491 40749 57006 73263 89520 105777 122034 138291 154548 170806

NOTE
Capacities shown here are indicative. For detailed calculations, please provide the complete process data.

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Accessories
2
1. Safety Valves with Stainless Steel Bellows

There are two reasons for the use of stainless steel bellows:

a) Bellows reliably seal the bonnet to the outlet chamber, protecting the guides, moving parts and the spring against
failure through action of the fluid, such as dirt, corrosion, impurities or temperature.

b) Stainless-steel bellows compensate for the effects of back pressure. They are so designed that the effective area
of the bellows is equivalent to that of the seating area.

Stainless-steel bellows must be used when built-up back pressure exceeds 15% of set pressure. Stainless steel
bellows can be used for back pressure up to a maximum of 35% of the set pressure.

The stainless-steel balanced bellows’ inherent stiffness affects set and function performance. The min. set pressure
is also dependent on the nominal dia. (DN) chosen. Depending on the set pressure, either single or double-
walled stainless steel bellows (standard) are used. A shield may also have to be installed if the
unit is subjected to a particularly high level of stress, such as abrasive fluids, flow

A ¼” BSP/NPT control thread is fitted into the bonnet to

monitor the efficiency of the bellows. A discharge pipe Material & Limits of Application
can be attached to the ¼” threaded drain, in the event
that provisions have to be made for a safe discharge of Bellow material : SS 316 L
fluids in special cases e.g. aggressive or toxic fluids. Temperature limits : Up to 450 OC
Set pressure : 3.0 bar min.
The design height of the safety valve is altered if the
Back pressure : Max. 35% of set
stainless steel bellows are installed.

NOTE
Special materials and lower set pressures are also possible. Please check availability.

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Accessories
2
2. Safety Valves with Heating Jacket
Safety Valve can be fitted with a heating jacket for special applications. Areas of application are systems to be protected
from media, which are viscous, sticky or have tendency to
crystallize out of solution.

In case of flanged Safety Valves without stainless steel bellows, only the bodies are fitted with a heating jacket. The heating

Safety Valves with stainless steel bellows

For Safety Valves with stainless steel bellows, the bonnet spacer required to house the bellows is fitted with an additional
heating jacket. Both heating jackets are joined by a threaded pipe bend.

3. Safety Valves with Cooling Spacer for higher temperature (above 400 oC)
To protect the sliding parts and the spring against inadmissible influence of temperature an additional equipment will be
necessary for all flanged spring loaded valves if the fluid temperature is 400 oC (752 oF) and higher.

If the temperature is higher than 450 oC (842 oF) stainless steel bellows should be provided as far as they are not fitted
already by reason of the back pressure ratio.

54

55
56

11
15

1
7
5

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Accessories
2
4. Safety Valves with Test Gag
In order to allow the adjustment of each Safety Valve in a plant provided with several Safety Valves or to carry out a pressure test
above the allowable operating pressure a test gag is required. The test gag is fitted in the lever cover and exerts force on top of
the spindle. After testing the test gag shall be removed.

5. Safety Valves with Lift Stopper

That Safety Valves are only available in standardized nominal diameters, the valve could in a given application be oversized. It
is therefore recommended to reduce the lift by means of a lift stopper, thus reducing the coefficient of discharge in addition.

Lift stoppers must allow a lift of at least 1 mm.

Lift limitation by bush Lift limitation by gag

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 FL 441
Instructions for the Treatment and Installation of
Pressure Relief Valves. 2
1. General Notes According to rules a drain hole of sufficient size must
Pressure Relief Valves are highly quality instruments which be incorporated at the lowest point of pipe work. In all
should be handled with great care. To ensure the correct cases the discharge pipe must first slope in a
performance of a pressure relief valve all parts are made with downwards direction and fitted with a suitable size
exact precision. Only this precision ensures the correct drain hole before any bends are connected (refer to
functioning of the pressure relief valves. Careless handling of sketch).
the finished valve in workshops, stores, during transportation
or installation could cause leakage or possibly permanent Exception:
damage (also refer to API Report Guide for inspection of In special cases, for instance on board of ships an
refinery equipment, Chapt. XVI Pressure Relieving Devices" optional drain hole may be recommended in the valve
Para 1603082 and 1603083). body as it may be that pipe work drainage cannot be
guaranteed at a lower point than the valve. The standard
The sealing surfaces have been ground and lapped with high drain hole which will then be supplied by the factory is
precision to ensure the required tightness. Even though the 1/4" BSP. But, by all means, the discharge pipe must be
surfaces are extremely hard, the seal can still be damaged. drained too. In extreme cases this hole can be drilled
By all means, one must take care to prevent impurities from outside of our factory provided that special care is taken
entering the valve during transportation, installation and to ensure that no damage is done to the sealing
operation. surfaces.

When installing pressure relief valves with threaded All drainage pipes that have been connected must be
connections, use only metal seal washers. Seal materials such free of restriction and the ends easily seen. Care must be
as hemp or PTFE tape should not be used as this type of taken when discharging any drainage to prevent injury
material can break off and enter the valve causing it to leak. to personnel. For example on steam connect a suitable
steam trap.
If valves with open bonnets and/or levers are to be painted
after despatch from the factory, care must be taken to protect Note!
the sliding parts. Otherwise the correct operation of the When valves are supplied with a drain hole that is not
pressure relief valve may be affected. going to be used the plastic plug fitted in the hole must
be removed and replaced by a metal plug.
2. Transport Protection
The inlet and outlet of the pressure relief safety valves are 3.3 Mounting Brackets
protected during transportation with plastic caps. These caps For pressure relief valves with mounting brackets a
should only be removed just before installing the valve. fastening possibility for the brackets should be
provided to withstand the forces of reaction when
The lifting lever of spring loaded pressure relief valves is valve blows off. The bracket holes can be drilled
secured with a wire to the bonnet. This wire should be on request.
removed only after installation. For testing the set pressure or
tightness of the pressure relief valve remove also this wire and 3.4 Insulation
take care that the lever is not engaged with the spindle cap. In case any insulation of the pressure relief valve is
provided, the bonnet must be kept free to avoid
3. Installation/Assembly unacceptable heating up of the spring.

3.1 General Notes 3.5 Inlet Pipe

Spring loaded pressure relief valves should be The inlet pipe for pressure relief valves should be as
installed with the bonnet VERTICALLY UPWARDS. short as possible and should be so arranged, that
when the valve is in its fully open position the pressure
Furthermore, pressure relief valves should be drop must not exceed 3% of set pressure, the edging at
mounted in such a way that no inadmissible static, the inlet pipe should be rounded off or at least be
dynamic or thermal loads can be transmitted to the chamfered.
valve due to up and downstream pipe work. If
necessary, expansion possibilities should be If the calculation results in a higher than 3% pressure
provided. Stresses by incorrect mounting should be drop of set pressure then the inlet pipe size must be
avoided. enlarged.

3.2 Draining of Condensate 3.6 Discharge Pipes/Back Pressure

To prevent dirt and all kinds of impurities from the The discharge piping on vapours and gases should
pressure relief valve the drainage of discharge pipe be installed in an ascending direction, on liquids in an

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 FL 441
Instructions for the Treatment and Installation of
2 Pressure Relief Valves.
The discharge pipework of all pressure relief valves It is recommended and in Germany required by Rules to lift
should be so arranged that the back pressure, which manually the valve lifting lever from time to time in order to
is built up during blow off, does not exceed a max. prevent accumulation of deposits that will affect valve
15% of set pressure. operation. For steam generators, the following requirements
are established in the German Technical Rules for Steam
In case of higher back pressure, pressure relief valves Boilers TRD 601, edition 6.83, Section 6.
with pressure compensating metal bellows
(balanced type) shall be used. In case the back "Testing of pressure relief valves is required for plants
pressure is >0.15 times set pressure the capacity of operating with demineralized water and for hot water
the pressure relief valves must be recalculated. generators at intervals of at least 6 months, with the exception
of power plants. For other steam generators, the test interval
3.7 Pressure Relief Valves with bellows should not exceed 4 weeks".
Pressure relief valves with elastomer bellows (TRD 721)
as well as metal bellows have a vent hole in the It is important to ensure that the lifting lever does not engage
bonnet. the spindle cap after the lift operation. The lever must be
deflected towards the center line of the bonnet until the lifting
fork is disengaged.
When fitting pressure relief valve with a vent hole care
must be taken to prevent moisture from entering the
For pressure relief valves with open bonnet, a drain groove is
bonnet. However, fluid escaping from the vent hole
provided in the guide flange. Whilst blowing, condensate
indicates that the bellows have failed. Repair is
escaping through the clearance between guide disc and
required.
spindle is drained through this groove.

When pressure relief valves with bellows are used with According to DIN specification 4754, Oct. 74 Edition
toxic or inflammable fluids, care must be taken to fit a "Explanations", Para 4.4 pressure relief valves represent the
suitable vent pipe to provide safe venting. For this last step in the line of protection for the vessel, and they should
purpose, the vent can be threaded 1/4" BSP female be able to prevent excess pressure when all other automatic
on request. or pilot operated checking instruments have failed. To
guarantee this function pressure relief valves require, like all
4. Mode of Operation/Maintenance other technical equipment, regular service. How often a
The working pressure of the plant should be at least 5% below valve must be checked, depends on the actual operating
the blow down pressure of the valve to enable a correct conditions, so that no general indications can be given.
reseat. When a slight leakage occurs, due to deposits Usually pressure relief valves operating in a corrosive
between the sealing surfaces, surfaces can be cleaned by atmosphere or on laden fluids require service more often than
operating the lifting lever causing the valve to blow off. valves operating clean conditions. This also applies if the
pressure relief valve operates frequently causing a higher
The valve should be closed by sudden release of the lever. If wear out to the seat and disc.
this procedure does not stop the leakage, the valve seals are
probably damaged. Repairs should be carried out at our Special consideration is required if conditions such as
vibration (to be avoided, if possible) pressure pulsation and/or

Add, drain pipe in case of

prepared drain hole

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Dismantling and Assembly Instructions
For Valve Type FL 441 & FL 549 Series 2
1. Loosen the existing lead seal. 15. Replace spring (54).
2. Press the lever (43) towards the middle until it reaches 16. Slip on the upper spring plate (16) onto the spindle
the stop so that the lifting fork(44) no longer holds the (12).
spindle cap (46).
17. Align adjusting screw (18), and bonnet (9), over the
3. Loosen and remove the lever cover (41).
4. Loosen the spindle cap (46) from the spindle (12), spindle (12) and refit.
remove the securing ring (91) and the pin (74). 18. Fit and tighten the hex. nuts (56).
5. Loosen the lock nut (19) of the adjusting screw (18). 19. Load the spring (54) to obtain the required set
6. Turn the adjusting screw (18) anticlockwise to remove pressure. Clockwise rotation of adjusting screw (18)
the all spring tension. increases pressure. Anticlockwise rotation of adjusting
7. Remove the hex. nuts (56) from the flange of the
screw (18) reduces pressure.
bonnet (9).
8. Lift off the bonnet (9). 20. Tighten the lock nut (19) onto the adjusting screw (18).
9. Remove the upper spring plate (16). 21. Refit and secure spindle cap (46) by pin (74) and
10. Lift of the spring (54) and remove lower spring plate securing (91).
(16) and split rings (14). 22. Screw-on the lever cover (41).
11. Remove spindle (12) with guide (8) and disc (7). 23. Pull the lever (43) towards the middle so that the lifting
12. Carefully clean seat (5) and disc (7), and if required
fork (44) is pushed under the spindle cap (46).
body internals.
13. Refit spindle (12) with guide (8) and disc (7). 24. Test spindle will lift correctly by pulling lever.
14. Fit the split rings (14) into spindle groove and retain
with the securing ring (59); slip on lower spring plate These instructions are applicable for Relief Valves,
(16) to locate on split rings (14).

CAUTION
During all work the spindle has to be secured against twisting in order to prevent damage to the sealing surfaces.

43

44

18

41

19

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 FL 441
Dismantling and Assembly Instructions
For Valve Type FL 441 & FL 549 Series 2
1. Loosen the existing lead seal. 15. Replace spring (54).
2. Press the lever (43) towards the middle until it reaches 16. Slip on the upper spring plate (16) onto the spindle
the stop so that the lifting fork(44) no longer holds the (12).
spindle cap (46).
17. Align adjusting screw (18), and bonnet (9), over the
3. Loosen and remove the lever cover (41).
4. Loosen the spindle cap (46) from the spindle (12), spindle (12) and refit.
remove the securing ring (91) and the pin (74). 18. Fit and tighten the hex. nuts (56).
5. Loosen the lock nut (19) of the adjusting screw (18). 19. Load the spring (54) to obtain the required set
6. Turn the adjusting screw (18) anticlockwise to remove pressure. Clockwise rotation of adjusting screw (18)
the all spring tension. increases pressure. Anticlockwise rotation of adjusting
7. Remove the hex. nuts (56) from the flange of the
screw (18) reduces pressure.
bonnet (9).
8. Lift off the bonnet (9). 20. Tighten the lock nut (19) onto the adjusting screw (18).
9. Remove the upper spring plate (16). 21. Refit and secure spindle cap (46) by pin (74) and
10. Lift of the spring (54) and remove lower spring plate securing (91).
(16) and split rings (14). 22. Screw-on the lever cover (41).
11. Remove spindle (12) with guide (8) and disc (7). 23. Pull the lever (43) towards the middle so that the lifting
12. Carefully clean seat (5) and disc (7), and if required
fork (44) is pushed under the spindle cap (46).
body internals.
13. Refit spindle (12) with guide (8) and disc (7). 24. Test spindle will lift correctly by pulling lever.
14. Fit the split rings (14) into spindle groove and retain
with the securing ring (59); slip on lower spring plate These instructions are applicable for Relief Valves,
(16) to locate on split rings (14).

CAUTION
During all work the spindle has to be secured against twisting in order to prevent damage to the sealing surfaces.

43

44

18

41

19

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 FL 441
HP Series
Safety Valve with Packed Lever Cap, H4
3

45

44
46

41
74

86
43

85
75

19
69

18
54

59

16

56
14

H~
55

12
60

9 57

61

5
C

60
Y

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FL 441
HP Series
Standard Materials
3
PART STANDARD MATERIAL (Also Refer to Method of Model Numbering for Details)
TYPE PART NAME
No. C41 / C61 S44 / S54 / S64 SPECIAL-1
1 BODY A 216 Gr. WCB A 351 CF 8/8M A 217 Gr. WC6
5 NOZZLE AISI 304/316 Stellited AISI 304/316 Stellited AISI 316 Stellited
7 DISC ASSEMBLY AISI 304/316 Stellited AISI 304/316 Stellited AISI 316 Stellited
8 SPINDLE GUIDE/ A 216 Gr. WCB AISI 304/316 AISI 316
GUIDE INSERT AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316
9 BONNET A 216 Gr. WCB A 351 CF 8/8M A 217 Gr. WC6
C A P, H 2

12 SPINDLE AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316

14 SPLIT RING AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316
16 SPRING PLATE CS CD. PLATED AISI 304/316 CS CD. PLATED
18 ADJUSTING SCREW AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316
19 LOCK NUT AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316
42 CAP (41) CS AISI 304/316 CS
C L O S E D

54 SPRING CS CD. PLATED/ SS/ ALLOY STEEL

ALLOY STEEL ALLOY STEEL
55 STUD A 193 B7 A 193 B7 A 193 B7
56 HEX. NUT A 194 Gr. 2H A 194 Gr. 2H A 194 Gr. 2H
57 ROLL PIN SS SS SS
59 SECURING RING SS SS SS
60 GASKET C.A.F. C.A.F. C.A.F.
61 BALL SS SS SS
69 AXIAL THRUST BALL BEARING
75 SPACER C.A.F. C.A.F. C.A.F.
85 LEAD SEAL LEAD LEAD LEAD
86 SEAL WIRE MS MS MS
43 LEVER CS CS CS
PACKED LEVER, H4

44 LIFTING FORK SS SS SS
45 LEVER SHAFT AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316
46 SPINDLE CAP AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316
74 PIN SS SS SS
80 GLAND CS AISI 304/316 AISI 316
82 HEX. NUT CS SS SS

NOTE Material of construction will vary according to the service conditions and customer requirement. Other special materials,
for example, Monel, Alloy-20, CF 3, CF 3M and accessories such as Cooling Spacer, Test Gag, Heating Jacket, Drain Plug,
Soft Seat (O-Ring) Disc etc. can be provided on request.

TEMPERATURE Vs. MATERIAL OF CONSTRUCTION

SPRING 0
-268 -60 -10 200 300 540
C

0
F -450 -76 14 392 572 1000
DIN 1.1200 (CS)
DIN 1.4310 (SS)

DIN 1.8159 (ALLOY STEEL)

BODY 0
-268 -102 -29 427 540
C

0
F -450 -151 -21 800 1000
ASTM A 352 LCB ASTM A 216 WCB
ASTM A 351 CF 8/8M
ASTM A 217 WC6
Note: The above material is for standard construction. Suitable material to be used for corrosion resistant/special application.

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HP Series
Overall Dimensions
3
Inlet Outlet Height " H” Approx. Center to face
Sl. Max. Flow Weight Closed Packed Outlet Inlet
No. Size Size Set Pr. dia Approx. Cap, H2 Lever, H4 "B" "C" "Y"
mm mm bar g mm kgs. mm mm mm mm mm
143 18
1 25 50 160 15 15.0 450 475 100 135 13.0
250 12
143 18
2 40 50 160 15 18.0 435 460 152 124 13.0
250 12
78 29
3 40 80 130 23 25.0 510 535 120 145 14.0
160 18
73 37
4 50 80 139 29 35.0 565 590 120 170 16.0
160 23
48 46
5 80 100 90 37 50.0 670 720 155 180 16.0
140 29
40* 60*
6 80 150 65 46 80.0 760 810 180 190 17.0
100 37
36* 74*
7 100 150 55 60 105.0 835 885 190 215 17.0
86 46

NOTE
Special sizes & connections or different center to face dimensions etc. can also be provided on request.

Inlet flange rating shall be from ANSI 600# to ANSI 2500# & the corresponding outlet flange rating shall be ANSI 150#
to ANSI 300# as per customer requirement. However, for inlet flange rating ANSI 1500# & above the outlet flange rating
shall be ANSI 300# in all cases.

*The applicable sizes are for only steam service when set pressure is above 32.0 bar g.

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FL 441
HP Series
Discharge Capacities
3
Calculation of mass flow acc. to ASME Sec. VIII Div. 1/ API 526
Saturated Steam capacity in lb/h Air capacity at 15°C in scfm Water capacity in [Link]
Orifice Medium SET PRESSURE, psig
Letter 575 600 625 675 700 750 775 800 850 850 900 950 1000
D Steam 3575 3727 3879 4182 4334 4638 4790 4942 5246 5246 5549 5853 6157
Air 1276 1331 1385 1493 1548 1656 1710 1765 1873 1873 1982 2090 2199
Water 65 67 68 71 72 75 76 77 79 79 82 84 86
E Steam 6370 6640 6911 7452 7723 8264 8535 8805 9347 9347 9888 10429 10970
Air 2274 2371 2468 2661 2758 2951 3048 3144 3338 3338 3531 3724 3917
Water 116 119 121 126 128 133 135 137 141 141 145 149 153
F Steam 9977 10401 10825 11672 12096 12944 13368 13792 14640 14640 15488 16336 17183
Air 3563 3714 3865 4168 4319 4622 4774 4925 5228 5228 5530 5833 6136
Water 182 186 190 197 201 208 211 215 221 221 228 234 240
G Steam 16346 17041 17735 19125 19819 21208 21903 22597 23986 23986 25376 26765 28154
Air 5837 6085 6333 6829 7077 7573 7821 8069 8565 8565 9061 9557 10053
Water 298 305 311 323 329 341 346 352 363 363 373 383 393
H Steam 25511 26595 27678 29846 30930 33098 34182 35266 37434 37434 39602 41770 43938
Air 9109 9496 9884 10658 11045 11819 12206 12593 13367 13367 14141 14915 15689
Water 466 476 485 504 514 532 540 549 566 566 582 598 614
J Steam 41824 43601 45379 48933 50710 54264 56041 57819 61373 61373 64927 68482 72036
Air 14935 15569 16204 17473 18108 19377 20011 20646 21915 21915 23184 24454 25723
Water 763 780 796 827 842 872 886 900 928 928 955 981 1007
K Steam 59730 62268 64806 69882
Air 21329 22235 23141 24954
Water 1090 1113 1136 1181
L Steam 92715 96655 100595 108474 112413 120292 124232
Air 33107 34514 35921 38734 40141 42954 44361
Water 1692 1728 1764 1833 1867 1932 1964
M Steam 116991 121962 126933 136875 141846 151788 156759
Air 41775 43551 45326 48876 50651 54201 55976
Water 2135 2181 2226 2313 2356 2438 2479
N Steam 141039 147032 153025 165011 171004 182989 188982
Air 50363 52503 54643 58922 61062 65342 67482
Water 2574 2629 2683 2789 2840 2939 2988

NOTE
Capacities shown here are indicative. For detailed calculations, please provide the complete process data.

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HP Series
Discharge Capacities
3
Calculation of mass flow acc. to DIN 3320 TRD 421 AD-Markblatt 2000-A2
Saturated Steam capacity in kg/h Air capacity at 15°C in Nm3/h Water capacity in m3/h
Flow SET PRESSURE, bar g
Medium
dia mm 32.1 36.0 40.0 45.0 50.0 55.0 60.0 65.0 70.0 75.0 80.0 85.0 90.0 95.0 100.0
18 Steam 2919 3241 3571 3979 4383 4791 5190 5590 5986 6379 6769 7162 7552 7939 8324
Air 5589 6197 6804 7412 8019 8627 9234 9842 10449 11057 11664 12272
Water 39 41 43 45 47 49 50 52 54 55 57 58
23 Steam 4766 5291 5830 6497 7156 7822 8473 9126 9774 10415 11052 11693 12330 12962 13590
Air 9125 10117 11109 12101 13093 14085 15077 16068 17060 18052 19044 20036
Water 64 67 71 74 77 80 82 85 88 90 93 95
29 Steam 7577 8412 9268 10329 11377 12435 13471 14509 15538 16558 17570 18589 19601 20607 21606
Air 14507 16084 17661 19238 20815 22392 23969 25545 27122 28699 30276 31853
Water 102 107 112 117 122 127 131 135 140 144 148 151
37 Steam 12334 13694 15087 16815 18520 20242 21928 23618 25293 26954 28601 30260 31908 33545 35171
Air 23615 26182 28749 31316 33883 36450 39017 41583 44150 46717 49284 51851
Water 165 174 183 191 199 206 213 220 227 234 240 246
46 Steam 19064 21166 23319 25989 28626 31287 33894 36506 39095 41662 44207 46771
Air 36501 40469 44436 48404 52371 56339 60306 64274 68241
Water 255 269 282 295 307 319 330 341 351
60 Steam 32434 36010 39673 44216 48702 53229
Air 62100 68850 75600
Water 435 458 480
74 Steam 49336 54775
Air
Water

NOTE
Capacities shown here are indicative. For detailed calculations, please provide the complete process data.

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HP Series
Discharge Capacities
3
Calculation of mass flow acc. to IBR 1950
(Saturated Steam capacity in kg/h)
Flow SET PRESSURE, bar g
dia mm 32.1 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 55 60 65 70
18 3203 3387 3581 3774 3967 4161 4354 4548 4741 4935 5419 5902 6386 6870
23 5230 5530 5846 6162 6478 6794 7110 7425 7741 8057 8847 9637 10426 11216
29 8315 8792 9294 9796 10298 10800 11303 11805 12307 12809 14065 15320 16576 17831
37 13535 14311 15129 15946 16764 17581 18399 19216 20034 20851 22895 24939 26982 29026
46 20920 22120 23384 24647 25911 27175 28438 29702 30965 32229 35388 38546 41705 44864
60 35592 37634 39783 41933 44083 46233 48382 50532 52682 54831 60206
74 54139 57245 60515

NOTE
Capacities shown here are indicative. For detailed calculations, please provide the complete process data.

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 FL 539
Method of Model Numbering
For Valve Type FL 539 Series 4
MODEL No.
10 / C S4 4 S S 4 10/CS44SS4

FLOW DIA MATERIAL TYPE CONNECTION RATING

FOR INLET & OUTLET
10 C4 - CS, ASTM A 216 WCB S - SCREWED
12.5 (SS 304 TRIM) 0 - OTHER, TO SPECIFY
C6 - CS, ASTM A 216 WCB
(SS 316 TRIM)
S4 - SS, ASTM A 351 CF 8
(SS 304 TRIM)
S5 - SS, ASTM A 351 CF 8
(SS 316 TRIM)
Note: S6 - SS, ASTM A 351 CF 8M
For Flow dia 12.5mm, (SS 316 TRIM)
the model No. would 4L - SS, ASTM A 351 CF 3
read as 12/..... (SS 304L TRIM)
6L - SS, ASTM A 351 CF 3M
(SS 316L TRIM)
00 - OTHER, TO SPECIFY
HS - ASTM A 217 GR. WC6
(SS 316 TRIM)
LS - ASTM A 352 GR. LCB
(SS 316 TRIM)
AY - ALLOY - 20
(ALLOY - 20 TRIM)
HY - HASTELLOY - 'C'
(HAST. - 'C' TRIM)
SP - SPECIAL
CI - CI TO IS 210
(SS 304 TRIM)

CONSTRUCTION TYPE SPRING MATERIAL STANDARD ACCESSORIES

C - CONVENTIONAL 0 - OTHER, TO SPECIFY 0 - OTHER, TO SPECIFY
O - OTHER, TO SPECIFY 1 - CS CD. PLATED 2 - CLOSED, SCREWED CAP
4 - STAINLESS STEEL 4 - PACKED LEVER CAP

PROCEDURE FOR VALVE SIZING & SELECTION

Valves manufactured by FAINGER LESER are based on DIN design. Relieving capacity of the selected valve would meet the customer
required capacity. Sizing calculations are according to DIN 3320 / TRD 421, AD-Merkblatt 2000-A2 or
ASME Sec. VIII Div. 1/ API RP 520, where applicable.

FAINGER LESER Valves are tested for seat leakage according to API 527.

OVERALL DIMENSIONS
Size Center to face
Height
(approx.) Inlet Outlet Weight Flow dia
Sl. (approx.) Designation
Inlet Outlet H a+c b “do”
No. kgs
mm mm mm mm mm mm
1 15 15 180 48 33 0.9 01 10
2 15 20 180 48 33 1.0 02 10
3 20 20 180 48 33 1.1 03 12.5
Note: Valves with special connections and center to face dimensions can also be provided on request.

FAINGER LESER April 2004 4/01

FL 539
Safety Valve with Packed Lever Cap, H4
4
43

79

74
41

46
18

74
19

17
85

54
75

9
86

12 ~ H

16

59

27

57

61

7
a

a+ c

60
c

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 FL 539
Assembly of a Spring Loaded Safety Valve
4
1*= Basic valve assembly
fitted with 2* and 4*

42 Item Part Name

1 Inlet Body
7 Disc Compl.
75 9 Bonnet
2* 12 Spindle
16 Lower Spring Plate
17 Upper Spring Plate
1* 18 Adjusting Screw
19 Lock Nut
43 27 Guide
50 Name Plate
54 Spring
57 Pin
79
59 Securing Ring
74 60 Gasket
61 Ball
4*
41
2* = Cap H2, gastight
no lifting gear
75
42 Cap H2
2* 75 Spacer
50
Stainless Steel Bonnet 46
18

17 4*= Lifting Gear H4,

19 gastight construction
12 41 Lever Cover H4
43 Lever H4
9 46 Spindle Cap
54
74
4* 74 Pin
75 Spacer
59 79 O-ring
27

16
60
61

57 7

1 7

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FL 539
Standard Materials
4
PART STANDARD MATERIAL (Also Refer to Method of Model Numbering for Details)
TYPE PART NAME
No. C41 / C61 S44/S54/S64
1 Inlet Body AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316
7 Disc Complete AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316
9 Bonnet A 216 Gr. WCB A 351 CF 8/8M
12 Spindle AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316
16 Lower Spring plate AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316
C A P, H 2

17 Upper Spring plate CS CD. PLATED AISI 304/316

18 Adjusting Screw AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316
19 Lock Nut AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316
CLOSED

27 Guide AISI 304/316 --

42 Cap (41) CS AISI 304/316
54 Spring CS CD. PLATED SS
57 Roll Pin SS SS
59 Securing Ring SS SS
60 Gasket C.A.F. C.A.F.
61 Ball SS SS
75 Spacer C.A.F. C.A.F.
85 Lead Seal LEAD LEAD
86 Seal Wire MS MS
43 Lever, H4 CS AISI 304/316
LEVER, H4
PACKED

46 Spindle Cap AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316

74 Pin SS SS
79 "O" Ring NEOPRENE/VITON NEOPRENE/VITON

TEMPERATURE Vs. MATERIAL OF CONSTRUCTION

0
C -268 -60 -10 200 300 540

0
F -450 -76 14 392 572 1000
DIN 1.1200 (CS)
DIN 1.4310 (SS)
DIN 1.8159 (ALLOY STEEL)

0
C -268 -102 -29 427 540

0
F -450 -151 -21 800 1000
ASTM A 352 LCB ASTM A 216 WCB

ASTM A 351 CF 8/8M

ASTM A 217 WC6

Note: The above material is for standard construction. Suitable material to be used for corrosion resistant/special application.

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 FL 539
Discharge Capacities
4
Calculation of mass flow according to AD-Merkblatt A2
I- Saturated Steam kg/h II - Air at 0° C (32° F) and 1013,25 mbar absolute (scm/h) III - Water at 20° C (68° F) (kg/h)
do 10 12.5
p (bar g) I II III I II III
0,5 21 25 734 26 32 927
1 29 36 1039 37 46 1311
1,5 38 47 1272 46 59 1605
2 45 58 1469 56 72 1854
2,5 53 68 1642 66 85 2073
3 60 77 1799 76 97 2270
3,5 67 87 1943 85 109 2452
4 75 97 2077 94 121 2622
4,5 82 106 2203 103 134 2781
5 89 116 2322 112 146 2931
6 103 135 2544 130 170 3211
7 118 154 2748 148 194 3468
8 132 174 2938 166 218 3707
9 146 193 3116 184 243 3932
10 160 212 3284 202 267 4145
12 189 251 3598 238 315 4541
14 217 289 3886 274 364 4905
16 246 328 4155 309 412 5243
18 274 366 4407 345 461 5561
20 303 405 4645 381 509 5862
22 331 443 4872 417 558 6148
24 360 482 5088 453 606 6422
26 389 520 5296 489 655 6684
28 418 559 5496 526 703 6936
30 446 587 5689 562 751 7179
32 475 636 5875 598 800 7415
34 505 674 6056 635 848 7643
36 534 713 6232 672 897 7865
38 563 751 6403 709 945 8080
40 592 790 6569 746 994 8290
42 622 828 6731 783 1042 8495
44 651 867 6890 820 1091 8695
46 681 905 7044 857 1139 8890
48 711 944 7196 895 1188 9081
50 741 982 7344 933 1236 9269
55 816 1078 7703 1028 1357 9721
60 893 1175 8045 1124 1478 10153
65 970 1271 8374 1221 1600 10568
70 1048 1367 8690 1319 1721 10967
75 1127 1463 8995 1418 1842 11352
80 1207 1560 9290 1519 1963 11724
85 1288 1656 9576 1621 2084 12085
90 1370 1752 9853 1724 2205 12435
95 1452 1848 10123 1828 2327 12776
100 1536 1945 10386 1934 2448 13108
105 2041 10643 2569 13432
110 2137 10893 2690 13748
115 2233 11138 2811 14057
120 2330 11378 2932 14359
125 2426 11612 3054 14655
130 2522 11842 3175 14945
135 2618 12068 3296 15230
140 2715 12289 3417 15509
145 2811 12507 3538 15784
150 2907 12721 3659 16054

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 FL 549
Method of Model Numbering
For Valve Type FL 549 Series 5
MODEL No.
19 / C S4 4 22 4 X3 19/CS44224X3

ORIFICE CONNECTION RATING SPECIAL FEATURES/EXTRA ACCESSORIES

MATERIAL TYPE
DESIGNATION FOR INLET & OUTLET 'X' FOLLOWED BY THE FOLLOWING NOS.
04 C4 - CS, ASTM A 216 WCB A- ANSI 150 # 0 - OTHER, TO SPECIFY
06 (SS 304 TRIM) B - ANSI 300 # 1 - OPEN BONNET
07 C6 - CS, ASTM A 216 WCB C- ANSI 600 # 2 - JACKETED TYPE
08 (SS 316 TRIM) D- ANSI 900 # 3 - TEST GAG
11 S4 - SS, ASTM A 351 CF 8 E - ANSI 1500 # 4 - 'O' RING DISC
19 (SS 304 TRIM) F - ANSI 2500 # 6 - STELLITED INLET (SEAT)
20 S5 - SS, ASTM A 351 CF 8 0- OTHER, TO SPECIFY & DISC
30 (SS 316 TRIM) S - SCREWED 8 - DRAIN PLUG
31 S6 - SS, ASTM A 351 CF 8M 1- PN 10
(SS 316 TRIM) 2- PN 16
4L - SS, ASTM A 351 CF 3 3- PN 25
(SS 304L TRIM) 4- PN 40
6L - SS, ASTM A 351CF 3M 5- PN 64
(SS 316 L TRIM) 6- PN 100
00 - OTHER, TO SPECIFY 7- PN 160
HS - ASTM A 217 GR. WC6
(SS 316 TRIM)
LS - ASTM A 352 GR. LCB
(SS 316 TRIM)
AY - ALLOY - 20
(ALLOY - 20 TRIM)
HY - HASTELLOY - 'C'
(HASTELLOY- 'C' TRIM)
SP - SPECIAL

CONSTRUCTION TYPE SPRING MATERIAL STANDARD ACCESSORIES

C - CONVENTIONAL 0- OTHER, TO SPECIFY 0 - OTHER, TO SPECIFY
O - OTHER, TO SPECIFY 1- CS CD. PLATED 2 - CLOSED, SCREWED CAP
2- HIGH TEMP. ALLOY 4 - PACKED LEVER CAP
4- STAINLESS STEEL

NOTE
FLF - 549 is for Flanged type and FLS - 549 is for Screwed type construction.

PROCEDURE FOR VALVE SIZING & SELECTION

Valves manufactured by FAINGER LESER are based on DIN design. Relieving capacity of the selected valve would m e e t t h e
customer required capacity. Sizing calculations are according to DIN 3320 / TRD 421, AD-Merkblatt 2000 - A2 or ASME Sec. VIII
Div. 1 / API RP 520, where applicable. These valves are approved by the CCoE (Chief Controller of Explosives), Nagpur.

FAINGER LESER Valves are tested for seat leakage according to API 527.

FAINGER LESER April 2004 5/01

FL 549
Safety Valve with Packed Lever Cap, H4
5 (Screwed Type FLS-549)

46

45 74

43

44
12
41

86

85

75

16
19

18
9

59
~H

54

14

60

57
a

61
a+c

60

1
c

5/02 FAINGER LESER April 2004

 FL 549
Safety Valve with Packed Lever Cap, H4
(Flanged Type FLF-549)
5

46

45 74

43

44
12
41

86

85

75

16
19

18
9

59

54
~H

14

60

57

61

60
d

60

48

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FL 549
Assembly of a Spring Loaded Safety Valve
5
1*= Basic valve assembly
fitted with 2*and 4*
42
Item Part Name
75 1 Inlet Body
2* 2 Outlet Chamber
7 Disc Compl.
90
43 8 Spindle Guide
83 9 Bonnet
80 12 Spindle
1* 14 Split Ring
41 16 Spring Plate
45
79 18 Adjusting Screw
19 Lock Nut
44 50 Name Plate
54 Spring
4* 57 Pin
59 Securing Ring
60 Gasket
61 Ball

75 2 * = Cap H2, gastight

no lifting gear
19
42 Cap H2
75 Spacer
18 2* 85 Lead Seal
46 86 Seal Wire

16 4*= Lifting Gear H4,

85
gastight construction
74
86 50 41 Lever Cover H4
12 43 Lever H4
9 44 Lifting Fork
54 45 Shaft
46 Spindle Cap
60 59 74 Pin
4* 75 Spacer
8 79 ‘O’ ring
80 Supporting Ring/Gland
14 83 Circlip
60
85 Lead Seal
16
86 Seal Wire
2

61

57

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 FL 549
Standard Materials
5
PART STANDARD MATERIAL (Also Refer to Method of Model Numbering for Details)
TYPE PART NAME
No. C41 / C61 S44 / S54 / S64 SPECIAL-1
1 INLET BODY AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 HASTELLOY-C/MONEL
2 OUTLET CHAMBER A 216 Gr. WCB A 351 CF 8/8M A 351 CF 8M
7 DISC AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 HASTELLOY-C/MONEL
8 SPINDLE GUIDE AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316
9 BONNET A 216 Gr. WCB A 351 CF 8/8M A 351 CF 8M
C A P, H 2

12 SPINDLE AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316

14 SPLIT RING AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316
16 SPRING PLATE CS CD. PLATED AISI 304/316 AISI 316
18 ADJUSTING SCREW AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316
CLOSED

19 LOCK NUT AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316

42 CAP (41) CS AISI 304/316 AISI 316
48 INLET FLANGE CS AISI 304/316 AISI 316
54 SPRING CS CD. PLATED SS SS
57 ROLL PIN SS SS SS
59 SECURING RING SS SS SS
60 GASKET C.A.F. C.A.F. C.A.F.
61 BALL SS SS SS
75 SPACER C.A.F. C.A.F. C.A.F.
85 LEAD SEAL LEAD LEAD LEAD
86 SEAL WIRE MS MS MS
43 LEVER CS CS CS
PACKED LEVER, H4

44 LIFTING FORK SS SS SS
45 LEVER SHAFT AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316
46 SPINDLE CAP AISI 304/316 AISI 304/316 AISI 316
74 PIN SS SS SS
80 GLAND CS AISI 304/316 AISI 316
82 HEX. NUT CS SS SS

NOTE
Material of construction will vary according to the service conditions and customer requirement. Other special materials, for example, Monel,
Alloy-20, CF 3, CF 3M and accessories such as Test Gag, Heating Jacket, Drain Plug, Soft Seat (O-Ring) Disc etc.. can be provided on request.

TEMPERATURE Vs. MATERIAL OF CONSTRUCTION

SPRING 0
-268 -60 -10 200 300 540
C

0
F -450 -76 14 392 572 1000
DIN 1.1200 (CS)

DIN 1.4310 (SS)

DIN 1.8159 (ALLOY STEEL)

BODY 0
-268 -102 -29 427 540
C

0
F -450 -151 -21 800 1000
ASTM A 352 LCB ASTM A 216 WCB
ASTM A 351 CF 8/8M
ASTM A 217 WC6
Note: The above material is for standard construction. Suitable material to be used for corrosion resistant/special application.

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FL 549
Overall dimensions
5
FLANGED TYPE (FLF-549 Series)
Size Center to face Orifice Details
Height
Area
Sl. Inlet Outlet (approx) Inlet Outlet Weight Desig- Dia. Flow dia
No. H d e Approx. nation “d” “do”
mm mm mm mm mm kgs. sq. in. sq. mm mm mm
1 15 25* 300 90 80 3.0 04 0.04 25.80 5.73 12.5 @

2 20 25 300 90 80 3.0 06 0.06 38.70 7.02 12.5 @

3 25 25 300 90 80 3.5 07 0.06 38.7 7.02 12.5 @

4 25 25 300 90 80 3.5 08 0.11 71.00 9.51 12.5

5 25 40 300 90 80 4.0 11 0.11 71.00 9.51 12.5

6 25 40 310 95 114 5.0 19 0.196 126.45 12.69 16

7 25 50 310 95 114 5.5 20 0.196 126.45 12.69 16

8 40 40 310 95 114 5.5 30 0.307 198.06 15.88 16

9 40 50 310 95 124 6.0 31 0.307 198.06 15.88 16

SCREWED TYPE (FLS-549 Series)

Size Center to face Orifice Details
Height Area Flow dia
Sl. Inlet Outlet (approx) Inlet Outlet Weight Desig- Dia. “do”
No. H a+c b Approx. nation “d”
mm mm mm mm mm kgs. sq. in. sq. mm mm mm
1 15 25* 290 81 50 2.0 04 0.04 25.80 5.73 12.5 @

2 20 25 290 81 50 2.0 06 0.06 38.70 7.02 12.5 @

3 25 25 290 81 50 2.0 07 0.06 38.7 7.02 12.5 @

4 25 25 290 81 50 2.0 08 0.11 71.0 9.51 12.5

5 25 40 300 83 60 3.0 19 0.196 126.45 12.69 16

6 25 50 300 83 80 3.0 20 0.196 126.45 12.69 16

7 40 40 300 85 60 3.5 30 0.307 198.06 15.88 16

8 40 50 300 85 80 4.0 31 0.307 198.06 15.88 16

NOTE @ The flow Dia 'do' shall be 8.0mm for set pressure above 113.0 bar g while using C.S. Spring and 95.0 bar g
while using S.S. Spring.
* Outlet size of 25 mm is standard, however, 20 mm can also be provided on request for flow Dia, 8.0mm

Special sizes & connections or different center to face dimensions etc. can also be provided on request.

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 FL 549
Discharge Capacities
5
Calculation of mass flow according to AD-Merkblatt A2
I- Saturated Steam kg/h II - Air at 0° C (32° F) and 1013,25 mbar absolute (scm/h) III - Water at 20° C (68° F) (kg/h)
do 8 12,5 16 do 8 12,5 16 do 8
p(barg) I II I II III I II III p(barg) I II I II III I II III p(barg) II
0,5 25 30 61 72 2,6 99 118 4,3 42 867 1185 2118 2893 24,2 3471 4741 39,7 125 3473
0,75 32 39 77 96 3,2 127 157 5,3 44 907 1240 2218 3028 24,8 3638 4961 40,7 130 3610
1 38 48 93 117 3,7 153 192 6,1 46 948 1295 2318 3162 25,4 3790 5182 41,6 135 3748
1,5 50 63 123 155 4,5 201 253 7,5 48 989 1350 2415 3297 25,9 3957 5402 42,5 140 3886
2 62 79 152 193 5,2 249 316 8,6 50 1028 1405 2510 3432 26,4 4113 5623 43,3 145 4024
3 85 108 206 264 6,4 338 433 10,6 52 1068 1460 2609 3566 27,0 4275 5843 44,2 150 4162
4 105 137 257 336 7,4 422 551 12,2 54 1120 1516 2735 3701 27,5 4481 6064 45,0 160 4437
5 126 165 307 403 8,3 504 661 13,7 56 1141 1571 2785 3835 28,0 4564 6284 45,9 170 4713
6 146 192 357 471 9,1 585 771 15,0 58 1194 1626 2916 3970 28,5 4777 6505 46,7 180 4989
7 166 220 406 538 9,9 666 882 16,2 60 1234 1681 3013 4105 29,0 4936 6725 47,5 190 5264
8 186 248 456 605 10,5 747 992 17,3 62 1276 1736 3116 4239 29,4 5105 6946 48,3 200 5540
9 207 275 505 672 11,2 828 1102 18,4 64 1318 1791 3219 4374 29,9 5275 7166 49,0 210 5816
10 227 303 554 740 11,8 909 1212 19,4 66 1367 1846 3337 4508 30,4 5468 7387 49,8 220 6091
12 267 358 653 874 12,9 1070 1433 21,2 68 1406 1901 3433 4643 30,8 5625 7607 50,5 230 6367
14 307 413 750 1009 14,0 1229 1653 22,9 70 1445 1957 3528 4778 31,3 240 6643
16 347 468 848 1144 14,9 1389 1874 24,5 72 1487 2012 3632 4912 31,7 250 6918
18 387 523 945 1278 15,8 1549 2094 26,0 74 1529 2067 3733 5047 32,2
20 427 578 1043 1413 16,7 1708 2315 27,4 76 1574 2122 3844 5181 32,6
22 466 633 1139 1547 17,5 1866 2535 28,7 78 1625 2177 3968 5316 33,0
24 506 689 1237 1682 18,3 2027 2756 30,0 80 1654 2232 4039 5450 33,4
26 547 744 1336 1816 19,0 2189 2976 31,2 85 2370 5787 34,5
28 586 799 1432 1951 19,8 2347 3197 32,4 90 2508 6123 35,5
30 626 854 1529 2086 20,5 2506 3417 33,6 95 2646 6460 36,5
32 667 909 1628 2220 21,1 2668 3638 34,7 100 2784 6796 37,4
34 705 964 1723 2355 21,8 2823 3859 35,7 105 2921 7133 38,3
36 746 1019 1821 2489 22,4 2984 4079 36,8 110 3059 7469 39,2
38 785 1075 1918 2624 23,0 3142 4300 37,8 115 3197
40 826 1130 2018 2759 23,6 3306 4520 38,8 120 3335

FAINGER LESER April 2004 5/07

 FL 549
Accessories
5
1. Safety Valves with Heating Jacket
Safety Valve can be fitted with a heating jacket for special applications. Areas of application are systems to be protected
from media, which are viscous, sticky or have tendency to
crystallize out of solution.

Outlet Chamber, item 2, is fitted with heating jacket.

The heating connections of these Safety Valves shall be 3/8” NPT female

A
G

Type 549
Heating connections turned at 900 as shown above

C
Arrangement of heating
connections for Type 549

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 FL 549
Accessories
5
2. Safety Valves with Test Gag
In order to allow the adjustment of each Safety Valve in a plant provided with several Safety Valves or to carry out a pressure
test above the allowable operating pressure a test gag is required. The test gag is fitted in the lever cover and exerts force on
top of the spindle. After testing the test gag shall be removed.

3. Safety Valves with Lift Stopper

That Safety Valves are only available in standardized nominal diameters, the valve could in a given application be oversized. It
is therefore recommended to reduce the lift by means of a lift stopper, thus reducing the coefficient of discharge in addition.

Lift limitation by gag

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 Sizing
Sizing of Safety Valves
Acc. to AD-Merkblatt 2000-A2, DIN 3320, TRD 421 6
Using the formula in accordance with the rules mentioned above, the smallest flow area “Ao” shall be calculated to
discharge the required mass flow. The flow area selected shall be equal to or larger than the required one. A substantial
over sizing shall be avoided e.g. by fitting a lift stopper.

We have the equation,

a) For Gases & Vapours b) For Liquids

qm ZxT 0.6211 x qm
Ao = 0.1791x ----------------- x --------- Ao = ---------------------------
Y x ad x Po M ad x (Po-Pao) x r

Used symbols
Symbols Designation SI-Units Pound/Inch Units
Ao = do² x p/4 flow area mm² in²
do Flow diameter mm in
k Isentropic exponent — —
M Molecular mass kg/kmol —
Po Absolute pressure in the pressure chamber bar abs psia
= set pressure + Pu + opening pressure difference
Pu Absolute ambient pressure » 1.013 bar (or 14.7 psi) bar abs psia
Pao Absolute back pressure = back pressure + 1.013 bar (or 14.7 psi) bar abs psia
qm Required mass flow kg/h lb/h
T Absolute temperature in vessel = °C + 273.15 (or °F + 460) K °Rankine
v Specific volume m³/kg ft³/lb
Z Compressibility factor Z = 1.0 if unknown — —
ad Certified coefficient of discharge — —
Y Flow coefficient — —
r Density kg/m³ lb/ft³

The certified coefficient of discharge ad and flow coefficient Y are dependent on the back pressure ratio Pao/Po.
For details of ad value, refer to the following:

For Gases & Vapours For Liquids

ad = 0.7 for FL 441 SP Series, ad = 0.45 for FL 441 SP Series,
0.8 for FL 441 HP Series, 0.55 for FL 441 HP Series,
0.8 for FL 549 Series, and 0.60 for FL 549 Series, and
0.36 for FL 539 Series. 0.26 for FL 539 Series.

For details of Y value, refer to the following:

k Ymax k Ymax k Ymax
1.01 0.4305 1.26 0.4666 1.52 0.4980
1.02 0.4321 1.28 0.4693 1.54 0.5002
1.04 0.4352 1.30 0.4718 1.56 0.5023
1.06 0.4383 1.32 0.4744 1.58 0.5045
1.08 0.4413 1.34 0.4769 1.60 0.5066
1.10 0.4443 1.36 0.4793 1.62 0.5087
1.12 0.4473 1.38 0.4818 1.64 0.5108
1.14 0.4502 1.40 0.4842 1.66 0.5128
1.16 0.4530 1.42 0.4866 1.68 0.5148
1.18 0.4558 1.44 0.4889 1.70 0.5168
1.20 0.4586 1.46 0.4912 1.80 0.5265
1.22 0.4613 1.48 0.4935 2.00 0.5443
1.24 0.4640 1.50 0.4957 2.20 0.5604

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 Sizing
Sizing of Safety Valves
6 Acc. to ASME Sec. VIII, Div. 1/ API RP-520

The equations are used to calculate the required discharge area for a Safety Valve. The selected Safety Valve shall
have an effective (flow) area, in accordance with the corresponding orifice letter, equal to or larger than that of the
required area.

Orifice Letter Effective area Standard size *

in² mm² (inlet & outlet) inches
D 0.110 71.0 1x2
E 0.196 126.5 1x2
F 0.307 198.1 1½ x 2
G 0.503 324.5 1½ x 3
H 0.785 506.5 1½ x 3
J 1.287 830.3 2x3
K 1.838 1185.8 3x4
L 2.853 1840.6 3x4
M 3.600 2322.6 4x6
N 4.340 2800.0 4x6
P 6.380 4116.1 4x6
Q 11.050 7129.0 6x8
R 16.000 10322.6 6 x 10
T 26.000 16774.2 8 x 10
NOTE

* Please refer to page 6/06 also for any revision in size due to different pressure & temperature.

A. Sizing Calculations For Vapour Service

We have the equation,

W x ZT where,
A = ----------------------- A = Calculated Orifice Area, in²
C x K d x Kb x P M W = Required Relieving Capacity, lb/h
Z = Compressibility factor = 1, if unknown
T = Absolute Temp, °F + 460, °Rankine
C = Factor based on cp/cv (k)
Kd = Coefficient of discharge
Kb = Back Pressure correction factor
P = Absolute Pressure, psia = Set Pressure + Overpressure +14.7
M = Molecular Weight
NOTE

1. The derating factor of 0.9 may be considered (as stated in ASME [Link], Div. 1, UG-131) while arriving at the Orifice Area.
2. Coefficient of discharge, “Kd” to be considered as 0.975 as stated in ASME [Link], Div. 1.
3. Overpressure to be considered as 10% or 3 psig whichever is greater.
4. The factor “C” is based on cp/cv (k) and the value can be obtained from the following table:

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 Sizing
Sizing of Safety Valves
Acc. to ASME Sec. VIII, Div. 1/ API RP-520 6
Value of Constant “C” based on cp/cv (k)

Constant Constant Constant

k C k C k C
1.01 316 1.26 343 1.52 366
1.02 318 1.28 345 1.54 368
1.04 320 1.30 347 1.56 369
1.06 322 1.32 349 1.58 371
1.08 324 1.34 351 1.60 372
1.10 327 1.36 352 1.62 374
1.12 329 1.38 354 1.64 376
1.14 331 1.40 356 1.66 377
1.16 333 1.42 358 1.68 379
1.18 335 1.44 359 1.70 380
1.20 337 1.46 361 1.80 387
1.22 339 1.48 363 2.00 400
1.24 341 1.50 364 2.20 412

Back Pressure correction factor, Kb

The back pressure correction factor Kb is used in the equations for calculating the effective discharge area for gases and
vapours. The correction factor Kb is not required for Safety Valves with balanced bellows so far as the coefficient of discharge
is not reduced for reason of the pressure ratio Pao/Po. Kb is determined as follows:
k
-------
Kb=1.0 for Pao £
--------
Po ( ---------
k+1(
2 k-1

When the above Pao ratio is exceeded then it is valid

Po
2 k-1
735 x F2 x (1 - r) k 1 - r ------- Pao
( (
---
Kb = ----------------------- where F2 = --------- x r k
x ----------- k and r = --------
C k-1 1-r Po

B. Sizing Calculations For Liquid Service

We have the equation, where,

A = Calculated Orifice Area, in²
Wt = Required Relieving Capacity, lb/h
Wt
A = ----------------------------- P = Absolute Pressure, psia = Set Pressure + Overpressure + 14.7
2407 [(P-Pd)x w] x Kd Pd = Back Pressure, psia
w = Specific Weight, lb/ft³.
Kd = Coefficient of discharge
NOTE
1. The derating factor of 0.9 may be considered (as stated in ASME Sec. VIII, Div. 1, UG-131) while arriving at the Orifice Area.
2. Coefficient of discharge, “Kd” to be considered as 0.65 as per API RP-520.
3. Overpressure to be considered as 10% or 3 psig whichever is greater.

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C. Sizing Calculations For Viscous Liquid Service

Wt where,
A = ----------------------------------------- Kv = Viscosity correction factor
2407 [(P - Pd) x w] x Kd x Kv A' = Selected Orifice Area, in²
R = Reynold's Number
m = Absolute viscosity, centipoise
Q (2800 G) 12700 Q
R = ---------------- R = --------------- U = Viscosity, Saybolt Universal seconds.
m x A' U A' G = Specific Gravity
Q = Relieving Capacity, lb/h OR U.S. gpm

NOTE
1. The derating factor of 0.9 may be considered (as stated in ASME Sec. VIII, Div. 1, UG-131) while arriving at the orifice area.
2. Coefficient of discharge, “Kd” to be considered as 0.62 as per API RP-520.
3. Overpressure to be considered as 10% or 3 psig whichever is greater.
4. The viscosity has to be specified in only ONE of the TWO above referred units.
5. For viscosity correction factor “Kv”, refer to the following graph.
1.0

0.9
Kv = Viscosity Correction Factor

0.8

0.7

0.6

0.5

0.4

0.3
101 102 103 104 105
R= Reynold's Number

D. Sizing Calculations as per Fire Exposure

There are various ways in which a pressure vessel can be subjected to heat in such a manner as to result in an unacceptably
high pressure increase. One cause of such subjection to heat is an external fire.

As the course of development of heat caused by external fire may vary considerably, depending on the cause of the fire, it is
necessary to standardise these causes under the term “standard fire”. The amount of heat resulting from such a “standard
fire” can be calculated using the formula specified in API RP-520 & 521.

First of all, the wetted surface of the vessel is required to be determined. On the basis of this value, the total heat absorption,
“Q”, can then be calculated using the formula from the above stated API standard. The mass flow “W”, which is to be
discharged by the Safety Valve is then calculated from the total heat absorption, “Q”, and the heat of evaporation, “L”.

On the basis of the determined mass flow, “W”, sizing of Safety Valve can then be established using standard formula as per
ASME [Link], Div. 1/API RP-520.

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In the formula for determining the total heat absorption, the thickness of the refractory insulation is represented by the
environment factor, “F”.
where:
Formula Used,
Q = Total heat absorption, Btu/h
0.82 F = Environment factor for the insulation thickness
Q = 21000 x F x A 3
= 1.0 for Bare Vessel
Q = 0.3 for vessel with 25mm insulating thickness
W = --------
L = 0.15 for vessel with 50mm insulating thickness
= 0.075 for vessel with 100 mm insulating
thickness
= 0.03 for Earth covered vessel above ground
= 0.0 for underground storage vessel
A3 = Total wetted surface of vessel, ft²
W = Mass flow to be discharged by Safety Valve,
E. Sizing Calculations For Steam Service

We have the equation, where,

A = Calculated Orifice Area, in²
W
A = ------------------------ W = Flow rate, lb/h
51.5 x P x Kd x KSH P = Absolute Pressure, psia = Set Pressure + Overpressure + 14.7
Kd = Coefficient of discharge = 0.975
KSH =1, for saturated steam.
(Correction factor for Superheated steam: to be obtained from table)
Superheat Correction Factor KSH
Set pressure Pound/Inch units
psi g Temperature in °F
300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200
15 1.00 0.98 0.93 0.88 0.84 0.80 0.77 0.74 0.72 0.70
20 1.00 0.98 0.93 0.88 0.84 0.80 0.77 0.74 0.72 0.70
40 1.00 0.99 0.93 0.88 0.84 0.81 0.77 0.74 0.72 0.70
60 1.00 0.99 0.93 0.88 0.84 0.81 0.77 0.75 0.72 0.70
80 1.00 0.99 0.93 0.88 0.84 0.81 0.77 0.75 0.72 0.70
100 1.00 0.99 0.94 0.89 0.84 0.81 0.77 0.75 0.72 0.70
120 1.00 0.99 0.94 0.89 0.84 0.81 0.78 0.75 0.72 0.70
140 1.00 0.99 0.94 0.89 0.85 0.81 0.78 0.75 0.72 0.70
160 1.00 0.99 0.94 0.89 0.85 0.81 0.78 0.75 0.72 0.70
180 1.00 0.99 0.94 0.89 0.85 0.81 0.78 0.75 0.72 0.70
200 1.00 0.99 0.95 0.89 0.85 0.81 0.78 0.75 0.72 0.70
220 1.00 0.99 0.95 0.89 0.85 0.81 0.78 0.75 0.72 0.70
240 1.00 0.95 0.90 0.85 0.81 0.78 0.75 0.72 0.70
260 1.00 0.95 0.90 0.85 0.81 0.78 0.75 0.72 0.70
280 1.00 0.96 0.90 0.85 0.81 0.78 0.75 0.72 0.70
300 1.00 0.96 0.90 0.85 0.81 0.78 0.75 0.72 0.70
350 1.00 0.96 0.90 0.86 0.82 0.78 0.75 0.72 0.70
400 1.00 0.96 0.91 0.86 0.82 0.78 0.75 0.72 0.70
500 1.00 0.96 0.92 0.86 0.82 0.78 0.75 0.73 0.70
600 1.00 0.97 0.92 0.87 0.82 0.79 0.75 0.73 0.70
800 1.00 0.95 0.88 0.83 0.79 0.76 0.73 0.70
1000 1.00 0.96 0.89 0.84 0.79 0.76 0.73 0.71
1250 1.00 0.97 0.91 0.85 0.80 0.77 0.74 0.71
1500 1.00 0.93 0.86 0.81 0.77 0.74 0.71
1750 1.00 0.94 0.86 0.81 0.77 0.73 0.70
2000 1.00 0.95 0.86 0.80 0.76 0.72 0.69
2500 1.00 0.95 0.85 0.78 0.73 0.69 0.66
3000 1.00 0.82 0.74 0.69 0.65 0.62

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Valve Sizes / Flange Rating w.r.t. Set Pressure & Temperature (acc. to API 526)
Set Pressure & Flange Rating for Temp. up to REVISED Set Pressure & Flange Rating for
Temp. up to
Size
Sl.
API Standard 100 °F 450 °F 800 °F 1000 °F For Higher 100 °F 450 °F 800 °F 1000 °F
No.
Orifice Size Flange (37.8 °C) (232.2 °C)(426.7 °C) (538 °C) Pressure Flange (37.8 °C) (232.2 °C) (426.7 °C) (538 °C)
Letter inches Rating Upto Rating
Set press. Set press. Set press. Set press. 1000 °F Set press. Set press. Set press. Set press.
kg/cm2(g) kg/cm2(g)kg/cm2(g) kg/cm2(g) (538 °C) kg/cm2(g) kg/cm2(g) kg/cm2(g) kg/cm2(g)
1 D, E 1X2 AXA 20.04 13.01 5.62 ----- 1.5 X 2 DXB 156.12 129.75 107.24 47.12
1X2 BXA 52.04 43.25 35.86 15.82 1.5 X 2 EXB 260.55 216.61 178.62 78.41
1X2 CXA 104.07 86.85 71.38 31.29 1.5 X 3 FXB 421.94 361.11 297.46 130.82
2 F 1.5 X 2 AXA 20.04 13.01 5.62 ----- 1.5 X 3 DXB 156.12 129.75 107.24 47.12
1.5 X 2 BXA 52.04 43.25 35.86 15.82 1.5 X 3 EXB 260.55 216.61 178.62 78.41
1.5 X 2 CXA 104.07 86.85 71.38 31.29 1.5 X 3 FXB 351.62 351.62 297.46 130.82
3 G 1.5 X 3 AXA 20.04 13.01 5.62 ----- 2X3 EXB 260.55 216.61 178.62 78.41
1.5 X 3 BXA 52.04 43.25 35.86 15.82 2X3 FXB 260.55 260.55 241.21 130.80
1.5 X 3 CXA 104.07 86.85 71.38 31.29 ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
1.5 X 3 DXB 156.02 129.75 107.24 47.12
4 H 1.5 X 3 AXA 20.04 13.01 5.62 ----- 2X3 BXA 52.04 43.25 35.86 15.82
1.5 X 3 BXA 20.04 20.04 20.04 ----- 2X3 CXA 104.11 86.85 58.01 31.29
2X3 DXA 156.12 129.36 86.15 47.12
2X3 EXB 193.39 193.39 143.46 78.41
5 J 2X3 AXA 20.04 13.01 5.62 ----- 3X4 BXA 52.03 43.25 35.86 15.82
2X3 BXA 20.04 20.04 20.04 ----- 3X4 CXA 104.11 86.85 58.01 31.29
3X4 DXA 156.12 129.75 86.15 47.12
3X4 EXB 189.87 189.37 144.86 78.41
6 K 3X4 AXA 20.04 13.01 5.62 ----- 3X6 DXA 156.12 129.75 86.85 -----
3X4 BXA 20.04 43.25 35.86 15.82 3X6 EXB 156.12 156.12 144.87 78.41
3X4 CXA 104.08 86.85 58.02 15.82
7 L 3X4 AXA 20.04 13.01 5.62 ----- 4X6 BXA 52.04 43.25 35.86 15.82
3X4 BXA 20.04 20.04 20.04 ----- 4X6 CXA 70.32 70.32 70.31 31.29
4X6 DXA 105.48 105.48 105.48 47.12
4X6 EXA ----- 105.48 105.48 78.41
8 M 4X6 AXA 20.04 13.01 5.62 -----
4X6 BXA 52.04 43.25 35.86 15.82
4X6 CXA 77.35 71.15 58.02 31.29
DXA ----- ----- ----- 77.35
9 N 4X6 AXA 20.04 13.01 5.62 -----
4X6 BXA 52.04 43.25 35.86 15.82
4X6 CXA 70.32 70.32 58.02 31.29
4X6 DXA ---- ----- 70.32 47.12
10 P 4X6 AXA 20.04 13.01 5.62 -----
4X6 BXA 36.92 36.92 35.86 15.82
4X6 CXA 70.32 70.32 58.02 15.82
4X6 DXA ----- ----- 70.32 47.12
11 Q 6X8 AXA 11.60 11.60 5.62 -----
6X8 BXA 21.10 21.10 21.10 11.60
6X8 CXA 42.19 42.19 42.10 31.30
12 R 6X8 AXA 7.03 7.03 5.62 ----- 6 X 10 BXA 16.17 16.17 16.17 -----
6X8 BXA 7.03 7.03 7.03 ----- 6 X 10 CXA 21.10 21.10 21.10
13 T 8 X 10 AXA 4.57 4.57 4.57 -----
8 X 10 BXA 21.10 21.10 21.10 15.82
NOTE
A --> ANSI 150#; B --> ANSI 300#; C --> ANSI 600#; D --> ANSI 900#; E --> ANSI 1500#; F --> ANSI 2500#.

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For all steam service Safety Valves covered under IBR, the sizing calculations are based on IBR formula (IBR-1950,
Regulation No. 293) as under.

where,
E
A = --------------- x F A = Calculated throat/flow area, mm²
100 x C x P = p d² /4; d = Calculated throat/flow dia, mm
E = Required Relieving Capacity, kg/h
C = IBR constant
= 38 for FAINGER LESER make Safety Valves
P = Set Pressure, bar abs.
F = Superheat correction factor (F=1 for saturated steam)

2.7 Ts
= 1 + ---------- ,
1000

Ts is degree of superheat, °C

NOTE
Using the above formula, the smallest flow Area “A” shall be calculated to discharge the required mass flow. The flow
area/dia selected shall be equal to or larger than the required one. Based on the selected flow area/dia, the inlet & outlet
size of the Safety Valve shall be chosen to match with the size as indicated in API 526 or as per customer requirement.

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Client : M/s.
1 [Link]./TAG No.
2 Qty. (Nos.)
3 Size, In X Out, mm
4 Connections
5 Conn. Std. & Rating
6 M.O.C. Body
7 Bonnet
8 Trim
9 Nozzle
10 Disc
11 Spring
12 Bellow Material
13 Cap (lever) Type
14 Sizing Code
15 Set Pressure kg/cm2 g
16 Working Pressure
17 Design Pressure
18 Back Pr. Kg/cm2 g
19 Overpressure %
20 Fluid (Service)
21 Fluid State
22 Req. Rel Capacity
23 Discharge [Link]
24 Mol. Wt. / [Link].
25 Viscosity at flow temp.
26 Cp/CV, if Gas/Vap
27 Comp. Factor (Vap)
28 Cal. Orifice Area, in2
29 Sel. Orifice Area, in2
30 Orifice Letter
31 Act. Rel. Capacity
32 Model No.
33 Valve Type
34 Inspection by

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