WO2010056422A1 - Fluid valves having an integral safety shut-off - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16K—VALVES; TAPS; COCKS; ACTUATING-FLOATS; DEVICES FOR VENTING OR AERATING
- F16K1/00—Lift valves or globe valves, i.e. cut-off apparatus with closure members having at least a component of their opening and closing motion perpendicular to the closing faces
- F16K1/32—Details
- F16K1/34—Cutting-off parts, e.g. valve members, seats
- F16K1/44—Details of seats or valve members of double-seat valves
- F16K1/443—Details of seats or valve members of double-seat valves the seats being in series
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
- Y10—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC
- Y10T—TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER US CLASSIFICATION
- Y10T137/00—Fluid handling
- Y10T137/8593—Systems
- Y10T137/87917—Flow path with serial valves and/or closures
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- Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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- Y10T137/87917—Flow path with serial valves and/or closures
- Y10T137/88062—Coaxial oppositely directed seats
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- This patent relates generally to fluid valves and, more specifically, to fluid valves having an integral safety shut-off.
- Control valves are commonly used in process plants to control the flow of a fluid (e.g., a gas, a liquid, etc.) or any other substance through pipes and/or vessels to which they are connected.
- a control valve is typically composed of one or more inlets and outlets, and includes a flow control element or member (e.g., a valve gate, a piston, a valve plug, a closure member, etc.) that operates to control fluid flow through apertures that fluidly couple the inlet(s) to the outlet(s).
- a closure member is typically coupled to a valve bonnet that is mechanically coupled (e.g., bolted, clamped, threaded into, etc.) to the valve body.
- the closure member is configured to engage a sealing structure (e.g., a seat ring) that encompasses a flow path through the valve.
- some process plants in addition to control valves, include a safety shut-off valve (e.g., an emergency shut-off valve) positioned upstream or downstream from each of the control valves to quickly stop the flow of fluid in response to, for example, a system failure.
- a safety shut-off valve e.g., an emergency shut-off valve
- the additional space and system length e.g., pipe run lengths
- the safety shut-off valves pose some challenges in designing a process plant, particularly in cases where available space is very limited.
- An example bonnet assembly for use with a control valve having opposing seating surfaces includes a first bonnet that is to be removably coupled to the control valve.
- the first bonnet having a first bore adapted to receive a portion of a first valve trim and further adapted to engage one of the seating surfaces to provide a fluid seal between the first bore and the portion of the first valve trim.
- the second bonnet that is to be removably coupled to the control valve.
- the second bonnet having a second bore adapted to receive a portion of a second valve trim and further adapted to engage the other one of the seating surfaces to provide a fluid seal between the second bore and the portion of the second valve trim.
- An example valve for controlling fluid flow includes a valve body that defines an inlet port and an outlet port. Additionally, the example valve includes a bonnet assembly that includes a first bonnet and a second bonnet. The first bonnet and the second bonnet are substantially coaxially opposed. Further, the example valve includes a first seating surface within the valve body to sealingly engage a first closure member. Further yet, the example valve includes a second seating surface within the valve body and opposite the first seating surface to sealingly engage a second closure member, wherein the first seating surface and the second seating surface surround an aperture that fluidly couples the inlet port and the outlet port. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS [0007] FIG. 1 depicts a known control valve.
- FIG. 2 depicts an example control valve having an integral safety shut-off.
- FIG. 3 depicts the example control valve of FIG. 2 with the integral safety shut-off operative to block fluid flow through the valve.
- FIG. 4 depicts another example control valve having an integral safety shut-off.
- FIG. 5 depicts an example blank bonnet that may used to implement the example valves depicted FIGS. 2-4.
- the example bonnet assemblies and example control valves described herein advantageously provide integral safety shut-off functionality in control valves, thereby eliminating the problems encountered with known valves and known safety shut-off valves, which are physically separated from their corresponding control valves.
- the example bonnet assemblies and example valves described herein provide an integral safety shut-off to enable valves to be installed that have the same face-to-face dimensions as known control valves while also including safety shut-off features and functionality.
- known fluid valves that are not provided with safety shut-off functionality can be relatively easily replaced with the example valves described herein.
- the example valves described herein may be provided with an example blank bonnet positioned opposite the first bonnet, which controls the flow of fluid through the valve during normal operation.
- the blank bonnet enables the example valves to be later retrofitted (e.g., in the field or while the valve remains installed in a process control system) with a second bonnet (as described in detail below) that provides safety shut-off functionality to the valve.
- FIG. 1 depicts a known control valve 100 that has a valve body 102 having a fluid flow passage way 104 between an inlet 106 and an outlet 108.
- a bonnet 110 is coupled to the valve body 102 via a plurality of fasteners 112.
- the bonnet 110 includes a bore 116 along with a packing follower 118 that urges a valve packing 120 in a sealing engagement against a stem 114 to substantially prevent fluid from exiting the bonnet 110 between the stem 114 and the valve packing 120.
- a packing flange 122 is coupled to the bonnet 110 via a plurality of fasteners 126 and the packing follower 118 is positioned between the packing flange 122 and the valve packing 120.
- valve trim 133 is positioned between the inlet 106 and the outlet 108 to provide certain flow characteristics (e.g., to reduce noise and/or cavitation generated by the flow of fluid through the control valve 100).
- the valve trim 133 includes a cage 134, the closure member 132 and the stem 114.
- the closure member 132 has an outer surface 136 sized to slidingly engage an inner surface 138 of the cage 134.
- the closure member 132 has a seating surface 140 to engage a seat 142 (e.g., a seat ring) positioned at least partially within an aperture 144 to control the flow of fluid between the inlet 106 and the outlet 108.
- the actuator moves the stem 114 between a closed position at which the seating surface 140 engages the seat 142 to prevent fluid from flowing through the control valve 100 and an open position at which the closure member 132 is spaced from the seat 142 to allow fluid to flow through the control valve 100.
- FIG. 2 depicts an example control valve 200 that has a body 202 having a fluid flow passage way 204 between an inlet 206 and an outlet 208. While the example control valve 200 is depicted as a globe valve, the examples described herein can be implemented in any other type of valve such as, for example, other types of sliding stem valves.
- a bonnet assembly 209 includes a first bonnet 210 and a second bonnet 216.
- the first bonnet 210 is positioned adjacent to a first bore 211 and coupled to the body 202 via a plurality of fasteners 212 on a first side of a flow control aperture 214 that fluidly couples the inlet 206 and the outlet 208.
- the second bonnet 216 e.g., a field removable bonnet
- the first bore 211 is substantially coaxial with the second bore 217.
- the first bonnet 210 receives a first stem or shaft 222, via the first bore 224, along with a first packing follower 226 that urges a first valve packing 228 in sealing engagement against the first stem 222 to substantially prevent fluid from exiting the first bonnet 210 between the first stem 222 and the first valve packing 228.
- the first bore 224 and first valve packing 228 guide the first stem 222 relative to the first bonnet 210.
- a first packing flange 230 is coupled to a first bonnet body 232 via a plurality of fasteners 234 and the first packing follower 226 is positioned between the first packing flange 230 and the first valve packing 228.
- first stem 222 extends from the first bonnet body 232 and is operatively coupled to a first actuator (not shown). Additionally, an opposite end 236 of the first stem 222 is coupled to a first closure member 238.
- the second bonnet 216 receives a second stem or shaft 240, via the second bore 242, along with a second packing follower 244 that urges a second valve packing 246 in sealing engagement against the second stem 240 to substantially prevent fluid from exiting the second bonnet 216 between the second stem 240 and the second valve packing 246.
- the second bore 242 and the second valve packing 246 guide the second stem 240 relative to the second bonnet 216.
- a second packing flange 248 is coupled to a second bonnet body 250 via a plurality of fasteners 252 and the second packing follower 244 is positioned between the second packing flange 248 and the second valve packing 246.
- An end 254 of the second stem 240 extends from the second bonnet body 250 and is operatively coupled to a second actuator (not shown). Additionally, an opposite end 247 of the second stem 240 is coupled to a second closure member 258. It should be appreciated that the second stem 240 may be operatively coupled to any desired device to actuate the second closure member 258 between an open position and a closed position independent from the first closure member 238.
- the second stem 240 may be operatively coupled to a stored energy actuation mechanism such as, for example, a coil spring or a stack of disc springs along with a retaining mechanism and/or latching system (e.g., a mechanical or hydraulic restraint) that retains the second closure member 258 in the open position during normal operation, but releases the second closure member 258 after a predetermined condition occurs such as, for example, a system failure.
- a first cage 260 is positioned between the inlet 206 and the outlet 208 to provide certain flow characteristics (e.g., quick opening, equal percentage, and/or to reduce noise and/or cavitation generated by the flow of fluid through the control valve 200).
- a first valve trim includes the first stem 222 and the first closure member 238.
- the first closure member 238 has an outer surface 262 sized to slidingly engage an inner surface 264 of the first cage 260.
- the first closure member 238 has a first seating surface 266 to engage a first seat 268 of a seat ring 269 positioned at least partially within the aperture 214 to control the flow of fluid between the inlet 206 and the outlet 208.
- the first actuator moves the first stem 222 between a closed position at which the first seating surface 266 engages the first seat 268 to prevent fluid from flowing through the control valve 200 and an open position at which the first closure member 238 is spaced from the first seat 268 to allow fluid to flow through the control valve 200.
- control valve 200 may be provided with a second guide 270 that is positioned opposite the first cage 260 and adjacent the second bonnet 216.
- a second valve trim includes the second stem 240 and the second closure member 258.
- the second guide 270 may be integrally coupled to or an integral part of the second bonnet 216.
- the second closure member 258 has an outer surface 272 sized to slidingly engage an inner surface 274 of the second guide 270.
- the second closure member 258 has a second seating surface 276 to engage a second seat 278 that opposes the first seat 268 and which is positioned at least partially within the aperture 214 to control the flow of fluid between the inlet 206 and the outlet 208 during, for example, a system failure, hi this example, the first seat 268 is a first surface of the seat ring 269 and the second seat 278 is a second surface of the seat ring 269 that is opposite the first surface.
- the fluid flow through the control valve 200 substantially stops and the second closure member 258 remains seated against the second seat 278 until, for example, the second closure member 258 is manually moved back to the open position.
- a pressure drop across the control valve 200 and/or a fluid force against the second closure member 258 each at least partially assist the second closure member 258 in sealingly engaging the second seat 278 and, thus, relatively less force may be needed (e.g., a smaller and/or lighter actuator may be utilized) to maintain the position of the second closure member 258 relative to the second seat 278.
- relatively less force e.g., a smaller and/or lighter actuator may be utilized
- the examples described herein can be implemented in any other valve design such as, for example, a flow down valve.
- the second bonnet 216 along with portions of the second valve trim provide safety shut-off functionality to the control valve 200 while enabling the example control valve 200 to maintain substantially the same face-to- face dimensions as the known control valve 100.
- the example control valve 200 includes both the first closure member 238 that controls the fluid flow through the control valve 200 during normal operation and the second closure member 258 that provides safety shut-off functionality to substantially stop the flow of fluid through the control valve 200 during, for example, a system failure.
- the second closure member 258 is positioned such that a surface 280 of the second closure member 258 is substantially flush with an inner surface 282 of the control valve 200 to substantially prevent the second closure member 258 from affecting the flow of the fluid through the control valve 200 when the second closure member 258 is not in use.
- the second closure member 258 is not often utilized and, thus, the components of the second bonnet 216 and the second valve trim may be made of relatively less expensive and/or less wear and/or corrosion resistant material.
- the second closure member 258 may be contoured to provide a predetermined flow characteristic.
- the surface 280 may include a contour or a curved surface (not shown) to provide flow disruption to induce turbulence in the flow stream to substantially reduce recirculation flow.
- the fluid pressure is reduced (e.g., drained, blocked and/or the fluid may be re-routed around the control valve 200) from the pipe and/or vessel to which the control valve 200 is coupled and then the fasteners 218 are removed from the second bonnet body 250. The second bonnet 216 is then removed from the control valve 200.
- a different second bonnet 216 may be positioned in the control valve 200 and the fasteners 218 may be retightened to ensure proper positioning of the second bonnet 216 relative to the body 202.
- the fluid pressure is reduced from the pipe and/or vessel to which the control valve 200 is coupled and the fasteners 252 are removed from the second packing flange 248.
- the second packing follower 244, the spring 284 and/or the second valve packing 246 are removed and replaced.
- FIG. 4 depicts another example control valve 400 that includes a first bonnet 402 and a second bonnet 404.
- the example control valve 400 is substantially similar to the example control valve 200 of FIGS. 2 and 3.
- the example control valve 400 has a valve body 406 that includes a second seat 408 that has a tapered surface 410 and a surface 412 adjacent the tapered surface 410 that correspond to a tapered portion 414 and a longitudinal portion 416 of a second closure member 418, respectively.
- the longitudinal portion 416 has a groove 420 into which a seal 422 (e.g., an o-ring, a compliant seal, a quad ring, a molded disc, a lip seal, etc.) is positioned.
- a seal 422 e.g., an o-ring, a compliant seal, a quad ring, a molded disc, a lip seal, etc.
- the seal 422 is positioned within a bore 421 of a cage or guide 423 of the second bonnet 404 or the control valve 400 to substantially prevent a flow of fluid from affecting the seal 422.
- limiting exposure of the seal 422 to the flow of fluid may advantageously extend the useful life of the seal 422 and/or substantially prevent the flow of the fluid from unseating the seal 422 from within the groove 420.
- the tapered portion 414 of the second closure member 418 may minimize the effect that the second closure member 418 has on the flow of fluid through the control valve 400.
- the fluid flow through the control valve 200 substantially stops.
- the seal 422 within the groove 420 engages the surface 412 and the tapered portion 414 engages the tapered surface 410.
- the interaction between the tapered surface 410 and the tapered portion 414 is a metal-to-metal engagement and/or seal that limits the flow of fluid through the control valve 400 even if the fluid seal between the seal 422 and the surface 412 fails.
- FIG. 5 depicts an example blank bonnet 500 having a flange 502 that receives a plurality of fasteners 504 to couple the blank bonnet 500 to the example control valve 200 or 400.
- the blank bonnet 500 includes an elongated member or plug 506 that has a diameter that corresponds to a diameter of the second bore 217 or 428. If the blank bonnet 500 is implemented on the control valve 200 or 400, a surface 508 of the elongated member 506 is substantially flush with the inner surface 282 of the control valve 200 of FIGS. 2 and 3 and/or an inner surface 430 of the control valve 400 of FIG. 4 to substantially prevent the elongated member 506 from affecting the flow of the fluid through the control valve 200 or 400.
- the fluid pressure is reduced from the pipe and/or vessel to which the control valve 200 or 400 is coupled and then the fasteners 504 are removed from the flange 502.
- the blank bonnet 500 is then removed from the control valve 200 or 400.
- the second bonnet 216 or 404 may be positioned in the control valve 200 or 400 and the fasteners 218 may be tightened to ensure proper positioning of the second bonnet 216 or 404 relative to the valve body 202 or 406.
- the fluid pressure is reduced (e.g., fluid is drained) from the pipe and/or vessel to which the control valve 200 or 400 is coupled and then the fasteners 218 are removed from the control valve 200 or 400.
- the second bonnet 216 or 404 is then removed from the control valve 200 or 400.
- the blank bonnet 500 may be positioned in the control valve 200 or 400 and the plurality of fasteners 504 may be tightened to ensure proper positioning of the blank bonnet 500 relative to the valve body 202 or 406.
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