16 Inch Top Entry Ball Valve, ASTM A216 WCB, 900 LB, API 6D, RF
Model Number: TEBV-04
Key Specifications / Features
16 Inch Top Entry Ball Valve MFR: Top Entry Ball Valves, ASTM A216 WCB, 16 Inch, Class 900 LB, RF Ends, API 6D, Full Bore/ Reduced Bore, Hand Wheel Operated.
Detail Information
Size: 16 Inch
Pressure Rating: Class 900 LB
Material Body: ASTM A216 WCB
Hand Wheel Operated.
Top entry design,
Full Bore Or Reduced Bore.
Locking Device (Or safety interlock key).
Single Piston Effect, Double Piston Effect.
Emergency Sealant Injection System.
Fire Safe Design. Anti-static Device.
Blowout proof Stem Design.
Body Vent Device.
Stem Extension for Underground & cryogenic Service.
Standards
Design and Manufacture: API 6D
Face to Face: ASME B16.10
Flanged Ends : ASME B16.5
Test and Inspection: API 6D / API 598
Pressure Rating: Class 900 LB
Material Body: ASTM A216 WCB
Hand Wheel Operated.
Top entry design,
Full Bore Or Reduced Bore.
Locking Device (Or safety interlock key).
Single Piston Effect, Double Piston Effect.
Emergency Sealant Injection System.
Fire Safe Design. Anti-static Device.
Blowout proof Stem Design.
Body Vent Device.
Stem Extension for Underground & cryogenic Service.
Standards
Design and Manufacture: API 6D
Face to Face: ASME B16.10
Flanged Ends : ASME B16.5
Test and Inspection: API 6D / API 598
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