Metallic Gaskets for Pipe Flanges AN AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARDASME B16.20-2017 COTE ena ces eae) Metallic Gaskets for Pipe Flanges AN AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD e American Society of DEE ar ca Se once eee TTYDate oflsuance: December 29, 2017 ‘The next edition of this Standard is scheduled for publication in 2022. ASME issues written replies to Inquiries concerning interpretations of technical aspects ofthis Standard. Periodically certain actions ofthe ASME B16 Committee may be published as Cases, Cases and interpretations are published on the ASME Web site under the Committee Pages at http//cstools.asme.org/ as they are issued. Errata to codes and standards may be posted on the ASME Web site under the Committee Pages to provide corrections to Incorrectly published items, orto correct typographical or grammatical errorsin codes and standards. Such errata shall be used fon the date posted. ‘The Committee Pages can be found at http:/stools.asme.org/. 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Correspondence With the B16 Committee «2... 666660000 Important Information Concerning Use of Asbestos or Alternative Materials . Summary of Changes List of Changes in Record Number Order . PART GR General Requirements oR Scope . GR? Quality Systems Rs References . Rs Relevant Units . PART RJ Ring Joint Gaskets . Rel ‘Types... : Rp2 Size . RES Materials Rh Marking . . : RES Dimensions and Tolerances Rh6 Surface Finish « RT Identification Number PARTSW ——Spiral-Wound Gaskets . . sw Size and Class... sw2 Dimensions and Tolerances sw3 Materials sw-4 Marking . PART JA Jacketed Gaskets Jad Size and Pressure Class... a2 Design as Dimensions and Tolerances Jat Materials Jas Marking . . PARTGM Grooved Metal GML Size and Class « GM-2 Dimensions and Tolerances, GM-3 Materials cus Marking . Mandatory Appendix I References . 43 f i ;Nonmandatory Appendix A Figures sw. JAS GM. OM-A1-1 1 Tables R321 Rett RSL RIS2 RSS RES RSS RI-S-6 SW-21-1 SW.2.1-2 SW-21-3 SW-21-4 swe. Wat 3-2 A338 Wet TSA aM-2.41-2 oM-2.4-3 GM-3.1-1 Quality System Program Spiral-Wound Gasket Jacketed Gasket Grooved Metal Gasket With Covering Layers Istraton of Example Markings for Grooved Metal Gaskets With Covering Layers » =. Maximum Hardness for Ring Gaskets . Ring Gasket Markings . ‘Type R Ring Gasket Dimensions and Tolerances... Pipe Sizes for Type R Ring Gaskets Sltable for Referenced Standart ‘Type RX Ring Gasket Dimensions and Tolerances .- Pipe Sizes for Type RX Ring Gaskets Suitable for Referenced Standards - ‘Type BX Ring Gasket Dimensions and Tolerances ve Pipe Sizes for Type BX Ring Gaskets Suitable for Referenced Standards... Dimensions for SpiralWound Gaskets Used With ASME B16. Flanges. : Dimensions for Spiral-Wound Gaskets Used With ASME B16.47 Series A Flanges. Dimensions for Spiral Wound Gaskets Used With ASME B16A7 Series B Flanges... Inside Diameters of tnner Rings fr Spral-Wound Gaskets for Use With ASME B16S Flanges Inside Diameteroftner ing for Spa Wound Gash sed Between ASME DI647 Series A anges Inside Diameters of inner Ries for Spira Wound Gaskets Used Between ASME B1647 Series Flanges Minium Pipe Wall Thickness Stable for Use of Spiral-Wound Gaskets With Inner Ring for ‘ASME B165 Flanges Maximum Bore of ASME B16 Flanges for Use With Spiral Wound Gaskets - : Maximum Bore of ASME B16.47 Series A Flanges for Use With SpiralWound Gaskets . Maximum Bore of ASME B16.47 Series B Flanges for Use With Spira-Wound Gaskets Color Coding and Abbreviations for Spiral-Wound Gasket Materials. Example Markings for Spiral-Wound Gaskets : Jacketed Gasket Dimensions for ASME B16. Flanges : Jacketed Gasket Dimensions for ASME B16.47 Series A Flanges - Jacketed Gasket Dimensions for ASME 16.47 Series & Flanges ‘Abbreviations for Identifying Materials for jacketed Gaskets... Example Markings for jacketed Gaskets. Dimensions fr Grooved Metal Gaskets With Covering Layers Used With ASME B16. Flanges Dimensions fer Grooved Meta Caskets With Covering Layers Use With ASME 1647 Series A Flanges Dimension for Grooved Metal Gaskets With cover layer Used With ASME B1647 Series 8 Flanges « Color Coding and Abbreviations for Grooved Metal Gaskets With Covering Layers Materials xample Markings for Grooved Metal Gaskets With Covering Layers . 49 vv 34 40 "7 26 a 28 29 30 31 32 35 36 37 38 38 4“ 2 “4 46 a7 i : 5 z é a EFOREWORD Ring-joint gaskets and grooves probably originated in the boller feld, where they were used in various forms for manhole covers,autoclaves, and ather closures; however, twas inthe ol industry (both in the production and refiningof cil) that they received the greatest recognition and were developed into their present form, Their use expanded steadily as temperatures and pressures were increased in steam plants, Tests examining their application in flanges and valves were conducted as early as 1928. InJune 1936, the American Petroleum Institut (APD issued Tentative Standard 5-6-3 on Ring-Joins for Steel Flanges and Flange Unions for use with API Tubular Goods. This standard was known as API Specification 6B, Ring-Joint Flanges. Followingthe acceptance ofring,joins for langesand valves by API and the issuance oftheir standard, ASA B16e on Steel Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fitings was revised to include them, and the 1939 edition included standard dimensions fora fulline of ring join anges based on the AP! standard. Development work continued, and API formulated Standard 6E, Specification for Wellhead Equipment, which included ring-joints not covered in ASA B16e-1939. In 1949, the American Standards Association (ASA), Sectional Committee B16, Subcommittee 3, Steel Flanges and Flanged Fittings, assembled the avalable information on eingjoin gaskets into & single standard. ASA approved the Standard, with the designation ASA 81620-1952, on April 30, 1952. (On April 41955, ASA approved an updated edition with the designation ASA B1620-1955. Rin gaskets for Class 900 (9001 atthat time in sizes NPS 26 through NPS 36 were added in thenextedition, which ASA approved on April 2, 1956, ‘The Standard was again reviewed in 1962, and ASA approved iton April 25,1963. in 1973, che Standard was revised, and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) approved it as an American National Standard, Following publication of the 1973 edition, API requested that ASME convert their gasket standard, API 601, into an ‘ASME American National Standard, Asa result ofthat request, the Standard was expanded to include requirement for spiral-wvound and jacketed gaskets that were formerly sted in API 601, 7th edition, 1988. Ring-joint groove dimensions ‘were not included, because they were included in ASME /ANSI B16.5-1986, Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings, and ASME '316.47-1990, Large Diameter Stee! Flanges. The revised Standard was approved by ANSI on January 22, 1998. Subsequent editions further expanded the Standard, Inthe 1998 edition, a quality system program annex was added, In the 2007 edition, metric dimensions were adopted as an independent standard to the USS. Customary units, and Mandatory Appendix I was added to cover dimensional tables in US, Customary units. In the 2012 edition, a new chapter for grooved metal gaskets with covering layers was added. Inthis 2017 edition, the entre Standard has been reorganized based onthe diferenttypes of gaskets. In addition, the title ofthe Standard has been revised, as have multiple paragraphs, tables, anc figures. Following approval by the ASME B16 Standards Committe, ANSI approved ASME B16.20-2017 as an American National Standard on October 11, 2017.ASME B16 COMMITTEE Standardization of Valves, Flanges, Fittings, and Gaskets (The following isthe roster ofthe Committee atthe time of approval ofthis Standard) ‘STANDARDS COMMITTEE OFFICERS RM, Bofarezuk, Chair CE Davila, Vee Cha © R Rameharran, Secretary STANDARDS COMMITTEE PERSONNEL ‘A Appleton, Alloy tailess Products Co, ne JE. Barker, Derik Water Controls Barron, Ward Manufacturing 1. C.Bayreuther, Mets Automation, low Contrl Division W. B. Bedesem, Consultant RM, Bojarcauk, ExxonMobil Research & Engineering Co A.M, Cheta, Qatar Shell GIL, M.A. Clark, NIBCO, Ine 6. A. Cuecl, Capitol Manufacturing Co J. Davanzo, Flurosea!Vaives GE, Davila, Crane Energy XK. S Folder, Valero Eneray D.R Frikken, Becht Engineering Co, RB. Hal, RBH Associates , Hunt, jr Fastenal Co, G.A. Joly, Samshin, Ld Ef Laln, Exelon Niclesr T.A.MeMahon, Emerson Process Management RC Merrie, Fluor Enterprises MLL Nayyar, NICE W.H. Patrick, Dow Chemical Co, . Rahot,CC¥i 2000 CR Ramcharran, The American Socety of Mechanical Engneers DLE. Reld, VSP Technologies RA Schmidt, Caradai! J. Tucker, Fowserve E.R. Volgstadt, Volgstad & Associates, nc. F Feng, Delegate, China Productivity Center for Machinery, National ‘Teeicel Committee R. Barnes, Contnbuting Member, Antic Enterprises, Ine .V. Cra Contributing Member, Joma Group BG. Fabian, Contributing Member, Pennsyvania Machine Works M. Katcher, Contributing Member, Haynes International AG, Kireta, Jr Contributing Member, Copper Development ‘Assdation ne SUBCOMMITTEE G — GASKETS FOR FLANGED JOINTS D.F.Reld, Chair, VSP Technologies EJ Lain, Vice Ghar Exelon Nuclear € Rameharran, Secretary, The American Society of Mechanics! Engineers J. Bauleh Teadit North America RM Bojarenul, ExxonMobil Research & Engineering Co KS Felder, Valeo Eneray PLR Francs, Thermacesl, Inc D.R Frikken, Becht Enginering Co. KE Guenther, Sell, Jamalyarta,Fesalc Bnglnecring Y.Uy Petal LP. LL Melvin, Lester Global Technologies Inc RT. Muller, Consultant . Reeves, Sealing and Boling Technologies, LC 1M. Rati, Chevron Yoder, Garlock Seating Technologies WL Autbert, Coneributing Member, Camtrack, LC ML Monroe, Coneibuting Member, Consultant i i i : i :CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE B16 COMMITTEE General. ASME Standards are developed and maintained with the intent to represent the consensus of concerned Interests. As such, users of this Standard may interact with the Committee by requesting interpretations, proposing revisions or a case, and attending Committee meetings. 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Persons wishing to attend any meeting and/ortelephone conference should contactthe Secretary of the B16 Standards Committee. i i i 2 rIMPORTANT INFORMATION CONCERNING USE OF ASBESTOS OR ALTERNATIVE MATERIALS Asbestos Is referenced for use as a filer material in metallic gaskets. It has served as a universal sealing material, compatible with most fluid services. It has been of extreme usefulness in minimizing fire hazards, Certain serious adverse health effects are associated with asbestos, among them the serious and often fatal diseases of Jung cancer, asbestosis, and mesothelioma (a cancer of the chest and abdominal linings). The degree of exposure to asbestos varies with the product and the work practices involved. Consult the most recent edition of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, US. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Standard for Ashestos, Tremolite, Anthophyllite, and Actinolite, 29 Code of Federal Regulations Section 1910.1001; the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency National Emission Standard for Asbestos, 40 Code of Federal Regulations Sections 61.140 through 61.156; and the US. Environmental Protection ‘Agency rule requiring the labeling and phased banning of asbestos products, published at §1 Federal Register 3738-3759 (January 29, 1986). There are currently in use and under development a number of substitute materials to replace asbestos in certain applications, Manufacturers and users are encouraged to develop and use effective substitute materials that can ‘meet the specifications for, and operating requirements of, the equipment to which they would apply. Information concerning safety and health risks and proper precautions with respect to particular materlals and condi- tions should be obtained from one’s employer, the manufacturer or supplier of that material, or the Material Safety Data SheetFollowing approval by the B16 Committee and ASME, and after public review, ASME B16,20-2017 was approved by the ‘American National Standards Institute on October 11, 2017. ASME B16.20-2017 has been revised in its entirety. The Standard title has been revised (13-901); the paragraphs, figures, and tables have been restructured and redesignated (14-756); and cross-references have been updated accordingly. In addition, this edition includes the following changes identified by a margin note, (17). The Record Numbers cited above and listed below are explained in more detail in “List of Changes in Record Number Order” following this Summary of Changes. Page 45 16 7 18 20 22 2 40 ASME B16.20-2017 SUMMARY OF CHANGES Location sw-22 SW26 Figure SW-2.1-1 ‘Table SW-21-1 ‘Table SW-2.1-2 ‘Table SW-2.1-3 Table SW-2.1-4 Figure GM-2.1-1 Change (Record Number) Formerly para. 3.2.2; revised (16-2540) Formerly para. 3.2.6; revised (12-519, 16. 2540) Formerly Figures 1 and I-1; revised (14-750) Formerly Tables 9 and -4; values for NPS 3% added and Notes revised (16-2147) Formerly Tables 10 and 15; General Notes and Note (2) revised (13-914) Formerly Tables 11 and I-6; under “US. Customary, in,” Inside Diameter of Gasket for NPS 38 and NPS 58, and Outside Diameter of Gasket for NPS 56 revised; and Note (2) revised (13-914) Formerly Tables 12 and 1-7; values for NPS ‘3% added and Note (1) revised (16-2147) Formerly Figure 3; revised (14-758)LIST OF CHANGES IN RECORD NUMBER ORDER Record Number ins19 13-901 13-914 14-750 14756 14-758 16-2147 16-2540 Change Deleted para. 3.2.6. Revised title of the Standard Editorially revised Tables 1-5 and 16, In Figures 1 and I, provided guidance into the measurement ofthe outside diameter of, gaskets. Reorganized ASME B16.20 based on the different gasket types. Clarified groove details in Figure 3. ‘Added data for NPS 3% flange to Tables 9, 12, I4, and I-7. Revised existing para. 3.2.2 and added para, 3.2.6 to replace the now-deleted para. 3.2.6. ‘Therevised construction and compression criteria will permit filler to extend above the ‘metal winding and have adequate compressive strength to resist expected boltloads for given flange Class, and reflects current bolting practices per ASME PCC-1 where bolt stress is based on gasket stress.5 t INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK xiiASME 61620-2017 PART GR GENERAL REQUIREMENTS GR-1 SCOPE ‘This Standard covers materials, dimensions, tolerances, and markings for metal ring-joint gaskets, spial-wound metal gaskets, metal-jacketed gaskets, and grooved metal gaskets with covering layers. These gaskets are dimen- sionally sultable for use with flanges described in refer. ence flange standards ASME B16.5, ASME 816.47, API Specification 6A, and ISO 10423. GR-2 QUALITY SYSTEMS Requirements relating to the product manufacturers? quality system programs are described in Nonmandatory Appendix: A. GR-3 REFERENCES Standards and specifications adopted by reference in this Standard are shown in Mandatory Appendix I. GR-4 RELEVANT UNITS ‘This Standard states values in both SI (Metric) and US. Customary units. These systems of units are to be regarded separately as standard. Within the text, the US. Customary units are shown in parentheses. The values stated in each system are not exact equivalents; therefore, itis required that each system of units be used independently of the other. Combining values from the two systems constitutes nonconformance with the Standard.ASME B16202017 PART RJ RING-JOINT GASKETS Ru-L TYPES Ring joint gaskets shall be either octagonal or oval in cross section. Ri-2 SIZE Ring-joint gaskets shall be identified by an R, RX, or BX ‘number that relates to flange size (NPS), pressure class, and the appropriate flange standards (ASME B16.5, ASME 1B1647, API Specification 6A, or [SO 10423) RU-3 MATERIALS RU-3.1 General Ring-joint gasket materials, some of which are listed in ‘Table RJ-3.2-1, shall be selected by the user based on suit- ability for the service conditions, Ieis recommended that ring-joint gaskets be ofa lesser hardness than that of the mating flanges, RU-3.2 Hardness Ring-joint gaskets of materials listed in Table RJ-3.2-1 shall have a hardness equal to or less than that shown in Table RJ-3.2-1, Ru-4 MARKING The outer surface of each gasket shall carry the manu facturer's name or identification trademark and gasket number prefixed by the letters R, RX, or BX, followed by the gasket material identification, Materials shall be ‘Identified as shown in Table RJ-4-1. The gasket shall also be marked with an ASME B1620 designation. The ‘marking shall be applied so as not to harmfully distort the gasket or affect the integrity of the seal, RJ-5 DIMENSIONS AND TOLERANCES Dimensions and tolerances for ring-joint gaskets shall, bbe as shown in Tables RJ-5-1 through R)-5-6. RU-6 SURFACE FINISH ‘Types R and RX gaskets shall have a surface finish not rougher than 1.6 ym (63 win. roughness. Type BX gaskets shall have a surface finish not rougher than 0.8 jim (32 iin.) roughness. Surface finish shall pertain to the sgasket-sealing surface. RI-7 IDENTIFICATION NUMBER Dimensional reference identification numbers are assigned to ring-joint gaskets and shown in Tables RJ 5-1 through RU-S-6ASME B16.20-2017 i i ‘Table Ru-3.2-1 Maximum Hardness for Ring Gaskets imam Hardness ‘Ring Gasket Material —rinell Rockwell "B" Seale Soft ion foe (>) %0 Ea Lawecarbon see! 0 @ i 4-6 chrome %4Mo 330 n eB ‘Type 410 370 86 ad ‘ype 204 260 e # ype 36 160 e i Type 247 160 cs i NOTE: (1) May below-carbon steel notto exceed maximum hardness aE 090 Binal 86 Roce Bo i Bi Table Ri-4-1 Ring Gasket Markings iE Marking Bample i Ring Gasket Material Mentiication "(Note ( a Soften ow 51D £ lowearbon steel $ sis : -Getrome Mo FS [Note (3) astFs ' she 10 sao asist10 i type 204 S308 astsa0e i type 216 sais asisaie i e307 se asisu7 : noves (2) This number shall be preceded by the manufacturer's name or ldenuteation trademark (2) Maybe low-carbon tel not to exceed maximum hardness 090 Brinell — 56 Rockwell "R” (@) F5 identification designates ASTM specifiation A182-72 chem teal composition requirements ony.ASME 816:20-2017 ‘Table RU-5-1 Type R Ring Gasket Dimensions and Tolerances 23.09 — eight of Ring we Cin) ‘Average Pitch Helgi of ng mG.) iat of Fat om ads tn Ring Diameter of wrath of ‘Oral, Octagonal, Octagonal Ring, Octagonal Ring, Number Ring, 7mm (in)__Ring A, mm Gn) a = ‘Gm Gn}, Ree (in). Tl “are (1348) 635 (0250) ta (044) 97 (038) 452 (2170) 15 (406) Raz 3970 (1563) 795 (0st) 14.2(056) 127 (050) 523 (0206) 15 (006) Ras 42.99 (1688) 795 (0313) 142(056) 127 (050) 523 (0206) 45 (006) kat 4445 (1750) 295 (0313) 14.2(056) 127 (050) 523 (0206) 15 (006) Ras 4763 (1875) 795 (03:3) 142(056) 127 (050) 23 (0206) 45 006) Ra 50.90 (2.000), nes casts) 142(056) 127 (050) 523 0206) 45 006) Ra? 5735 (2250) 795 (03:3) 14.2(056) 127 (050), 523 (0206) 45 (006) Ras 603s (2375) 795 (0313) 142(056) 127 (050) 523 (0208) 15 (006) Ras 6510 (2563) 795 (0313) 142(056) 127 (050), 523 0208) 45 (006) R20 69.28 (2699) 795(asts) —142(056) 127 (050), 523 0206) 15 (006) Ron 7224 eee) 5113 (0438) 175065) 160 (063), 795 0305) 415 (006) Raz 8255 (2250) 795 (0313) 142056) 127 (050), 525 0208) 15 (006) Ras. 8255 (3250) tu13 (0438) 175 (065) 160 (083) 775 0305) 415 (405) Re 9525 (2750), 1113 (0438) 175065) 160 (083), 775 0305) 45 (006) Ras. 101.60 (4.000), 795 (0313) 142(056) 127 (050), 523 (0206) 15 (006) Rae 101.60 (4.000) suis (aaa 175 (065) 169 (069), 1775 0305) 15 (008) Ra 10795 (6250) 1213 (0438) 175,065) 160083), 775 0305) 4.5 (006) Rae a3 (6375) i270 (0500) 192075) 175 (069), ‘66 (0363) 15 (006) Ray 12430 (4500), 795 (0313) 142 (056) 127 (050), 523 (0206) 15 (006) Rao suas (4625) su13 (0438) 175(065) 160 (063), 795 (0305), 15 (005) Rat 123.99 (4975) 1113 (0438) 175065) 160 (083), 725 0305) 15 (006) Rea 127.00 (5.000) 1270 (0500) 193075) 175 (069), 66 (0381) 15 (006) Rea 13176 (5.288) 795 (03:3) 142(056) 127 (050), 523 0208), 15 (006) Rae 33178 6288) 1213 (0438) 175(065) 160083) 725 0305), 15 (006) Ras 13653 (5375) 1113 (0438) 175065) 150 (083), 725 (0305), 15 (006) Rae 14923 (875) 79s(asis) —142(056) 127 (050), 523 0206) 15 (006) Ra? 149.23 (6875) ru13 (0438) 175 (065) 160 (063), 775 (0305), 15 (006) Ra 157.0 (6108) s5a8 (0625) 224,088) 208 (081) 1049 (0433) 15 (006) Raa 161.98 (6375), 3113 (0438) 175 (065) 160 (063), 235 (0305), 15 (006)ASME 81620-2017 Table RU-5-1 Type R Ring Gasket Dimensions and Tolerances (Cont'd) “Average Pitch Height f Ring mis (in) ath of Flat on Radius in ing Diameter of widen of ‘Oral, Octagonal, Octagonal Ring Octagonal King “Number Ring, Pm (in) Ring A mon (In) ® ” ‘mm (in) ‘tm (in) reo 1715 (6750) 7950318) 142 (056) 127 (080) 523 (0206) 15 (006) reat 18098 7.125) 1113 (0488) 175 (069) 160 (083) 7275 (0308) 15 (005) rea 19030 (7.500) 1905(0750) 254,200) 39 (054) 1232 (0405), 15 (005, mea 19308 7.625) 795(0313) 142056) 327 (050) 523 (0206) 15 (006) noe 5340 7.425) s113(04s9) 175048) 360 (a5) 7275 (0305) 15 (008) Ras 2115 (8313) 1113(0438) 175 (069) 160 (063) 775 (0305) 15 (006) Rae 211s 8318) 12700500) 19.(075) 375 (068) ass (0341) 15 (006) Rear ‘260 (9000) 19050750) -254(1.00) 239094) 1282 (0485), 15 (006) Ree 247.65 (9750) 79s(oa1s) —142(056) 127 (050) 523 (0206) 15 (008) Res 26399 (10625) 1118 (0488) 175 (069) 160 (085) 778 (0305) 15 (006) R50 26990 (10625) 15880625) 224088) m6 (a1) —«1049 (0413) 15 (006) Rest 24a (11000) 2229(0875) a7 — 249 (0) 14.81 (OSB, 15 (005) R52 30480 (12000) 795 (0313) 142(056) 127 (050) 523 (0206) 15 (008) RS 32385 (12750) «11.13(0438) 175 (088) 160 (088) 275 (0305) 15 (008) Rs 32305 (12750) 18880625) 224(088) 26 (081) —~1049 (0413) 15 (008) Rss 3290(23500) —«2es8(1425) a6 CA44) 351.38) 1981 (0700) 23 (009) Rese 381.00 (15000) 795 (0313) 142(056) 127 (050) 823 (0206) 15 (008) RS? 38100 (15000) 11.13(0438) 175 (068) 160068) 775 (0305) 15 (005) Rs 38100 (25000) 2228(0875) R733) 249(2.06) 14.81 (0583) 45 (006) Resa 9688 (5625) 795 (0313) 142(056) 127 (050) 523 (0206) 4.5 (006) 6a 40640 (16000) 31.75(1.250) 396156) BRI (E50) 22.38 (0879) 23 (009) Ret 41910 (16500) 11230438) 175 (068) 160(06) 775 (0305) 415 (006) Rea 41910 (6500) 15880625) 224088) mms (asT) —«109 (0413) 45 (006) R68 41930 (46500) 25404000) 333431) 248 (325) «1720 (0681) 23 (009) Ret 45403 (17875) 795 (0313) 42(056) 127 (050) 523 (0206) 15 (008) Rs 46990 (18500) 1113 (0486) ——175(069) 160 (069) 775 (0305) 15 (005) Re 46990 (18500) 15880625) 24088) mms (081) —1049 (0413) 15 (006) R67 4699048500) —«28S0(L425} -46GCL44) 351538) 1981 (0700) 23 (009) Re 51753 (20375) 795 (0313) 142(05) 127 (050) 523 (0206) 415 (008) 69 53340 (21000) 1113 (0486) —«175(069) 160 (069) 778 (0305) 15 (008) R70 52340 (21000) 19080750) S4(200) —za9 (as) — 1232 (0485) 15 (006) Ra s3340 (21000) aRsa(125) 66444) 81 (838) 1981 (0700) 23,009) Re 53080 (22000) 795(0313) | 142(056) 127 (050) 523 (0206) 415 (006) Rn 58420 (23000) 12700500) 19 (075) 175 (068) 866 (0341), 15 (006) Ro 58420 (23.000) 19050750) 54200) 749 (as) 1282 (0485) 15 (006) Ras 58420 (23000) «31.75(1250) 496256) BRL (E50) 22.38 (0879) 23 (009) R76 67330 (26500) 795(0313) —142(056) 127 (050) 523 (0206) 15(006) Ra 8235 27250) 15880625) 224(088) 206 (081) 1049 (0423) 15 (008) R78 66215 (27250) 25401000) —«483(L31)918(425) «1720 (0684) 23 (009) R79 69235 (27250) M9R(1395)—MAS(L7S) HA (LER) 24082 (0977) 23 (009) Reo 61595 (24250) 7.95 (0313) - 127 (050) 523 (0206) 45 (006) 3 rons pnASME 21620-2017 Table RU-5-1 Type R Ring Gasket Dimensions and Tolerances (Cont'd) ‘Belg of Rng wm (i) Average Pte ‘width of Fat on aes in ing Diameter of| wath of Oval, Octagonal, Octagonal Ring. Octagonal Ring Number __ing'P,mm (In}__Ring A, mim (in) 2 i ‘Grn (in) ‘om (a) Rel 195.00 (25000) 1430 (0563) 194 (075) 958 (0377) 135 (006) Rea 5735 (2250) 1.13 (0438) 160,068) 738 (0308) 415 (006) Re 15350 (2500) 11.13 0438) 160 068) 775 (0305) 415 (006) es 7938 (3428) 1270 (0500) 175 (060) 66 (0383) 415 (006) R86 9050 (9569) 15.08 (04625) zns(osr) 1048 (0413) 415 (006) Re” 100485 (3.938) 1590 (0625) an6(ost) 1048 (0423), 15 (006) Re 17585 (4.075) 1848 (0.750) 239(096) 1282 (0485) 15 (006) Re 11430 (4500) 1905 (0750) 759096) 1232 (0485) 15 (006) R90 15558 (6225) 22323 (0873) 269(105) 1401 (0503) 15 (006) Roa 29035 (20250) 3175 (1250) sei(aso) 2232 (0879) 23 (005) R92 228.60 (9000) 3213,0438) 175 (069) 160 (043) 7975 (0308) 15 (006) R93 74930 (29500) 1905 (0750) 239098) 12382 0485) 415 (006) Ro 030 (31500) 19.05 (0750), 239 (098) 1232 0485) 25 (006) kas 5725 (83750) 1905 (0750) 229098) 1282 (0485) 15 (006) R96 91440 36000) 2228 (0875) 269 (06) 3481 (0589) 15 (008) R97 96520 38.000) 2223 (0875) 269 (105) 1481 (0583) 15 (006) Ree 102235 40280) 2223 (0875) 269 (108) 2481 (0583 15 (006) R99 20495 (9250) 113 (0438) 160 (043) 775(0305) 15 (006) e200 74930 (2951 ase (1125) 352 (138) 1981 (0780) 23,005) Ret 0030 (91500) 3175 (1250) 301050) 7233(0879) 23,0485) Race 8572582750) 3175 (1250) 381 (150) 2233 (0879) 23,008) Race 1440 (26000) 3178 (4250) 381 (150) 2238 (087% 23 (005) Race 50520 38000) 3493 (1375) 414.63) 2482 (0977) 23,008} R105 1.02235 40250) 3493 (1375), 414 (63) 2482 0977) 23,005) (GENERAL NOTE: Tolerances: angle 0 deg 30 min (2/2 dep) ‘vith of ing £020 mm (20.008 in) belt of rig, #13 mm, 05 mm (2005 iy ~0.02 in) 23 dog 4 aH Vora in eight throughout the entre crcamferenceof any gwen rng shal ot exceed 05 mm (0.02 in) witli thse tolerances = wth of at om ocagonal ring 20:20 mm (20008 fn) verge pitch dametr of ring 208 mm (20007 in) ‘uri ing #015 mm (2002) i :ASME 81620-2017 ‘Table RU-5-2 Pipe Sizes for Type R Ring Gaskets Sultable for Referenced Standards Ring Number Pressure Classes ASME B65 ‘APL 6B ‘ASME B16.47 Series A 150 300-600 900 1500 2500 720-960 [Note (2)]_2000 _3000 10 200-600 900 maa Retz Raa Rat Ras. Ras Rar Rag Ras R20 Rat Ra Reza Res Ras R26 R27 R28 Ras 0 (Note (2)) Ran Raz R33 Ras Rae Rav Rae Ras Rao Ran Retz Res etd es Rots Ree Rag so ™% 3% % % % w mh 4 %oO% % o% m% th % % 1% cy % % Te % 1% % 1%‘ASME B16:20-2017 Table RJ-5-2 Pipe Sizes for Type R Ring Gaskets Suitable for Referenced Standards (Cont'd) Ring Number Rs R82 RS Rs RSS Rs RS7 Ro Rs9 Reo R62 Re Res Res R66 Re? Rea R69 R70 Rn Ra Ra Re RIS R76 R77 R78 Ra 0 Re Re Re Ras Ras Ray Re R09) Pressure Castes ‘ASME BIBS APL 6B ‘ASME BIGA7 Series A 150 0 a Fa 6 18 20 4 300-600 2 a 16 18 2 2% 900 2 Ps 16 16 20 2 1500 10 2 “ 18 20 2% 2500 10 12 720-960 Note (1) 10 2 1“ 16 18 20 2000 10 2 “ 16 8 20 3000 5000 2 “ 16 8 150, 300-600 _ 900af Ashe 1620-2037 FH Ff ‘Table RJ5-2 Pipe Sizes for Type R Ring Gaskets Suitable for Referenced Standards (Cont'd) i Presare Gases iy ‘ASME BAGS APL 6B {ASME BIST Sevies A as 720-560 il Ring Number 150 300-600 900 1500 2500 | Wote(H)1_2000 3000 000 | 150 00-600 900 i io : ee ~ S is oo we ~~ - ae R92 : mm : o Hi Rea : % zF Ro - ~ ee 28 7 A as of oo H R96 - . mR af 887 : ae 2 R98 ~ “ “ - ” 36 a R99 - ~ - v 8 8 = 5 00 oe 6 i i ao om 28 : wate ct : : ar) 4 aca oe - ” 2 i nso4 - : : coe fetos : i" ” 36 GENERAL NOTE: End angst AP GD and AP 600 se past for elvan pipe sae under ATMS BIGS or ASME 1647 Series A ores (2) Css 720, 960, and 10000 Aanges to API GH are obsolete. Data are for information only @) RAD is for lapped joint onyASME 21620-2017 Table RI-5-3 Type RX Ring Gasket Dimensions and Tolerances 23deg ‘tse Diametar Width wats eight of eight aus Hole Sze, Ring of Ring ofRing of Fat oxteide Revel, oRing i Octagonal Emm (in) umber oD. minim) fmm (in) __Gmm (In) __Dmm (In) mam in) ing Re mem (in) ote (1) WZ) 7620 (3000) _a7« (O34) 462 (0182) 218 (0528) 805 (0750) 1 (006) x23 9827 (3672) 1191(0465) 645 (0258) 424 0367) 2540 (2000) 15 (006) x21 10597 (6272) 1191 (0468) 6450254) 426 0367) 2540 (4000) 15 (006) RX25 10855 (63:3) @74(0344) 462 (01382) 348 0325) 1905 (0750) 1.5 (006) RK26 14191 (4406) 1291 (0468) 645 (0258) 426,067) 2540 (1000) 15 (006) BX27 14826 (4656) 1191 (0465) 645 (0258) 424 (0x67) 2540 (1000) 15 (006) RXS1 15456 (5257) 1191 (0468) 645 (0254) 424 (0167) 2540 (1000) 15 (006) RXGS 147245797) 1191 (0469) 645 (0254) 424 (0167) 2540 (1000) 15 (006) RXS7 15894 (6297) 1291 (0459) 6450254) 424 (0167) 2540 (1000) 15 (006) RX39 17268 (6797) 1293 (0469) 645 (0258) 424 (0167) 2540 (1000) 15 (006) RxAL — 19169(7547) 1193 (0469) 645(0254) 424 (0167) 2540 (1000) 15 (006) RX44 204398087) 1291 (0459) 645 (0254) 424 (0167) 2540 (1000) 15 (008) RX4S 22186 873) 1191 (0469) 645 (0254) 424 (0167) 2540 (1000) 15 (006) RX46 222258750) 15490551) 680263) 478 (0188) zas6 (1223) 15 (006) RKAT 24526 (04656) 1984 (0781) 10340407) 6880271) 26 (4625) 23,005) R49 2805911047) 1193 (0469) 545 (0254) 424 (0169), 2540 (1000) 15 (208) FXSO 28336 (11.156) 1666 (0656) 051(0335) 5.28 (0200), 3175 (1250) 15 (006) BXS3 33457 (13172) 1291 (4469) G45 (0254) 424 (0167) 2540 (L000) 15 006) RXSt 3973413281) 16660656) 851 (0335) 5:28 (0208) 3175 (1250) 15 (006) wes? 3917245422) 1291 (0469) 645 (0254) 424 (0:67) 7540 (1000) 15 (006) Wx.63 48173 (17391) 27002065) 1470 (0582) 846 (0333) 5180 (2000) 25 (005) RxeS 490462 (18922) 12910465) 45 0258) 424 (0267) 2540 (1000) 15 (006) RX86 48539 (19051) 166604656) 51 0335) 5:28 (0208) 3175 (1.250) 15 (006) R69 54432 21422) 1391 (0469) 45 (0254) 424 (0367) 2540,(.000) 15 (006) BK70 55006 (21686) 19840761) 1034 (0407) 698 (0273) 14128 (2625) 23 (009) R78 59631 (23469) 15490531) (0263) 5:28 (0208) 3175,2250) 15 (006) 10 £ i 2 g E i : f a :ASME 61620-2017 Table RU-5-3 Type RX Ring Gasket Dimensions and Tolerances (Cont'd) Onde Dame with wie Tigh of ip Taos Wl nung ““cfang” —ottinz.——_triat, owiehe, a tn cag) fim (i) womber_oymm in) Alum'tn)_Gmm‘tn)__“romm(n)"_a¢ mm) Ring mi) 0) Le ORG 3659) 1984 (0701) TORK 0407) Gee (@27) 28.65) 23 (00) u me Gm as Us (oH) —645(025) 42410107) 2540100) 15,006 154609 B meee Fear) 1191046) GAS (OASH) 424 (0107) 2540000) 15 (000) 235,008 i BESS Somase) IaH(OsHH) San(aaKN 424 (0367 25402000) 15 (008) 15,009 # E RH06 10358 (4.078) 1509(0594) 851(0395) 478 (0188) 2058 (1425) 15 (006) 23 (009) a Ree SI1445H)1509(055) ESI(OMS) 478 (0108 2050 (1:25) 35,005 23,009) a X88 139295404) 1748 (0609) 10:34 (0407) 5:28 (0208) 3175 (1250) 15 (006) 30 (032) eS KEP 12877 6.405) 1826(0719) 1034 0407) 528 0208) 875 (1250) 15 (096) 30,012) i ese 1749 (68TH) I9B4(O7E1) 2IT|OHPD) 742029} 4451750) 23,009 a(ax2) is Ris1 mago4 11297 s018(136) t981@78) 754 (@2¥ 45244705) 23009 seen : RX99 245,67 (9.672) 11.91 (0469) 645 (0.254) 424 (0.167) 2540 (1.000) 1.5 (0.06) a RX201 51.46 (2.026) 5.74 (0.226) 3.20 (0.126) 1.45 (0.057) 111.30 (0.445) 0. (0.02) [Note (2)} 5 Ries IAS) —S56(0219) 94510129) 145 (0072 (eee )] H240 (0457) 05 (00M ae : RENO 9754 (36H) —958(0379) San aais) 318 (0125) Nee) 1905 0750) 09 (003) ee) i ROS 4099 (S57) 1191 (0469) _$33(0210) 424 (46 fe ())_2540 (LOO) 45 (006) ow (2) i GENERAL NOTE: Toles: i 2B deg = ange 2 eg 30 mi (de) i (thf ing 0.20 mm 0.00 rm +0.08 in, -0 in) leon in wid throwphout the entire circumference of any ring shall et exceed 0.10 mm (0004 in) win he oleae width of ix, 0.15 mm, ~0.00 mm (+0006 In. ~0 i). Fight of outside bevel 20.0 mm, 0.76 mm 20 In, 0.020 In) tale ag 2058 mm (2002 ing ght fring 020 ra, -000 mm (40008 in, 0) Varioton In bight throughout the entre dicumference of any rng sal ot exceed 0.10 mm (0.006 In) within hes tolerances outside diameter of ing +051 mm, ~0.0 mm (40020 I, = te). 1 = rai of ring, £05 mm (0.02 in}, NoTss: (1) Rings X82 through RX-91 require only one pressure passage hoe ilusrated. The centering othehoeshllbe located tthe midpeint of dimension C (2) Tolerance on these cimensone is 40 mm, -0.0 mm (4002 i, 0 in) (@) Tolerance on these cmenslons is 0.00 mm, -0.38 mi (+0 ins -0.013 in). unRing amber ASME B16.20-2017 Table Rd-5-4 Pipe Sizes for Type RX Ring Gaskets Suitable for Referenced Standards Pressure Classes, API 6B 720-960 and 2000 (Note (1) 2900 [Note (1)] 3000 5000 R20 Rea RK2s Rx2s R26 x27 Rear Ras Re Re9 Ret Res Res RR Rea? Re RESO RS Res R57 Re Ress R66 R69 R70 RE Rev RK RK R95 R86 R37 Rea R29 Rx90 Rxst R99 e201 R205 e210 RES NOTES: Te - Te % 2 ~ - vs . % 2% - - 2% 24 6 8 Note (2) 10 - 10 . w 2 2 Ft 6 16 1B - ~ 18 2 - 20 % % 3% - 10 8 (Note 2] 8 tow v% We Phe Phe (2) Gass 720, 960, and 2900 fanges t API 6B are obsolete. Data ae for Information ony (2) Crossover fange connection. 2ASME 81620-2017 Table RI-5-5 Type BX Ring Gasket Dimensions and Tolerances DI Alfour places), ES oD. — | _op7-4— |+-28 deg (four places) Outside Diameter Height ‘Width Outside Diameter Width ole Ring Nominal oF Ring ofRing, of Ring, ‘of Fit, of Flat, Size, D, mam (in) Number_size,mm (In) 0.0, mm (in)__H,mm (in) __A,mm (.)_O.D-T, mm (in)_Gmm (in) [Note (1) BXASO 43 (U%_) 7219 (2842) 930 (0366) 930 (0366) 7087 (2790) 798 (0314) 15 (006) BEASL 46 (1%) 7640 (3.008) 9.63 (0379) 9463.(0379) 75032954) 8.260.325) 15 (008) BKAS2 52 (2%) 84683334) 1024 (0403) 1024 (0403) 83.24.5277) B79(0346) 15 (008) BRAS? 65 (@%e) 10094 (3978) 1238 (0448) 1138 (0448) 99.316910) —9.78(0.385) 15 (006) BXASt 785%.) 11684 (4.600) 1240 (0498) 12.40 (0488) 115.09.(4531) 10.64 (0819) 15 (006) BKASS 103 (%e) 14796 (5825) 1422 (0560) 14.22 (0560) 14595 (5746) 1222(0481) 15 (006) BXASG 179,(7%q) 23792 (9367) 1862 (0733) 18462 (0793) 235.20(9263) 1598(0629) 3.0 (02), BXAS7 229(8) 29446 (11593) 2098 (0826) 20.98 (0826) 2914911476) 1801(0.709) 3.0 (02), BRAS 279(11) 35204 (134860) 2314 (0914) 23.14 (0911) 346.77 (23731) 1986(0.782) 3.0 (0.2), BESS 346 (13%) 42672 (16800) 25.70 (4.012) 25701012) 428096657) 22.07 (0869) 30 (012) BKAGo 346 13%) 40259 (15850) 2383 (0938) 13.74 (0541) 399.21 (45717) 1036(0408) 3.0 (042), BKA61 422 (16%) 49441 (19347) 2807 (4.105) 1621 (0638) 487.45 (19.191) 1224 (0482) 3.0 (012) BKA62 422 (16%) 47549 (18720) 14.22 (0560) 14.22 (0560) 473.48(1B641) 1222 (0401) 15 (0.06) BXA63 476 (10%) 55616 (21096) 3010 (2.185) 1737 (0684) 5518921728) 13:11 (0516) 3.0 (042) BxA64 476 (18%) 57056 (22463) 3010 (1.185) 2459 (0968) 565.29(22295) 20.32 (0800) 3.0 (012) BXAGS 540,214) 62471 (24595) 3209 (1.261) 1848 (0.728) 6701924417) 13970550) 3.0 (02) BX-166 $40 (21%) 64003 (25198) 3203 (1.261) 26.14 (L029) 63551 (25.020) 2262 (0851) 30 (012) BX-167 660 (26%) 759.36 (29696) 35.86 (L412) 13.11 (0516) 75428 (29696) BO(OAI6) 15 (006) BK-168 680 (26%) 76525 (30128) 35.6 (1412) 1605 (0832) 760.17 (29928) 1097 (0492) 15 (006) BK169 130 (5%) 17351 (6831) 1585 (0624) 1293 (0509) 17127 (6743) 1069 (0421) 15 (096) KIT 168 (6%) 71803 (R584) 1422 (0560) 1422 (0560) 21603 (8505) 222 (D481) 15 (006) BKATL 218 (8%) 26744 (10529) 1422 (0560) 14.22 (0560) 26543 (10450) 12.22 (0481) 15 (006) x17 283 (11%) 33307 (13113) 1422 (0560) 1422 (0560) 33106 (13034) 12.22 (0.481) 15 (006) Bx303__762 (30) __852.75 (33573) _ 3795 (1494) 1697 (0668) 84737 (33363) 11610457) __15 (006) GENERAL NoTES: (@) Radius, & shall be 6¥ to 12% ofthe gasket height 0) Tolerances 23 deg 4 c D a ng, 20 deg 15 min (2% deg) ‘with of ring 0.20 mm, ~0.00 em (+0.008 tn, -0 in) ‘Variation in width throughout the entire dreumferene of any ring shall not exceed 0.20 mam (0.004 in) within these tolerances, width of Mat, 4015 mm, -0.00 mrs (40.006 In, -0 in) = hoe sae, 205 mm (30.2 i) eight of ring +0.20 mm, -0.00 mm (40.008 in, -0 in) 13 fe ste inASME 81620-2017 ‘Table RJ-5-5 Type BX Ring Gasket Dimensions and Tolerances (Cont'd) ‘GENERAL NOTES (Cont) ‘Variation in height throughout the entice circumference of any rng shall not exceed 0:10 mm (0.004 in) within these tolerances, OD, = outside diameter of rng #0.00 mum, -0.5 ram (+0 In, ~0.005 in) (ODLT. = outside aiameter of flat £0.05 mm (40.02 in) radius of rng [see General Note (a), NOTE: (1) One pressure passage holes required per gasket as ilustrated, The centerline ofthe hole shall be located at the midpoint of dlmension Table RJ-5-6 Pipe Sizes for Type BX Ring Gaskets Sultable for Referenced Standards zi ing Pressure Classes, APL 6BX : Number 2000 3000 5000 10000 15000 20000 i ‘BeAS0 i he Phe BE Beast : : 1% he Phe i axasz Ps Pe The 5 peas? . Pas Phe Phe E Beast Bhs Phe Phe : x55 : : - a Ve he E i BKAS6 Phe The Pe a peas? . ° 5 3 i pase nu a n Bxase . 33% 1% 13% x60 1% - past . 16% axas2 16% 18% 16% Bx163 6% - : axist 18% 18% - axis ah - - ax166 : 2% - axe? 28% - . : axe 26% - - axi6o : s% : exi70 &% 6% - ean he he : mxin ie MWe, : x.202 2 30 - “a7) ASME 81620-2017 PART SW SPIRAL-WOUND GASKETS ‘SW-1 SIZE AND CLASS Spiral-wound gaskets, including centering ring and inner ring (paras. SW-2.4 and SW-2.5), are identified by flange size (NPS), pressure class, and the appropriate ange standard (ASME B16.S or ASME B16.47), ‘SW-2 DIMENSIONS AND TOLERANCES SW-2.1 General Dimensions and tolerances for spiral-wound gaskets, centering rings, and inner rings shall be in accordance with Figure SW-2.1-1 and Tables SW-2.1-1 through SW-2.1-6, and as specified in this Part. SW-2.2 Construction Spiral-wound gaskets shall be constructed as alternate plies (circular layers counted as revolutions) ofpreformed metal windings and pliant fillers that are spirally wound. Pliant fillers shall not extend below the metal winding ‘on both contact faces of the gasket. Metal winding thick ness shall be 0.190 mm # 0.040 mm (0.0075 in. 0.0015 {n). For all filer materials, filler thickness and density shall be determined by the manufacturer such that the performance testing criteria in para, SW-2.6 will be ‘met. In addition, for gaskets with flexible graphite filler ‘material, filler thickness and density shall be determined by the manufacturer such that each finished gasket will compress to a thickness no less than 3.43 mm (0.138 in) ‘when subjected tothe following uniform gasket stress,and where the gasket contact area is calculated using the inside and outside diameters as shown in Tables SW: 2.4-1 through SW-2.1-3: (a) 52 MPa (7,500 psi) for Class 150 flanges (®) 70MPa (10,000 psi) for Class 300 through Class 600 flanges (©) 140 MPa (20,000 psi) for Class 900 and above flanges ‘SW-2.3 Metal Joining ‘The nner windings shall have a minimum of three plies of preformed metal strip without filer. The initial two plies shall have spot welds spaced around the inner Circumference. The minimum number of welds shall be three. The maximum distance between welds shall be 15 76 mm (3.0 in.). The outer windings, which shall have a minimum of three plies of preformed metal without filler, shall be spot-welded circumferentially with a minimum of three welds, the last of which shall be the terminal weld, ‘The distance of the first weld from the terminal weld shall be no greater than 38 mm (1.5 in). Up to four addi- tional loose preformed metal windings beyond the term inal weld may be used to retain the gasket into the centering ring. SWW-2.4 Centering Ring All spiral-wound gaskets shall be furnished assembled into centeringring. The centering-ring thickness shall be from 2.97 mm to 3.33 mm (0.117 in. to 0.131 in.) and suitably grooved on the inside diameter so as to retain the gasket, SW-25 Inner Ring Inward buckling of spiral-wound gaskets has been iden tified asa potential problem. Innerrings shall be furnished ‘with all spiral-wound gaskets having polytetrafluoroethy- lene (PTFE) filler material, Inner rings for flexible ‘raphite-filled, spiral-wound gaskets shall be furnished unless the purchaser specifies otherwise. For all filler materials, inner rings shall be furnished in spiral-wound gaskets for (a) NPS 24 and larger in Class 900 (@) NPS 12 and larger in Class 1800 (©) NPS 4 and larger in Class 2500 Inner rings are required for these gaskets due to high available bolt loads, which may result in outer ring damage. ‘The inner-ring thickness shall be from 2.97 mm to 3:33 mn (0,117 in, t0 0.131 in}. Tables SW-2.1-4 through SW-2.1-6 show inner-ring inside diameters that may extend a maximum of 1.5 mm (0.06 in) into the flange bore under the worst combl- nation of lange bore, eccentric installation, and tolerance, Gaskets with inner rings should be used only with socket welding, lapped, welding neck, and integral flanges. Reference Table SW-2.5-1 for minimum pipewall thickness for use with gaskets with inner rings. Reference Tables SW-2.5-2 through SW-2.5-4 for maximum allow- able bore for use with gaskets without inner rings. I qiASME B16.20-2017 (07) SW-2.6 Performance Testing For all corresponding sizes and pressure classes, finished gaskets (including windings as well as inner and outer rings) shall be capable of meeting a maximum permissible leakage rate of 0.0137 mg/s-m (7.67E-10 Ib/secrin.). The circumferential length [meter (inch)] shall be calculated using the gasket outside diameter as shown in Tables SW-2.1-1 tarough SW.2.1-3.Testing shall be conducted at ambient tempera ture using an external calibration gas with a known ‘methane concentration and atest gas flow rate of 1 L/min (a) The test fixture shall havea surface finish per ASME B165,be capable ofshielding the gasket soasto direct any leakage to the monitoring probe, and be capable of applying 2 uniform load on the test gasket sealing element while internally pressurizing the gasket with ‘methane (minimum 97% purity). (2) Gasketstressdueto the uniformly applied load shall be35 MPa (5,000 psi) for Class 150, 56 MPa (8,000 psi) for Class 300 and Class 400, and 70 MPa (10,000 psi for Class 600 and above. (¢) Testpressure shall be20 bar (290 ps) for Class 150 and 40 bar (580 psi) for Class 300 and above. (@) Testpressure shall be maintained fora minimum of 4, after which time three readings shall be taken at approximately 5-min intervals; the average of these ‘threereadings shall be comparedito the maximum erm sible leakage rate. ‘SW-3 MATERIALS Metal windings and filler materials shall be in accor~ dance with Table SW-3-1. The inner-ring material should match the winding material unless the purchaser specifies otherwise. The centering ring may be carbon steel that is painted, metal plated, ar otherwise coated ‘to inhibit atmospheric corrosion, 16 ‘SW-4 MARKING ‘SW-4.1 General ‘The centering ring of each spiral-wound gasket shall be permanently marked. The lettering height shall be a ‘minimum of 2.5 mm (0.1 in). The following information shall be included with the centering-ring markings (@) manufacturer's name or trademark. (2) flange size (NPS). (©) pressure class. (@) winding metal abbreviation (see Table SW-3-1), except that the abbreviation may be omitted when ‘Type 304 stainless steel is used. (@ filler material abbreviation (see Table SW-3-1). @ centering. and inner-ring metal abbreviation (see Table SW-3-1), except that the abbreviation may be omitted when carbon steel is used for the outer ring and Type 304 stainless steel is used for the inner ring, Gg) Nlange identification. Gaskets intended for ASME 16.47 flanges shall be marked B16.7 A or B16.47 B, as applicable. Gaskets intended for ASME B16S5 flanges need not be so marked. Illustrative marking examples are shown in Table SW-4.1-1, (h) ASME 816.20 designation, ‘SW-4.2 Pressure Class Gaskets suitable for more than one pressure class shall bbe marked with all applicable classes, as shown in Table SW-4.-1. SW-4.3 Color Coding Spiral-wound gaskets shall be marked with acolor code that identifies the windings and filer materials. 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© aor ro ars i 23 wwon ASME 81620-2017 ‘Table $W-2.1-4 Inside Diameters of Inner Rings for Spiral-Wound Gaskets for Use With ASME B16.5 Flanges Flange side Diameter of ner Ring by Pressure Cass, mm (im) ‘Size (vrs) 180 300 400 600 900 1500 200 % 142 (056) ‘142 (056) [Note] 142 (056) (Note (TD) «142 (DSH) 14.2 (056) % 206 (081) 208 (081) Mote ()]-—«206(081) Note (HY) -—«208 (81) 206 (081) 1 -269(106) 269 (1.06) Note (1)]——269 (206) [Nowe 1D] 269.05) 269 (1.06) 4% — 381(450) 384 (150) Note (A) BA (ESO) Nowe] 33GS) 33334) WY, 4450175) 445 (175) (Now) 4575) Nowe] HHA LSS) 44 (1.85) 2 556 @19) 556219) [Nowy] 556 (239) Note] «523(206) 523,206) 2% — 665(262) 655262) [Now (A) 655262) (No) «SSD —635(250) 3 810319) L019) [Now 1))— BLO IS) © 7RTGIO) —«-7B7G.IO) 787 AO) 3% 101(898) 1011898) [Note (1)]— 924 (R60) (Note (H)} (Note) Nowe (1) 4 1064 (419) 1064 (439) 1026 (404) 1026 (408) 1026 404) 9785) 97.8 (8.85) 5 1318(519) 1328519) 1283 (505) 1283 (505) 1283 (505) 1245 (490) 1245 (4.90) 6 1572(619) 1572 (19) 1549(610) 1549 (610) 1549610) 1473 (680) 1473 (5.80) 8 -2159(8S0) 2159 (B50) 2057 (B10) 2057 (10) -—1969(7.75) 1969775) 1969 (7.75) 30 2682 (1056) 2682 (1056) 25558 (1005) 2553 (10.05) 2461 (49) 246.1 (969) 246. (9.68) 12 3175250) 3175 (1250) 3073210) 3073/1210) 29214150) 29241150) 2921 (1150) 14 931375) 34931375) 3429 (1350) 34291350) 3208(1265} 3208 (1263) _[Note()] 16 400.1 1575) 4001 (1575) 3899 (1535) 399 (1535) 3747 (1475) 3683 (1450) _ [Note ()] 18 44931749) 449.3,1769) 43821725) 4382 (1725) 4255 (675) 4255 (1675) [Note ()] 20 500.1 (1949) 5001 (1968) 4890 (1925) 48901925) 4826 19.00) 47831875) [Note (1)] 24 608332375) 60332375) $806 2325) $906 (2325) 59062325) _5779(2275)__[Now()) ‘GENERAL NOTES: (@) The innerring thickness shall be 297 mam to 3:33 mm (0117 in. to 0.131 in). (©) ForszesNPS' through NPS3, the inside eter tolerances 0.8mm (20.03in) for larger ses he nse dlametertolerancels 1.5mm (006 in). See Tele SW.25-1 fr minimum plpe wall hicknesses that are sultabl fr use with standard inner rings: (Refer to para SW-25 for required use of inner rings. NOTE: (4) Thereare no las 40 anges in NPS through NPS 3% (se Class 609); Class 900 flanges in NPS through NPS 2% orn NPS3¥%s, (se Gass 1500); Class 1500 flanges tp NPS 3% or Cass 2500 flanges in NPS 3% or NPS 14 ana larger 24 i 8Table SW-2.1-5 Inside Diameters of nner Rings for Spiral-Wound Gaskets Used Between ASME B16.47 Series A Flanges ASME 81620-2017 Flange Inside Diameter of tnner Ring by Pressure Glass, mm (in) Size vrs) 150 300 400 600 +900 26 e544 575) 6541 2575) 6604 (2600), 647.7 2550) 660.4 (26.00), 8 7049 (2775) 7049 (2775) 7312 (2800) 6985 (2750) 7112 (2800) 30 7587 (2975) 755.7 (2925) 7587 29275) 155.7 (29.5) 7684 (3025) 2 065 (31.75) 8065 (9175) e128 22.00) 8128 (32.00) 8128 6200) 4 197 (3375) 573 (2375) 8636 (34.0) 62.6 (34.00) 863.6 (94.00) 36 9081 (35.75) 900.1 (8575) 9177 3633) 917.7 (3613) 9208 (3625) 38 9589 (37.75) 952.5 (37.50) 9525 (3750) 952. (3750) 10082 (39.75) «© 1.0093 (39.75) 10033 (9950) 1.0003 (39.38) 1009.7 (38275) 1605 (41.75) @ 1.0605 (41.75) 154 (4150) 10511 (438) 1.0668 (42.00) a nis 43.75) “ 43113 (43.75) 1 1049 (4350) 11048 (4350) 11113 (4375) 11552 (4550) 46 3 262 (655) 11527 4538) 1168: (46.00) 1162.1 (4575) 12192 (4800) 8 12129 (4715) 120838 (4.83) 12065 (47.50) 12192 (4800) 412700 (50.00) so 1.26837 (49.75) 1.2446 (4900) 12573 (4950) 1.2700 (5000) (ote (2) sz 1.3145 (6175) 13208 (5200) 1 30a: (5150) 1.3208 (52.00) [Note @)) st 1.3589 (6250) 13526 (6325) 1.3526 (6325) 1 378.0 (5425) {Note QD) 56 114092 (5550) 14034 (5525) 1 4034 (55.25) 14288 (5625) [note @)) 58 14605 (6750) 1478 (57.09) 14582 (6725) 1.4732 (58.00) (Note 29] 60 45113 (5950) 1.5240 (6000) 45177 69.5) 45304 (6025) [Note (2) GENERAL NOTES: (@) The tnnerring thickness shall be 297 mm to 3:33 mm (0147 in. to 0131 in), (@) The inside dlameter tolerance is #3.0 mm (#0.12 in) () These inner rings are suitable for use with pipe walls 9.53 mm (038 in) or thicker. (@) fer to par. SW-25 for required use of inner rings. NOTE: (1) There re no Clase 900 flanges in NPS 50 and larger 25, 5 i 5 iASME 16320-2017 ‘Table SW-2.1-6 Inside Diameters of inner Rings for Spiral-Wound Gaskets Used Between ASME B16.47 Series BFlanges Fangs Taide Dante of nner Ring by Presrure Gass mm (in) Se os) 150 30 00 soo ovo 7% wai a7) aa es) a STH aT asa aes wa) 2 yoi9 775) ous.an75) oN aNe®) == wSB@N) © Ta76,4825) x0 557975) 758797) TRANG) == SBS ANK) —=— THA GLAS) 2 f0ss0175) 8065 G17) soon Ls) = sas LAs) eae 00) et Pa ssa (7) ass GAINS) wD GSAT) «asa HAS) xq 36 02s 0575) «908. S75) seve saH OL SSR) azn 4K28) B eH 8 9829 (3775) 9716 (3825) 9525 (3750) 9525 (750) 1.0092 (3875) Bh 401008719905) azzafanas) 100039838) «10087 485) ——_:1.0605 475) B 2 Lowsai7s) Loess az7s) Lona aise) oven az00) 11113 4875) a “a 11113 (4375) 11240 (44.25) 11049 (43.50) 21113 (43.75) 11552 (4550) a 46 1162.1 (45.75) 1178.1 (46.38) 11684 (46.00) 1.1621 (45.75) 1219.2 (48.00) a 48 1212.9 (47.75) 1231.9 (48.50) 11. 206.5 (47.50) 1219.2 (48.00) 1270.0 (50.00) & 5 so 1274995 zero 4986) azsraass) 2700 000) pve co} i 2 1aus(ei7) aire (sige) amen @is) 13708 200) iNew) I Ss tnsagny) staan) Lasnegaa ammo gaat) nee i 56 1422-4 (56.00) 1428.8 (56.25) 14034 (55.25) 14288 (56.25) [Note (1)] g 58 1.4780 (58.19) 1 464.4 (5844) 11.4542 (57.25) 14732 (58.00) [Note (1)] 3 co__asuainay —_assra(eiay 151776575) 15304 (025) twee) GENERAL NOTES (@) The innerring thickness shall be 2:97 mm to 3.38 mm (0.117 into 0.4 in) (@) The inside clameter tolerance i £20 mm (20.12 in) (6) These inner rings ae suable fr use with pipe walls 953 mm (0.375 in) or ticker (6) Refer to para. SW-25 for required use of nner rings NOTE: (1) There are no Class 900 flanges n NPS SO and larger. 26‘ASME 61620-2017 ‘Table SW-2.5-1 Minimum Pipe Wall Thickness Sultable for Use of Spiral-Wound Gaskets With Inner Rings for ASME BI6.5 Flanges Flange ‘Minimum Pipe Wall Thickness by Pressure Case ‘Size (nes) 350 300 400 500 900 1500 2500 % % 1 Schedule @0 T% % 2 Schedule 40 é e 2 j ‘ s 6 Schedule 00 ® 16 Schedule 108 Sehedule 30 Schedule 80 » 2% (GENERAL NOTES: (@) Thepipewallschedules ented represent the minimum recommended pipewall hickneseulableforuse within ringor ASMEBIG flanges (Reference ASME B3610M and ASME 83619M) () Gaskets with inner rings shouldbe used only with socket welding, lapped, welding nec, and integral anges. (© Refer t para, SW-25 Tor required use of ner ings. 27tet recast a feta Is fred, Dstbae hy Caiat eles (US Le, ates ASME 81620-2017 ‘soezou ‘San afucy a senbo aoa 2m ees 53H He SANE UY (3) ‘uusss9"210q ume jo woneu quo sam am sopun (ut 9g) ST Jo UTOMONE easog add ox OW] puss few But JouUTaseuy Bu ssuuo3en Paumbss 0} S7-MS "IGGL Y 4) ‘SALON ‘ee paepaeis = a pe pau Supra = nay ‘PapEEXA pUe UO dis = OS suOREAAIGGY (2) STs oi, ae sane seu Anepuanwe! 1} sa409 suey assed eeNeN 204 (4) scolar pence AHS AL Hance ee de oa ae OD Siskind steey on deez saps} a ” 2 tog us ofany Wn er : ey os rm os ro se WoT S€8 BNSY t) peRHDEIP a10q SOT PIMPoKS A UEY NAA “eon * ‘ aia Pa ons : | soya Soren an es st osprey" vo sae ; : (a) en (a) Ase * : Iara | — Tar areas — | — tara = oe ee a “S88 aanssadd Aq aJ0g wmINPEN jens aad ‘imyseD punoM-TeHdS uM 95N Jo saBuEY SOTA 3WSY JO 810g UNLIKE Z-5'7-MS TELASME B16.20-2017 ‘Table SW-2.5-3 Maximum Bore of ASME B16.47 Series A Flanges for Use With Spiral-Wound Gaskets Flange ‘Maximum Bore by Pressure Class Size (nes) 150 300 400 600 900 26 Rete ore @ Note @ Note @ Nee @ 28 Note (2) Note 2) Note (2) Note (2) Note (2) 30 Note (1) ote (2) Note (2) Note (2) Note (2) 2 Note (1) Note (2) Note (2) Note 2) Note (2) Pn Note (1) Note (2) Note (2) Note 2) Note (2) 36 Note (2) Note (2) Nore (2) Note 2) Note (2) 28 ote (2) Note (2) Note (2) Note (2) Note (2) 40 Note (1) Note (@) Note @) Note (2) Note (2) 2 Note (0) Nete (2) Note @) Note (2) Note (2) “ Note @) Note (2) Note (2) Note (2) Note (2) 46 Noe (1) Note (@) Note @) Note (2) Note (2) 6 Nowe (2) Note (2) Nowe (2) Note (2 Note (2) so Note 0) Note (2) Note (2) Note (2) Note (3) sz Note (2) Note (2) Note (2) Note (2) Note (3) 56 Note (1) Note (2) Note (2) Note (2) Note (3) 5 Noe (0) Note (2) Note (2) Note (2) Note (3) co Nore (1) Note (2) Note @) Note @) Note 3) (GENERAL NOTES flange bare. (©) Refer to para, SW-2. for required use of inner rings. NOTES: (2) Apples only to welding nec anges witha bore notleger than the inside diameter of 4.75-mm(0.187-n) wal plpe Larger bores mustbe shecked Individually. @) Apples only toweldingneck anges with borenetlarger than theinside diameter ofa 6.4mm (0.25-in} wallppe except thst NPS38, Clase 5300 isnot suitable fora bore arger than the inside ameter ofa 7.6-mm (0.30) wall pipe Larger bores must be checked individually. (@) There are no lass 900 Nanges in NPS 50 and larger. 29 ) This Table shows the maximum bore of anges for which the spiral-wound gasket dimenstons shown in Table SW-2.1-2 are recommended, considering the tlerances involved the possbltyofeceentic installation andthe possibility thatthe gasket may extendinto the asembledASME 81620-2017 Table SW-2.5-4 Maximum Bore of ASME B16.47 Series B Flanges for Use With Spiral-Wound Gaskets af Flange Maximum Bore by Pressure Gass Ee ‘sae uy rs) 150 300 400 00 900 gf 26 ote (1) Note Now ( Nowe ( Note : 2 ote (1) Note) Note) Note (1) Note) 20 ote (1) Note () Note) ote () Note @) 2 Note (1) Nate) Note () Note) Note) Py Note ct) Nowe () Note (1) Note @) Note) 36 ote (2) Now () Not (1) Note) Nore ci) 38 ote (2) Note (1) Note (1) Note (1) Note 1) « ate (2) Note (1) Note () Note () Note (1) “ Note (2) Note (1) Not) Note (2) Note (2) 6 Note @) Nowe) Note () Note () Note (2) “® Note (2) Note (0) Note) Note) Note () 50 Nate @) Note (2) oe (1) Note) Note 2) st Note (2) Nowe (2) Nowe) Note) Note @) * Note (2) Note) Note @) Note @) Now 2} 56 Note (1) Note (2) Note () Note) Note) : 58 Note (2) Note) Note) Note @) Note (23 i oo Now (2) Note) Note (1) Note) Note @) i (GENERAL NOTES. {@) ThisTableshows the maximum bore o anges fr which the spira- wound gasket dimensions shown in Table SW-2.1-3 are recommended, ‘considering he tolerances involved the possibilty of eccentric instalation, and the possibilty thatthe gasket may extendint theaserbled ange bore, (@) Refer to para, SW-25 for required use of ier rings. NOTES: (1) Welding neck and integral anges having maximum inside diameters as described in ASME BIGA7. {@) There are no Class 900 anges in NPS SO and larger. 30ASME 81620-2017 Table SW-3-1 Color Coding and Abbreviations for Spiral-Wound Gasket Materials Miateriat ‘Abbreviation Color Code Metalie Winding Materials Carbon see! crs, iver Type 304 SS 308 Yellow ‘Type 3041 SS 306 No color ‘Type 309 309 No color Type 310 8 310 No color ‘Type 316 LSS 36 Green ‘Type 317 LSS nL Maroon Type 221 58 mi Turquoise Type 347 55 a7 Blue Type 430 ss 40 No color Niece Monel 400, Mon Orange Grade 400 . Nickel 200, Nt Red ‘Titaniom 1 Purple 200-3 aly a0 Black Hastlloy 8 HAST B Brown Grade 82 . - NeMo-ce : Hsealoy € ast ¢ Beige Grade 0276 . NecrFe Incone! 0 Nc 600 Gold Grade 600 - Necro : Inconel 625, Inc 62s ota Grade 625 NecrPe-n - ~ ‘Inconel X50 x No color Grade 750 . ' NicFe-te - Icolay 800 00 White Grade 800 . - Ni-Re-C-Mo-O1 ~ Incoloy 825, nos White Grade 825 ‘conus zinc No color All Other Materials Manufacturer's standard No color Nonmetallic Filler Materials Polyetratuorotiytene Pre White erie Vermiclte - Light blue stipe Phlogopte (magnesium mica) Light blue stipe Fexile graphite FG Gray sxipe Ceramic eR Light goon saipe 31ASME B16,20-2017 ‘Table SW-4.1-1 Example Markings for Spiral-Wound Gaskets Description Marling [NPS 5, Glasses 300 and 600 ASME B26.5 gaskets having a Type 304 3-200/600—F6 retl winding and exible graphite filer material (Manufacturer's wademark) ASME B1620 [NPS 36, las 300 ASME B1647 Series A gasket having a Type 304 36-300—cER real winding and a ceramic filler meteril "ASME #1647 A (Oanufacsarers trademark) ASME 816.20 [NPS 12, lass 1500 ASME B16. gasket having an Inconel metal 412-800 INC 600—PTFE ‘winding PTFE filer materi, and an Inconel inne rng INC 600 LR (anufocarer’s trademark) ASME 816.20 32 5 i iASME 81620-2017 PART JA JACKETED GASKETS JA-1 SIZE AND PRESSURE CLASS Jacketed gaskets are identified by flange size (NPS), pressure class, and the appropriate ange standard (ASME BI65 oF ASME B16.47) JA-2 DESIGN JA-2.1 General Jacketed gaskets shall be made with a filler material cenclosed in a metal jacket. 4A-2.2 Jacket Thickness ‘The jacket metal thickness shall be @ minimum of 0.38 ‘mm (0.015 In) JA-2.3 Filler Thickness ‘The filler thickness shall bea minimum of 1.5 mm (0.06 in). JA-2.4 Miscellaneous Other design details, including the density ofthe filler, shall be the gasket manufacturer's responsiblity. JA-3 DIMENSIONS AND TOLERANCES Gasket dimensions and tolerances shall be in accor- dance with Figure JA-3-1 and Tables JA-3-1 through 1a-33, 33 JA-4 MATERIALS ‘Metal jacket and filler material shall be selected from Table JA-4-1 or as agreed between the purchaser and ‘manufacturer. For recommendations regarding use of jacketed gaskets with ASME B16.5 flanges, see ASME BAGS, para. 5-4. JA-5 MARKING JA-5.1 Applied Marking Jacketed gaskets shal be marked with waterproof ink or ‘equivalent: Where gasket size does not permitsuch mark- ings, a separate attached marking tag may be used. The lettering height shall ba minimum ofS mm (0.2n). The following information shall be included with the markings: (a) manufacturer's name or trademark. (6) flange size (NPS). (pressure class. (@ jacketed material abbreviation (see Table J4-4-1), ‘except that the abbreviation may be omitted when soft carbon steel is used. (@) filler material abbreviation (see Table JA-4-1). () Aange identification. Gaskets intended for ASME 16.47 flanges shall be marked B16.47 A or BL6.A7 B, as applicable. Gaskets intended for ASME B16.5 flanges need not be so marked. Ilustrative marking examples are shown in Table JA-5.1-1. (@) ASME B16.20 designation. JA-5.2 Pressure Class Gaskets sutable for more than one pressure class shall ‘be marked with all applicable classes.