Safety & Relief Valving

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Safety & Relief Valving

james10 (Mechanical)

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16 Jul 03 20:24

Hi ,
Can anyone tell me where I can get some training info & sketched to enable me to demonstrate how valves operate and the typical parts make up , I am interested in small valves for little aire receivers and large boiler type safety.

Thanks

pablo02 (Electrical) · Answer 1 · 2003-07-16 20:38:15

It's been awhile, but Consolidated Valve used to have some excelent material on safety valves including colored cut aways... (are they still around?)

TD2K (Chemical) · Answer 2 · 2003-07-16 20:48:36

Consolidated and Anderson Greenwood are now the same company, can't say who bought who.

quark (Mechanical) · Answer 3 · 2003-07-17 00:55:55

This could be of help.

http://www.andersongreenwood.com/docnet/library/enghnbk.pdf

Regards,

JAlton (Mechanical) · Answer 4 · 2003-07-17 14:30:11

Want Pictures (Cutaways)?  Try these two:

http://www.kunklevalve.com/catalog/KUKMC-0392-US.pdf
Small Air Receiver and Liquid Service PRV

http://www.kunklevalve.com/catalog/KUKMC-0387-US.pdf
Large Boiler Safety Valve

http://www.nationalboard.org has info on a Pressure Relief Valve Seminar which can be helpful.  There is one scheduled for July 28 to Aug 1, 2003 and another in October, 6 thru 10, in Columbus, OH.

Our organization presents On Site Hands-On Training Seminars on Pressure Relief Valve Repair.  If you are interested, you may want to visit our website at http://www.delucatest.com.  We conduct classes for Nuclear Utilities, Pharmaceutical Plants, Oil Refineries and PetroChemical Facilities worldwide.

J. Alton Cox
President
DeLuca Test Equipment
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kyu (Chemical) · Answer 5 · 2003-07-18 17:00:49

Not that important perhaps, but I'm pretty sure that Crosby is with Anderson Greenwood, and that Consolidated is with Dresser.

JAlton (Mechanical) · Answer 6 · 2003-07-18 17:25:35

kyu u r right

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