lonergan safety valve pricelist

Originally known as J.E. Lonergan Valve Company of Philadelphia, Lonergan Valves has undergone a series of owners, but the original Lonergan safety relief valve SRV and pressure relief valve PRV have maintained their integrity. Ownership has gone from Pentair to Reyco, from Reyco to Tyco

The original product line included Navy valves, pressure gauges, steam whistles, oiling devices, water level gauges SRV’s and PRV’s, is now just safety relief valves SRV, and pressure relief valves PRV.

Original J.E. Lonergan Valve Company series model numbers: ABS, ABB, ACA, AAA, FBF, FBT, FBA, D, DB, DO, GIF, GBF, L14, JL14, L40, JL40, L41, DH, EIF, BBJ, LCT-14, LCT-40, DS, R, BBJ, BIA, BCA, BAS, YBJ, YIA, H, HK, HU, TBB, HCA, HSS, VAK, have now taken on new part numbers, but designs remain the same. There are also a series of interim numerical codes that have now been replaced. 11-H-200, 12-H-200, 13-H-200, 14-H-200, 23-H-200, 34-H-200, 41-H-200, 42-H-200, 44-H-200, 41-W-200, LCT-20, LCT-11, 11-W-200, 15-W, ARV, HDF, FSS, T, TR, TL, TLG, HRV, HRN, HRX, HTC, T-DP, 13-W, and 43-W. For Datasheets for these models, accurate detailed information is available in the form of pdf or an electronic data manual that contains individual technical data sheets to support the selection of valve.

When replacing a Lonergan Valve it is important to obtain inlet and outlet sizes, end connections, set pressure, coding requirements (for capacity of steam Lbs./hr, an air of gas cfm, or liquid, GPM values). Inlet and outlet flange class options are Class 150, 300, 600, 900, 1500, 2500, and 4500. If Ring Type Joint (RTJ) is required, please specify. Buttweld end or socket weld end connections must include bore schedules when generating an RFQ or order. They are available as standard, 40, 60, XH, 80, 100, 120, 140, 160, or XXH.

The Lonergan valve will also be embossed with a body material code. This can be represented as ASTM A126 Cast Iron, B62 Bronze, A105 Carbon Steel, ASTM A182, Grade F11, Grade F316 / F316L, Grade F22, Alloy 20, or Monel. The standard spring material is Chrome Vanadium

Safety relief valves, SRV, and pressure relief valves PRV, are manufactured in conformance to Section VIII of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code for air, steam, and liquid service. Capacities certified by the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors. NACE Code valve certification included.

Please include Size and Model Number, or: Size, Valve Type, Body and Trim material, Pressure Class, end connections, and any special code requirements. Include set pressure, service media, and temperature, and required capacity, if any.

Lonergan Valve replacement parts are available for virtually every component of a valve assembly. Valve body, valve bonnet, replacement gasket kit, spring, nozzles, guides, discs, and spring steps, if identified by model number and size are normally stocked.

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Relief and safety Valves are used in high pressure systems to control the pressure and keep balance of the system. The different between safety valves and relief valves is that the safety valves fully open or close under a certain pressure while the relief valves can open in proportion to the pressure in front of them. The safety and pressure relief valves are used automatically. They both operate under similar conditions. When the pressure builds up in a system, it has to be managed by releasing the material to flow through. These valves have a threshold pressure at which they open. The consolidated safety and safety relief valves comprise of a bonnet vent and bellow with springs.

The springs are set up for the threshold pressure and when the pressure exceeds the threshold, the spring is pushed into the bonnet vent and the bellow opens the valve. The Safety Relief Valves can be open and shut valves. They either open or shut off at any given pressure. This is mostly for the safety of an application not to explode under high pressure. The Pressure Relief Valve on the other hand releases the material after the threshold pressure, but not fully. If the pressure is slightly higher the threshold, then the valve opens slightly. If the pressure is very high above the threshold, it opens wider. It also functions in the same manner when the pressure drops down. The valve closes in proportion to the pressure. The safety valve shuts down at once only when the pressure is below the threshold.

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Relief Valves are designed to control pressure in a system While Safety Valves are used for controlling the pressure in a system they release pressure immediately in the event of an emergency or system failure

The Setpoint of relief valve is usually set at 10 Percent above working pressure limit while safety valve is usually set at 3% above working pressure limit.

If you are operating systems that can only be off for short periods of time, it is sensible to keep a spare valve to swap over and then the removed valve can be inspected and recertified.