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SteveWag (Civil/Environmental)
9 Mar 12 10:56
A friend sent me these two photos and asked if these components could be air release or air/vacuum valves. This assembly is installed at the high point of a sewage force main. Although the set-up looks very much like a standard APCO 1800 Combination Valve, I can't identify what looks like a weight arm (from a check valve?), nor the brown ball where the flex clean-out hose connects to the smaller valve. The smaller valve looks like a Val-Matic, with the offset vent and hinge castings in the top, The clean out is straight from the Crispin catalog and is optional with Val-Matic, with the exception of the ball shaped device. Any Ideas?
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Helpful Member!  bimr (Civil/Environmental)
9 Mar 12 13:22
Hard to tell from the pictures but it looks like an APCO Hydraulically Controlled Air/Vacuum Valve Model 7000. The lever controls the float.

http://www.apcovalves.com/product.php?page=airValves&product=Air-Valve-7000

The ball is proabably some type of swivel joint.


 

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