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840 Series Swing
Check Valves |
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Application |
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Goddard 840 Series Bronze Swing Check Valve for
Cryogenic Service including 846M |
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Features |
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Top Entry: This
union bonnet valve can be permanently installed in the line
and services from the top |
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Construction:
Designed to prevent back flow in cryogenic systems. Higher fluid
capacity (CV) than poppet or lift check valves. Bronze body
and internals. Rugged construction for long life and minimal
down time |
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Sizes: ½” through
2” (15mm through 50mm) |
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Temperature
Rating: -325°F to 150°F (-196°C to +65° |
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Ends: Threaded (FNPT),
or with Sil Brazed Tube (SBT)
SCH-10, Threaded back brazed pipe nipples in 1” increments up
to 6”
SCH-40, Threaded back brazed pipe nipples in 1” increments up
to 6”
SCH-80, Threaded back brazed pipe nipples in 1” increments up
to 6” |
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Pressure Rating:
(Cold, Non-shock)
840 Series 400 PSIG
846M Series 600 PSIG |
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Sizes 1½” to 2”
PED Approved Per EN10204 3.1 |
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Note: Do NOT use
for reciprocating gas service. |
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866 Series Swing
Check Valves |
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Application |
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Goddard 886 Series Stainless Steel Swing Check
Valve for Cryogenic Service |
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Features |
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Top Entry: This
bolted bonnet valve can be permanently installed in the line
and services from the top |
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Construction:
Designed to prevent back flow in cryogenic systems. Higher fluid
capacity (CV) than poppet or lift check valves. 316L stainless
steel investment cast body, cap and arm |
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Sizes: ½” through
4” (15mm through 100mm) |
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Ends: Socket weld
and butt weld schedule 10 and 40 |
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Temperature
Rating: -325°F to 150°F (-196°C to +66°C) |
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Pressure Rating:
(Cold, Non-shock)
400 PSIG (26 Bar) ½” - 2”
275 PSIG (19 Bar) 150# ANSI Class 3” and 4”
720 PSIG (50 Bar) 300# ANSI Class 3” and 4” |
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PED Approved,
Approved for US and Canada |
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Note: Do NOT use
for reciprocating gas service. |
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Our investment
cast stainless steel is specified by leading industrial gas
companies for storage tank and yard operations. |
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Ideal for liquid
atmospheric gases and LNG storage and handling. |
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High cycle life
and superior sealing. |
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Valves for
hydrogen service can be supplied.
(-425°F to +350°F ). |
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