Danfoss VFY-WA butterfly valves are designed for controlling the flow of water, hot water, and glycolic water. They can be used in various applications, including heating, cooling, and plumbing systems. These valves are bidirectional and can be installed in any position, although the recommended installation position is with the shaft horizontal and the lower wing of the disc opening from upstream to downstream. Danfoss VFY-WA valves are available in sizes DN 25 to 300 and have a pressure rating of PN 16 or PN 25. They feature a compact design, low operating torque, and a long service life.
Danfoss VFY-WA butterfly valves are designed for controlling the flow of water, hot water, and glycolic water. They can be used in various applications, including heating, cooling, and plumbing systems. These valves are bidirectional and can be installed in any position, although the recommended installation position is with the shaft horizontal and the lower wing of the disc opening from upstream to downstream. Danfoss VFY-WA valves are available in sizes DN 25 to 300 and have a pressure rating of PN 16 or PN 25. They feature a compact design, low operating torque, and a long service life.
Instructions
Butterfly valves VFY-WA
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Butterfly valves
VFY-WA
SIBC 04 / 2005 VI.JL.D1.5V 1
VFY-WA DN 25-125
VFY-WA DN 150-200
VFY-WA DN 250-300
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Introduction
VFY-WA butterfly are
provided for water, hot water
and glycolic water.
Before fitting the valve
between flanges, make
sure that the operating
conditions are compatible
with the details given on
the identification plate.
This instruction notice the
manufacturer’s details.
Danfoss cannot be held
responsible for the
malfunctioning of the valve
nor for damage or injury
resulting from failure to
respect these details.
European Directives
Our butterfly valves subject
to directives are the object
of statements of conformity
available from our sales
department.
Our butterfly valves subject
to directives are the object
of statements of conformity
available from our sales
department.
Directive 97/23/CE
(Equipment under
Pressure)
Our butterfly valves conform
to the Equipment under
Pressure directive 97/23/CE in
category I and II.
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Valve components
1. Body
2. Linear
3. Dics
4. Shaft
5. Lower guide bush
6. Upper guide bush
7. Anti-extrusion bush
8. O’ring seal
9. Sealing washer
10. Circlip
11. Identification plate
12. Rivets
Transport and storage
• Before installation
The valve must be held in
a semi-closed position (as
delivered). In the case of
motorized valves with spring
controls long storage is
not advised.
The valve must not be
removed from its original
packaging.
The valve must be stored
inside premises which are
clean, dry and free from UV
light.
On site, the valve must
not be removed from its
original packaging and
must be protected from the
surrounding elements (dust,
sand, rain,….)
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• During handling and
installation
The valve must not be
suspended by its control.
The valve must be
manipulated using adequate
straps. These must not be
likely to damage the casing
coating.
Any item having suffered
a large impact must be
returned to Danfoss for
checking. A crack which is
invisible to the nakedeye
may in time lead to a leak.
Installation
• General remarks
For safety reasons, the
installation must take place
under the supervision of an
authorised people taking
account of local safety
instructions and advice.
The handling of butterfly
valves and their controls must
be done by staff trained in
all technical aspects of their
operation.
Before installation the pipes
must be depressurised and
purged (empty of its fluid) in
order to avoid any danger to
the operator.
The pipework must be
correctly aligned so that no
extra stress is exerted on the
valve casing.
Check the compatibility
of the connection flanges
against the operating
pressure: the PN class of
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the flanges must be higher
or equal to the operating
pressure.
The valve is a machined piece
of equipment and must not
be used to prise apart the
flanges.
• Fitting to the pipework
The butterfly valve is bi-
directional.
The recommended
installation position is
with the shaft of the valve
horizontal and the lower wing
of the disc opening from
upstream to downstream
(flow direction). Particularly
when dealing with slurries or
products with a tendance to
solidify.
• Installation on existing
pipe work
1. Make sure that:
- The flange surfaces are
clean and undamaged.
- The valve fits between the
flanges without difficulty
and without damaging
the liner. Prise apart the
flanges with a suitable tool
without damaging the
flanges if the gap is too
narrow.
- The internal diameter of
the flanges conforms to
the dimensions in the «
flange ratings » table.
- Nothing interferes with
the movement of the
disc when the valve is
operating.
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2. Close the disc so that it is
about 5 to 10mm inside
the casing.
If the disc is open too far,
it may be damaged by the
flanges.
3. Slip the valve between
the flanges. Center the
valve casing and fit all the
screws.
Using extra seals or grease
between the valve and the
flanges is prohibited.
4. Open the valve
completely.
5. Keep the valve aligned
with the flanges while
removing the flange
retractors and tightening
the nuts by hand.
6. Close the valve carefully
making sure that the disc
turns freely.
7. Open the disc again
completely and tighten
all the bolts (opposing
bolts gradually and
sequentially) until there is
contact between the body
of the valve and the flange
(metal to metal). If the nuts
are tightened with the disc
closed, the liner is then
compressed unequally.
This results in excessive
torque and possible leaks.
8. Carry out a minimum of
5 complete operations of
the valve.
9. See “Commissioning”
paragraph.
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Prise apart the flanges as
much as possible so that the
valve collar slides in easily
with the disc partly open.
With the disc still partly open
attach the bolts without
tightening the nuts.
Tighten opposing nuts
sequentially. Check that the
whole surface of the flange is
in contact with the metallic
part of the valve.
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• Installation on new
pipework
1. Make sure that:
- The flange surfaces are
clean and undamaged.
- The valve fits between the
flanges without difficulty
and without damaging
the liner. Prise apart the
flanges with suitable tools
without damaging the
flanges if the gap is too
narrow.
- The internal diameter of
the flanges conforms to
the dimensions in the «
flange ratings » table.
- Nothing interferes with
the movement of the
disc when the valve is
operating.
2. Close the disc so that it is
about 5 to 10mm inside
the casing.
3. Fit the two flanges to the
casing using some bolts,
tighten the valve a little
between the two flanges.
4. Fix this whole assembly to
the pipework.
5. Consolidate the flanges to
the pipework by welding
at several points.
6. Unscrew the bolts and
remove the valve from
between the flanges.
Never weld the flanges
with the valve in place:
risk of burning the
elastomer liner.
7. Finish welding the
flanges and allow to cool
completely.
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8. Return the valve to the
pipework using the
procedure “installation on
existing pipework”.(from
point 3.)
Commissioning
Before putting valve into
operation, check that:
- The working conditions
are compatible with
the details given on the
identification plate , this
instruction notice and the
manufacturer’s details
(technical data sheet).
- The indicator on the
control or the handle
position (disc direction),
properly indicates the
position of the disc.
- All the connections have
been properly made
(pneumatic, electrical,
hydraulic).
- The valve works effectively
when tried (check several
times).If necessary certain
adjustments may be
made to the end stops by
qualified personnel.
On a new installation the
circuit must be rinsed with
the valve completely open in
order to remove solid matter
which may damage the
internal parts of the valve.
During a prolonged
stoppage, a change in the
state of the fluid may result in
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damage when the installation
is brought back into service
(solidification….). Establish
an adequate procedure
programme for cleaning the
system.
Electrical connections
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ELECTRIC WIRING
24V AC
(VFY-WA DN 25- 200)
ELECTRIC WIRING
230V AC
(VFY-WA DN 25- 200)
ELECTRIC WIRING
24, 230V AC
(VFY-WA DN 250 & 300)
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Danfoss VFY-WA butterfly valves are designed for controlling the flow of water, hot water, and glycolic water. They can be used in various applications, including heating, cooling, and plumbing systems. These valves are bidirectional and can be installed in any position, although the recommended installation position is with the shaft horizontal and the lower wing of the disc opening from upstream to downstream. Danfoss VFY-WA valves are available in sizes DN 25 to 300 and have a pressure rating of PN 16 or PN 25. They feature a compact design, low operating torque, and a long service life.
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