Swing Check Valve - Pressure Seal Bonnet | Fluitek | Philippopoulos s.a.
Swing Check Valve - Pressure Seal Bonnet | Fluitek | Philippopoulos s.a.
Swing Check Valve - Pressure Seal Bonnet | Fluitek | Philippopoulos s.a.
Swing Check Valve - Pressure Seal Bonnet | Fluitek | Philippopoulos s.a.

Swing Check Valve - Pressure Seal Bonnet | Fluitek

Fluitek Pressure Seal Bonnet – Swing Check Valve

The Fluitek Pressure Seal Bonnet is a swing check valve designed for high-pressure pipelines, typically installed in conjunction with on/off isolation valves. The disc remains open under flow, requiring minimal flow to maintain the open position. When normal flow ceases, the valve closes to prevent reverse flow, minimizing the risk of backflow in critical process lines.

Construction and Pressure Classes

  • Type: Swing check valve with pressure seal bonnet.
  • Design: ASME B16.34 or EN 12516.
  • ANSI Classes: Class 600, 900, 1500, 2500.
  • Class 4500 available only in forged construction.
  • Body: Cast with flanged or butt weld ends, or forged with butt weld ends.
  • Materials: Carbon steel, low alloy steel, modified 9% Cr alloys, austenitic stainless steels, and nickel alloys.

Reference Dimensions

Technical datasheets provide indicative ANSI Class 1500 sizing from 3" to 24". Larger sizes available on request. Weights are significant at large NPS, ranging from 57 kg at 3" to 4350 kg at 24". Support, nozzle load, and piping alignment must be verified during design.

Applications

Used in high-pressure steam, boiler feedwater, thermal fluids, hydrocarbons, process gases, and high-rating power generation or refinery lines. Valve selection is based on media, temperature, pressure, flow, and seat leakage requirements.

Slam Mitigation

A limitation of this valve type is rapid closure ("slam") when flow stops. For such conditions, counterweights or rotary dampers / dashpot systems with externally mounted hinge can be specified.

Certifications

Certifications include ISO 9001:2015, PED 2014/68/EU, ATEX 2014/34/EU, IEC 61508 SIL, API 6A / ISO 10423, API 6D, API 6DSS, and TR-CU.

FAQ

When is a pressure seal bonnet selected?
For high-pressure applications where bonnet sealing must remain reliable at elevated pressure ratings.

When are dashpot or counterweight required?
For large diameters, low flow rates, pump stations, or lines with transient flow phenomena.

Standard (Options)
  • ANSI
Connection (Options)
  • Flanged
  • Butt Weld
Material (Options)
  • Austenitic Stainless Steel
  • Stainless Steel
  • Low Alloy Steel
  • Nickel Alloys
  • Cr Alloys
Pressure Rating (Options)
  • 600 lbs
  • 900 lbs
  • 1500 lbs
  • 2500 lbs
  • 4500 lbs

Datasheet and documents

Description

This type of valve, non-return, is coupled with on-off valves in high pressure lines to protect the system from the fluid reversing flow, when regular flow is stopped. The disc resistance to flow is keeping it open, a minimum flow rate being needed. FLUITEK ORSENIGO VALVES can supply, based on service conditions (fluid, temperature, pressure, flow rate) the analysis of the behavior of the valve and its limits. One of the limits of this type of valve is “slamming” to close position when fluid flow stops. FLUITEK ORSENIGO VALVES can supply counter weights, rotary dumpers (also called “dashpot systems”) to prevent “slamming”, all requiring the hinge mounted outside of the body. Design can be to ASME B16.34 but, also, to EN 12516.

Cast body construction (both flanged and with butt weld ends) and forged body construction (with butt weld ends) are both available. Materials range from carbon steel to low alloy steel (including the widely used modified 9% Cr alloys) to austenitic stainless steels, to nickel alloys.

Pressure classes (per ANSI standard) are normally ranging from 600# to 900#, 1500# and 2500#. 4500# class is also available in the forged body construction only. Size range depends on pressure class requirements, FLUITEK ORSENIGO VALVES having no limits in relation to market requirements.

Certifications