CP_105 Pipe Lines & Other Valves

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A- SCOPE 1
B- EXCLUSION 1
PART I GENERAL REQUIREMENTS & PRACTICES 2
1- GENERAL PRACTICES FOR VALVES 3
2- VALVE MATERIALS 4
3- VALVE ENDS 5
4- VALVE OPERATIONS 6
5- VALVE INSPECTION & TESTING 9
6- VALVE PAINTING 9
7- VALVE ORDERING 9
8- APPROVAL PROCEDURE FOR VALVES 12
PART I I:- SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS & PRACTICES 14
1- GATE VALVES 15
1.1 - WEDGE GATE VALVES 15
1.2 - PARALLEL SLIDE GATE VALVES 18
1. 3 - DOUBLE DISC GATE VALVES 19
2- GLOBE VALVES 20
3- PLUG VALVES 21
4- BALL VALVES 22
5- BUTTERFLY VALVES 24
6- CHECK VALVES 25
APPENDICES:
A- VALVE DATA SHEET 28
A.l - GUIDE TO APPENDIX A 29
B- APPROVED SUPPLIERS FOR VALVES 30
C- VALVE SELECTION GUIDE 37
D- REFERENCES 38
Rev. Date Description / Text Affected
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A- SCOPE:
The provisions of this Code of Practice covers ADMA-OPCO requirements and

recommended practices in Offshore & Onshore duties for the following types of valves:
A.l - Steel Gate (wedge, parallel slide and double disc) valves
A.2 - Steel Globe Valves
A.3 - Steel Plug Valves
A.4 - Steel Ball Valves
A.5 - Steel Butterfly Valves
A.6 - Steel Check Valves
B- EXCLUSION
This code of Practice does not cover the following :
1- Cast Iron & Nonferrous Valves.
2- Control Valves.
3- Relief & Safety Valves.
4- Wellhead and Xmas tree gate valves
0 July-83 Issued for Implementation
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PART I
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS & PRACTICES
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1. GENERAL PRACTICE FOR VALVES
1.1 Valves should generally be line size except that pump discharge valves (check
and block) shall be the same size as the pump discharge.
1.2 Valves With inside screw stems shall not be used for corrosive service, or where
solid deposits may develop.
1.3 Where actuated valves are installed the motor operators shall be sized for a
differential pressure across the valve of maximum line working pressure plus
10% e.g. (max. static head + pump shut-in head, if applicable) x 1.10. A thermal
relief valve must be installed on the line to ensure that direct sun heating does not
cause the design differential pressure in the line to be exceeded.
1.4 Valves in pipework which has to be post weld heat treated should be removed
from the system during the heat treatment.
1.5 Valves for flare line isolation and slurries shall have flushing connections unless
otherwise specified. Flare line isolation valves shall also incorporate valve
position indicators.
1.6 On fouling duty the minimum valve size should be 50 mm (2') nominal size.
1.7 Double valving should be used for:
1.7.1 Sample connection, vents and drains in systems containing liquefied

petroleum gas or similar liquids.
1.7.2 Vents and drains in normal operation service PN 150 (class 900) and
higher.
1.7.3 Lines where isolation is required for operational reasons only when the
use of spades is not suitable
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1.8 Battery limit valves for relief and blowdown lines must be provided with
means for locking valves open.
1.9 Valves are to be supplied with the glands packed in accordance with BP
Standard 180.
1.10 Steel Valves with flanges to BS 4504, PN 16 (Class 125) may be

considered for use in low pressure systems:
2. VALVES MATERIALS
2.1 General:
2.1.1 Carbon steel valve bodies with corrosion resistant internal trim should be
used. 13% Cr Stainless Steel is commonly used for internal trim. Careful
consideration should be given to some specific conditions as in para 2.2
2.1.2 Bolts and nuts shall be to ASTM A-193 Gr B7 and ASTM A-194 Gr 2H
respectively, Cadmium plated to ASTM-A-165 unless otherwise stated in
specification.
2.2 Sour Service:
2.2.1 Chloride Stress Corrosion Cracking Condition:
2.2.1.1 In order to minimize the risk of chloride stress corrosion

cracking all austenitic stainless steels (e.g. AISI 300 Series)
must be in the solution annealed condition.
2.2.2 Sulfide Stress Cracking Condition:
2.2.2.1 Materials for valve bodies and internal trim shall be in

accordance with NACE MR-01-75 and ADMA-OPCO
specification M-SP-1000
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3. VALVES ENDS
3.1 Flanged Ends
3.1.1 Valves 50 mm (2") and above should normally be flanged ends to the
design standards class as appropriate.
3.1.2 On Services where crevice corrosion, and/ or fouling can occur, all valves
shall be flanged ends irrespective of size.
3.1.3 Flanged ends Face
3.1.3.1 Flanged ends PN 20 (class 150) and, PN 50 (class 300)

shall be raised face.
3.1.3.2 Flanged ends PN 100 (class 600) and PN 150 (class 900)
may be raised face or ring joint face.
3.1.3.3 Flanged ends PN 250 (class 1500) and PN 420 (class

2500)shall be ring joint face.
3.2 Socket Weld Ends
3.2.1 Socket weld ends may be specified for valves 40 mm (1 1/2") and below
for duties other than mentioned in (3.1) and should be as follows:-
3.2.1.1 Socket-welding-end preparation shall confirm to ANSI B

16-11
3.2.1.2 Valves should be of high integrity design and quality

(bellows sealed valves may be considered).
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3.3 Buttweld Ends
3.3.1 Buttweld ends valves should normally be specified for duties where
flange leakage can not be tolerated and where the valve can be
maintained in its position.
3.3.2 Buttweld ends shall comply with ANSI B16.9 and shall match the pipe
thickness.
3.3.3 Where buttweld ends are used, valves should be "top entry type".
3.4 Screwed Ends:
3.4.1 Valves with screwed ends may be specified for non-corrosive duty (air,
diesel) and shall be limited to sizes 40mm (1 1/2") and below.
3.4.2 Screwed-ends valves shall be internally taper-threaded as specified in

ANSI B 2.1
4. VALVES OPERATION
4.1 Site Requirements
4.1.1 Valves should be easy to operate i.e accessible & rigidly fixed .
4.1.2 If necessary, extension spindles should be provided.
N.B. A. - The use of chain operated valves is not recommended except,

when it is unavoidable.
B. - Valves in trenches or pits should be provided with extension stems

if the handwheel would be more than 150 mm below the trench or
pit cover plate, unless alternative access is provided.
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4.2 Methods of Operation
4.2.1 Gate Valves
4.2.1.1 Valves 300 mm (12") and below should be handwheel

operated, (see N.B.l).
4.2.1.2 Valves 350 mm ,(14") and above should be handwheel

gear operated (See N.B.l).
4.2.2 Globe valves
4.2.2.1 As clauses 4.2.1.1 but substitute 200 mm (8") in lieu of

300mm (12").
4.2.2.2 As clause 4.2.1.2, but substitute 250 mm (10") in lieu of

350mm(14").
N.B.l For guidance purposes, the following table gives the size and class of valve at or above
which a gear operator is required:
CLASS 150 300 400 600 900 1500 2500
TYPE SIZE
WEDGE
GATE 20” 16” 14” 14” 10” 10” 6”
GLOBE 12” 10” 8” 8” 8”
For valves which require to be operated frequently or which are not easily accessible the
minimum sizes given above may be reduced
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4.2.3 Plug valves
4.2.3.1 Valves to be wrench or gear operated as called for on the valve

specification sheet, See N.B.2
4.2.4 Ball valves
4.2.4.1 Valves to be wrench or gear operated as called for on the valve

specification sheet, See N.B.2
N.B.2 As a guideline, lever operated ball and plug valves should be provided with
manual gear operators as follows:
CLASS 150 300 400 600 900 1500 2500
TYPE SIZE
PLUG 10” AND LARGER 6” AND 4” AND

LARGER LARGER
BALL 10” AND LARGER 6” AND 4” AND

LARGER LARGER
4.2.5 Butterfly valves
4.2.5.1 Valves up to and including 150 mm (6") should

normally be wrench operated.
4.2.5.2 Valves (above 150 mm (6") may be wrench or gear operated.
General Note:
Gearing shall be employed to the valve as necessary to limit operating force to 355 N (80
PSIF) maximum.
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5. VALVE INSPECTION AND TESTING
5.1 Inspection and testing shall be carried out in accordance with BS 5146 or API
STD 598 as applicable, plus any other particular requirements given in the
relevant specification.
N.B. Soft Seated ball and plug valves to API Spec 6D shall comply with API
RP 6F for fire safe tests.
6. VALVE PAINTING
Painting shall be in accordance with ADMA-OPCO "Code of Protective Paintings" to

specification No. 100 (offshore) or Specification 111 (onshore). An equivalent paint
coating may be submitted by the valve manufacturer for possible approval by
ADMA-OPCO, (TSD).
7. VALVE ORDERING
The following information shall be provided by the purchaser to achieve a proper

selection for the required valve, (see also appendix C).
7.1 General
7.1.1 Operating Conditions
- Pressure, temperature, fluid and the corrosive compound if any.
7.1.2 Design and Construction
- size, type class, pattern
- Ends requirement
- Internal parts requirements
- Operation requirements
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7.1.3 General Material requirements
7.1.4 Testing requirement(if any, in addition to this code).
7.1.5 Painting requirement(if any in addition to this code),
7.2 Particular Information
In addition to the above mentioned the following particular information shall be

specified:
7.2.1 For Gate Valves
- Gate type
- Any Other requirements
7.2.2 For globe valves
- Pattern type
- Disk type
- Seat type
- Soft seal (required or not)
- Any other requirements
7.2.3 For check valves
- Pattern type
- Loading springs (required or not)
- Locking rings ( " " " )
- Damping & non-slam device (required or not)

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7.2.4 For Ball Valves
- Pattern
- Bore
- Seat rating
- Seat type
- Ball material
- Ball mounting
- Bleeding System
7.2.5 For Butterfly Valves
- Nature of seating or lining
- Max permissible leakage
- Flanged ends to ANSI B16.5, MSS-SP-44, BS 3293 or BS 4504
7.2.6 For Plug Valves
- Pattern
- Flanged ends to ANSI B16.5, MSS-SP-44, or BS 3293
- Body Tapping (required or not)
- Type of lubrication provision
- Locking device (required or not)
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7.3 Data Sheet
Appendix (A) shows a data sheet for the major information of valves which need
an action by the purchaser. He may fill, tick and delete as required in the data
sheet
8. APPROVAL PROCEDURE FOR VALVES
8.1 Appendix "B" shows the manufacturers whom shall be asked to tender for the
valves for which they have been nominated. Unapproved suppliers for sour
service valves must follow the procedure as per ADMA-OPCO Specification
M-SP-1000.
8.2 Manufacturers shall submit the following documents/ information to be approved

by ADMA-OPCO prior to the order (per each item):
8.2.1 One detailed sectional drawing which illustrates clearly the following:
8.2.1.1 Constructional, operating and mechanical features.
8.2.1.2 Principle dimensions including minimum body thickness.
8.2.1.3 Parts specification according to British or American

material specification of all components.
8.2.1.4 Finished condition e.g. heat treatment and hardness of all

components.
8.2.2 Nominal size and pressure ratings
8.2.3 Operating conditions
8.2.4 Number which will be quoted in all orders
8.2.5 Force required to operate the valve in case of actuated valves.
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8.2.6 Any subsequent modification to design or construction.
Notes: 1. Drawings shall be submitted in Quadruplicate and one approved

copy shall be held by the manufacturers for reference by inspector.
2. Generally a lead time of 6 weeks (at least) is required from the

receipt of drawings for approval procedure.
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PART II
GENERAL REQUIREMENTS & PRACTICES
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1. GATE VALVES
1.1 Wedge Gate Valves
1.1.1 Definition
A valve in which closure is effected by the wedge action between the gate
and the body seats. Wedge gate valves may take the following forms:-
a. Solid wedge in which the gate is in one piece, either solid or cored.
b. Split wedge in which the gate is two pieces.
1.1.2 Design Code (Recommended): BS 5352 API spec 6D
STD 600,
STD 603, or
BS 1414
as applicable.
Coverage (N. Sizes):
40 mm(l 1/2")and below 50 mm (2") and

above
as applicable
1.1.3 Design Requirements:
1.1.3.1 Valves shall be solid wedge gate, full bore unless otherwise
specified.
1.1.3.2 Valves shall unless otherwise specified, be Outside Screw and

Yoke(06 & Y) bolted bonnet, rising stem with solid wedge gate.
1.1.3.3 Valves 40 mm (1 1/2") and below consideration should be given to

the use of welded in bellows to eliminate gland leak.
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1.1.3.4 Valves shall be provided with back seating facility.
1.1.3.5 Protected stem types shall be provided in offshore services.
1.1.4 Practices & Recommendations
1.1.4.1 Wedge gate valve (as a block valve) shall be specified for:
1.1.4.1.1 Lines crossing unit battery or process area limits.
1.1.4.1.2 Vessels branches except for high pressure services

34 bar (500 PSI).
1.1.4.1.3 Suction and discharge of pumps and compressors.
1.1.4.1.4 Isolations and groups of tubulars (H. Exchangers,

coolers,...etc.).
1.1.4.1.5 Water outlet of condensers and coolers.
1.1.4.1.6 Drains, vents, sample point, steam out points.
1.1.4.1.7 Inlet, outlet and drains of storage tanks.
1.1.4.1.8 Fuel oil systems.
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1.1.4.2 Wedge gate valve (as a block valve) shall not be specified for:
1.1.4.2.1 Over head vapour lines, transfer lines, reboiler lines

and side stream vapour return lines.
1.1.4.2.2 Vents on tanks and vessels that are open to

atmosphere.
1.1.4.2.3 Pump suction and reflux line connections on

vessels containing liquid which have a block valve
located within 10 m horizontally from the vessel
branch.
1.1.4.2.4 When differential pressure across them is more

than 34 bar. (500 psig) because the force required
to operate them is too high.
1.1.4.3 Wedge Gate valves are suitable for most on-off,

non vibrating hydrocarbon or utilities service for all
temperature ranges.
1.1.4.4 Wedge Gate valves are not recommended for vibrating service,
since they may move open or closed from their normal positions
unless the stem packing is carefully adjusted.
1.1.4.5 Wedge Gate valves should not be used for throttling service
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1.2 PARALLEL SLIDE VALVES
1.2.1 Definition:
A valve in which the gate consists of one or two disks, without spreading mechanism,
which slide between parallel body seats, effective closure being obtained by the pressure
of the fluid forcing the down stream disk face against its mating body seat.
1.2.2 Design Code (Recommended): BS 5157
Coverage (N. sizes): 40mm (1 1/2") to 600mm (24")
1.2.3.1 Valves should be fitted with integral by passes which may be double
valved for high integrity.
1.2.3.2 Valves should be provided with back seating facility.
1.2.3.3 Flanged valves should be provided with renewable seats.
1.2.4 Practices & Recommendations:
1.2.4.1 Parallel slide valves shall be specified as a block valves for:
2.4.1.1 Main steam distribution systems
2.4.1.2 Steam service outside the battery limits.
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1.3.1 Definition:
A valve in which the gate consists of two disks, which are forced apart by a
spreading mechanism at the point of closure against both parallel body seats, thus
ensuring an effective sealing of the valve without the assistance of the fluid
pressure.
1.3.2 Design Code: API SPEC 6D
Coverage (N. sizes): 50mm (2") and above
1.3.3.1 Valves shall be provided with back seating facility.
1.3.4 Practices & Recommendations:
1.3.4.1 Valves shall be used for high pressure service. i.e. PN 100 (class
600) and above.
1.3.4.2 These valves are pressure balanced for ease of operation and are to
be used where the differential pressure across the gate is high
i.e. 34 bar (500 PSI) and above.
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2. GLOBE VALVES
2.1 Definition:
A valve having generally a spherical body in which the body ends are in line with
each other and in which the axis of the stem is at right angles to that of the body
ends.
2.2 Design Code (Recommended): BS 5352 BS 1873
Coverage (N. sizes): 40 mm(l 1/2") and 50 mm (2") and above

below
2.3 Design Requirements:
2.3.1 Valves shall be outside screw and yoke, bolted bonnet, rising stem.
2.3.2 Valves 40 mm (1 1/2") and below should be provided with welded in

bellows to eliminate gland leaks.
2.3.3 Valves should be provided with back seating facility.
2.4 Practices & Recommendations:
2.4.1 Globe valves may be recommended for:
2.4.1.1 Water service 40 mm (1 1/2") and smaller
2.4.1.2 Manual flow regulation (throttling) e.g. by pass service

around control valve
2.4.1.3 Mixing purposes.
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3. PLUG VALVES
3 .1 Definition:
A form of shut-off device, having a plug which can be turned to move its port or
ports relative to the body seat ports to control the flow of fluid and which
incorporates design features which reduce the friction between the plug face and
the body seat during turning of the plug and/or seal them against leakage.
3.2 Design Code (Recommended):BS 5352 BS 5353 or
API Spec 6D
Coverage: (N. sizes): 40 mm (1 l/2")
and below 50 mm (2")
and above as
applicable
3.3.1 Sleeved plug valves shall be flanged for all sizes and shall be subject to
the temperature limitation dictated by the sleeve material.
3.3.2 Soft Seated sleeved plug valves shall be fitted with an anti-static device
for all duties and shall comply with BS 5146 or API RP 6F for Fire Safe
tests as applicable.
3.3.3 Non-lubricated valves seals should be accomplished by PTFE or other

soft material.
3.4 Practices & Recommendations:
3.4.1 Non lubricated plug valves should be used in fuel gas service.
3.4.2 Non lubricated plug valves may be used for air hose connection.
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4. BALL VALVES
4.1 Definition
A form of shut-off device, having a ball which can be turned to move its part or
parts relative to the body seat parts to control the flow of fluid.
4.2 Design Code (Recommended): BS 5351 API Spec 6D
Coverage (N. sizes): 40mm (1 1/2") and 50mm (2")and above

below
4.3 Design Requirements
4.3.1 Valves should be full bore pattern, reduced bore may be accepted as
applicable.
4.3.2 Valves shall be trunnion mounted ball type for Sizes 50 mm (2") and
above, however floating mounted type may be accepted for- valves
100 mm (4") and below in classes 150 and 300.
4.3.3 Valves shall be fitted with anti-static device to API RP 6F irrespective of

duty or service.
4.3.4 All valves specified with stainless steel bodies shall have renewable seat
rings and should be flanged ends.
4.3.5 Valves shall have non lubricated stem bearings, stem seals and body seals.
4.3.6 Valves fitted with body grease nipples/plugs for lubrication of seat rings
should have back up non return valves.
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4.4 Practices & Recommendations
4.4.1 Ball valves are preferable type for LPG duties except in the case of
manual regulation or sampling is required.
4.4.2 Valves are particularly well suited for Service with Slurries and fluidized
solids.
4.4.3 Valves may be used as a block valve.
4.4.4 Valves with pure PTFE seals should not be used in service greater than
205°C.
4.4.5 Valves are suitable for most on-off hydrocarbon or utilities service
between -28°C and 82°C, application above 82°C should be carefully
considered due to the temp limitation of the soft sealing material.
4.4.6 Valves are not recommended for throttling, because in the partially open
position, sealing surfaces on the exterior of the ball are exposed to
abrasion by process fluids
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5. BUTTERFLY VALVES
5.1 DEFINITION
A valve in which a disk is turned substantially through 90° from the closed to the
open position, on an axis transverse to that of the valve ports.
5.2 Design Code (Recommended): BS 5155 or API STD 609
Coverage (N. sizes) :40 mm (1 1/2") and above as applicable
5.3 Design Requirements
5.3.1 Valves 50 mm (2") up to and including 600 mm (24") shall be double

flanged or wafer type.
5.3.2 Flanged ends 50 mm (2") up to 600 mm (24") shall be raised face to BS

1560.
5.3.3 Flanged ends 650 mm (26") up to 1200 mm (48") shall be raised face to
BS 3293.
5.3.4 Flanged ends above 1200 mm (48") should be raised face to BS 4504
(sec 1.11).
5.3.5 Valves for salt water duties shall have vulcanised rubber linings and
monel shafts.
5.3.6 In Offshore services handles with detents should be provided because low
torque requirements permit valves to vibrate open.
5.4.1 Butterfly valves are not recommended for tight seal service.
5.4.2 Where a tight seal is required these valves should be limited to low
pressure, low temperature (13 bar G, 65°C) water service.
5.4.3 Butterfly valves are suitable for flow control application in water service
and other application where a tight shut-off is not required.
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6. CHECK VALVES
6.1 Definition
A valve which prevents reversal of flow by means of the check mechanism, the
valve being opened by the flow of fluid and closed by the weight of the check
mechanism when the flow ceases, by back pressure or by springs.
6.2 Design Code (Recommended): BS 5352 or API spec 6D

BS 1868 as
applicable
Coverage (N. sizes): 40mm (1 1/2") and 50mm (2") and above
below as applicable
6.3.1 Check valves should normally be swing, or lift (piston, ball and disk)
types
6.3.2 Valves up to and including 40mm (1 1/2") should preferably be piston

type with bolted cover.
6.3.3 Valves 50 mm (2") and above shall preferably be full open swing check
type.
6.3.4 Valves should be provided with a resilient seal to minimize leakage

through the seals.
6.3.5 Removable seats are recommended.
6.3.6 Swing check valves should be bolted bonnet or screwed to facilitate

inspection and maintenance .
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Check valves should be fitted as follows:
6.4.1 In discharge line between the block valves and pumps or compressors of
centrifugal and rotary types.
N.B Special arrangements are required in certain H.P. system e.g. two pumps
in series and feed into a system containing vapor.
6.4.2 To prevent reverse flow.
6.4.3 Swing type check valves are suitable for horizontal and vertical upwards
flows.
6.4.4 A full opening swing check valve is suitable for most non pulsating
application.
6.4.5 Swing check valve can be used in vertical pipe runs (with flow in the
upward direction) only if a stop is included to prevent the clapper from
opening past top-dead centre.
6.4.6 Swing check valve is not recommended for pulsating flow or low flow
velocities.
6.4.7 Lift plug check valves should only be used in small, high pressure lines
handling clean fluids, it can be used for horizontal or vertical lines, but the
two are not interchangeable.
6.4.8 Piston type check valves are suitable for horizontal mounting only. They
shall be specified where frequent changes of direction of flow occurs.
6.4.9 Piston check valves are recommended for pulsating flow, such as
reciprocating compressor or pump discharge line.
6.4.10 Ball check valves are preferable in 50 mm (2") or smaller for clean service
that have frequent flow reversals.
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APPENDICES
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APPENDIX A-1
How to use valve data sheet?
For proper using the valve data sheet, please refer to relevant Section/Paragraph or note as
indicated below:
ITEM SECTION, PARAGRAPH OR NOTE NUMBER

PART I PART II
1,2,3,4 7.1.1. Specific per each type
5
6 7,2,2,3 & 4
7 1.1.3.1, 4.3.1
8,9,10,11 3 5.3.1, 2.3 & 2.4
12 1.1.3.2, 2.3.1, 6.3.6
13 1.1.3.2 & 5, 2.3.1, 4.3.5
14 1.1.3.1
15 1.1.3.4, 1.2.3.2 & 3, 2.3.3,
4.3.3,6.3.5
16 4.3.2
17 3.3.2, 4.3.3
18 7.2.2
19,20,21 7.2.3
22,23 3.3.3, 6.3.4
24, 25 4
26-- 31 2
32, 33 5
34 6
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APPENDIX (B)
Approved suppliers for Carbon Steel Valves suitable for Sour Service to NACE STD
MR-01-75 (latest revision).
This appendix is extracted from the latest BP lists to cover the requirements of this code.
Suppliers are classified as follows:-
LEGEND DESCRIPTION
A Fully approved Suppliers

a Suppliers not yet fully approved, however ordering from them is subject to
ADMA-OPCO (TSD) prior approval of their specification
F Forged Carbon Steel Valves suppliers
C Cast Carbon Steel Valves Suppliers
+ Fire Safe design valves suppliers
++ Fire Safe design, BSI KITEMARK TYPE TESTED TO BS 5146
* Approved by ADMA-OPCO (TSD)
** Approved to supply wafer check valves only
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1. GATE VALVES
1.1 WEDGE GATE VALVES
COMPANY COUNTRY LEGEND

APPROVAL PRODUCTION
ALDO COLOMBO SpA (ALCO) ITALY a F
BONNEY FORGE ITALIA SpA ITALY A F
CALBORI S.r.1 ITALY a F
CANVIL LTD CANADA a F
CRANE U.K. a C
FRATELLI FASANI ITALY A C
HATTERSLEY HEATON LTD U.K. a, A F,C
HINDLE COCKBURN VALVES LTD. U.K A C
ORION SpA ITALY a C
PETROL VALVES S.r.1 ITALY a C
SAPRG FRANCE a F
SELLA SpA ITALY A C
(1) SEREG SCHLUMBERGER FRANCE a C
TRIANGLE VALVE CO.LTD. U.K. A C
VELAN ENGINEERING CO.LTD. U.K. a F
VITAS SpA ITALY A C
WAGI ITALLIA SpA ITALY A C
1.2 DOUBLE DISC GATE VALVES

APPROVAL PRODUCTION
ACF LTD, WKM VALVE DIV SCOTLAND a F, C
CAMERON IRONWORKS LTD. U.K. a F.C
McEVOY OILFIELD EQUPT LTD. U.K. a F,C
(1) Was MALBRANQUE
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2. GLOBE VALVES

APPROVAL PRODUCTION
CRANE U.K. a C
HINDLE COCKBURN VALVES LTD. U.K A C
ORION SpA ITALY a C
SAPAG FRANCE a F
SELLA SpA ITALY A C
VITAS SpA ITALY A C
3. PLUG VALVES:

APPROVAL PRODUCTION
DEUTSCHE AUDCO GmbH W.GERMANY A F, C
* ROCKWELL U.K. A C
SERCK AUDCO VALVES U.K. A F.C
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4. BALL VALVES
4.1 GENERAL

APPROVAL PRODUCTION
ACF LTD, WKM VALVE DIV SCOTLAND a F,C
ARGUS, GmbH W.GERMANY A+ F,C
BORSIG GmbH W.GERMANY a F,C
CAMERON IRONWORKS DE FRANCE FRANCE a F,C
CAMERON IRONWORKS LTD. SCOTLAND a F,C
(1) GROVE ITALIA SpA ITALY a+ F,C
HATTERSLEY HEATON LTD U.K. A ++ F,C
(2) KEYSTONE VALVE SCOTLAND a+ F,C
NELES OY FINLAND a F,C
ORBIT VALVE LTD. U.K. a+ F,C
R.CORT & SONS LTD. U.K. a+ F,C
SERCK AUDCO VALVES U.K. A++ F,C
TK VALVE LTD. SCOTLAND A++ F,C
WORCESTER CONTROLS (U.K) LTD. U.K. a ++ F,C
(1) Was WAGI

(2) Was CANNON
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4. BALL VALVES
4.2 PIPELINE

APPROVAL PRODUCTION
ACF LTD, WKM VALVE DIV SCOTLAND a F,C
ARGUS, GmbH W.GERMANY A F,C
BORSIG GmbH W.GERMANY a F,C
CAMERON IRONWORKS DE FRANCE a F,C
FRANCE
CAMERON IRONWORKS LTD. SCOTLAND a F,C
(1) GROVE ITALIA SpA ITALY a F,C
(2) KEYSTONE VALVE SCOTLAND a F,C
* MAPEGAZ FRANCE A F
R.CORT & SONS LTD. U.K. a F,C
* ROCKWELL U.K. A F
SERCK AUDCO VALVES U.K. A F,C
TK VALVE LTD. SCOTLAND A F,C
(1) Was WAGI

(2) Was CANNON
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5. BUTTERFLY VALVES

APPROVAL PRODUCTION
(1) AUDCO-SERCK SPM FRANCE a F,C
BENSCHOP AFSLUITER HOLLAND a F,C
FABRIEK (BAF)
BOVING & CO LTD/SCLENT &
PRATT ENG LTD. U.K. a F,C
COCKBURN NEDERLAND B.V. HOLLAND a F,C
HINDLE COCKBURN VALVES U.K. A F,C
LTD.
POSI-SEAL INTERNATIONAL U.S.A. a F,C
INC.
SERCK - GLOCON U.K. a++ F,C
(1) Was SPM
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6. CHECK VALVES

APPROVAL PRODUCTION
CRANE U.K. a C
HINDLE COCKBURN VALVES U.K A C
LTD.
ORION SpA ITALY a C
SAPRG FRANCE a F
SELLA SpA ITALY A C
** TRW MISSION LTD. IRELAND a F,C
VITAS SpA ITALY A C
(1) Was MALBRANQUE
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APPENDIX “C”
VALVE SELECTION GUIDE
CONVEYED TYPE OF FLUID VALVE FUNCTION TYPE

FLUID
Hydrocarbon On/Off Ball
and Clean Gate
Process Plug
Butterfly
Regulating Globe
Butterfly
Check Piston
Swing
Ball
Corrosive On/Off Ball
Gate
Plug
Butterfly
Liquid Check Piston
Swing
Ball
Slurry and On/Off Ball
Effluent Butterfly
Plug
Regulating Butterfly
Diaphragm
Check Swing
Water On/Off Gate
Ball
Butterfly
Regulating Globe
Butterfly
Check Piston
Swing
Steam and Steam and On/Off Parallel Slide
Condensate Condensate Gate
Globe
Regulating Globe
Check Piston
Swing
Regulating Globe
Check Piston
Swing
Process, Air and On/Off Gate
Inert Gas Globe
Ball
Plug
Butterfly
Regulating Globe
Butterfly
Check Piston
Swing Ball
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APPENDIX “D”
LIST OF REFERENCES QUOTED IN THIS CODE OF PRACTICE
CODE BRITISH AMERICAN ADMA - OPCO

SUBJECT
BS BP ANSI API ASTM MSS NACE CP SPEC’S
VALVES
TYPE:
1 - Ball 5351
2 - Butterfly 5155 STD609
3 - Check 1868 186
4 - Gate 1414 150
180
STD600
STD603
5 - Globe 1873
6 - Parallel 5157
Slide
7 - Double Disc SPEC6D
8 - Plug 5353
9 VALVES 5352 SPEC6D
GENERAL
10 PIPING- 3351 CP12
- REFINERY
- OFFSHORE RP14E
11 FLANGES 3293 B16.5 STD605 SP-
4504 44
12 SUBMARINE 100
PIPE
13 MATERIAL MR- M-SP-
FOR SOUR. 01-75 1000
SERVICE
14 MATERIAL A193
FOR BOLTS
15 MATL.FOR A194
NUTS
16 PLATING A165
16 TESTING 5146 598
RP6F
17 PAINTING SPEC110
SPEC111
N.B. Latest editions/revisions of the above mentioned references shall be used.
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5- VALVE INSPECTION & TESTING 9

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PART I I:- SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS & PRACTICES 14

Rev. Date Description / Text Affected

The provisions of this Code of Practice covers ADMA-OPCO requirements and

A.2 - Steel Globe Valves

A.3 - Steel Plug Valves

A.4 - Steel Ball Valves

A.5 - Steel Butterfly Valves

A.6 - Steel Check Valves

This code of Practice does not cover the following :

1- Cast Iron & Nonferrous Valves.

3- Relief & Safety Valves.

4- Wellhead and Xmas tree gate valves

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1. GENERAL PRACTICE FOR VALVES

1.7 Double valving should be used for:

1.7.1 Sample connection, vents and drains in systems containing liquefied

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1.10 Steel Valves with flanges to BS 4504, PN 16 (Class 125) may be

2.2 Sour Service:

2.2.1 Chloride Stress Corrosion Cracking Condition:

2.2.1.1 In order to minimize the risk of chloride stress corrosion

2.2.2 Sulfide Stress Cracking Condition:

2.2.2.1 Materials for valve bodies and internal trim shall be in

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3.1 Flanged Ends

3.1.3 Flanged ends Face

3.1.3.1 Flanged ends PN 20 (class 150) and, PN 50 (class 300)

3.1.3.3 Flanged ends PN 250 (class 1500) and PN 420 (class

3.2 Socket Weld Ends

3.2.1.1 Socket-welding-end preparation shall confirm to ANSI B

3.2.1.2 Valves should be of high integrity design and quality

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3.4 Screwed Ends:

3.4.2 Screwed-ends valves shall be internally taper-threaded as specified in

4.1 Site Requirements

4.1.2 If necessary, extension spindles should be provided.

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