Apollo 61-102-01 ball cone spring check valve is used in fluid systems where fluid or gas flow reversal could lead to equipment damage or inefficient operation. This valve prevents backflow, ensuring that the fluid flows in one direction. It is ideal for maintaining system efficiency and preventing contamination.
Features:
- This valve features bronze construction for enhanced corrosion resistance and durability.
- It offers an inline and one-way design for unidirectional fluid flow to prevent backflow and system contamination.
- This valve comes with threaded FNPT x FNPT connection for secure attachment to threaded pipelines, reducing leakage risks.
- It has a cracking pressure of 1/2 psi for precise flow control initiation.
- This valve is equipped with a stainless steel spring to resist corrosion and wear for consistent performance.
- It further features an ASTM approved B16 brass retainer for added structural integrity.
- This ball cone spring check valve has a 15 percent glass filled RPTFE ball check for a reliable, tight seal and extended life.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. How to fit this check valve?
A.
- Select a suitable check valve based on your system's requirements.
- Shut down the system and release any pressure.
- Clean and prepare the pipe ends where the valve will be installed.
- Check the valve's arrow marking for proper flow direction alignment.
- Apply pipe sealant or thread tape to the valve's threads.
- Screw the valve onto the pipe, ensuring a tight fit but not over-tightening.
- Use appropriate tools to secure connections without damaging the valve.
- Open and close the valve a few times to ensure smooth movement.
- Restart the system and check for leaks.
- Regularly inspect the valve for proper operation and maintenance.
Q. What safety precautions should I take while using this Apollo 61-102-01 ball cone spring check valve?
A.
- Familiarise yourself with the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines.
- Install the valve according to recommended procedures.
- Use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as gloves and eye protection.
- Test the valve's functionality before putting it into service.
- Regularly examine the valve for leaks, wear or damage.
- Keep maintenance and inspection records for reference.
- Adhere to relevant safety codes and standards.
Q. How do I detect leaks in this check valve?
A.
- Look for visible signs of moisture or fluid around valve connections.
- Listen closely for hissing or escaping air / gas sounds.
- Apply soapy water to valve connections. Bubbles indicate leaks.
- Slightly increase pressure and monitor for pressure drops, suggesting a leak.
- If uncertain, seek professional assistance for thorough assessment.
