TA-Luft
Approved
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Fugitive
Emission Certified
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JV-2FB
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JV-2FH
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JV-9300W
(Full Bore)
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TA
Luft (Fugitive Emission) Approval ISO-5211 Top Flange,
Anti-Static Device, Lever-Operator, Threaded Ends
Graphite
Gasket & Stempacking, Belleville Disc for better lock-in
position
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WHAT
DOES TA-LUFT CALL FOR?
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TA-Luft sets maximum
permissible limits for the emission of dust, vapours or
gases when |
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conveying, or transferring dusty, liquid or gaseous materials,
taking into account |
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specific risk potential. For ball valves, initial maximum
leakage rates of 0.03 g/h are |
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for high-risk materials; this value takes into account
the normal limits for leakage |
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static seals (e.g. flange connections). This figure means
that the maximum emission |
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of helium (He) is 4.99
x 10-2 cm3/s.
This is seen as equivalent to sealing a valve
stem |
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by means of a bellows with safety gland seals in series.
In some cases today, more severe |
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must be met, and maximum emission rates of 10-6
cm3/s are demanded. |
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