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Foreword......................................................................................................3

Ductile.Iron...................................................................................................4

Bolts.and.Nuts..............................................................................................5

Gaskets........................................................................................................6

Pressure.-Temperature.Ratings,.Service.Temperatures.andVacuum.Service............................................................................................8

Standards.and.Codes.................................................................................10

General Information

General Notes

1..Always.read.and.understand.all.Shurjoint.installation.instructions.before.installing.any.Shurjoint.product.

2..Always.depressurize.and.drain.the.piping.system.before.attempting.disassembly,.adjustment.or.removal.of.any.piping.components..

3..Designers.must.know.and.understand.all.relevant.building.and.or.piping.standards,.codes.and.specifications..It.is.the.responsibility.of.the.designer.to.select.and.or.specify.the.appropriate.product.for.the.intended.use.and.service..

4..Always.refer.to.the.maximum.pressure.rating.and.service.temperature.range.allowed.for.Shurjoint.products.and.ensure.that.they.are.used.within.these.parameters..

5..Special.attention.is.required.for.selection.of.suitable.gasket.grades.for.the.intended.service.application.

6..All.information.and.data.contained.herein.supersede.all.previous.published.data..Shurjoint.reserves.the.right.to.change.product.designs.and.or.specifications.without.notice.and.or..obligation..Please.refer.to.the.Shurjoint.web.site.for.the.latest.information.

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. Typical Applications

. HVAC. Reverse.Osmosis

. Fire.Protection. Desalination

. Water.Supply.&.Treatment. Mining.&.Tunnel.Boring

. Plumbing. Marine

. Municipal. Gas

. Food.Processing. Chemical

. Pulp.&.Paper. Oil

. Agriculture. Air.

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Past to Present The. history. of.Shurjoint.dates.back.to.1974,.when.the.founders. produced. their. first. grooved.couplings.. These. f irst. couplings.were. produced. from.malleable. iron,.the. casting.material. of. choice. at. this.time.. . Before. long. foundry. production.was. converted. to. ductile. iron..Ductile.iron.was. the. ideal.material,. providing.for. precision. castings. and. superior.strength,. without. the. need. for. further.heat. treatment.. EPDM. (ethylene.propylene. diene.monomer). provided.a. great. advancement. in. synthetic.rubber.elastomer.compounds..This.new.compound. offered. a. service. life. equal.to. or. in. some. cases. longer. than. that.of. carbon. steel. pipe.. EPDM.was. an.ideal.gasket.material.for.grooved.piping.systems.

A World Leader.With. nearly. four.decades. of. experience,.Shurjoint is.recognized. as. a. world. leader. in. the.design.and.manufacture.of.mechanical.piping. components.. Shurjoint. has.developed. and. currently. offers. over.3000. individual. piping. components. in.sizes. from.½”. to. 96”,. for. use. with. a.variety. of. piping.materials. including.carbon. steel,. stainless. steel,. ductile.iron,. PVC,.HDPE,.CPVC. and. copper.tubing.

The Shurjoint Mission Our.mission. is. to.supply. the.highest.quality.products. to. customers.worldwide.with.an.unmatched.level.of.customer.serviceat.a.superior.value..In.addition.to.these.hallmarks,. Shurjoint. continuously.invests. in. research,. engineering. and.development,. resulting. in. innovative.products. and. new. solutions. for. the.changing.needs.of.industry.

The Shurjoint Catalog In. this.2011. catalog.we. are. incorporating. the.ASME/ANSI. pressure. &. temperature.rating.method.. . Thus. allowing. you. to.select,. specify. and. procure.Shurjoint.piping. components. in. the. same.manner. and.method. that. you. do.with.other. fittings,. flanges,. valves,. pumps.and. other. components.. Shurjoint.encourages.engineers.and.designers.to.use. this. classic. and.practical. pressure.rating. system. when. using. grooved.mechanical. components. in. place. of.or. in. conjunction.with. traditional. pipe.joining.methods.

A World Leader inMechanical Piping ComponentsMechanical couplings were first developed in the 1920's and evolved into Grooved Mechanical Couplings during the 1950's & 60's. This revolution was further spurred in the latter half of the 20th century by advanced engineering and innovative materials such as Ductile Iron and EPDM elastomers.

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Ductile IronSuperior.tensile.strength.with.

good.castability

Gray IronExcellent.castability.but.‘brittle’.–.less.strength

Malleable IronStronger.than.gray.iron.but.

poor.castability

Tensile Yield ASTM Strength, Strength, Elongation Designation min. psi (MPa) min. psi (MPa) in 2”, %. Ductile.iron.castings. A536:.Gr..65-45-12. 65,000.(448). 45,000.(310). 12. Ductile.iron.castings. A395:.Gr..65-45-15. 65,000.(448). 45,000.(310). 15. Forged.carbon.steel. A105. 70,000.(485). 40,000.(250). 20. Cast.carbon.steel. A216:.WCB. 70,000.(485). 36,000.(205). 22. Carbon.steel.pipe. A53:.Gr..B. 60,000.(415). 35,000.(240). (29.5).Malleable.iron.castings. A47:.Gr..32510. 51,000.(345). 32,000.(224). 10. Gray.iron.castings. A126:.Gr..B. 31,000.(214). Not.specified. Not.specified

Physical strength of materials comparative

Ductile Iron – Housing Material

Ductile iron is an ideal material for grooved mechanical components, as it provides similar or greater strength to that of wrought or cast steel piping materials such as; forged steel flanges - ASTM A105, carbon steel valves - ASTM A216 WCB, wrought carbon steel pipe - ASTM A53 Gr. B, etc. Most Shurjoint components are made of ductile iron conforming to ASTM A536 Gr. 65-45-12 and or ASTM A395 Gr. 65-45-15.

Ductile. iron.was. first. invented. in. the.U.S.A.. and.U.K.. in. the. late.1940's..Superior. strength.was. achieved. by. crystallizing. graphite. in.the. shape. of. nodules..The. result.was. ductile. iron. that. had. tensile.and.yield.strength.properties.that.were.equal.to.or.greater.than.some.steel. castings..This. superior. strength. combined.with. ductile. irons.excellent. castability. helped. to. reduce. the.weight. and. cost. of.many.components.. Because. of. these. advantages. and. benefits,. many.components.have.been.converted.from.gray.iron,.malleable.iron.and.steel.castings.to.ductile. iron.over.the.past.60.years..Please.visit. the.Ductile.Iron.Society.website;.www.ductile.org,.for.further.information.

*Reference.only.as.chemical.requirements.are.not.specified.in.ASTM.A536.

Chemical Requirements* Minimum Maximum. Carbon,.%. 3.0. 3.9. Silicon,.%. 2.5.. 3.0. Manganese,.%. 0.1.. 0.4. Phosphorus,.%. . 0.07. Sulfur,.%. . 0.02. Magnesium,.%. 0.03. 0.05. Chromium,.%. . 0.1 Physical Properties . Tensile.strength,.psi.(MPa). 65,000.(448). ---. Yield.strength,.psi.(MPa). 45,000.(310). ---. Elongation,.%. .12. ---

ASTM A536, Grade 65-45-12 (UNS F33100)

International.ductile.iron.specifications.equivalent.toASTM.A536.Gr..65-45-12.and.or.ASTM.A395.Gr..65-45-15.are;

SAE.J434:.D4512EN1563:.EN-GJS-450-10.or.EN-GJS-450-15JIS.G5502:.FCD450-10SABS.936/937:.SG42


Chemical Requirements Minimum Maximum. Carbon,.%. 3.0. Silicon,.%. . 2.5. Manganese,.%. Not.specified. Phosphorus,.%. . 0.08. Sulfur,.%. Not.specified. Magnesium,.%. Not.specified. Chromium,.%. Not.specified Physical Properties . Tensile.strength,.psi.(MPa). 65,000.(448). ---. Yield.strength,.psi.(MPa). 45,000.(310). ---. Elongation,.%. 15. ---

ASTM A395, Grade 65-45-15 (UNS F33100)

Microstructure.check

Automatic.core.Setter

Disamatic Molding LineMax..360.molds.per.hour

Sand.supply.unit

Pattern.plate.change.unit

Precision.mold.conveyor

Disamatic.molding.operation

Molten.metal.pour


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Bolts & Nuts

Carbon steel bolts and nutsShurjoint. products. utilize. oval. neck. track. bolts. conforming. to.ASTM.A449.and.ASTM.A183.Gr..2.and.heavy.duty.nuts.to.ASTM.A563.Gr.. B,. available.with.UNC. threads. or. ISO.metric. threads..The.UNC. track. bolts. and. nuts. are. supplied. electro. zinc. plated.in. a. silver. chromate. color. and. ISO.metric. bolts. and. nuts. in. a.gold. chromate. color.. .Hot-dip. galvanized.bolts. and.nuts. are. also.available.upon.request.

Stainless steel bolts and nutsStainless. steel. track. bolts. and. nuts,. type. 304. or. type. 316,. are.supplied.with.Shurjoint. stainless. steel. couplings..Track. bolts. and.nuts. are.molybdenum.disulfide. (MoS2). coated. to. inhibit. galling..As.an.option,.silicon.bronze.nuts.are.also.available.to.further.reduce.the.chance.of.galling.

Chemical Requirements Minimum Maximum. Copper,.%. 96.0.. Lead,.%. . 0.05. Iron,.%. . 0.8. Zinc,.%. . 1.5. Magnesium,.%. . 0.7. Silicon,.%. 0.8. 2.0 Physical Properties . Tensile.strength,.psi.(MPa). 55,000.(380).. Yield.strength,.psi.(MPa). 20,000.(140).. Elongation,.%. 11. 12

Silicon Bronze NutsASTM B98 Alloy B Copper-Silicon Alloy (UNS No. C65100)

A.stainless.steel.bolt.fastened.with.a.silicon.bronze.nut

ASTM A193, Grade B8 (Type 304) Stainless Steel Bolts Chemical Requirements Minimum Maximum. Carbon,.%. . 0.08. Manganese,.%. . 2.00. Phosphorus,.%. . 0.045. Sulfur,.%. . 0.030. Silicon. . 1.00. Chromium,.%. 18.00. 20.00. Nickel,.%. 8.00. 10.50 Physical Properties . Tensile.strength,.psi.(MPa). 75,000.(515). ---. Yield.strength,.psi.(MPa). 30,000.(205). ---. Elongation,.%. 30. ---

ASTM A193, Grade B8M (Type 316) Stainless Steel Bolts Chemical Requirements Minimum Maximum. Carbon,.%. . 0.08. Manganese,.%. . 2.00. Phosphorus,.%. . 0.045. Sulfur,.%. . 0.030. Silicon. . 1.00. Chromium,.%. 16.00. 18.00. Nickel,.%. 10.00. 14.00. Molybdenum. 2.00.. 3.00 Physical Properties . Tensile.strength,.psi.(MPa). 75,000.(515). -. Yield.strength,.psi.(MPa). 30,000.(205). -. Elongation,.%. 30. -ASTM A183, Grade 2 Carbon Steel Track Bolts

Chemical Requirements Minimum Maximum. Carbon,.%. 0.30.. Phosphorus,.%. . 0.05. Sulfur,.%. . 0.06 Physical Properties . Tensile.strength,.psi.(MPa). 110,000.(760). ---. Yield.strength,.psi.(MPa). 80,000.(550). ---. Elongation,.%. 12. ---


ASTM A449, Quenched and Tempered Steel Bolts* Chemical Requirements Minimum Maximum. Carbon,.%. 0.28. 0.55. Manganese,.%. 0.60.. Phosphorus,.%. . 0.040. Sulfur,.%. . 0.050 Physical Properties . Tensile.strength,.psi.(MPa). 120,000.(825). -. Yield.strength,.psi.(MPa). 92,000.(635). -. Elongation,.%. 14. -

*Equivalent.to.property.class.8.8.bolts.per.ISO.898.

ASTM A563, Grade B Carbon and Alloy Steel Heavy Hex Nuts Chemical Requirements (bolts) Minimum Maximum. Carbon,.%. . 0.55. Phosphorus,.%. . 0.12. Sulfur,.%. . 0.15 Physical Properties . Hardness,.Rockwell. B69. C32 Recommended Bolt Torque

Always.use.factory.supplied.bolts.and.nuts.for.assembly.of.Shurjoint couplings.. . Shown. below. are. the. general. recommended. torque.ranges. for. common. sizes. of. carbon. steel. bolts..Never. exceed. the.recommended. torque.range.by.more. than.25%.as.excessive. torque.can. lead. to. joint. failure,. personal. injury. and. or. property. damage..Always.depressurize.and.drain. the.piping. system.before.attempting.disassembly,. adjustment. or. removal. of. any. piping. component...Follow. installation. instructions. for. proper. assembly. of. all.Shurjoint.components..For.questions.contact.Shurjoint.

Bolt Size Proper Torque Range. mm in N-m Lbs-Ft. M8. 5/16”.-.18. 9.-.18. 7.–.14. M10. ⅜”.-.16. 20.-.30. 15.–.22. M12. ½”.–.13. 40.-.68. 30.–.50. M16. ⅝”.-.11. 81.-.122. 60.–.90. M20. ¾”.-.10. 129.-.237. 96.-.175For.stainless.steel.bolts,.reduce.by.20%


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Use.Shurjoint.Grade."E-pw".for.potable.water.and.food.processing.services..The.Grade."E-pw". is.UL.classified. per.ANSI/NSF.61. for. cold.+86°F. (30°C).and. hot. +180°F. (82°C). potable. water. services..EPDM.seals.are.recommended.for.use.in.breweries.as.they.have.the.least.impact.on.the.characteristics.of.beer.or.wort.

Note:.EPDM.materials.used. in.domestic.water.applications.with.high. levels.of.chlorine.and.or.chloramines.should.be.subjected.to.resistance.testing,.as.not.all.materials.will.be.suitable..EPDM.materials.with. higher. saturated. ethylene. content. and. lower. carbon. black. content.are. recommended. for. chloramine. and. chlorine. resistance..Contact.Shurjoint. for. further.information.

Rubber Gasket Compounds

The 20th century was the era of innovation in plastic and rubber materials. Among the new synthetic rubber compounds that most impacted our industry were EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer) and Nitrile rubbers.

EPDM.is.recognized.as.the.most.water.resistant.rubber. available. today..Good. for. cold.&.hot.water,.steam. up. to. 250ºF. (121ºC),. waste. water,. water.with. acid,. deionized.water. and. seawater..EPDM. is.not. recommended. for. use.with. petroleum. based.oils. and. fuels,. hydrocarbon.solvents.and. .aromatic.hydrocarbons.

Shurjoint. Grade. "E". EPDM. is. compounded. per.ASTM. D2000.designation. 2CA615A25B24F17Z..Peroxide. curing. and. post. curing.give. a. higher. crosslink. density,. which. provides. a. higher. aging.resistance.than.required.in.AWWA.C606.

AWWA C606 Shurjoint 2CA 615A25B24F17Z Standard Basic Requirements. .. Hardness,.Durometer.A,.point. 65±7. 60±5. Tensile.strength,.psi,.min.. 1500.psi.(10.34.MPa). 1500.psi.(10.34.MPa). Elongation,.%,.min.. 300.%. 300.%. Heat Aging Properties . After.aged.at..212°F. After.aged.at..257°F.. (100°C).for.70.hours (125°C).for.70.hours. Change.in.Durometer.hardness,.max... .+10.point. +5.points. Change.in.tensile.strength,.max.. .-25%. -10%. Change.in.ultimate.elongation,.max.. -25%. -20%. Compression.Set,.Method.B,.max.. 25%. 20% AWWA C606 Shurjoint

5BG615A14B24Z Standard. Basic Requirements. .. Hardness,.Durometer.A,.point. 60±7. 60±5. Tensile.strength,.psi,.min.. 1500.psi.(10.34.MPa). 1500.psi.(10.34.MPa). Elongation,.%,.min.. 300.%. 300.%. When heat aged at 212°F (100°C). . .. for 70 hours. Change.in.Durometer.hardness,.max... .+10.point. ±10.points. Change.in.tensile.strength,.max.. ..-25%. -20%. Change.in.ultimate.elongation,.max.. -30%. -30%. Compression.Set,.Method.B,.max.. 25%. 25%

NBR, Buna-N, and Nitrile all.represent. the. same. copolymer. of. butadiene. and.

acrylonitrile. (ACN),.which. is. inherently. resistant. to.

hydraulic. fluids,. lubricating.oils,. transmission. fluids.

and. other. non-polar. petroleum. based. products.

and.water. less. than. 150º. F. (65º.C)..The. higher. the.ACN. content,.

the. higher. the. resistance. to. oils. and. heat,. but. the. lower. elastic.

characteristics.and.compression.set..NBR.displays.poor.resistance.to.

hot.water.and.steam....

Shurjoint. grade. “T”.NBR. rubber. is. compounded. based. on.ASTM.

D2000.designation.5BG615A14B24Z.and.exceeds. the.requirements.

of.AWWA.C606..Grade. “T”. is. a. general. purpose. compound.with. a.

medium.ACN. level.. For. fuels,. especially. those.with. a. low. aniline.

point,.such.as.premium.or.unleaded.gasoline,.ASTM.referenced.fuels.

B.&.C.and.naphtha,. use.Shurjoint. grade. “M2”.Epichloro-Hydrin. or.

grade.“O”.Flurocarbon.

Use.Shurjoint.Grade. "A".white.Nitrile. gaskets. for.oily. and. greasy. food. products. and. processing,.as. well . as. pharmaceutical. and. cosmetics.manufacturing.. The. Grade. "A". is. compounded.from.FDA.approved. ingredients. (CFR.Title.21.Part.177.2600).

Use.Shurjoint.Grade. "S".Nitrile. gaskets. for. joints.with.AWWA.ductile.iron.pipe..Good.for.mineral.oils,.vegetable. oils,. air. with. oil. vapors. and.water. less.than.150°F.(65°C).

Laboratory.high.temperature.oven.testing

Orange.StripeGreen.Stripe

Double.Green.Stripe

White.Gasket

Red.Stripe


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Epichloro-Hydr in (ECO).Shurjoint. Grade. "M2". compound. offers. good. to.excellent. resistance. to. aliphatic. hydrocarbon. and.aromatic.hydrocarbon.fuels.at.low.temperatures,.LP.gases.&.fuels,.mineral.oils.and.many.solvents..ECO.offers.limited.resistance.to.many.organic.chemicals..

Halogenated Butyl (CIIR) Shurjoint.Grade."M".CIIR.is.specially.compounded.for. use. with.AWWA. ductile. iron. pipe. for. water.services,.mild. dilute. acids,. oil-free. air. and.many.chemicals.. The. compound. is. UL. classified. for.potable.water.use.per.ANSI/NSF.61.

Silicone (VMQ) Shurjoint. Grade. "L".Silicone. compound. features. high. temperature.range. stability. and. low. temperature. flexibility..Recommended. for. dry. heat. and. air. without.hydrocarbons. up. to. 350º. F. (177º. C).. Silicone.compounds. are. used. in.many. food. and.medical.applications.as. they.do.not. impart.odor.or. taste..Not. recommended.for.hot.water.or.steam.services.

Chloroprene (CR, Neoprene) Shurjoint. Grade. "V". chloroprene. rubber. is.a. general. purpose. elastomer. that. demonstrates.good. resistance. to. lubricating. oils,. animal. &.vegetable. fats. and. greases.. Chloroprene. is. not.effective.in.aromatic.and.oxygenated.solvent.environments.and.is.not.recommended.for.hot.water.and.steam.services.

Fluorocarbon (FKM).FKM.is.a.highly.fluorinated. carbon. backboned. compound,. which.is.also.known.by. the.commercial.name.of.Viton®..Shurjoint.Grade."O".fluorocarbon.compound.offers.excellent. resistance. to. harsh. chemical. and.ozone.attack.with. a. thermal. stability. to. 300°F. (149°C)..The.Grade. "O". gasket. is. recommended. for. use.with. oils,. gasoline,.hydraulic. fluids,. hydrocarbon. solvents. and. extended. fuels. that. fall.outside. the. service. parameters. of. grade.T. /.NBR. compounds..Not.recommended.for.steam.services..(Viton®.is.a.registered.trademark.of.DuPont.)

Service temperatures The. following. chart. can.serve.as.a. general. guide. for. temperature.and.media. compatibility. for.Shurjoint.gaskets..The.range.shown.below. is.only.a.guide.and.users.should.always. test. the.gasket.materials. for. the.specific.operating.and.service.application,.as.conditions.can.vary.

EPDM NBR VMQ CR FKM ECO CIIR Grade E Grade T Grade L Grade V Grade O Grade M2 Grade M.

Air. -30.to.+260°F. -20.to.+180°F. -30.to.+350°F. -30.to.+180°F. -20.to.+300°F. -20.to.+.160°F. -20.to.+.200°F

. . -34.to.+127°C. -29.to.+82°C. -34.to.+177°C. -34.to.+82°C. -29.to.+149°C. -29.to.+.71°C. -29.to.+.93°C

.Hot.Water

. 212°F. 150°F. 150°F. 150°F. 212°F. 150°F. 180°F. . 100°C. 65°C. 65°C. 65°C. 100°C. 65°C. 82°C.

Steam.(continuous)*. 230°F.

. . 110°C. NR. NR. NR. NR. .......NR. ........NR.

. Steam.(intermittent)*. 250°F. . . .

. . 121°C. . . .*Some.codes.do.not.allow.the.use.of.EPDM.for.steam.services.

Laboratory.hot.water.&.steam.testing

Red.Gasket

Yellow.Stripe

Blue.Stripe

White.Stripe

Brown.Stripe


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PLAIN-END PIPING SYSTEMPressure-Temperature Ratings

Shurjoint has incorporated the ASME/ANSI nominal pressure-temperature rating method, to identify and describe working pressures of grooved mechanical components, so that engineers and designers can select Shurjoint components in the same manner and method that they do when selecting other fittings, flanges, valves, pumps and other piping components.

Refer. to. the. chart. of.Pressure-Temperature.Ratings. for.Class. 125,.150,.250,.300.and.400.shown.on. the.next.page..Maximum.working.pressures. shown. in. this. catalog. are. rounded. numbers. rather. than.those.specified.in.ASME/ANSI.standards..All.pressure.ratings.shown.in. this. catalog. are. based. on. use. of. cut. or. roll-grooved. standard.weight. (STD).carbon.steel.pipe.within.a. temperature. range.of. -20°F.to.+100°F.(-29°C.to.+38°C)..

The. performance. parameters. of. grooved.mechanical. components.will. vary. depending. on. the. pipe.wall. thickness,.material,. diameter.and. the. type. of. grooves. processed.. For. example. the. pressure.rating. of. a.Class. 150. coupling. used. on. schedule. 7. pipe.would. be.lower. than. that. of. the. same. coupling. used. on. standard.wall. pipe..Refer.to.the.Performance.Data.Sheet,.shown.on.page.39,.for.actual.working.pressures.at.ambient. temperatures. (or.CWP.-.cold.working.pressures). for.each.pipe.schedule.or.wall. thickness.of. carbon.steel.and. stainless. steel. pipes.. Proof. test. pressures. are. 1.5. times. the.maximum.working. pressures. (non-shock. cold. water).. Burst. test.pressures.are.minimum.3.times.the.maximum.working.pressures.for.sizes.up.to.12”.and.minimum.2.times.for.sizes.14”.and.above.

CWP (Cold working pressure)Pressure. ratings. of. grooved. components. that. do. not. conform. to. the.applicable.ASME/ANSI.pressure-temperature. ratings.are.shown. in.CWP..Grooved. components. used. for. fire. protection. systems. shall. be. listed.by.UL.and.or. approved.by.FM.and.or. other. approval. bodies. such.as.VdS,.LPCB,.etc.,.as.may.be. required.by. local.authorities.and.or.codes..Refer.to.the.Approved Pressure Ratings by UL and FM.which.are.shown.at.the.end.of.this.catalog..Pressure.ratings.of.some.valves.that.are.designed.to.MSS.standards.are.also.shown.in.CWP.

Service temperatures

Service.temperatures.are.limited.by.the.flow.media.and.gasket.grade..For.example.Grade."E".EPDM.and.Grade."T".Nitrile.gaskets.can.be.used.in.the.temperature.ranges.listed.below.

Vacuum ServiceStandard.Shurjoint.gaskets.are.designed.to.seal.well.under.vacuum.conditions.up.to.10.inHg.(absolute)/254.mmHg.(absolute).which.may.occur.when.a.system.is.drained.

Maximum Working Pressure at +100°F (+38°C) Nominal ASME/ANSI Shurjoint Rating B16.1, B16.5, B16.34 2011 Catalog. Class.125. 175.psi. 175.psi.(12.Bar). Class.150. 285.psi. 300.psi.(20.Bar). Class.250. 400.psi. 400.psi.(28.Bar). Class.300. 740.psi. 750.psi.(52.Bar). Class.400. 990.psi. 1000.psi.(70.Bar)Pressures.are.shown.in.psi.(pounds.per.square.inches).and.temperatures.in.Fahrenheit.(°F).with.converted.pressures.in.Bar.(MPa.x.10).and.temperatures.in.Celsius.(°C).

Rubber Compound Air Water Steam. EPDM.(Grade.E). -30°F.to.+260°F. 212°F. Continuous:.230°F.(110°C).. . (-34°C.to.+127°C). (100°C)..

Nitrile.(Grade.T). -20°F.to.+180°F. 150°F.

Not.recommended. . (-29°C.to.+82°C). (65°C).

Temperature Limitations

Temperature. limitations. are. guidelines.when. compounds.are. used.as. a. sealing. gasket. of.grooved.mechanical. components.. For. high. temperature. services,.Grooved.mechanical.components. should. be. installed. at. accessible. locations. for. replacement. of. gaskets. if.required.

Hydrostatic.testing.-.72".R-88.coupling

Vacuum.testing


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Pressure-Temperature RatingsFittings, Flanges & Valves

ANSI B16.4, B16.5, B16.34 &BS EN 1092-1

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

900

1000

100 200 300 400 500 600 7000 °F

Psig

Class 150

Class 300

Class 400

ASTM A216 Gr. WCB

°C

Pres

sure

100 200 3000 50 150 250 350-50

Bar

10

0

20

30

40

50

60

70

650

Class 125

Class 250

EPDMTemperature

EPDMEPDM

NITRILE(NBR)

ASTM A351 Gr. CF8MASTM A126 Class A

AIR

WATER

AIR

(PN16)

WATER STEAM

(PN25)

(PN40)

ASME SA105

Satu

rate

d St

eam

Lin

e

Shurjoint.Gr..E.(EPDM).and.Gr..T.(NBR,.Nitrile).gaskets.are.compatible.with. air,.water. and. steam.within. the. referenced.temperature. ranges.. .As.a.general. rule,.all. rubber.materials.lose. elasticity. as. temperature. increases.. For. elevated.temperature.services,.GMC.should.be.installed.at.accessible.locations.for.replacement.of.gaskets.if.required.


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Standards and Codes

Shurjoint.production.facilities.are.certified.to.ISO.9001..Products.aredesigned.to.conform.and.meet.or.exceed.all.applicable.domestic.and.international. standards.and.are. listed,. approved.and.or. certified.by.

various.approval.bodies.and.registration.authorities..Shurjoint.is.also.active.in.industry.and.environmental.organizations.

American StandardsASME/ANSIB1.1:.Unified.Inch.Screw.Threads.(UNC)B1.20.1:.Pipe.Threads.(NPT)B16.3:.Malleable.Iron.Threaded.FittingsB16.5:.Steel.Flanges.&.Flanged.FittingsB16.9:.Wrought.Steel.Butt-Welding.FittingsB16.14:.Plugs,.Bushings.&.LocknutsB16.34:.Valves.–.Flanged.&.Butt-welding.Ends.B16.39:.Malleable.Iron.Threaded.UnionsB16.42:.Ductile.Iron.Flanges.&.Flanged.FittingsB31.1:..Power.PipingB31.3:..Process.PipingB31.9:.Building.Services.PipingB36.10:.Wrought.Steel.PipeB36.19:.Stainless.Steel.PipeASTMA53:.Steel.PipeA106:.Seamless.Carbon.Steel.PipeA135:.Electric-Resistance-Welded.Steel.PipeA795:.Steel.Pipe.for.Fire.Protection.UseB75:.Seamless.Copper.TubeB88:.Seamless.Copper.Water.TubeB306:.Copper.Drainage.Tube.(DWV)A395:.Ferritic.Ductile.IronA536:.Ductile.Iron.CastingsA351:.Austenitic.Stainless.Steel.CastingsA743:.Iron-Chromium-Nickel.Castings.for.General.ApplicationA744:.Iron-Chromium-Nickel.Castings.for.Severe.ServiceA890:.Duplex.(Austenitic./.Ferritic).Stainless.SteelA985:.Steel.Investment.CastingsB584:.Copper.Alloy.CastingsA183:.Carbon.Steel.Track.Bolts.and.NutsA193:.Alloy.&.Stainless.Steel.Bolting.MaterialsA194:.Carbon.&.Alloy.Steel.NutsA307:.Carbon.Steel.Standard.Fasteners.A449:.Quenched.and.Tempered.Steel.BoltsA105:.Steel.Forgings.for.Piping.ComponentsA234:.Wrought.Carbon.Steel.Fittings

A153:.Hot-Dip.Zinc.CoatingsA633:.Electro-Zinc.CoatingsD1784:.PVC.and.CPVC.CompoundsD1785:.PVC.Pipe.(Sch..40,.80.&.120)D2000:.Classification.System.of.Rubber.ProductsD2513:.PE.Gas.Pressure.Pipe.and.FittingsD3350:.PE.Plastic.Pipe.&.Fittings.MaterialsF1476:.Grooved.Mechanical.CouplingsF1548:.Fittings.for.Grooved.CouplingsAPIAPI.5L:.Line.PipeAPI.594:.Check.ValvesAPI.598:.Valve.Inspection.and.TestingANSI/AWWAC606:.Grooved.and.Shouldered.JointsC151/A21.51:.Ductile-Iron.PipeC153/A21.53:.Ductile-Iron.Compact.FittingsC901:.PE.Pressure.Pipe.and.TubingMSSSP-25:.Standard.Marking.System.for.Valves.&.FittingsSP-67:.Butterfly.Valves.SP-72.Ball.ValvesSP-110:.Ball.Valves.(Grooved)SP-136.Ductile.Iron.Check.ValvesNFPANFPA.13:.Installation.of.Sprinkler.SystemsSAESAE.J403:.Chemical.Compositions.of.SAE.Carbon.SteelsSAE.J1199:.Mechanical.and.Material.Requirements.for.Metric.Externally.Threaded.Steel.FastenersABSIACS.UR.P2.11:.Type.Approval.of.Mechanical.JointCanadian StandardsCSA.B242:.Grooved.&.Shouldered.CouplingsJapanese StandardsMP006.Housing.Type.JointsApproval BodiesUL.213:.Rubber.Gasketed.Fittings.for.Fire.Protection.Service

ULC/ORD-C213:.Rubber.Gasketed.Fittings.for.Fire.Protection.ServiceFM.Class.1920:.Pipe.Couplings.and.Fittings.for.Aboveground.Fire.Protection.SystemsVdS.2100-06en:.Pipe.Joints,.Requirements.and.Test.MethodsLPCB.LPS-1219:.Requirements.for.Testing.Pipe.CouplingsFESC:.Japan.Fire.Equipment.Safety.CenterCNBOP:.Scientific.and.Research.Centre.for.Fire.ProtectionTSUS:.Technický.a.Skúšobný.Ústav.Stavebný,.n..o.RegistrationsLloyd’s:.Lloyd’s.Register.Quality.AssuranceNYC-MEA:.New.York.City.Department.of.Buildings,.Materials.and.Equipment.AcceptanceNYPA:.New.York.Power.AuthorityCRN:.Canadian.Boiler.Branch.RegistrationDLEG:.State.of.Michigan.Board.of.Mechanical.Rules.CE.PED:.Pressure.Equipment.Directory.97/23/ECAssociationsNFPA:.National.Fire.Protection.AssociationNFSA:.National.Fire.Sprinkler.Association,.Inc.CASA:.Canadian.Automatic.Sprinkler.AssociationIFSA:.International.Fire.Sprinkler.AssociationMCAA:.Mechanical.Contractors.Association.of.AmericaASHRAE:.American.Society.of.Heating,.....Refrigerating.and.Air.Conditioning.EngineeringEnvironmentANSI/NSF.61:.Standard.61.for.potable.water.serviceUSGBC:.US.Green.Building.CouncilWEF:.Water.Environment.FederationAMTA:.American.Membrane.Technology.AssociationUSGBC:.US.Green.Building.CouncilWRAS:.Water.Regulatory.Advisory.Scheme

Pipe End Preparation............................................................................. 136Roll.Grooving.Dimensions.for.IPS,.BS.&.AS.pipe.............................. 137

Roll.Grooving.Dimensions.for.ISO.pipe.............................................. 138

Roll.Grooving.Dimensions.for.KS.and.JIS.pipe.................................. 138

Cut.Grooving.Dimensions.for.IPS,.BS,.AS,.ISO,.JIS.&.KS.pipe......... 139

Roll.Grooving.Machines.–.Ratings.and.Capacity............................... 140

Typical Applications – Flexible Couplings (General Applications)........... 142

Anchoring, Hanging and Supports....................................................... 144Gasket Selection ................................................................................... 147

Chemical.Resistance.Information....................................................... 148

Fire Protection Services........................................................................ 151Approved.Pressure.Ratings.by.UL.and.FM........................................ 152

Typical.Applications.–.Flexible.Couplings.–.Sprinkler.Systems.

(NFPA.13)........................................................................................... 154

Project Pictures...................................................................................... 156Terms and Conditions............................................................................ 160

Technical Information

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Section.10


Catalog 2011


Pipe End Preparation How to process roll-grooves

Shurjoint grooved piping systems require the processing of a roll or cut groove to the pipe ends being connected. The engagement of the housing keys in the grooves is integral in providing a secure and leak-tight joint. It is essential that the grooves are properly processed for optimum joint performance.

Nominal pipe sizeShurjoint. couplings. and. fittings. are. identified. by. the. nominal. IPS.pipe. size. in. inches.or. nominal. diameter.of. pipe. (DN). in.millimeters..Always.check.the.actual.O.D..of.the.pipe.and.fittings.to.be.connected,.as.in.some.markets.it.is.customary.to.refer.to.different.O.D..pipes.with.the.same.nominal.size..

Roll groove profileRoll.grooves.should.be.as.defined.as.possible..To.achieve.optimum.joint.performance.the.“K”.dimension.should.be.as.small.as.possible..When.processing.a.roll.groove.the.machine.operator.should.manage.the. feed. pressure. of. the. upper. roll. set. so. as. to. achieve. the. best.possible.groove.profile.

Applicable pipe wall thicknessRoll. grooves. are. generally. applicable. to. .375”/9.5mm. thick. or.thinner. wall. carbon. steel. pipe,. stainless. steel. pipe,. copper. tube,.aluminum.pipe.and.PVC.pipe.depending.on.the.type.of.roll-grooving.machine.and.roll.set.being.used...Different.wall.thicknesses.and.sizes.require.the.use.of.different.roll.sets..Contact.the.roll.groove.machine.manufacturer.for.additional.information.

Heavy wall pipeWhen.you.attempt. to. roll-groove.pipe. thicker. than. .375”/9.5mm,. the.metal.may.deform.and.heap.up.on.both. sides.of. the.groove. rather.than. radially. deforming. and. protruding. on. the. inside. of. the. pipe..The.extra. heaped.metal. could. lead. to. joint. failure.. In. such.a. case,.you. should. grind. off. any. such. extra.metal. to. achieve. a. flat. and.smooth. sealing. surface..A.proper. rust. preventative. coating.must. be.

applied.on. the.ground.surface..Shurjoint. strongly. recommends. the.processing.of.cut-grooves.on.heavy.or.thick.wall.pipe.

Plain end pipe and beveled end pipe While. plain-end. pipe. is. preferred,. the. use. of. beveled. end. pipe. is.acceptable.providing.that.the.wall.thickness.is..375”/9.5mm.or.thinner.and. the.bevel. is.37½.±2½°.or.30°.as.specified. in.ANSI.B16.25.and.ASTM.A-53.respectively..

ERW pipeERW.pipe. is. one. of. the.most. popular. types. of. pipe. used. today..Depending.on. the. individual. pipe.and.manufacturer,.welding.beads.may. remain.on. the.surface. (inside.and.outside).of. the.pipe..Always.remove.harmful.weld.beads.near. the.pipe.ends.as. they. can. cause.rattling.of.the.roll.grooving.machine.resulting.in.inaccurate.grooves.

Galvanized pipe Galvanized.pipe.is.acceptable.as.long.as.the.gasket.seating.surface.is. smooth. and. free. from. scale. and. imperfections. that. could. affect.gasket.sealing..Whenever.you.remove.welding.beads.or.projections.from.the.sealing.surface.of.galvanized.pipe,.use.caution.so.as.to.not.over-grind. the. surface..After. grinding,. always. apply. a. proper. rust-prevention.coating.to.this.area.

Spiral welded pipeSpiral. welded. pipe.may. be. used. as. long. as. the.weld. beads. are.removed. from. the.gasket. seating. surface.. It. is. also.acceptable.and.recommended. to. weld. a. grooved. end. nipple. to. the. pipe. end. as.shown.below..Whenever.you.remove.weld.beads.or.projections.from.the.gasket. seating. surface,. use. caution. so.as. to.not. over-grind. the.surface..After.grinding,.always.apply.a.proper.rust-prevention.coating.to.this.area.

KeyHousing

Pipe

Rubber.gasket

Groove Full.engagement

A B

C

A B

K B1

C

Thicker than 9.5mm (0.375”)

No or very little protrusion

Plain-end pipe

Plain-end

37½° or 30°

Beveled-end Pipe(ANSI B16.25 / ASTM A-53)

Weld beadsshall be removed

Welded

Spiral pipe Spiral pipe witha grooved nipple


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Roll Grooving Dimensions for ANSI B36.10, BS 1387 (M) & AS-1074 (M) Pipe

1..Pipe.ends.must.be.square.cut..See.table.for.maximum.allowable.tolerances.from.square-cut.ends.

2..The.gasket.seating.surface.`A'.shall.be.free.from.deep.scores,.marks,.or.ridges.that.would.prevent.a.positive.seal.

3..The.`C'.dimensions.are.average.values..The.groove.must.be.of.uniform.depth.around.the.entire.circumference..Use.a.Shurjoint.groove.gage.or.rule.to.check.the.groove.diameter..

4..The.`t'.is.the.minimum.allowable.wall.thickness.that.may.be.roll-grooved.

A

C

B

t

O.D.

d

Nominal Pipe O.D. A B C Min. Wall Groove Max. Allowed Size Basic Tolerance ±0.76 ±0.030 ±0.76 ±0.030 +0.00 +0.000 t Depth d (ref.) Flare Dia. mm / in mm / in mm / in mm / in mm / in mm / in mm / in mm / in mm / in mm / in 20. 26.7. +0.25. -0.25. 15.88. 7.14. 23.83-0.38. 1.65. 1.42. 29.2. ¾. 1.050. +0.010. -0.010. 0.625. 0.281. 0.938-0.015. 0.065. 0.056. 1.15. 25. 33.4. +0.33. -0.33. 15.88. 7.14. 30.23-0.38. 1.65. 1.60. 36.3. 1. 1.315. +0.013. -0.013. 0.625. 0.281. 1.190-0.015. 0.065. 0.063. 1.43. 32. 42.2. +0.41. -0.41. 15.88. 7.14. 38.99-0.38. 1.65. 1.60. 45.0. 1¼. 1.660. +0.016. -0.016. 0.625. 0.281. 1.535-0.015. 0.065. 0.063. 1.77. 40. 48.3. +0.48. -0.48. 15.88. 7.14. 45.09-0.38. 1.65. 1.60. 51.1. 1½. 1.900. +0.019. -0.019. 0.625. 0.281. 1.775-0.015. 0.065. 0.063. 2.01. 50. 60.3. +0.61. -0.61. 15.88. 8.74. 57.15-0.38. 1.65. 1.60. 63.0. 2. 2.375. +0.024. -0.024. 0.625. 0.344. 2.250-0.015. 0.065. 0.063. 2.48. 65. 73.0. +0.74. -0.74. 15.88. 8.74. 69.09-0.46. 2.11. 1.98. 75.7. 2½. 2.875. +0.029. -0.029. 0.625. 0.344. 2.720-0.018. 0.083. 0.078. 2.98. 76.1mm. 76.1. +0.76. -0.76. 15.88. 8.74. 72.260-0.46. 2.30. 1.93. 77.7. . 3.000. +0.030. -0.030. 0.625. 0.344. 2.844-0.018. 0.090. 0.075. 3.06. 80. 88.9. +0.89. -0.79. 15.88. 8.74. 84.94-0.46. 2.11. 1.98. 91.4. 3. 3.500. +0.035. -0.031. 0.625. 0.344. 3.344-0.018. 0.083. 0.076. 3.60. 90. 101.6. +1.02. -0.79. 15.88. 8.74. 97.38-0.51. 2.11. 2.11. 104.1. 3½. 4.000. +0.040. -0.031. 0.625. 0.344. 3.834-0.020. 0.083. 0.083. 4.10. 100. 114.3. +1.02. -0.79. 15.88. 8.74. 110.08-0.51. 2.11. 2.11. 116.8. 4. 4.500. +0.040. -0.031. 0.625. 0.344. 4.334-0.020. 0.083. 0.083. 4.60. 139.7mm. 139.7. +1.40. -0.79. 15.88. 8.74. 135.48-0.51. 2.90. 2.11. 141.7. . 5.500. +0.050. -0.031. 0.625. 0.344. 5.333-0.020. 0.114. 0.083. 5.578. 125. 141.3. +1.42. -0.79. 15.88. 8.74. 137.03-0.56. 2.77. 2.11. 143.8. 5. 5.563. +0.056. -0.031. 0.625. 0.344. 5.395-0.022. 0.109. 0.083. 5.66. 165.1mm. 165.1. +1.60. -0.79. 15.88. 8.74. 160.90-0.56. 2.90. 2.16. 167.0. . 6.500. +0.063. -0.031. 0.625. 0.344. 6.334-0.022. 0.114. 0.085. 6.574. 150. 168.3. +1.60. -0.79. 15.88. 8.74. 163.96-0.56. 2.77. 2.16. 170.9. 6. 6.625. +0.063. -0.031. 0.625. 0.344. 6.455-0.022. 0.109. 0.085. 6.73. 200. 219.1. +1.60. -0.79. 19.05. 11.91. 214.40-0.64. 2.77. 2.34. 223.5. 8. 8.625. +0.063. -0.031. 0.750. 0.469. 8.441-0.025. 0.109. 0.092. 8.80. 250. 273.0. +1.60. -0.79. 19.05. 11.91. 268.27-0.69. 3.40. 2.39. 277.4. 10. 10.750. +0.063. -0.031. 0.750. 0.469. 10.562-0.027. 0.134. 0.094. 10.92. 300. 323.9. +1.60. -0.79. 19.05. 11.91. 318.29-0.76. 3.96. 2.77. 328.2. 12. 12.750. +0.063. -0.031. 0.750. 0.469. 12.531-0.030. 0.156. 0.109. 12.92. 350. 355.6. +1.60. -0.79. 23.83. 11.91. 350.04-0.76. 3.96. 2.77. 358.1. 14. 14.000. +0.063. -0.031. 0.938. 0.469. 13.781-0.030. 0.156. 0.109. 14.10. 400. 406.4. +1.60. -0.79. 23.83. 11.91. 400.84-0.76. 4.19. 2.77. 408.9. 16. 16.000. +0.063. -0.031. 0.938. 0.469. 15.781-0.030. 0.165. 0.109. 16.10. 450. 457.2. +1.60. -0.79. 25.40. 11.91. 451.64-0.76. 4.19. 2.77. 461.3. 18. 18.000. +0.063. -0.031. 1.000. 0.469. 17.781-0.030. 0.165. 0.109. 18.16. 500. 508.0. +1.60. -0.79. 25.40. 11.91. 502.44-0.76. 4.78. 2.77. 512.1. 20. 20.000. +0.063. -0.031. 1.000. 0.469. 19.781-0.030. 0.188. 0.109. 20.16. 550. 559.0. +1.60. -0.79. 25.40. 11.91. 550.06-0.76. 4.78. 4.37. 563.9. 22. 22.000. +0.063. -0.031. 1.000. 0.469. 21.656-0.030. 0.188. 0.132. 22.20. 600. 609.6. +1.60. -0.79. 25.40. 12.70. 600.86-0.76. 4.78. 4.37. 614.7. 24. 24.000. +0.063. -0.031. 1.000. 0.500. 23.656-0.030. 0.188. 0.172. 24.20

Pipe O.D. check (Before grooving) Groove Gage

Acceptable max. pipe O.D. Acceptance range

Upper limit

Center line

Lower limit

Basic. roll. groove. dimensions. conform. to.ANSI/AWWA.C606-06.Table.5.with.slightly.adjusted. tolerances. to. incorporate. international.standards. including.CSA.B242,. ISO/FDIS. 6152-12,.VdS.2100-6en.and.JPF.MP-006.

5..The.`d'.is.for.reference.use.only..The.groove.depth.shall.be.determined.by.the.groove.diameter.`C'.

6..Flare.Diameter:.The.pipe.end.that.may.flare.when.the.groove.is.rolled.shall.be.within.this.limit.when.measured.at.the.extreme.end.of.the.pipe.

PIPE

G

Pipe G (max) Sizes

. Up.to.3½”. 0.8mm.(.0.030”.)

. 4.~.6”. 1.2mm.(.0.045”.)

. 8”.~.above. 1.6mm.(.0.060”.)Quick check with a housing segment

Housing segment

Groove Rule


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Roll Grooving Dimensions per ISO/FDIS 6182-12 Table 1For ISO 4200:1991 Plain-end Steel Tubes, Welded and Seamless (Superseding BS1387 and DIN 2440 & DIN 2448)

Dimensions.in.millimeters

t

A

ØOD

D

ØC

ØF

B

Figure.1.-.Roll.grooved-end.dimensional.reference.points.for.Table.1

Roll Grooving Dimensions for KS D3507 & JIS G3452 Carbon Steel Pipe

Nominal Gasket Groove Groove Dia. G Groove Groove size Pipe Seat L Width W Basic Tolerance Circumference Depth Flare A B O.D. +0.76* +0.76* +0.00* C d (ref) f mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm. 25A. 1. 34.0. 16.0. 7.1. 30.4. -0.38. 95.5. 0./.-3.1. 1.80. 35.5. 32A. 1¼. 42.7. 16.0. 7.1. 39.1. -0.38. 122.8. 0./.-3.1. 1.80. 44.2. 40A. 1½. 48.6. 16.0. 7.1. 45.0. -0.38. 141.4. 0./.-3.1. 1.80. 50.1. 50A. 2. 60.5. 16.0. 8.7. 56.9. -0.38. 178.8. 0./.-3.1. 1.80. 62.0. 65A. 2½. 76.3. 16.0. 8.7. 72.2. -0.46. 226.8. 0./.-3.1. 2.05. 77.8. 80A. 3. 89.1. 16.0. 8.7. 84.9. -0.46. 266.7. 0./.-3.1. 2.10. 90.6. 100A. 4. 114.3. 16.0. 8.7. 110.1. -0.51. 345.9. 0./.-3.1. 2.10. 116.8. 125A. 5. 139.8. 16.0. 8.7. 135.5. -0.56. 425.7. 0./.3.1. 2.15. 142.3. 150A. 6. 165.2. 16.0. 8.7. 160.8. -0.56. 505.2. 0./.-3.1. 2.20. 167.7. 200A. 8. 216.3. 19.0. 11.9. 211.6. -0.64. 664.8. 0./.-3.1. 2.35. 219.8. 250A. 10. 267.4. 19.0. 11.9. 262.6. -0.69. 825.0. 0./.-3.1. 2.40. 270.9. 300A. 12. 318.5. 19.0. 11.9. 312.9. -0.76. 983.0. 0./.-3.1. 2.80. 322.0

Pipe or tube Dimensional specificationsa

Nominal Outside diameter (OD) Gasket seat Gasket width Grooved diameter C Groove Wall Thickness Flare F size Actual Tolerance A B Actual Tolerance depth T Max. size ±0.76 ±0.76 size Db Min. allow. Dia.. 25. 33,7. +0,41./.-0,68. 15,88. 7,14. 30,23. 0./.-0,38. 1,70. 1,8. 34,5. 32. 42,4. +0,50./.-0,60. 15,88. 7,14. 38,99. 0./.-0,38. 1,70. 1,8. 43,3. 40. 48,3. +0,44./.-0,52. 15,88. 7,14. 45,09. 0./.-0,38. 1,60. 1,8. 49,4. 50. 60,3. ±0,61. 15,88. 8,74. 57,15. 0./.-0,38. 1,60. 1,8. 62,2. 65. 73,0. ±0,74. 15,88. 8,74. 69,09. 0./.-0,46. 1,98. 2,3. 75,2. 65. 76,1. ±0,76. 15,88. 8,74. 72,26. 0./.-0,46. 1,93. 2,3. 77,7. 80. 88,9. +0,89./.-0,79. 15,88. 8,74. 84,94. 0./.-0,46. 1,98. 2,3. 90,6. 90. 101,6. +1,02./.-0,79. 15,88. 8,74. 97,38. 0./.-0,51. 2,11. 2,3. 103,4. 100. 108,0. +1,07./.-0,70. 15,88. 8,74. 103,73. 0./.-0,51. 2,11. 2,3. 109,7. 100. 114,3. +1,14./.-0,79. 15,88. 8,74. 110,08. 0./.-0,51. 2,11. 2,3. 116,2. 125. 133,9. +1,32./.-0,70. 15,88. 8,74. 129,13. 0./.-0,51. 1,93. 2,9. 134,9. 125. 139,7. +1,40./.-0,79. 15,88. 8,74. 135,48. 0./.-0,51. 2,11. 2,9. 141,7. 125. 141,3. +1,42./.-0,79. 15,88. 8,74. 137,03. 0./.-0,56. 2,13. 2,9. 143,5. 150. 159,0. +1,60./.-0,79. 15,88. 8,74. 154,50. 0./.-0,56. 2,20. 2,9. 161,0. 150. 165,1. +1,60./.-0,79. 15,88. 8,74. 160,90. 0./.-0,56. 2,16. 2,9. 167,1. 150. 168,3. +1,60./.-0,79. 15,88. 8,74. 163,96. 0./.-0,56. 2,16. 2,9. 170,7. 200. 219,1. +1,60./.-0,79. 19,05. 11,91. 214,40. 0./.-0,64. 2,34. 2,9. 221,5. 250. 277,4. +1,60./.-0,79. 19,05. 11,91. 268,28. 0./.-0,69. 2,39. 3,6. 275,4. 300. 328,2. +1,60./.-0,79. 19,05. 11,91. 318,29. 0./.-0,76. 2,77. 4,0. 326,2

a.See.Figure.1.for.dimensional.diagramb.Dimension.for.reference.only,.groove.diameter.is.determined.by.C.

The.tolerance.for.the.JIS.&.KS.pipe.has.a.little.difference.

LW

d

F G O.D.

C.=.π.G

Groove Diameter:Groove. diameter. “G”. are. only. applicable. to. pipe. sizes. 150A. or. smaller.. .Grooves. for. 200A. thru. 300A. are. to. be.determined.by.the.groove.circumference.Groove Depth:.The.“d”.is.for.reference.use.only.Flare Diameter:.The.maximum.flare.diameters.(f).are.target.values.


Catalog 2011


Cut Grooving Dimensions for IPS, BS, AS, ISO, JIS & KS Pipe

Gasket Seating Surface (Column 3):The.gasket.seating.surface.shall.be.free.from.deep.scores,.marks,.or.ridges.that.could.prevent.a.positive.seal..Groove Width (Column 4):Groove.width.is.to.be.measured.between.vertical.flanks.of.the.groove.side.walls..Groove Diameter (Column 5):The.'C'.diameters.are.average.values..The.groove.must.be.of.uniform.depth.around.the.entire.pipe.circumference..Minimum Wall Thickness (Column 6):The.'t'.is.the.minimum.allowable.wall.thickness.that.may.be.cut-grooved.Groove Depth (Column 7):The.'d'.is.for.reference.use.only..The.groove.dimension.shall.be.determined.by.the.groove.diameter.'C'.

A

C

d

B

t

O.D.

Nominal Pipe O. D. A B C Min. Wall Groove Depth Size Basic Tolerance ±0.79 ±0.79 ±0.00 t d (ref.) mm / in mm / in mm / in mm / in ±0.031 ±0.031 ±0.000 mm / in mm / in. 20. 26.7. +0.25. -0.25. 15.88. 7.95. 23.83-0.38. 2.87. 1.42. ¾. 1.050. +0.010. -0.010. 0.625. 0.313. 0.938-0.015. 0.113. 0.056. 25. 33.4. +0.33. -0.33. 15.88. 7.95. 30.23-0.38. 3.38. 1.60. 1. 1.315. +0.013. -0.013. 0.625. 0.313. 1.190-0.015. 0.133. 0.063. 32. 42.2. +0.41. -0.41. 15.88. 7.95. 38.99-0.38. 3.56. 1.60. 1¼. 1.660. +0.016. -0.016. 0.625. 0.313. 1.535-0.015. 0.140. 0.063. 40. 48.3. +0.48. -0.48. 15.88. 7.95. 45.09-0.38. 3.68. 1.60. 1½. 1.900. +0.019. -0.019. 0.625. 0.313. 1.775-0.015. 0.145. 0.063. 50. 60.3. +0.61. -0.61. 15.88. 7.95. 57.15-0.38. 3.91. 1.60. 2. 2.375. +0.024. -0.024. 0.625. 0.313. 2.250-0.015. 0.154. 0.063. 65. 73.0. +0.74. -0.74. 15.88. 7.95. 69.09-0.38. 4.78. 1.98. 2½. 2.875. +0.029. -0.029. 0.625. 0.313. 2.720-0.018. 0.188. 0.078. 76.1mm. 76.1. +0.76. -0.76. 15.88. 7.95. 72.26-0.46. 4.78. 1.98. . 3.000. +0.030. -0.030. 0.625. 0.313. 2.845-0.018. 0.188. 0.078. 80. 88.9. +0.89. -0.79. 15.88. 7.95. 84.94-0.46. 4.78. 1.98. 3. 3.500. +0.035. -0.031. 0.625. 0.313. 3.344-0.018. 0.188. 0.078. 101.6mm. 101.6. +1.02. -0.79. 15.88. 7.95. 97.38-0.51. 4.78. 1.98. . 4.000. +0.040. -0.031. 0.625. 0.313. 3.834-0.020. 0.188. 0.078. 108.0mm. 108.0. +1.04. -0.79. 15.88. 9.53. 103.73-0.51. 5.16. 2.11. . 4.250. +0.043. -0.031. 0.625. 0.375. 4.084-0.020. 0.203. 0.083. 100. 114.3. +1.14. -0.79. 15.88. 9.53. 110.08-0.51. 5.16. 2.11. 4. 4.500. +0.045. -0.031. 0.625. 0.375. 4.334-0.020. 0.203. 0.083. 125. 141.3. +1.42. -0.79. 15.88. 9.53. 137.03-0.56. 5.16. 2.11. 5. 5.563. +0.056. -0.031. 0.625. 0.375. 5.395-0.022. 0.203. 0.083. 133.0mm. 133.0. +1.70. -0.79. 15.88. 9.53. 129.13-0.51. 5.16. 1.93. . 5.250. +0.053. -0.031. 0.625. 0.375. 5.084-0.020. 0.203. 0.076. 139.7mm. 139.7. +1.42. -0.79. 15.88. 9.53. 135.48-0.51. 5.16. 2.11. . 5.500. +0.056. -0.031. 0.625. 0.375. 5.334-0.020. 0.203. 0.083. 159.0mm. 159.0. +1.60. -0.79. 15.88. 9.53. 154.43-0.76. 5.56. 2.20. . 6.250. +0.063. -0.031. 0.625. 0.375. 6.080-0.030. 0.219. 0.087. 165.1mm. 165.1. +1.57. -0.79. 15.88. 9.53. 160.90-0.56. 5.16. 2.16. . 6.500. +0.065. -0.031. 0.625. 0.375. 6.335-0.022. 0.203. 0.085. 150. 168.3. +1.60. -0.79. 15.88. 9.53. 163.96-0.56. 5.56. 2.16. 6. 6.625. +0.063. -0.031. 0.625. 0.375. 6.455-0.022. 0.219. 0.085. 200. 219.1. +1.60. -0.79. 19.05. 11.13. 214.40-0.64. 6.05. 2.34. 8. 8.625. +0.063. -0.031. 0.750. 0.438. 8.441-0.025. 0.238. 0.092. 250. 273.0. +1.60. -0.79. 19.05. 12.70. 268.27-0.69. 6.35. 2.39. 10. 10.750. +0.063. -0.031. 0.750. 0.500. 10.562-0.027. 0.250. 0.094. 300. 323.9. +1.60. -0.79. 19.05. 12.70. 318.29-0.76. 7.09. 2.77. 12. 12.750. +0.063. -0.031. 0.750. 0.500. 12.531-0.030. 0.279. 0.109. 200.JIS. 216.3. +1.60. -0.79. 19.05. 11.13. 211.60-0.64. 6.05. 2.34. . 8.516. +0.063. -0.031. 0.750. 0.438. 8.331-0.025. 0.238. 0.092. 250.JIS. 267.4. +1.60. -0.79. 19.05. 12.70. 262.60-0.69. 6.35. 2.39. . 10.528. +0.063. -0.031. 0.750. 0.500. 10.339-0.027. 0.250. 0.094. 300.JIS. 318.5. +1.60. -0.79. 19.05. 12.70. 312.90-0.76. 7.09. 2.77. . 12.539. +0.063. -0.031. 0.750. 0.500. 12.319-0.030. 0.279. 0.109. 350. 355.6. +1.60. -0.79. 23.83. 12.70. 350.04-0.76. 7.14. 2.77. 14. 14.000. +0.063. -0.031. 0.938. 0.500. 13.781-0.030. 0.281. 0.109. 400. 406.4. +1.60. -0.79. 23.83. 12.70. 400.84-0.76. 7.92. 2.77. 16. 16.000. +0.063. -0.031. 0.938. 0.500. 15.781-0.030. 0.312. 0.109. 450. 457.2. +1.60. -0.79. 25.40. 12.70. 451.64-0.76. 7.92. 2.77. 18. 18.000. +0.063. -0.031. 1.000. 0.500. 17.781-0.030. 0.312. 0.109. 500. 508.0. +1.60. -0.79. 25.40. 12.70. 502.44-0.76. 7.92. 2.77. 20. 20.000. +0.063. -0.031. 1.000. 0.500. 19.781-0.030. 0.312. 0.109. 550. 558.8. +1.60. -0.79. 25.40. 14.30. 550.06-0.76. 9.53. 4.37. 22. 22.000. +0.063. -0.031. 1.000. 0.563. 21.656-0.030. 0.375. 0.172. 600. 609.6. +1.60. -0.79. 25.40. 14.30. 600.86-0.76. 9.53. 4.37. 24. 24.000. +0.063. -0.031. 1.000. 0.563. 23.656-0.030. 0.375. 0.172

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Catalog 2011


Roll Grooving Machines and Tools – Ratings & Capacity

Tool Model Pipe Pipe Pipe size Roll No. Material Schedule Range Set SHURJOINT® Carbon.Steel. Sch..10. 1".-.12". (Standard)..2".-.6".Upper.roll,.Sch..10.&.Sch..40.(STD) DSC-002 Sch..40,.STD. 1".-.6". (Standard)..2".-.3".Bottom.roll,.Sch..10.&.Sch..40.(STD) . . (Standard).4".-.6".Bottom.roll,.Sch..10.&.Sch..40.(STD). . Stainless. Sch..10S. 1".-.10". (Standard)..8".-.12".Upper.&.bottom.rolls,.Sch..10.. .. . . . . (Optional).1".-.1.1/2".Upper.roll,.Sch..40.(STD). . . . . (Optional).1".-..Bottom.roll,.Sch..40.(STD). . . . . (Optional).1.1/4".-.1.1/2".Bottom.roll,.Sch..40.(STD). . . . . (Optional)..2".-.6".Upper.roll,.Sch..10S.Stainless. . . . . (Optional)..2".-.3".Bottom.roll,.Sch..10S.Stainless. . . . . (Optional)..4".-.6".Bottom.roll,.Sch..10S.Stainless.. . . . . (Optional)..8".-.10".Upper.&.bottom.rolls,.Sch..10S.Stainless.

SHURJOINT® Carbon.Steel. Sch..10. 8”.~.24”. (Standard)..8".-.12".Upper.&.bottom.rolls,.Sch..10.&.STD DSC-003 .375".wall.(STD). 8".-.24". (Standard)..14".-.16".Upper.&.bottom.rolls,.Sch..10.&.STD. . . . . (Standard)..18".-.20".Upper.&.bottom.rolls,.Sch..10.&.STD.. . Stainless. Sch..10S. 8".-.24". (Standard)..22".-.24".Upper.&.bottom.rolls,.Sch..10.&.STD. . . . .. . . . . (Optional).8".-.12".Upper.&.bottom.rolls,.Sch..40.. . . . . (Optional).14".-.16".Upper.&.bottom.rolls,.Sch..40.. . . . . (Optional)..8".-.12".Upper.&.bottom.rolls,.Sch..10S.Stainless.. . . . . (Optional)..14".-.16".Upper.&.bottom.rolls,.Sch..10S.Stainless.. . . . . (Optional)..18".-.20".Upper.&.bottom.rolls,.Sch..10S.Stainless.. . . . . (Optional)..22".-.24".Upper.&.bottom.rolls,.Sch..10S.Stainless.

Carbon.Steel. Sch..10. 1”.~.16”. (Standard)..2".-.6".Sch..10.&.Sch..40.steel RG-150A Sch..40. 1”.~.12”.. (w/.automatic.pump). . . . (Optional)..8".Sch..10.&.40,.10".-.12".Sch..10.steel. RG-150. Stainless. Sch..5S.&.10S. . (Optional).1.".-.1.1/2".Sch..10.&.40.steel (w/.hand.pump) .375”.wall 1".-.6" (Optional).10".-.12".Sch..40.&.STD.steel (Optional).14".-.16".Sch..10.steel (Optional).2.".-.3".Sch..5S.&.10S.stainless. . . . . (Optional).3.".-.6".Sch..5S.&.10S.stainless. . . . .

Carbon.Steel. Sch..10. 1”.~.16”. (Standard)..2".-.6".Sch..10.&.Sch..40.steel RG-RH Sch..40. 1”.~.12”.. . . . . (Optional)..8".Sch..10.&.40,.10".-.12".Sch..10.steel Stainless. Sch..5S.&10S. (Optional).1.".-.1.1/2".Sch..10.&.40.steel. . . .134"(3.4mm).wall 1".-.6". (Optional).10".-.12".Sch..40.&.STD.steel. . . . . (Optional).14".-.16".Sch..10.steel. . . . . (Optional).1.".-.1.1/2".Sch..5S.&.10S.stainless. . . . . (Optional).2.".-.3".Sch..5S.&.10S.stainless. . . . . (Optional).3.".-.6".Sch..5S.&.10S.stainless. .. . (to.use.with.Rex.2-4".pipe.machine.or.Ridgid.#300.driver) Carbon.Steel. Sch..10. 1”.~.6”. (Standard)..2".-.3".Sch..10.&.40.steel RG-R1, E1 Sch..40. 1”.~.12”. (Standard)..4".-.6".Sch..10.steel

(Optional).1.".Sch..10.&.40.steel (Optional).1.1/2".Sch..10.&.40.steel. . . . . .. . (to.use.with.Rex.2-4".pipe.machine.or.Ridgid.#300.driver)

Please contact Rex Industries Co., Ltd. – www.rexind.co.jp – for updated information on roll sets. For other roll grooving machines, always refer to the installation instructions of the machine and roll set you are going to use before operating.


Catalog 2011


Roll Grooving Machines and Tools – Ratings & Capacity

Tool Model Pipe Pipe Pipe size Roll No. Material Schedule Range Set

Steel. Sch..10. 1¼".–.12". (Standard).2".–.6".Sch..10.(2"-3½".Sch..40).steel,.stainless, 915 . Sch..40. 1¼".–.6". PVC Stainless. Sch..10. 1¼".–.12". (Optional).1¼".–.1½".Sch..10,.40.steel,.stainless,.PVC . Sch..40. 1¼".–.6". (Optional).4".–.6".Sch..40.steel,.stainless,.PVC. . PVC. Sch..40. 1¼"..–.6". (Optional).8".–.12".Sch..10.steel,.stainless,.PVC. . . Sch..80. 1½".–.3".. . Copper. K,.L,.M,.DWV. 2".–.8". (Optional).2".–.8".copper.tube.K,.L,.M.&.DWV. . ...

Steel. Sch..40. 1".–.6". (Standard).1¼".–.6".Sch..10,.40.steel 960 . Sch..80. 1".–.6". (Optional).1".Sch..10,.40.steel Copper. K,.L,.M,.DWV. 2".–.6". (Optional).2".–.6".copper.tube.K,.L,.M.&.DWV..

Steel. Sch..10. 1¼".–.6". (Standard).1¼".–.6".Sch..10,.40.steel 916 . Sch..40. 1¼".–.3". (Optional).1".Sch..10,.40.steel Stainless. Sch..10. 1¼".–.6" . Sch..40. 1¼".–.3". . PVC. Sch..10. 1¼".–.6". . . Sch..40. 1¼".–.3". . Copper. K,.L,.M..DWV. 2".–.6". (Optional).2".–.6".copper.tube.K,.L,.M.&.DWV.

Steel. Sch..10. 1".–.12". (Standard).2".–.6".Sch..10,.40.steel,.stainless,.PVC 918 . Sch..40. 1".–.8". (Standard).8".–.12".Sch..10.(8".Sch..40).steel,.stainless,.PVC Stainless. Sch..10. 1".–.12". (Optional).1¼".–.1½".Sch..10,.40.steel,.stainless,.PVC . Sch..40. 1".–.2". . PVC. Sch..40. 1".–.8". . . Sch..80. 2½".–.6". . Copper. K,.L,.M..DWV. 2".–.6". (Optional).2".–.6".copper.tube.K,.L,.M.&.DWV.

Steel. Sch..10. 1".–.12". (Standard).2".–.6".Sch..10,.40.steel,.stainless,.PVC 918-1 . Sch..40. 1".–.8". (Standard).8".–.12".Sch..10.(8".Sch..40).steel,.stainless, PVC PVC Sch..80. 2½".–.6". (Optional).1¼".–.1½".Sch..10,.40.steel,.stainless,.PVC Copper. K,.L,.M..DWV. 2".–.6". (Optional).2".–.6".copper.tube.K,.L,.M.&.DWV

.

Steel. Sch..10. 1¼".–.6". (Standard).1¼".–.6".Sch..10,.40.steel 920 Steel. Sch..10. 2".–.24". (Standard).2".–.6".Sch..10,.40.steel,.stainless . Sch..40. 2".–.12". (Standard).8".–.12".Sch..10,.40.steel,.stainless Standard.Wall. 14".–.16". (Standard).14".–.16".Standard.wall.(.375").steel,.stainless Stainless Sch..10. 2".–.24". (Optional).4"-.6".Sch..40.steel,.stainless. . . Sch..40. 2".–.12". (Optional).18"-.20".Sch..10.steel,.stainless. . . Standard.Wall. 14".–.16". (Optional).22"-.24".Sch..10.steel,.stainless. . Copper. K,.L,.M..DWV. 2".–.8". (Optional).2"-.8".copper.tube.K,.L,.M.&.DWV

Please contact Ridgid Tool Company – www.ridgid.com – for updated information on roll sets. For other roll grooving machines, always refer to the installation instructions of the machine and roll set you are going to use before operating.


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Typical Applications - Flexible Couplings - General Systems -

1. Absorption of vibration and noise When. a. pump. operates.with. frequent. starts. and. stops,. the. piping.system. is.affected.by. the.noise.and.vibration.of. the.equipment..The.entire.system.may.develop.a. large.sway,.referred.to.as.sympathetic.vibration,. as. a. result. of. the. frequent. cycling.. Shurjoint. flexible.couplings.will. help. reduce. such. vibration. and. noise.. The. system.should.always.be.properly.designed.with.steel.angle.sway.braces.to.protect.the.system.from.large.sways..

2. Adjustment of misalignmentWhen.a.straight.run.has.need.for.a.slight.adjustment.of.alignment.on.the.jobsite.as.shown.in.the.diagram,.you.can.accomplish.this.with.the.use.of.two.flexible.couplings..The.following.table.shows.the.deflection.value.(θ).of.the.Shurjoint.7705.flexible.couplings.

3. Absorption of distortionWith. the. use. of. an. assembly. as. shown. below,. ground. sinking. or.movement. around. a. tank. or. reservoir. can. be. effectively. absorbed,.avoiding.damage.to.the.tank,.reservoir.and.or.the.piping.system..

4. Absorption of inter-floor deflection Risers.of.high-rise.flexible.structure.buildings.are.subjected.to.lateral.sways. (inter-floor. deflection). when. an. earthquake. occurs.. If. we.assume.the.inter-floor.deflection.is.1/150.and.the.floor.height.(H).as.4.meters,.the.estimated.inter-floor.deflection.(α).will.be;

α.=.H.x.1/150.=.4000.x.1/150.=.27mm

If.we.use.a.200mm.(8”).7707.coupling. for.each. floor,. the.maximum.deflection.(β).that.each.coupling.can.accommodate.will.be;

β.=.L.x.tan.θ.=.4000.x.0.02915.=.4.56”.=.116mm..(θ.=.1.67°)

The.example.shows.a.flexible.coupling.would.be.sufficient.to.absorb.this.scale.of.seismic.sways..

5. Absorption of misalignmentAs. shown. in. the.diagram,. each.branch. connection. to. the. free. riser.will. be. subjected. to. serious. shearing. forces. as. pressure. thrusts. or.thermal.movement. increases..By. using. two. flexible. couplings,. you.can.solve.this.problem..

. Rigid.coupling. Flexible.coupling.

Hanger location

L

δ δ = L sin θ

θHanger location

L

δ δ = L sin θ

θ

Amount of deflection (δ). Nominal. Deflection. ..........Distance.between.couplings.(L).mm

. Size. Angle(θ). 600. 1200. 1500. 2000. 3000

. 2"./.50. 3°.02'. 32. 64. 79. 106. 159

. 2.1/2"./.65. 2°.30'. 26. 52. 65. 87. 131

. 3"./.80. 2°.04'. 22. 43. 54. 72. 108

. 4"./.100. 3°.12'. 34. 67. 84. 112. 168

. 5"./.125. 2°.36'. 27. 54. 68. 91. 136

. 6"./.150. 1°.10'. 12. 24. 31. 41. 61

. 8"./.200. 1°.40'. 17. 35. 44. 58. 87

. 10"./.250. 1°.20'. 14. 28. 35. 47. 70

. 12"./.300. 1°.08'. 12. 24. 30. 40. 59

H

L

β

θ

α = H × 1/150

α


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6. Curved layoutWith. Shurjoint. flexible. couplings. you. can. design. a. slowly. curved.layout. for. a. system.along. a. curved. tunnel,.winding. road. or. curved.building..

. LR.=.(2.x.tan.θ/2)...(where:.R.is.radius.of.curvature,.L.is.pipe.length,.and.θ.is.max..allowed.deflection.of.a.coupling)

Example:. .When. using.model. 7705. 100mm. (4”). couplings. for. the.layout.as.shown.in.the.diagram,.the.max..allowed.deflection.(θ).of.the.coupling. is.3.4°,.and. the.pipe. length. (L). is.5.5.meters,. the. radius.of.curvature.(R).will.be.92.7.meters..

7. Absorption of Thermal StressThermal. stress. is. caused. by. changes. in. temperature,. resulting. in.either. expansion. or. contraction..With. the. use. of. Shurjoint. flexible.couplings. you. can. design. your. system. to. accommodate. such.movement.without. the.need. for.costly.expansion. joints..The. thermal.expansion.or.contraction. (μ). is.determined.by. the. length.of.pipe. (L).and.temperature.difference.(∆T)..

.μ.=.α.x.L.x.∆T

As.the.linear.expansion.coefficient.for.steel.(α).is.1.2.x.10-5,.you.can.use.the.table.above.to.determine.the.thermal.expansion..Example:.•.Pipe.size:.100mm.(4”).•.Max..pipe.end.separation.(E).:.3.2mm•.Pipe.length.(L).:.5.5.m•.Temperature.difference.(∆T).:.40°.C.(+5°.C.to.+45°.C)

.μ.=.α.x.L.x.∆T.=.1.2.x.10-5.x.5500.x.40.=.2.64mm

The. thermal. expansion. of. a. 5.5.meter. standard. length. of. pipe. (μ).is.within. the. allowance. (=.max.. pipe. end. separation). of. a. flexible.coupling..In.other.words,.if.you.use.a.coupling.for.each.pipe.length.of.5.5.meters,.the.coupling.will.accommodate.the.thermal.expansion.or.contraction.expected. to. take.place. for.a.40°.C. temperature.change..When. you. calculate. the. necessary. number. of. couplings. (N). for. an.anchored.system,.you.should.place.a.clearance.of.N.x.E.x.½.as.a.safety.factor..

Whether. it. is. thermal. expansion,. contraction,. or. a. combination.thereof,. the. system. requires. suitable. anchor. installations. with.properly.space.alignment.guides.and.weight.support.devices..Where.and.when. larger. thermal.movement. is. anticipated,. you. should. use.supplementary.expansion.joint(s)..

For. installers.who. use. the. imperial. units. of.measure,. the. following.table.will.be.more.convenient...

LHanger location

Expand

R

R

Thermal Expansion (Metric). Temperature. .....................Pipe.Length..L.(meters)

. Difference. 1. 5.5*. 10.. 20. 30. 40

. ΔT. . ....

. .(°C). . .Thermal.Expansion.(millimeters)

. 1. 0.012. 0.07. 0.12. 0.24. 0.36. 0.48

. 5. 0.06. 0.33. 0.6. 1.2. 1.8. 2.4

. 10. 0.12. 0.66. 1.2. 2.4. 3.6. 4.8

. 20. 0.24. 1.3. 2.4. 4.8. 7.2. 9.6

. 30. 0.36. 2. 3.6. 7.2. 11. 15

. 40. 0.48. 2.6. 4.8. 9.6. 14. 20

. 50. 0.6. 3.3. 6. 12. 18. 24

. 60. 0.72. 4. 7.2. 14. 22. 29

. 70. 0.84. 4.6. 8.4. 17. 25. 34

. 80. 0.96. 5.3. 9.6. 19. 29. 39

*.5.5.meters.is.the.standard.length.of.commercial.carbon.steel.pipe.

Thermal Expansion (Imperial). . ............................Pipe.Lenght.L.(feet)

. Temperature.. 20. 40. 60. 100

. (°F). ................Thermal.Expansion.between.70°.F

. . .................and.indicated.temperature..(inch)

. 0. -0.10. -0.20. -0.29. -0.49

. 25. -0.06. -0.13. -0.19. -0.32

. 50. -0.03. -0.06. -0.08. -0.14

. 70. 0. 0. 0. 0

. 100. 0.05. 0.09. 0.14. 0.23

. 125. 0.08. 0.17. 0.25. 0.42

. 150. 0.12. 0.24. 0.37. 0.61

. 175. 0.16. 0.32. 0.48. 0.80

. 200. 0.20. 0.40. 0.59. 0.99

. 225. 0.24. 0.48. 0.73. 1.21

*.Coefficient.of.thermal.expansion.of.steel.pipe.=.6.33.in/in,.°F.x.10-6


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Anchoring, Hanging and Supports

Shurjoint.grooved.couplings.are.designed. to.hold.axial. thrusts.4–5.times. their. rated. working. pressure,. though. the. strength. against.bending.movements. is. less. than. that. of. steel. pipe..The. joint.may.be. damaged.when. a. bending.movement. greater. than. the. allowed.deflection.occurs.. .System.designers. should.provide.anchors. (main.and.intermediate).and.pipe.guides.with.proper.spacing.to.protect.the.system.from.unexpected.large.bending.movements..These. illustrations. are. examples. only,. and. are. not. intended. to. be.used.for.all.installations.as.conditions.and.requirements.vary.from.job.to.job..Reliance.on.general.data.or.information.contained.herein.shall.be.at.the.user’s.sole.risk.and.without.obligation.to.Shurjoint..Hangers.shall.be.designed.to.support.five.times.the.weight.of.water-filled.pipe.plus.250.lb.(115.kgs).at.each.point.of.pipe.support.(NFPA.13.9.1.1.1.)..The. following. illustrations. are. examples. of. acceptable.hanger.types.and.sizes.per.NFPA.13.

Hangers for straight runsFor. straight. runs,. you. can. use. both. flexible. and. rigid. couplings..When. rigid. couplings. are. used,. the. same.hanger. spacing. as. other.piping.methods.can.be.applied..You.can.refer.to.the.hanger.spacing.standards.of.ANSI.B31.1.Power.Piping.Code,.B31.9.Building.Services.Piping.Code,.NFPA.13.Sprinkler.Systems,.or.Mechanical.Equipment.Construction.Guide.(Japan)..See.the.table.below.

Hanger locations on straight runs where flexible couplings are usedWhen.flexible.couplings.are.used.on.straight.runs,.location.of.hangers.shall.be.designed.as.close.to.each.coupling.as.possible,.or.within.a.distance.of.less.than.1/6.the.span.

. Pipe.size. D.dimension

. in. in./.mm

. ~.2. 5/16.(7.9)

. 2½.~.6. ⅜.(9.5)

. 8. ½.(12.7)

Ddimension

Wraparound....U-hook


. in. in./.mm

. ~.4. ⅜.(9.5)

. 5.~.8. ½.(12.7)

. 10.~.12. ⅝.(15.9)

U-Hook.sizes

Rod.sizes


. in. in./.mm

. ~.4. ⅜.(9.5)

. 5.~.6. ½.(12.7)

. 10.~.12. ¾.(15.1)

Eye.rod.sizes

Adjustable.swivelRing.-.rod.tight.

to.pipe

Ddimension

Ddimension

Suggested Max. Span between Supports(steel pipe)

. Nominal. .................Water.Service. . . Gas.or.Air.Service

.Pipe.Size. .................(feet./.meters). . . (feet./.meters).

. in/mm. 1). 2). 3). 4). 1). 2). 3)

. 1./.25. 7./.2.1. 9./.2.7. 12./.3.7. 6.6./.2.0. 9./.2.7. 9./.2.7. 9./.2.7

. 1¼./.32. 7./.2.1. 11./.3.4. 12./.3.7. 6.6./.2.0. 9./.2.7. 9./.2.7. 11./.3.4

. 1½./.40. 7./.2.1. 12./.3.7. 15./.4.6. 6.6./.2.0. 9./.2.7. 9./.2.7. 13./.4.0

. 2./.50. 10./.3.1. 13./.4.0. 15./.4.6. 6.6./.2.0. 13./.4.0. 13./.4.0. 15./.4.6

. 3./.80. 12./.3.7. 15./.4.6. 15./.4.6. 6.6./.2.0. 15./.4.6. 15./.4.6. 17./.5.2

. 4./.100. 14./.4.3. 17./.5.2. 15./.4.6. 6.6./.2.0. 17./.5.2. 17./.5.2. 21./.6.4

. 6./.150. 17./.5.2. 20./.6.1. 15./.4.6. 10./.3.0. 21./.6.4. 21./.6.4. 25./.7.6

. 8./.200. 19./.5.8. 21./.6.4. 15./.4.6. 10./.3.0. 24./.7.3. 24./.7.3. 28./.8.5

. 10./.250. 19./.5.8. 21./.6.4. . 10./.3.0. 24./.7.3. 24./.7.3. 31./.9.5

. 12./.300. 23./.7.0. 21./.6.4. . 10./.3.0. 30./.9.1. 30./.9.1. 33./.10.1

. 14./.350. 23./.7.0. 21./.6.4. . . 30./.9.1. 30./.9.1. 33./.10.1

. 16./.400. 27./.8.2. 21./.6.4. . . 35./.10.7. 35./.10.7. 33./.10.1

. 18./.450. 27./.8.2. 21./.6.4. . . 35./.10.7. 35./.10.7. 33./.10.1

. 20./.500. 30./.9.1. 21./.6.4. . . 39./.11.9. 39./.11.9. 33./.10.1

. 24./.600. 32./.9.8. 21./.6.4. . . 42./.12.8. 42./.12.8. 33./.10.1

1).ANSI.B31.1.Power.Piping.Code2).ANSI.B31.9.Building.Services.Piping.Code3).NFPA.13.Sprinkler.systems4).Ministry.of.Land.&.Transportation.of.Japan:.Mechanical.Equipment.Construction.Guide

L

max.1/6L

max.1/6L

LCorrect hanger location Wrong hanger location

Elevation

plan


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Hanger locations on curved pipe runs and branch lines

A trapeze hanger for multiple pipe runs

U-boltHanger rod

U-bolt

A rod hanger for a single pipe run A trapeze hanger suspended from ceiling

Hanger rod

Band hanger

U-bolt

A steel angle bracket attached to wall

Insert

Inserts

Inserts

Inserts

Up to 1"

1-1/4" and above

Curved pipe runs

max.300mm

Short riser (or short drop)

Branch line

Over 600mm

Over 600mm

max.800mm

max.500mm

max.300mm

Up to 1"

1-1/4" and above

Curved pipe runs

max.300mm


Branch line

Over 600mm

Over 600mm

max.800mm

max.500mm

max.300mm

Up to 1"

1-1/4" and above

Curved pipe runs

max.300mm


Branch line

Over 600mm

Over 600mm

max.800mm

max.500mm

max.300mm

Up to 1"

1-1/4" and above

Curved pipe runs

max.300mm


Branch line

Over 600mm

Over 600mm

max.800mm

max.500mm

max.300mm

Up to 1"

1-1/4" and above

Curved pipe runs

max.300mm


Branch line

Over 600mm

Over 600mm

max.800mm

max.500mm

max.300mm

Up to 1"

1-1/4" and above

Curved pipe runs

max.300mm


Branch line

Over 600mm

Over 600mm

max.800mm

max.500mm

max.300mm

Typical designs of hangers and sway braces for pipe runsPipe. runs. shall. be. adequately. suspended. by. rod. hangers. or. steel.angles. that. are. directly. attached. to. the.building. structure. to. restrict.

the.movement.of.the.piping...Hangers.and.their.components.shall.be.ferrous.. .The.maximum.distance.between.hangers.shall.not.exceed.that.specified.in.the.table.of.previous.page.

Additional. hangers. or. supports. shall. be. provided.where. runs. are.curved,.connected.to.a.branch.line.or.on.short.risers.or.drops..

A trapeze hanger for multiple pipe runs

U-boltHanger rod

U-bolt

A rod hanger for a single pipe run A trapeze hanger suspended from ceiling

Hanger rod

Band hanger

U-bolt

A steel angle bracket attached to wall

Insert

Inserts

Inserts

Inserts


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Supports for risersIn.multi-story. buildings,. risers. shall. be. fixed. (or. anchored). at. the.lowest. level. and. at. the. top. of. the. riser. and. shall. be. supported. by.riser.clamps.or.U-bolts.at.each. floor. level. to.prevent. the.risers. from.swaying..If.risers.are.braced.by.the.penetration.floors,.the.number.of.riser.clamps.or.U-bolts.may.be.reduced.to.one.at.each.three.stories..For. risers,. either. flexible. or. rigid. couplings.can.be.used.as.long.as.proper.anchoring.and.support.is.provided.

•. Anchors.should.be.sufficient.to.hold.the.weight.of.water-filled.pipe.and.pressure.thrusts.

•. Pipe. guides. (sway. braces). should. be. such. as. to. brace. lateral.movement.of.the.system.

1m

2 F

1 F

14 F

3 F

13 F

Max

.

15 F Max

.1m

Flexible CouplingRigid CouplingAnchorSway brace

weld

Anchors for risers ( )

ResilientIsolator

Sway braces for risers ( )

Sway brace ( )

Sway brace ( )

U-bolt

U-bolt

Heat Insulator

ResilientIsolator

90° Elboww/Base Support

Resilient Isolator

Anchor ( )


Sway brace ( )

Sway brace ( )

U-bolt

U-bolt

Heat Insulator

ResilientIsolator


Sway brace ( )

Sway brace ( )

U-bolt

U-bolt

Heat Insulator

ResilientIsolator

Riser.clamp


Catalog 2011


Gasket Selection

Proper gasket selection is essential for the optimum performance of Shurjoint grooved couplings, flange adapters and mechanical tees.

1. Compound Grade:. In. general,. Grade. "E". EPDM. gaskets. are.recommended. for. cold.and.hot.water. services,.Grade. "T".Nitrile. (or.NBR). gaskets. for. oils,.Grade. "L". Silicone. gaskets. for. hot. air. and.Grade. "O". Fluorocarbon. gaskets. for. fuels. and. harsh. chemicals..Refer. to.pages.6.&.7. for. further.details..Failure. to.select. the.proper.compound.may.cause.a.joint.failure.and.or.property.damage.

2. Chemical resistance:. The. listing. of. chemical. resistance.shows. general. service. recommendations. of.Grades. "E". (EPDM),."T". (Nitrile),. "L". (Silicone),. "V". (Neoprene). and. "O". (Fluorocarbon,.Viton®).gaskets.for.various.chemicals.used.at.ambient.temperatures..The. data. and. recommendations. presented. are. based. on. the. best.information.available. today..For. unusual. and.or. severe. services,. or.services.not.listed.please.contact.Shurjoint.for.a.recommendation.

3. Service temperatures:. In. general,. rubber. compounds. can. not.maintain. elasticity. and. sealing. capabilities. at. temperatures. below.-40°F. (-40°C).. Thus,. recommended. low. temperature. ranges. of.Shurjoint. gaskets. are. -30. to. -20°F. (-34. to. -29°C).. . Resistance.against. elevated. temperatures. varies. depending. on. the. grade. of.compound.and.media. (air,.water,. steam.or. chemicals)..See.page.7.for.details.

4. Gasket styles:.Shurjoint. grooved. couplings. utilize. several.different. gasket. styles,. standard,.GapSeal®,. EP. (End.Protection).and.FF. (Fast.Fit)..GapSeal®.gaskets. are. compatible.with. standard.gaskets.and.they.are.interchangeable.with.each.other..Other.special.styles.are.not.compatible.with.standard.or.GapSeal®.gaskets..Always.use.the.correct.gasket.style.for.the.coupling.model.you.selected..

5. Vacuum service: Shurjoint. standard. gaskets. are. designed. to.seal. well. under. vacuum. conditions. up. to. 10. inHg. (absolute)/254.mmHg. (absolute).which.may.occur.when.a. system. is. drained.. .For.continuous. services. greater. than. 10. inHg. (absolute)/254.mmHg.(absolute),. the. use. of.GapSeal®. gaskets. or. EP. (end. protection).gaskets. in. combination.with. rigid. style. couplings. is. recommended..Contact.Shurjoint.for.specific.recommendations.

6. Dry pipe and freezer services:.Shurjoint. recommends. the.use.of.GapSeal®.Grade."E".gaskets. for.dry.pipe. fire.protection.systems.and. freezer. applications..The.GapSeal®.gasket. closes. off. the. gap.between.the.pipes.or.gasket.cavity.. .This.will.prevent.any.remaining.liquid. from.entering. the. cavities. and. freezing.when. the. temperature.drops.. . Rigid. couplings. are. preferred. for. dry. pipe,. freezer. and.vacuum.applications...Reducing.couplings.are.not.recommended.for.these.applications.

Do.not.use.the.Shurjoint.standard.lubricant.for.dry.pipe.and. freezer. systems,. instead. use. a. petroleum. free. silicone. based.lubricant.

7. ANSI/NSF 61 Standard:.ANSI/NSF.61.classified.gaskets.are.good.for. potable.water. services..The. classification. categories. are. ‘cold’.which. is. limited. to.+86°F. (+30°C). (or.maximum.ambient. distribution.temperatures.of.unheated.water).maximum.and. ‘hot’.which. is. limited.to.+180°F.(+82°C).(or.scalding.temperatures.of.hot.domestic.water).

8. Lubricant:.Shurjoint. lubricant. is. recommended.for.proper.gasket.installation.to.prevent.the.gasket.from.being.pinched..Apply.a.thin.coat.to.the.gasket.exterior,.gasket.lips.and.or.housing.interiors...Shurjoint.lubricant. is. available. in. one. pound. (450. grams). and. one. quart. (. 2.pounds.or.900.grams).containers..Certified.to.ANSI/NSF.61.

Standard GapSeal®

End Protection FastFit®


Catalog 2011


Chemical.Name. EPDM. Nitrile. Silicone.Neoprene..Viton

Acetaldehyde. 200. ---. ---. NR. NR

Acetamide. 200. 150. ---. NR. 120

Acetic.Acid,.to.10%.. 180. 100. 180. NR. NR

Acetic.Acid,.10.-.50%.. 140. ---. 100. NR. NR

Acetic.Acid,.Glacial. 100. ---. 100. NR. NR

Acetic.Anhydride. 100. 100. ---. 70. NR

Acetone. 130. ---. ---. NR. NR

Acetonitrile. NR. 100. ---. 70. NR

Acetophenone. 140. ---. ---. NR. NR

Acetyl.Chloride. NR. ---. ---. NR. 185

Acetylene. 200. 150. 100. 70. 200

Acrylic.Resin. NR. 100. ---. 100. NR

Acrylonitrile. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Adipic.Acid,.Saturated. 200. 150. ---. 200. 200

Air,.oil.free. 230. 140. 350. NR. 300

Air.with.vapored.oil. NR. 150. ---. NR. 300

Alkalis. Good. NR. ---. ---. ---

Allyl.Alcohol. 70. ---. ---. 70. 100

Allyl.Chloride. NR. NR. NR. NR. 70

Aluminum.Acetate. 200. 100. NR. NR. NR

Aluminum.Ammonium. 200. ---. ---. 160. 200

Aluminum.Chloride. 200. 150. NR. 160. 200

Aluminum.Chrome. 200. ---. ---. 160. 200

Aluminum.Fluoride. 200. 150. NR. 160. 200

Aluminum.Hydroxide. 200. NR. 100. 100. 200

Aluminum.Nitrate. 200. 150. 73. 100. 100

Aluminum.Phosphate. 200. ---. 100. ---. ---

Aluminum.Potassium.Sulfate. 200. 100. 100. 160. 200

Aluminum.Salts. 200. ---. 100. ---. ---

Aluminum.Sulfate. 200. 150. 100. 140. 185

Alums. 200. 150. ---. 160. NR

Ammmonia. 175. ---. NR. 150. NR

Ammonia.Anhydrous.(Pure.Ammonia). NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Ammonia,.Gas. 140. 100. ---. 140. NR

Ammonia,.Aqua,.10.-.25%. 140. ---. ---. ---. NR

Ammonia.Hydroxide. 175. ---. ---. 150. NR

Ammonium.Acetate. 140. ---. 100. 140. 73

Ammonium.Bifluoride. 200. 150. ---. ---. 200

Ammonium.Carbonate. 200. ---. NR. 140. 200

Ammonium.Chloride. 200. 150. NR. 160. 200

Ammonium.Fluoride,.to.10%. 200. 100. ---. 100. ---

Ammonium.Hydroxide. 200. ---. NR. 150. 70

Ammonium.Metaphosphate. 200. ---. ---. ---. 200

Ammonium.Nitrate. 200. 150. NR. 160. 100

Ammonium.Nitrite. 200. 100. 73. ---. ---

Ammonium.Persulfate. 200. NR. 100. 70. ---

Ammonium.Phosphate. 200. 150. 100. 140. 185

Ammonium.Sulfamate. ---. 150. ---. ---. ---

Ammonium.Sulfate. 200. 150. .NR. 160. 200

Ammonium.Sulfide. 200. 100. ---. ---. 200

Ammonium.Thiocyanate. ---. ---. ---. 70. 185

Amyl.Acetate. 70. ---. NR. NR. NR

Amyl.Alcohol. 200. ---. NR. 140. 185

Amyl.Borate. NR. 100. ---. ---. ---

Amyl.Chloride. NR. NR. NR. NR. 200

Amyl.Chloronaphthalene. NR. 70. NR. ---. ---

Aniline. 140. ---. NR. NR. 140

Aniline.Hydrochloride. NR. NR. NR. NR. 185

Aniline.Oil. 100. ---. ---. ---. ---

Animal.Fats. NR. Gr..A. 100. ---. ---

Anthraquinone. NR. NR. NR. NR. 200

Anthraquinone.Sulfonic.Acid. NR. NR. NR. NR. 200

Antimony.Chloride. 100. ---. ---. ---. ---

Antimony.Tricholoride. 140. ---. 100. 140. 185

Anyiline.Hydrochloride. ---. NR. ---. ---. 185

Argon.Gas. 200. NR. 100. 100. 200

Aroclors. NR. NR. ---. ---. 100

Arsenic.Acid,.to.75%. 185. 150. 100. NR. 200

Arylsulfonic.Acid. 140. NR. NR. NR. 185

ASTM.#1,.2.&.3.Oil. NR. 150. NR. NR. 100

Chemical ResistanceNumber = Max. Recommended Temp. (°F)NR = Not Recommended--- = Incomplete Data


Aviation.Fuel. NR. 150. NR. NR. ---

Barium.Carbonate. 200. 100. 100. 160. 200

Barium.Chloride. 200. 150. 100. 160. 200

Barium.Hydroxide. 180. 150. NR. 150. 200

Barium.Nitrate. 200. 100. ---. 160. 200

Barium.Sulfide. 140. 150. NR. 160. 200

Beer. 200. Gr..A. NR. 140. 200

Beet.Sugar.liquors. 200. Gr..A. 100. 160. 185

Benzaldehyde. 140. NR. NR. NR. NR

Benzene. NR. NR. NR. NR. 150

Benzene.Benzol. 200. ---. ---. ---. 200

Benzene.Sulfonic.Acid. NR. NR. NR. 160. 185

Benzine.. NR. NR. NR. NR. 150

Benzoic.Acid.(Saturated). NR. ---. NR. 160. ---

Benzol. NR. NR. NR. NR. 150

Benzyl.Alcohol. NR. NR. NR. NR. 140

Benzyl.Benzoate. 140. NR. ---. ---. ---

Black.Liquor. 180. ---. ---. 70. 200

Black.Sulfate.Liquor. 100. 150. 100. ---. ---

Blast.Furnance.Gas. NR. 150. 100. ---. ---

Bleach,.Industrial.(15%.Cl2). 70. ---. ---. ---. 185

Borax. 140. ---. ---. 140. 185

Bordeaux.Mixture. 200. ---. ---. ---. ---

Boric.Acid. 140. 100. 100. 140. 185

Brine,.Acid. 200. ---. ---. 160. 200

Bromobenzene. NR. NR. NR. NR. 150

Bromotoluene. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Butadiene. NR. NR. NR. 140. 185

Butane. NR. 100. NR. 70. 185

Butanol.(see.Butyl.Alcohol). 200. 150. ---. 140. 75

Butter. NR. Gr.A. NR. NR. NR

"Butyl."Cellosolve.Adipate". 100. 100. 100. ---. NR

Butyl.Acetate. 140. NR. NR. NR. NR

Butyl.Acetyl.Ricinoleate. 200. 100. ---. ---. ---

Butyl.Alcohol. 200. 150. 73. 140. 75

Butyl.Cellosolve. 140. NR. ---. ---. NR

Butyl.Stearate. NR. 150. ---. NR. 200

Butylene. NR. 150. ---. NR. 100

Butylene.Glycol. 150. 150. ---. ---. ---

Butyne.Diol. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Butyric.Acid. 140. NR. NR. NR. 70

Cadmium.Cyanide. ---. ---. ---. 70. ---

Calcium.Acetate. NR. 100. NR. ---. ---

Calcium.Bisulfate. NR. 100. NR. ---. ---

Calcium.Bisulfide. NR. 100. NR. ---. 185

Calcium.Bisulfite. 100. 100. 73. 70. 185

Calcium.Carbonate. 200. 100. 100. 70. 200

Calcium.Chlorate. 140. ---. 100. 70. 185

Calcium.Chloride. 200. 150. 100. 160. 200

Calcium.Hydrochloride. 200. ---. ---. ---. ---

Calcium.Hydroxide.. 200. 100. NR. 70. 200

Calcium.Hypochlorite. 70. 100. NR. ---. 185

Calcium.Nitrate. 200. 150. 100. 100. 200

Calcium.Oxide. 200. 100. NR. 160. ---

Calcium.Sulfate. 200. 150. 100. 160. 200

Calcium.Sulfide. 200. 100. 100. ---. ---

Caliche.Liquors. 200. 100. 100. ---. ---

Camphor.Crystals. 200. ---. ---. NR. 200

Cane.Sugar.Liquors. 200. Gr..A. 100. 160. 200

CarbitolTM. 140. 100. 73. 70. 70

Carbon.Dioxide,.Dry. 140. 150. ---. 160. 200

Carbon.Dioxide,.Wet. 140. 150. ---. 160. 200

Carbon.Disulfide. NR. ---. ---. NR. 200

Carbon.Monoxide. 200. 100. 100. 70. 200

Carbon.Tetrachloride. NR. NR. NR. NR. 185

Carbonic.Acid,.Fenol. 200. 100. 100. 70. 200

Caster.Oil. 140. Gr..A. NR. 100. ---

Caustic.Potash. 140. ---. ---. 160. NR

Cellosolve... 140. NR. NR. ---. NR

Cellulose.Acetate. 140. NR. NR. NR. NR


Cellulube.220.(Tri-Aryl-Phosphate). 200. ---. 100. ---. ---

Cellulube.Hydraulic.Fluids. 200. ---. ---. ---. ---

China.Wood.Oil,.Tung.Oil. NR. 150. ---. ---. ---

Chloralhydrate. NR. NR. NR. 70. NR

Chloric.Acid,.to.20%. NR. ---. ---. 140. 140

Chlorine.Gas,.Dry.or.Wet. NR. ---. ---. NR. 185

Chloroacetone. 200. NR. NR. ---. ---

Chlorobenzene. NR. NR. NR. NR. 70

Chlorobromomethane. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Chloroform. NR. NR. NR. NR. 70

Chlorosulphonic.Acid. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Chrome.Alum. 100. 100. 100. ---. ---

Chromic.Acid,.to.10%. 70. ---. NR. NR. 140

Chromium.Potassium.Nitrate. 140. ---. NR. 160. 200

Citric.Acid,.Saturated. 200. 100. NR. 140. 200

Coconut.Oil. NR. Gr..A. NR. 100. 185

Cod.Liver.Oil. NR. Gr..A. 100. ---. ---

Coke.Oven.Gas. 70. 150. 100. ---. 185

Copper.Acetate,.Saturated. 100. ---. NR. 160. 140

Copper.Carbonate. 200. ---. ---. ---. 185

Copper.Chloride. 200. 150. 100. 160. 200

Copper.Cyanide. 200. 150. 100. 160. 185

Copper.Fluoride. 200. 100. ---. 140. 185

Copper.Nitrate. 200. 150. 100. 160. 200

Copper.Sulfate. 200. 150. NR. 160. 200

Corn.Oil. NR. Gr..A. 73. NR. 200

Corn.Syrup. ---. Gr..A. 100. 100. 185

Corrosion.Inhibitors.(for.heating.systems). NR. ---. ---. ---. ---

Cotton.Seed.Oil. NR. Gr..A. NR. ---. 185

Creosote. NR. 100. ---. NR. 73

Creosote,.Coal.Tar. NR. ---. ---. ---. 140

Creosote,.Wood. NR. ---. ---. ---. 140

Cresol. NR. NR. NR. NR. 100

Cresylic.Acid,.to.50%. NR. ---. ---. ---. 185

Crude.Oil. NR. ---. NR. ---. 200

Crude.Oil,.Sour. NR. 150. ---. ---. 200

Cumene. NR. ---. ---. NR. 200

Cupric.Fluoride. 200. 150. ---. ---. ---

Cupric.Sulfate. 200. 150. ---. 160. 200

Cuprous.Chloride. 200. ---. ---. 70. 200

Cyclohexane.Alycyclic.(Hydrocarbon). NR. 100. NR. NR. 185

Cyclohexanol. NR. 100. NR. NR. 185

Cyclohexanone. 70. NR. NR. NR. NR

Detergents. 200. 100. 73. 160. 200

Dextrin. NR. 150. ---. ---. 200

Dextrose. 140. ---. ---. 160. 200

Diacetone.Alcohol. 70. 73. NR. NR. NR

Dibutoxy.Ethyl.Phthalate. 70. ---. ---. NR. 200

Dibutyl.Phthalate. 70. 73. NR. NR. NR

Dichloro.Difloro.Methane. ---. 150. ---. ---. ---

Dichloroethylene. NR. ---. ---. NR. 185

Dicyclohexylamine. ---. 73. ---. ---. ---

Diesel.Oil. NR. 150. NR. NR. 185

Diethyl.Cellosolve. NR. ---. ---. 100. 200

Diethyl.Ether. NR. 73. NR. ---. NR

Diethyl.Sebacate. 100. 100. 100. ---. ---

Diethylamine. 70. 100. NR. ---. NR

Diethylene.Glycol. 200. 150. NR. ---. ---

Digester.Gas. NR. 150. ---. ---. ---

Dimethylamine. 140. 150. ---. NR. NR

Dioctyl.Phthalate. 70. NR. NR. NR. 70

Dioxane. 70. NR. ---. NR. NR

Dipentene.(Terpene-Hydrocarbon). NR. 73. 73. ---. ---

Diproplylene.Glycol. ---. 100. ---. ---. ---

Disodium.Phosphate. 200. ---. ---. ---. ---

Divinylbenzene. NR. ---. ---. ---. 200

Dowtherm.A. NR. NR. NR. ---. 140

Dowtherm.E. NR. NR. NR. ---. 140

Dowtherm.SR-1. 100. 100. ---. ---. ---

Epsom.Salt. 200. 100. ---. ---. ---


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Ethanolamine. 140. NR. ---. ---. ---

Ethers. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

"Ethyl."Cellusolve". 100. NR. NR. ---. ---

Ethyl.Acetoacetate. 100. NR. 73. ---. NR

Ethyl.Acrylate. 70. NR. 100. NR. NR

Ethyl.Alcohol.(Ethanol). 200. 150. NR. ---. ---

Ethyl.Cellulose. NR. 73. NR. ---. ---

Ethyl.Chloride. 70. 100. NR. 70. 140

Ethyl.Ether. NR. 70. ---. NR. NR

Ethyl.Oxalate. 100. NR. NR. ---. ---

Ethyl.Silicate. 100. 100. ---. ---. ---

Ethylene. NR. 100. NR. NR. 140

Ethylene.Chlorohydrin. 70. NR. NR. 70. NR

Ethylene.Diamine. 70. 100. ---. 100. ---

Ethylene.Dichloride.(Dichloroethane). NR. ---. ---. NR. 120

Ethylene.Glycol. 200. 150. 73. 160. 200

Ethylene.Oxide. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Fatty.Acid. NR. Gr..A. NR. 140. 185

Ferric.Chloride,.to.35%. 200. 150. NR. 160. 200

Ferric.Hydroxide. 180. ---. ---. 100. 180

Ferric.Nitrate. 200. 100. 100. 160. 200

Ferric.Sulfate. 200. 100. NR. 140. 185

Ferrous.Chloride. 200. 100. NR. ---. 200

Ferrous.Hydroxide. 180. ---. ---. ---. 180

Ferrous.Nitrate. 180. ---. ---. 160. 200

Ferrous.Sulfate. 200. 150. 100. 160. 200

Fire.Fighting.Form.(AFFF). 180. ---. ---. ---. ---

Fish.Oils.(Solubles). NR. Gr..A. 73. ---. 70

Fluboric.Acid. 140. ---. NR. 160. 140

Fluorine.Gas,.Wet. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Fluorosilicic.Acid,.to.30%. 140. 100. ---. 100. 200

Fly.Ash. 180. ---. ---. ---. ---

FM200. 200. ---. 200. 200. ---

Foam. 180. ---. ---. ---. ---

Fog.Oil. NR. 100. ---. ---. ---

Formaldehyde. 140. 100. NR. 140. NR

Formanide. NR. 100. ---. ---. ---

Formic.Acid,.to.25%. 200. 100. ---. 140. NR

Freon.F-11. NR. 130. NR. NR. 70

Freon.F-113. NR. 130. NR. 130. 130

Freon.F-114. NR. 130. NR. 70. NR

Freon.F-12. NR. 130. NR. 130. NR

Freon.123. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Freon.134a. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Freon.F-21. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Freon.F-22. NR. NR. ---. 130. NR

Fructose. 175. 150. ---. 160. 200

Fruit.Juice,.Pulp. ---. Gr..A. ---. ---. 200

Fuel.Oil. NR. 150. NR. ---. 100

Fumaric.Acid. 100. 100. ---. ---. 100

Furan. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Furfural. 140. ---. ---. 70. NR

Furfuryl.Alcohol. 140. NR. ---. ---. ---

Gallic.Acid. 70. 100. NR. 70. 185

Gasoline,.Leaded. NR. ---. ---. 70. 100

Gasoline,.Refined. NR. 100. ---. ---. ---

Gasoline,.Sour. NR. ---. ---. ---. 100

Gasoline,.Unleaded. NR. 100. ---. ---. 100

Gelatin. 200. Gr..A. 73. 160. 200

Glucose. 200. Gr..A. 100. 160. 200

Glue. 150. 150. 73. ---. ---

Glycerine. 200. 150. 100. 160. 200

Glycerol. 150. 100. ---. ---. ---

Glycol. 180. 100. 73. ---. ---

Glycolic.Acid. NR. 73. 73. 70. NR

Grape.Sugar,.Juice. 200. Gr..A. ---. 160. 185

Grease. NR. 150. NR. ---. 185

Green.Sulfate.Liquor. 180. 150. 100. 70. ---

Halon.1301. 180. NR. ---. ---. 140

Heptane. NR. 100. ---. 70. 185

Hexaldehyde. 180. NR. 100. ---. ---

Hexane. NR. 70. NR. 70. 70

Hexanol... NR. ---. ---. 70. 160

Hexanol.Tertiary. NR. 100. ---. ---. ---

Hexyl.Alcohol. NR. 100. NR. 100. 185

Hexylene.Glycol. NR. 100. ---. ---. ---


Hydraulic.Oil. NR. ---. NR. 70. 200

Hydrobromic.Acid,.to.50%. 140. 100. ---. 70. 185

Hydrochloric.Acid,..to.37%. 75. NR. NR. ---. 158

Hydrocyanic.Acid,.to.10%. 200. NR. ---. ---. 185

Hydrofluoric.Acid,.to.30%. NR. NR. NR. 70. 150

Hydrofluosilicic.Acid,.to.50%. 140. 150. ---. ---. 200

Hydrogen.Gas. 200. 73. NR. 160. 100

Hydrogen.Peroxide,.to.30%. 140. NR. 100. NR. 200

Hydrogen.Phosphide. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Hydrogen.Sulfide... 100. NR. NR. NR. 140

Hydroquinone. NR. 150. 100. NR. 185

Hydroxylamine.Sulfate. 70. ---. ---. 70. ---

Hypochlorous.Acid. 70. ---. ---. ---. 70

Iodine.Solution,.to.10%. 150. ---. ---. ---. 200

Isobutyl.Alcohol. 180. 100. NR. ---. ---

Isododecane. NR. 100. NR. 100. ---

Isooctane. NR. 100. NR. 70. 185

Isooctyle.Alcohol. 140. ---. ---. ---. ---

Isopropyl.Acetate. 140. NR. NR. ---. ---

Isopropyl.Alcohol. 140. 100. NR. 70. 160

Isopropyl.Ether. NR. 100. NR. NR. NR

Jet.Fuel,.JP-4. NR. 150. NR. NR. 200

Jet.Fuel,.JP-5. NR. 150. NR. NR. 200

Kerosene. NR. 150. NR. 70. 200

Ketones. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Lactic.Acid. 70. Gr..A. ---. 140. 70

Lard.Oil. NR. Gr..A. ---. 70. 185

Latex.(1%.Styrene.&.Butadiene). NR. NR. NR. NR. 140

Lauric.Acid. NR. 100. NR. NR. 100

Lauryl.Chloride. 140. NR. NR. NR. 200

Lavender.Oil. NR. 100. NR. ---. ---

Lead.Acetate. 200. 150. NR. 160. NR

Lead.Chloride. NR. ---. ---. 70. 140

Lead.Nitrate. 175. 100. 100. 140. 200

Lead.Sulfamate. 140. 73. 100. ---. ---

Lead.Sulfate. 200. 150. ---. 140. 200

Lemon.Oil. ---. Gr..A. NR. 100. 200

Ligroine. ---. 100. NR. 70. 100

Lime.and.H_O. 180. 150. ---. ---. ---

Lime.Sulfur. 200. NR. 100. 100. 185

Linoleic.Acid. 70. 73. NR. ---. 140

Linseed.Oil. 70. Gr..A. NR. 70. 200

Lithium.Bromide.(Brine). ---. 100. ---. ---. 200

Lithium.Chloride. 100. 100. ---. ---. 140

Lubricating.Oil,.ASTM#1,#2,#3. NR. 150. ---. 180. 150

Magnesium.Ammonium.Sulfate. NR. NR. NR. 70. NR

Magnesium.Carbonate. 170. 100. 100. 140. 200

Magnesium.Chloride. 170. 150. 100. 160. 170

Magnesium.Citrate. 175. ---. ---. ---. 200

Magnesium.Fluoride. 140. ---. ---. ---. 200

Magnesium.Hydroxide. 200. 150. 100. ---. 200

Magnesium.Nitrate. 200. 100. 100. 160. ---

Magnesium.Oxide. 140. 73. ---. 160. ---

Magnesium.Sulfate. 175. 150. 100. 160. 200

Maleic.Acid,.Saturated. 70. 100. ---. NR. 200

Malic.Acid. ---. 100. 100. ---. ---

Manganese.Sulfate. 175. ---. ---. 160. 200

Mercuric.Chloride. 200. 150. 100. 140. 185

Mercuric.Cyanide. 70. 100. 100. 70. 70

Mercurous.Nitrate. 70. 100. ---. NR. 70

Mercury. 200. 150. 100. 140. 185

Methane. NR. 70. NR. 70. 185

Methyl.Acetate. 140. NR. NR. 140. ---

Methyl.Alcohol,.Methanol. 140. 140. NR. 140. NR

Methyl.Amine. 70. ---. ---. 70. 100

Methyl.Butyle.Ketone. 140. ---. ---. ---. ---

Methyl.Bromide. NR. 100. NR. NR. 185

Methyl.Cellosolve.. 70. NR. NR. 70. NR

Methyl.Chloride. NR. NR. NR. NR. 70

Methyl.Cyclopentane. NR. NR. NR. 70. 70

Methyl.Ethyl.Ketone. 70. NR. NR. NR. NR

Methyl.Formate. 100. NR. 100. 70. NR

Methyl.Isobutyl.Ketone. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Methylene.Chloride. NR. NR. ---. NR. 73

Methylene.Chlorobromide. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Methylene.Dichloride. NR. ---. ---. ---. 100


Methylene.Iodine. 200. ---. ---. ---. ---

MIL-05606. NR. NR. ---. ---. 100

MIL-08515. NR. NR. ---. ---. 100

MIL-L7808. NR. NR. NR. ---. 100

Milk. 200. Gr..A. 100. 160. 200

Mineral.Oils. NR. 150. NR. 70. 200

Molasses. 100. 100. 100. 150. 185

Monochloroacetic.Acid,.to.50%. NR. ---. ---. NR. 70

Monoethanolamine. 70. NR. NR. NR. 185

Motor.Oil. NR. 150. NR. ---. 200

Naphta. NR. 160. NR. NR. 160

Naphtalene. NR. NR. NR. NR. 170

Naphtenic.Acid. NR. 100. NR. ---. ---

Natural.Gas. NR. 150. 100. 140. 185

Nickel.Acetate. 70. NR. NR. 100. NR

Nickel.Ammonium.Sulfate. 70. ---. ---. 100. ---

Nickel.Chloride. 200. 150. 100. 160. 200

Nickel.Nitrate. 180. 100. 100. 160. 200

Nickel.Sulfate. 200. 150. ---. 160. 200

Nicotine. NR. ---. ---. 70. ---

Nicotine.Acid. 70. ---. ---. 70. ---

Nitric.Acid,.to.10%. 75. ---. 100. NR. 185

Nitric.Acid,.10.-.50%. NR. ---. 100. NR. 160

Nitric.Acid,.Red.Fuming. NR. ---. ---. NR. 100

Nitrobenzene. 70. NR. NR. ---. 70

Nitrocellulose. ---. 100. 100. 100. ---

Nitroethane. 100. NR. NR. ---. ---

Nitrogen.. 180. 150. ---. ---. ---

Nitromethane. 70. NR. NR. ---. ---

Nitrous.Acid,.to.10%. NR. ---. 100. ---. 100

Nitrous.Oxide. NR. 100. 100. NR. 70

Octyl.Alcohol. NR. 100. 100. 100. ---

Ogisogiric.Acid,.to.75%. NR. NR. NR. NR. 150

Oleic.Acid. 70. 100. NR. 70. 185

Oleum. NR. NR. 100. NR. NR

Olive.Oil. ---. Gr..A. NR. 140. 150

Oronite.8200.Silicate.Ester.Fluid. NR. NR. ---. ---. 150

Orthodichlorobenzene. NR. NR. NR. ---. 150

OS-45.Silicate.Ester.Fluid. NR. NR. ---. ---. 150

OS-45-1. NR. NR. NR. ---. 150

Oxalic.Acid. 150. ---. ---. 100. 100

Oxygen. 200. NR. NR. 140. 185

Ozone.(100.ppm). 200. 100. 100. NR. 185

Palm.Oil. NR. Gr..A. ---. ---. 70

Palmitic.Acid. 70. 150. ---. NR. 185

Paraffin. NR. 100. NR. 140. 200

Peanut.Oil. NR. Gr..A. 100. ---. 150

Pentachlorophenol. NR. ---. ---. NR. 200

Pentane. ---. 100. ---. ---. ---

Perchloric.Acid,.to.10%. 70. NR. NR. 70. 70

Perchloric.Acid,.to.70%. 70. NR. NR. NR. 185

Perchloroethylene. ---. ---. ---. ---. 150

Petroleum.Ether.(see.Benzene). NR. NR. NR. NR. 150

Petroleum.Oils. NR. 150. NR. ---. 200

Phenol..(Carbolic.Acid). 70. NR. NR. NR. 200

Phenylhydrazine. NR. ---. ---. ---. NR

Phenylhydrazine.Hydrochloride. 70. ---. ---. ---. ---

Phosohoric.Acid,.to.10%. 140. 100. NR. 140. 200

Phosohoric.Acid,.10.-.50%. 70. 100. NR. 70. 200

Phosphorous.Pentoxide. 200. ---. ---. ---. 200

Photographic.Solutions. 100. 150. 100. ---. 185

Phthalic.Anhydride. 100. NR. NR. ---. ---

Picric.Acid.. 140. 100. NR. 70. 140

Pine.Oil. ---. NR. NR. NR. 70

Plating.Solutions,.Brass. 70. ---. ---. 100. 70

Plating.Solutions,.Cadmium. 70. ---. ---. 100. 70

Plating.Solutions,.Chrome. ---. ---. ---. NR. 140

Plating.Solutions,.Copper. 70. ---. ---. 100. 70

Plating.Solutions,.Gold. 70. ---. ---. 125. 70

Plating.Solutions,.Lead. 70. ---. ---. 70. 70

Plating.Solutions,.Nickel. 125. ---. ---. 70. 70

Plating.Solutions,.Silver. 70. ---. ---. 100. 70

Plating.Solutions,.Tin. 100. ---. ---. 100. 140

Plating.Solutions,.Zinc. 70. ---. ---. 100. 70


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Polyvinyl.Acetate,.Solid.in.

Liquid.State.is.50%.solution.of.

Methanol.or.60%.solution.of.(H2O).180. ---. ---

. .

Potash. ---. ---. ---. 160. 200

Potassium.Acetate. 170. 150. NR. ---. ---

Potassium.Alum. 200. 100. ---. 160. 200

Potassium.Aluminum.Sulfate. 200. ---. ---. 160. 200

Potassium.Bicarbonate. 170. 150. ---. 160. 200

Potassium.Bisulfate. 170. ---. ---. 140. 200

Potassium.Borate. 200. ---. ---. ---. 200

Potassium.Bromate. ---. ---. ---. 140. 200

Potassium.Bromide. 170. 150. ---. 160. 200

Potassium.Carbonate. 170. 150. 100. 160. 200

Potassium.Chlorate. 140. 100. 100. 100. 140

Potassium.Chloride. 200. 150. 100. 160. 200

Potassium.Chromate. 170. 150. ---. 70. 200

Potassium.Cyanide. 140. 100. 100. 160. 185

Potassium.Dichromate. 170. 100. 100. ---. 200

Potassium.Ferrocyanide. 140. NR. ---. 150. 140

Potassium.Fluoride. 140. ---. ---. ---. ---

Potassium.Hydroxide. 140. 150. NR. 160. NR

Potassium.Iodide. 140. ---. 100. 160. 180

Potassium.Nitrate. 200. 150. 100. 140. 200

Potassium.Perborate. ---. ---. ---. 70. ---

Potassium.Perchlorate. 140. 150. ---. ---. 150

Potassium.Permanganate,.to.10%. 200. 150. ---. 100. 140

Potassium.Permanganate,.to.25%. 140. 100. ---. 100. 140

Potassium.Persulfate. 200. 150. ---. 140. 200

Potassium.Silicate. 200. 150. ---. 140. ---

Potassium.Sulfate. 200. 150. NR. 140. 200

Prestone. ---. 100. ---. ---. ---

Propane.Gas. NR. 100. NR. 70. 70

Propanol. ---. ---. ---. ---. ---

Propargyl.Alcohol. 140. ---. ---. NR. 140

Propyl.Acetate. NR. NR. NR. 140. ---

Propyl.Alcohol. 140. 150. 100. 140. ---

Propylene.Dichloride. NR. ---. 70. NR. 70

Propylene.Glycol. 200. 100. 100. 100. 140

Propylene.Oxide. 70. NR. NR. NR. NR

Pydraul.F-9.and.150. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Pyranol.1467. NR. 100. 100. ---. ---

Pyranol.1476. NR. 100. 100. ---. ---

"Pyroguard."C". ---. 100. 100. ---. ---

"Pyroguard."D". ---. 100. 100. ---. ---

Pyroguard.55. 180. ---. NR. ---. ---

Pyrrole. 100. NR. 73. ---. ---

Rapeseed.Oil. NR. Gr..A. NR. ---. ---

Ref..Fuel.(ISO.Octane,.30.Toluene). ---. 150. ---. ---. ---

Rosin.Oil. NR. 100. ---. 100. ---

Salicylic.Acid. 200. 100. 100. NR. 185

Secondary.Butyl.Alcohol. ---. 100. ---. ---. ---

Sewage. 200. 150. 100. ---. ---

Silicic.Acid. 140. ---. ---. 140. 200

Silicone.Oil. 140. 100. NR. 70. 185

Silver.Cyanide. 140. ---. ---. 70. 140

Silver.Nitrate. 200. NR. 100. 160. 200

Silver.Sulfate. 170. ---. ---. ---. 200

Skydrol.200. 200. ---. 200. ---. ---

Skydrol.500.Phosphate.Ester. 170. ---. ---. ---. ---

Soap.Solutions. 200. 150. 100. 140. 200

Soda.Ash,.Sodium.Carbonate. 180. 100. ---. ---. ---

Sodium.Acetate. 170. NR. NR. ---. NR

Sodium.Alum. 170. 150. ---. 140. 200

Sodium.Aluminate. 200. 100. ---. 140. 200

Sodium.Benzoate. 200. 150. 100. ---. 200

Sodium.Bicarbonate. 200. 150. NR. 160. 200

Sodium.Bichromate. 140. ---. ---. 70. 200

Sodium.Bisulfate. 200. 150. NR. 140. 200

Sodium.Bisulfite.(Black.Liquor). 200. 150. NR. 140. 200

Sodium.Borate. 140. 100. NR. 100. 140

Sodium.Bromide. 200. 150. ---. 70. 200

Sodium.Carbonate. 140. 150. 100. 140. 200

Sodium.Chlorate. 140. NR. 100. 140. 100

Sodium.Chloride. 140. 100. NR. 160. 200

Sodium.Cyanide. 140. 100. NR. 140. 140

Sodium.Dichromate.. 140. 100. ---. NR. 200


Sodium.Ferricyanide. 140. 100. ---. ---. 140

Sodium.Ferrocyanide. 140. 100. ---. ---. 140

Sodium.Fluoride. 140. 100. NR. 70. 140

Sodium.Hydroxide,.to.15%. 180. NR. NR. 160. NR

Sodium.Hypochlorite,.to.20%. 70. 100. ---. NR. 185

Sodium.Metaphosphate. 70. 100. ---. ---. 70

Sodium.Nitrate. 200. NR. NR. 140. 200

Sodium.Nitrile. 170. 150. ---. 140. 200

Sodium.Perborate. 70. 70. NR. 70. 70

Sodium.Peroxide. 140. NR. NR. 70. 185

Sodium.Phosphate,.Acid. 170. ---. ---. 140. 200

Sodium.Phosphate,.Alkaline. 170. ---. ---. 140. 200

Sodium.Phosphate,.Neutral. 170. ---. ---. 140. 200

Sodium.Silicate. 200. 150. ---. 140. 200

Sodium.Sulfate. 140. 100. 100. 140. 200

Sodium.Sulfide. 140. 100. 100. 140. 200

Sodium.Sulfite... 140. 100. 100. 140. 200

"Sodium.Thiosulfate."hypo". 200. 150. 100. 160. 200

Sohovis.47. ---. 100. ---. ---. ---

Sohovis.78. ---. 100. ---. ---. ---

Solvasol.#1,2.&.3. ---. 100. ---. ---. ---

Solvasol.#73. ---. 70. ---. ---. ---

Solvasol.#74. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Soybean.Oil. NR. Gr..A. 73. ---. 200

Spindle.Oil. NR. 100. ---. .

Stannic.Chloride. 100. 100. 100. NR. 200

Stannous.Chloride. 70. NR. NR. 160. 200

Starch. 170. 100. ---. 160. 200

Steam. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Stearic.Acid. NR. 100. NR. 70. 100

Stoddard.Solvent. NR. 100. NR. NR. 185

Styrene. NR. NR. NR. NR. 100

Sucrose.Solutions. ---. Gr..A. ---. ---. ---

Sulfamic.Acid. NR. ---. ---. 70. NR

Sulfite.Liquor. 140. ---. ---. 70. 140

Sulfer.Dioxide,.Dry. 140. 100. ---. ---. ---

Sulfonic.Acid. 150. ---. ---. ---. ---

Sulfur. 140. NR. NR. 70. 200

Sulfur.Chloride. NR. NR. NR. NR. 70

Sulfur.Dioxide,.Dry. 70. NR. ---. NR. 100

Sulfur.Dioxide,.Wet. 140. NR. ---. ---. 140

Sulfur.Trioxide. 70. NR. NR. NR. 140

Sulfuric.Acid,.10.-.30%. 150. NR. 73. 100. 200

Sulfuric.Acid,.Fuming. NR. NR. NR. NR. 100

Sulfuric.Acid,.Oleum. NR. NR. NR. NR. 100

Sulfurous.Acid. 75. NR. NR. NR. 100

Tall.Oil. NR. 70. ---. 70. 70

Tannic.Acid,.all.conc.. 70. 100. 73. 100. 100

Tannic.Acid,.Liquors. 100. ---. ---. 70. 200

Tanning.Liquors(.50g..alum.

Solution,.50g..dichromate.solution). NR. 150. ---. 70. 200

Tar. NR. 100. 100. 70. 185

Terpienol. NR. NR. ---. 70. 185

Tertiary.Butyl.Alcohol. 140. 100. ---. 70. 150

Tetrabutyl.Tinanate. 140. 100. ---. ---. 185

Tetrachloroethylene. NR. ---. ---. ---. 150

Tetrahydrofuran. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Tetralin. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Tetraric.Acid. 140. ---. ---. ---. ---

Thionyl.Chloride. NR. NR. 100. NR. 100

Thiopene. NR. NR. NR. NR. NR

Thread.Cutting.Oil. NR. NR. NR. NR. 70

Titanium.Tetracholoride. NR. NR. NR. ---. 185

Toluene,.to.30%. NR. 100. ---. ---. 70

Tomato.Juice. 200. Gr..A. ---. 70. 200

Transformer.Oil. 140. 150. ---. NR. 140

Transmission.Fluid,.Type.A. NR. 150. ---. ---. 140

Triacetin. NR. 100. ---. ---. ---

Trichloroethane. NR. NR. NR. ---. 200

Trichloroethylene.. NR. ---. ---. NR. 200

Tricresyl.Phosphate. NR. NR. NR. ---. ---

Triethanolamine. 70. 70. NR. 70. NR

Triethylamine. ---. 100. NR. 70. 200

Trimethylpropane. 180. ---. ---. 160. ---

Trisodium.Phosphate. 70. ---. 100. 70. 185

Tung.Oil. NR. 100. ---. ---. ---


Turbo.Oil.#15.Diester.Lubricant. NR. NR. ---. ---. 150

Turpentine. NR. 100. ---. NR. 150

Urea. 200. 150. 100. 140. 185

Urine. 200. 100. ---. 140. 70

Vaseline. NR. ---. ---. 140. 70

Vegetable.Oils. NR. Gr..A. 100. 70. 200

Vinegar. 180. Gr..A. 100. 70. NR

Vinyl.Acetate. 70. NR. NR. NR. NR

Vinyl.Chloride. NR. NR. NR. NR. 70

Vi-Pex. ---. 100. ---. ---. ---

Water. 230. 150. 100. 160. 200

Water,.Acid.Mine. 200. 150. ---. 160. ---

Water,.Bromine. NR. NR. NR. NR. 185

Water,.Chlorinated,.to.3500ppm. 100. ---. ---. NR. 185

Water,.Chlorinated,.above.3500ppm. NR. ---. ---. NR. 185

Water,.Deionized. 200. 150. 100. 160. ---

Water,.Demineralized. 200. 150. ---. 160. 200

Water,.Distilled. 200. 150. 100. 160. ---

Water,.Potable. Gr..E-pw. Gr..A. ---. 160. ---

Water,.Salt. 200. 150. ---. 160. ---

Water,.Sewage. 200. 150. ---. ---. ---

Water,.Seawater. 200. 150. ---. 160. ---

Water,.Swimming.Pool. 200. 150. ---. ---. ---

Water,.waste. 200. 150. ---. ---. ---

Whiskey. 200. Gr..A. 100. 140. 140

White.Liquor. 170. Gr..A. ---. 140. ---

Wines. 170. Gr..A. 100. 140. 140

Wood.Oil. NR. 100. NR. ---. ---

Xylene. NR. NR. NR. NR. 150

Zinc.Acetate. 180. 100. NR. 160. 70

Zinc.Chloride.. 180. 100. 100. 160. 200

Zinc.Nitrate. 180. ---. ---. ---. 200

Zinc.Sulfate. 180. 100. 100. 140. 200


Catalog 2011


Fire Protection Services

The Shurjoint fire protection series numbers over 600 individual components, including grooved coupl ings, f i t t ings , f langes, mechanical tees, valves, welding outlets, threaded fittings and more. Applicable products are listed and or approved by various domestic and international approval bodies including UL, FM, VdS, LPCB and others..

HYDROSTATIC TESTS . Approved.products. are. rated. in. cold.water. pressure.(CWP). tested. with. a. 3. to. 5. times. test.pressure. depending. on. the. approval. body.and. pipe. size.. The. minimum. working.pressure. (CWP). shall. be. 175. psi. (12.3.Bar). in.accordance.with.NFPA.13..Approval.testing. of. a. coupling. is. conducted. on. all.different. pipe. schedules. as. enrolled. and.approved. working. pressures. (CWP). are.assigned. to. each. individual. combination.of. the. coupling. and. test. pipe..Refer. to. the.Approved.Pressure.Ratings.by.UL.and.FM.

BENDING MOMENT TESTS . The.required. bending.moment. per.UL. and. FM.is. calculated. based. on. twice. the.weight. of.water. filled. pipe. over. twice. the.maximum.distance.between.pipe.supports.as.specified.in.NFPA.13.

See. the. table. below. for. the. bending.moments. per.UL.and.FM.on.Sch.. 40. pipe..This.bending.moment. is. twice. that. required.by.ASTM.F1476.(refer.to.page.13).

In. addition. to. the. hydrostatic. and. bending.moment. tests,. couplings.must.meet. other.requirements. including. gasket. performance.tests.....

FLEXIBLE COUPLING.NFPA.13. defines.a. flexible. coupling. as. “a. listed. coupling.or. fitting. that. allows. axial. displacement,.rotation,. and. at. least. 1. degree. of. angular.movement.of.the.pipe.without.inducing.harm.on. the. pipe.. For. pipe. diameters. of. 8. in..

Nom. UL FM Size Moment Moment Moment Moment (inches) N-m Lb-Ft N-m Lb-Ft. 1½. 1098. 810. 1100. 810. 2. 1559. 1150. 1560. 1150. 2½. 2400. 1770. 2400. 1770. 3. 3289. 2426. 3290. 2425. 4. 4942. 3645. 4975. 3670. 5. 7102. 5238. 7105. 5240. 6. 9606. 7085. 9615. 7090. 8. 15326. 11304. 15335. 11310. 10. 22757. 16785. 22790. 16805. 12. 31116. 22950. 31145. 22970. 14. 37217. 27450. .. 16. 48597. 35843

Required Bending Moment by UL & FM

Nom. Size UL FM VdS LPCB

. Up.to.6”../.150. X5. X4. X4. X4

. 8”.–.12”./.200.-300. X4. X4. X4. X4

. 14”.and.above. X3. X4. NA. NA

Hydrostatic Test Pressures(= multiple of CWP)

Contact.Shurjoint.for.other.approvals.

and. larger,. the. angular.movement. shall. be.permitted. to. be. less. than. 1. degree. but. not.less. than. 0.5. degrees.”. . (NFPA. 13. -. 2007.3.5.4)..For. sprinkler. systems,. NFPA. 13. specifies.the. use. of. flexible. couplings. to. protect. the.system. against. damage. from. earthquakes.and. lists. some. specific. examples. of. how.and.where. they. should. be.used..Designers.and. installers. should. design. their. fire.protection. systems. in. compliance.with. this.standard..See.Typical.Applications.–.Flexible.Couplings.on.Page.154.

Water FilledSchedule 40 Steel

Sprinkler Pipe

Lhs = 15 ft Lhs = 15 ft

Pipe

CappedEnd

Test JointCapped

End

Minimum OverallLength 2 ft (610 mm)

Pipe

CappedEnd

Test JointForce, F40 Capped

End

Support Spacing, LS

Pipe

CappedEnd

Test JointForce, F40 Capped

End

Support Spacing, LS


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1..Approved.grooved.couplings.and.fittings.are.good.for.use.in.both.wet.and.dry.sprinkler.systems..

2..Typical.applications.of.flexible.couplings.(models.7705,.7706.&.7707).are.in.sprinkler.risers,.in.feed.mains.passing.through.walls.from.one.building.area.to.another,.in.locations.subject.to.earthquakes,.in.the.discharge.line.from.aboveground.pump.suction.tanks,.in.new.connections.to.existing.feed.mains.and.in.air.or.water.fire.service.lines.subject.to.excessive.vibration.or.difficult.alignment..

3..Approved.grooved.couplings.are.limited.to.use.with.rolled.or.cut-groove.ended.pipe,.valves.and.fittings.at.a.minimum.rated.working.pressure.of.175.psi.(1205.kPa).and.are.suitable.for.aboveground.service..

4..Grooves.should.be.processed.according.to.ANSI/AWWA.C606.(latest.edition).Grooved.and.Shouldered.Joints..

5..Installation.must.be.made.according.to.the.manufacturer’s.instructions.and.requirements..

6..Approved.grooved.couplings.may.be.used.in.underground.service.subject.to.the.installation.restrictions.placed.upon.the.pipe.and.to.the.coupling.manufacturer’s.recommendations.and.requirements..

7..Approved.grooved.couplings.have.been.evaluated.for.a.maximum.ambient.temperature.of.225°F.(107°C),.suitable.for.normal.warehouse.protection.

8..Threaded.size.of.sprinkler.piping.is.limited.to.1.inch.(25mm).nominal..

9..Threaded.connections.can.be.made.to.approved.threadable.thinwall.pipe.or.to.Schedule.40.pipe...

Source:.FM.Approval.Guide

•.For.pressure.ratings.for.special.pipes,.DIN.and.JIS.pipe.sizes,.and.large.diameter.sizes.14”.–.24”,.contact.Shurjoint.for.details.

•.Models.K-9.and.7771.rigid.couplings.are.also.available..For.pressure.ratings,.contact.Shurjoint.for.details.

Approved Pressure Ratings by UL & FM

^.0.188".wall,.*.0.330.wall

Size Wall 7705 7707 Z05 Z07 7041 7043 7706 in in UL FM UL FM UL FM UL FM UL FM UL FM Size (in) UL FM. ¾. 0.113. -. -. 500. 500. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. 2.x.1½. 300. 300. 1. 0.133. 300. 300. 500. 500. -. -. 500. 500. -. -. -. -. 2½.x.2. 300. 300. 1¼. 0.140. 300. 300. 500. 500. 350. 350. 500. 500. -. -. -. -. 3.x.2. 300. 300. 1½. 0.145. 300. 300. 500. 500. 350. 350. 500. 500. -. -. -. -. 3.x.2½. 300. 300. 2. 0.154. 300. 300. 500. 500. 350. 350. 500. 500. 175. 175. 300. 300. 4.x.2. 300. 300. 2½. 0.203. 300. 300. 500. 500. 350. 350. 500. 500. 175. 175. 300. 300. 4.x.2½. 300. 300. 3. 0.216. 300. 300. 500. 500. 350. 350. 500. 500. 175. 175. 300. 300. 4.x.3. 300. 300. 4. 0.237. 300. 300. 500. 500. 350. 350. 500. 500. 175. 175. 300. 300. 6.x.3. 300. 300. 5. 0.258. 300. 300. 500. 500. 350. 350. 400. 400. 175. 175. 300. 300. 6.x.4. 300. 300. 6. 0.280. 300. 300. 500. 500. 350. 350. 400. 400. 175. 175. 300. 300. 8.x.6. 300. 300. 8. 0.322. 300. 300. 500. 500. 350. 350. 400. 400. 175. 175. 300. 300. . .. 10. 0.375. 175^. 250. 300. 500. -. -. 350. 350. 175. 175. 300. 300. . .. 12. 0.375. 175*. 250. 300. 300. -. -. 350. 350. 175*. 175. 300. 300. . .

Couplings and Flange Adapters Sch..40.&.STD.Wall.Pipe Unit:.psi

Unit:.psi

Size Wall 7705 7707 Z05 Z07 7041 7043 7706 in in UL FM UL FM UL FM UL FM UL FM UL FM Size (in) UL FM. ¾. 0.083. -. -. 500. 500. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. 2.x.1½. 300. 300. 1. 0.109. 300. 300. 500. 500. -. -. 500. 500. -. -. -. -. 2½.x.2. 300. 300. 1¼. 0.109. 300. 300. 500. 500. 350. 350. 500. 500. -. -. -. -. 76.1.x.2. 300. 300. 1½. 1.109. 300. 300. 500. 500. 350. 350. 500. 500. -. -. -. -. 3.x.2. 300. 300. 2. 0.110. 300. 300. 450. 450. 350. 350. 500. 500. 175. 175. 300. 300. 3.x.2½. 300. 300. 2½. 0.120. 300. 300. 450. 450. 350. 350. 500. 500. 175. 175. 300. 300. 3.x.76.1. 300. 300. 76.1. 0.142. 300. 300. 500. 500. 300. -. -. -. 175. -. -. -. 4.x.2. 300. 300. 3. 0.120. 300. 300. 450. 450. 350. 350. 500. 500. 175. 175. 300. 300. 4.x.2½. 300. 300. 4. 0.120. 300. 300. 450. 450. 350. 350. 500. 500. 175. 175. 300. 300. 4.x.76.1. 300. 300. 5. 0.134. 300. 300. 450. 450. 350. 350. 400. 400. 175. 175. 300. 300. 4.x.3. 300. 300. 139.7. 0.197. 300. 300. 500. 500. -. -. -. -. 175. -. -. -. 6.x.3. 300. 300. 6. 0.134. 300. 300. 450. 450. 350. 350. 400. 400. 175. 175. 300. 300. 165.1.x.3. 300. 300. 165.1. 0.197. 300. 300. 500. 500. -. -. -. -. 175. -. -. -. 6.x.4. 300. 300. 8. 0.188. 300. 300. 450. 450. 350. 350. 400. 400. 175. 175. 300. 300. 165.1.x.4. 300. 300. 10. 0.188. 175. 175. 300. 450. NA. NA. 350. 350. 175. 175. 300. 300. 8.x.6. 300. 300. 12. 0.250. 175*. 175. 300. 300. NA. NA. 350. 350. 175*. 175. 300. 300. 8.x.165.1. 300. 300

Sch..10.&.BS1387.Medium.Pipe

*.0.330.wall

Unit:.psi

Size Wall 7705H in in UL FM.. 8. 0.322. 450. 450

Unit:.psi

Size Wall 7705H in in UL FM.. 8. 0.188. 450. 450


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Size Sch. 10S SS-7 SS-8 SS-41 SS-723 in Wall (in) UL FM UL FM UL FM Size (in) UL FM. 1. 0.109. 300. 300. 300. 300. -. -. 1¼.x.½. 300. 300. 1¼. 0.109. 300. 300. 300. 300. 350. 350. 1¼.x.¾. 300. 300. 2½. 0.109. 300. 300. 300. 300. 350. 350. 1¼.x.1. 300. 300. 2. 0.109. 300. 300. 300. 300. 350. 350. 1½.x.½. 300. 300. 2½. 0.120. 300. 300. 300. 300. 350. 350. 1½.x.¾. 300. 300. 3. 0.120. 300. 300. 300. 300. 350. 350. 1½.x.1. 300. 300. 4. 0.120. 300. 300. 300. 300. 350. 350. 2.x.½. 300. 300. 5. 0.134. 300. 300. 300. 300. 350. 350. 2.x.¾. 300. 300. 6. 0.134. 300. 300. 250. 300. 350. 350. 2.x.1. 300. 300. 8. 0.148. 300. 300. . 300. 350. 350. . .

Model Size Range UL FM. SS-10.90.Elbow. 1".thru.8". 300. 300. SS-11.45.Elbow. 1".thru.8". 300. 300. SS-20.Tee. 1".thru.8". 300. 300. SS-21.Tee. 3"x2½".thru.4"x2½". 300. 300. SS-21F.Tee. 3"x2",.4"x2". 300. 300. SS-50.Conc..Reducer. 3"x2½".thru.4"x2½". 300. 300. SS-50F.Conc..Reducer. 2½"x2".thru.4".x.2". 300. 300. SS-60.Cap. 1".thru.8". 300. 300. SS-80.Flange.Adapter. 2".thru.8". 300. 300

Stainless Steel SeriesSch..40S.and.10S.Pipe.

Size Type K Type L C301 C341 in Wall (in) Wall (in) UL FM UL FM. 2. 0.083. 0.070. 200. 200. 200. -. 2½. 0.095. 0.080. 200. 200. 200. -. 3. 0.109. 0.090. 200. 200. 200. -.. 4. 0.134. 0.110. 200. 200. 200. -. 5. 0.160. 0.123. 200. -. 200. -. 6. 0.192. 0.140. 200. 200. 200. -

Model Size Range UL FM. C-10.90.Elbow. 2".through.4". 200. 200. C-11.45.Elbow. 2".through.4". 200. 200. C-20.Tee. 2".through.6". 200. 200. C-21.Reducing.Tee. 2½"x2".thrru.6"x5". 200. NA. C-26.Reducing.Tee. 2"x¾".thru..4"x½". 200. NA. C-50.Conc..Reducer. 2½"x2".thru.6"x5". 200. NA. C-52.Conc..Reducer. 2"x1".thru.4"x2". 200. NA. C-60.Cap. 2".thru.4". 200. 200

Copper Tubing Series Type.K.&.Type.L.Copper.Tubing. . .

FM:.Type.K.only. .

Approved Pressure Ratings by UL and FMOutlet.Coupling.and.Mechanical.Tees Grooved-end.Fittings Sizes (in) Sch. 40/STD Sch. 10 Model (run x branch) UL FM UL FM.. . 1½.x.½,.¾.&.1. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 2.x.½,.¾.&.1. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 2½.x.½,.¾.&.1. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 3.x.¾.&.1. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 4.x.¾.&.1. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 6.x.1.&.1½. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 2.x.1. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 2½.x.1¼.&.1½. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 3.x.1.&.1½. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 4.x.1½.&.2. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 6.x.1½.&.2. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 2.x.½,.¾,.1,.1¼.&.1½. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 2½.x.½,.¾,.1,.1¼.&.1½. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 76.1.x.15,.20,.32.&.40. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 3.x.½,.¾,.1,.1¼,.1½.&.2. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 4.x.½,.¾,.1,.1¼,.1½,.2.&.2½. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 100.x.65.(76.1). 300. 300. 300. 300. . 4.x.3. 175. 175. 175. 175. . 5.x.2.&.2½.. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 125.(139.7).x.50,.65.(76.1).&.80. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 6.x.1¼,.1½,.2.&.2½. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 6.x.3.&.4. 175. 175. 175. 175. . 150.(165.1).x.32,.40,.50.&.65.(76.1). 300. 300. 300. 300. . 150.(165.1).x.80.&.100. 175. 175. 175. 175. . 2.x.1,.1¼.&.1½. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 2½.x.1,.1¼.&.1½. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 76.1.x.25,.32.&.40. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 3.x.1,.1¼,.1½.&.2. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 4.x.1,.1¼,.1½,.2.&.2½.. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 100.x.65.(76.1). 300. 300. 300. 300. . 5.x.2.&.2½.. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 4.x.3. 175. 175. 175. 175. . 125.(139.7).x..65.(76.1).. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 6.x.1¼,.1½,.2.&.2½. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 6.x.3.&.4. 175. 175. 175. 175. . 150.(165.1).x.32,.40,.50.&.65.(76.1). 300. 300. 300. 300. . 150.(165.1).x.80.&.100. 175. 175. 175. 175. . 4.x.3. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 8.x.2,.2½,.3.&.4. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 200.x.65.(76.1). 300. 300. 300. 300. . 4.x.3. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 8.x.2,.2½,.3.&.4. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 200.x.65.(76.1). 300. 300. 300. 300. . 1¼.x.½.x.¾.&.1. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 1½.x.½.x.¾.&.2. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 2.x.½.x.¾.&.3. 300. 300. 300. 300. . 2½.x.½.x.¾.&.4. 300. 300. 300. 300

Model Size Range UL FM. 901.S/.R.90.Elbow. 2".thru.8". 300. 300. 903.S/R.Tee. 2".thru.8". 300. 300. 7110.90.Elbow. 1".thru.8".. 300. 500. . 10",.12". 300. 300. 7111.45.Elbow. 1".thru.8".. 300. 500. . 10",.12". 300. 300. 7110DR.Drain.Elbow. 2".thru.6". 300. 300. 7110LR.1.5D.Elbow. 2".thru.8". 300. 300. 7112.22-1/2.Elbow. 1½".. 500. NA. . 2".thru.8". 300. 300. 7113.11-1/4.Elbow. 2".thru.8". 300. 300. 7120.Tee. 1¼".thru.8".. 300. 500. . 10",.12". 300. 300. 7121.Reducing.Tee. 2"x1½".thru.8"x6". 300. 300. 7125.Bullhead.Tee. 2"x2½".thru.6"x8". 300. 300. 7127.Standpipe.Tee. 4"x2½",.6x2½". 300. 300. 7130.Lateral. 2".thru.8". 300. 300. 7135.Cross. 2".thru.6". 300. 300. 7150.Conc..Reducer. 2"x1½".thru.14"x12". 300. 300. 7150F.Socket.Adapter.. 1½"x1".thru.6"x4". 300. 300. 7150M.Red..Nipple. 1½"x1".thru.6"x4". 300. 300. 7160T.Transition.Fitting. 2"x1".thru.6"x2". 300. 300. 7151.Ecc..Reducer. 2½"x2".thru.8"x6". 300. 300. 7160.End.Cap. 1¼".thru.12". 300. 300. . 10".thru.12". 300. 300. 7160H.End.Cap. 14".thru.18". 300. 175. . 20".thru.24". 250. 175. 7170.Flange.Adapter. 2-1/2".thru.6". 175. 175. 7180.Flange.Adapter. 2".thru.8". 300. 300. 7181.Red..Flange. 3"x2".thru.6"x4". NA. 300. 55.Nipple.Adapter. 1½".thru.2". 300. 300. 899.End.All. 1¼"x½".thru.2½"x1". 300. 300. 850.Sprinkler.Hub. 2"x2"x1".thru.2½"x2½"x1". 300. 300. 851.Sprinkler.Hub. 2"x2"x1".thru.2½"x2½"x1". 300. 300. 853.Sprinkler.Hub. 1½"x1".thru.2½"x1". 300. 300

C-7.Outlet.Coupling,.Threaded

C-7.Outlet.Coupling,.Grooved

M21.Mechanical.

Tee,.Threaded.(NPT.or.BSPT)

M22.Mechanical.Tee,.Grooved

7721.Threade.(NPT.or.BSPT)

7722.Grooved

723.Threaded.(NPT.or.BSPT)

Unit:.psiUnit:.psi

Unit:.psi

Unit:.psi

Unit:.psi

Unit:.psi

Model Size Range UL FM. RCV.Riser.Check.Valve. 2½".thru.6".. 300. 300. 726.Y-Strainer. 2½".thru.6".. 300. NA. . 8".thru.12". 175. NA. SJ-300F.Butterfly.Valve. 2½".thru.6".. NA. 300. SJ-700W.Butterfly.Valve. 2".thru.12". 175. NA

Unit:.psiValves & Components


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Typical Applications - Flexible Couplings – Sprinkler Systems (NFPA 13)

The. following. illustrations. are. part. of. NFPA. 13. –. 2007.Annex.A.Explanatory.Material..These.are.for. informational.purposes.only.and.not.a.mandatory.requirement...For.specific.requirements.for.any.other.areas.of.sprinkler.systems,.refer.to.the.latest.version.of.NFPA.13.

1. Flexible couplings for main risers and branch line riser

24in.(610.mm)Maximum

Wall

Roof

4-way.brace(Pipe.must.rotatewithin.brace)Flexible.coupling

Flexible.coupling

Detail.A Detail.B

Siding

Column

Roof

4-way.brace

Elbow.with.flexible.joints

Flexible.coupling

Roof.framing

(Might.be.preferred.for.metal.buildings)

Note.to.Detail.A:..The.four-way.brace.should.be.attached.above.the.upper.flexible.coupling.required.for.the.riser.and.preferably.to.the.roof.structure.if.suitable...The.brace.should.not.be.attached.directly.to.a.plywood.or.metal.deck.

FIGURE A.9.3.2(a) Riser Details.

2. Flexible couplings on horizontal portion of Tie-In

3. Flexible Coupling on Main Riser and Branch Line Riser

4. Flexible couplings for drops

FIGURE.A.9.3.2(b).Detail.at.Short.Riser

Flexible.elbow

If.dimension.is.less.than.3.ft.(0.9m),flexible.fitting.is.not.needed.

(A.T-connection.fitting.with.flexible.joints.can.be.substituted.for.elbow.)

≤.24.in..(610mm)

Flexible.Coupling

Ceiling/floor.assembly

Flexible.coupling

≤.24.in..(610mm)

Flexible.coupling

≤.12.in..(305mm)


FIGURE.A.9.3.2.3(2).(a).Flexible.Coupling.on.HorizontalPortion.of.Tie-In.


≤.24.in..(610mm)

Flexible.Coupling Flexible.coupling

Flexible.coupling

≤.12.in..(305mm)


FIGURE.A.9.3.2.3(2).(b).Flexible.Coupling.on.Main.RiserAnd.Branch.Line.Riser

FIGURE.A.9.3.2.4.Flexible.Coupling.for.Drops

≤.24.in..(610mm).[Paragraph.9.3.2.4(1)]

Drop.Supports

Flexible.Coupling

≤.24.in..(610mm)[Paragraph.9.3.2.4(3)]

Flexible.Coupling≤.24.in..(610mm)[Paragraph.9.3.2.4(2)]

In-rack.sprinkler.drops


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10.in..(254mm)long.nipple.C

10.in..(254mm)long.nipple.D

2.ells

NormalPosition

Fire.sprinkler.main

Fire.sprinklermain

CouplingVertical.movement

Normalposition

Nipple.E2.ell.lengths8½.in..(216mm).for.3.in..(76mm).pipe7½.in..(191mm).for.2½.in..(65mm).pipeElevation

8.in..(203mm)

8.in..(203mm)

2.ts.and.nipple.E

2.ts

CouplingB

Ell

B

C

A

Ell

Ell

EllD

Plan

A 4.in..(102.mm)

8.in..(203mm) NormalPosition 8.in..(203mm)

4.in..(102.mm)

Horizontal Views

Longitudinal.movement

Lateral.movement

4.in..(102.mm)

8.in..(203mm)

7. Typical Location of Bracing on a Looped System

Systems. having.more. flexible. couplings. than. required. above. shall.be. provided.with. additional. sway. bracing..A. lateral. brace. shall. be.provided.within.24”.(600mm).of.every.other.coupling.unless.pipes.are.supported.by.rods. less. than.6”. (152mm). long. from.the.ceiling.or.by.U-type.hooks.underside.of. the.structural.element.. (NFPA.13.–.2007.9.3.2..&.9.3.5.)

Four-way.brace

FIRURE.A.9.3.5.6.(d).Typical.Location.of.Bracing.on.a.Looped.System.

Longitudinal.brace(two-way)

Lateral.brace(two-way)

Longitudinal.brace(two-way)

No.bracing

40.ft 40.ft(12.m)(12.m)

6. Earthquake protection for sprinkler piping

FIGURE.A.9.3.3(a).Seismic.Separation.Assembly...Shown.are.an.8.in..(203.mm).Sepa-ration.Crossed.by.Pipes.up.to.4.in..(102mm).in.Nominal.Diameter...For.other.separation.distances.and.pipe.sizes,.lengths.and.distances.should.be.modified.proportionally.

FIGURE.A.9.3.5.6.(a)

A.Four-way.brace.at.riserB.Lateral.braceC.Lateral.braceD.Short.drop.[Figure.A.9.3.2(b)]E.Couplings.at.wall.penetrationF.Longitudinal.brace

Building.2

B

Building.1

B

D

B

A

F

CC

E

5. Seismic Separation Assembly


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