Sluice Valves Sample Clauses

Sluice Valves.  Seat leakage test at rated pressure  Body test pressure at 1.5 times the rated pressure
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Sluice Valves. A valves 80mm diameter and above shall be CI double flanged sluice walls and/ or as specified in bill of quantities. Sluice valves shall be cast iron double flanged, with rising spindle is sluice valve shall be provided with wheels for valves in exposed position and kept for underground valves. The Concessionaire shall provide suitable operating keys for sluice valves with cap tops. Sluice valves shall be best quality confirming to IS: 780-1969 of class specified.
Sluice Valves. IS: 1364 Hexagon Head Bolts, Screws and Nuts of product Grade A and B (Part 1-latest revision) IS: 638 - 1979 Specification for sheet rubber jointing and rubber insertion jointing. IS: 2685 - 1971 Code of practice for selection, installation and maintenance of sluice valves. IS: 14846 - 2000 Sluice valve for water works purposes (50 to 1200mm size) – Specification.
Sluice Valves. Sluice valves shall generally conform to IS: 14846 - 2000. Valves should close with clockwise rotation of the hand wheel. The direction of closing should be marked on the hand wheel. Valves shall be flanged (flat faced) and drilling shall conform to IS: 1537.
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