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Resilient Seated Butterfly Valve Series 20/21

Bray 20/21 series resilient seated butterfly valves exceed the highest standards for food and beverage valve applications. Series 20 wafer with flange locating holes, Series 21 lug suitable for dead-end service, one-piece disc/stem design delivers high Cv and low pressure drop.

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Product Overview

Resilient seated valve designed for high Cv and low pressure drop

Certified Reliable Valves for Food, Beverage, and Chemical Systems

The 20/21 series resilient seated butterfly valves exceed the high standards required for food and beverage valve applications. Bray’s 20 Series features a wafer body design with flange locating holes; the 21 Series is a lug style suitable for dead-end service.
Food and chemical applications
One-piece disc/stem
High Cv, low pressure drop

Technical Specifications

ItemParameter
Size RangeNPS 1 to 20 / DN 25 to 500
Body MaterialCast Iron, Ductile Iron, Stainless Steel, Aluminum
Temperature Range-20°F to 400°F (-29°C to 204°C)
Stem MaterialStainless Steel, EPDM Molded Stainless Steel, BUNA-N Molded Stainless Steel
Maximum Allowable Operating Pressure150 psi (10 bar)
Seat MaterialEPDM, BUNA-N, PTFE Lined EPDM, FKM, Polyurethane
Seat ClassBidirectional Bubble-tight
Disc MaterialStainless Steel, EPDM Molded Stainless Steel, BUNA-N Molded Stainless Steel
Body TypeWafer, Lug
Design StandardMSS SP-67, API 609 Category A
Flange DrillingASME B16.1 Class 125, ASME B16.5 Class 150, EN 1092 PN 10
Testing StandardMSS SP-61, API 598, EN 12266-1
CertificationABS, ATEX, Bureau Veritas, DNV, NSF 61/372, PED, PE(S)R, SIL
Face-to-FaceMSS SP-67, API 609 Category A, EN 558
ApplicationSanitary Service, Mildly Corrosive, Toxic Media

Features and Benefits

Resilient Seated Butterfly Valve 20/21 Features and Benefits

A Stem Bushing

Non-corrosive heavy-duty acetal bushing absorbs actuator side thrust.

B Stem Packing

Dual “U” cup seal design is self-adjusting, providing reliable bidirectional sealing and preventing external substances from entering the stem bore.

C Disc/Stem

One-piece design. The disc edge is spherically machined and hand-polished for bubble-tight sealing, minimum torque, and longer seat life. The disc/stem design inherently prevents particle entrapment and bacterial spoilage, providing the protection required for sanitary applications. For superior corrosion and wear resistance, the one-piece disc/stem is fully encapsulated in EPDM or BUNA-N. The thin-profile disc design provides higher Cv values (up to 50% more than most common stem designs) and enhanced pressure recovery for low pressure drop, resulting in better valve energy efficiency.

D Primary and Secondary Seals

These stem packings prevent pipe media from contacting the stem or body. The primary seal is achieved through interference fit with the molded seat flats on the disc hub. The secondary seal is achieved through a larger stem diameter than the stem hole diameter.

E Seat

Bray’s tongue and groove bonded seat design reduces torque and completely isolates the fluid media from the body. The seat also features a molded O-ring, eliminating the need for flange gaskets.

F Body

Two-piece wafer or lug design simplifies assembly and maintenance. Nylon 11 coating with excellent corrosion resistance is standard for 1”-8” valves and available for larger sizes on request. Polyester coating is standard for 10”-20” bodies.

FAQ

What structural advantages does the Bray 20/21 series resilient seated butterfly valve offer in food, beverage, and chemical systems?

This series features a one-piece disc/stem design that reduces particle entrapment and lowers the risk of bacterial contamination, making it suitable for sanitary service and mildly corrosive media applications. The seat uses a tongue-and-groove bonded design that isolates the fluid media from the valve body. The molded O-ring design typically eliminates the need for additional flange gaskets.

How to choose between the 20 series and 21 series resilient seated butterfly valves?

The 20 series is a wafer-style body with flange locating holes. The 21 series is a lug-style body suitable for dead-end service. Selection should consider the pipeline connection configuration, whether dead-end installation is required, and the actual operating conditions.

How does this butterfly valve series achieve low pressure drop and high flow capacity?

The valve features a thin-profile disc design that provides higher Cv values and better pressure recovery, thereby reducing pressure drop. The disc edge undergoes spherical machining and hand polishing, contributing to lower operating torque, bidirectional bubble-tight sealing, and longer seat service life.

What temperature, pressure, and size ranges are available for the Bray 20/21 series?

This series covers NPS 1 to 20 / DN 25 to 500, with a temperature range of -29°C to 204°C and a maximum allowable operating pressure of 150 psi (10 bar). Specific configuration should be confirmed based on the actual model, body and seat materials, and application conditions.

What features does this butterfly valve have for stem sealing and maintenance?

The stem features dual U-cup self-adjusting packing design, providing bidirectional sealing and reducing external substance entry into the stem hole. Primary sealing is achieved through interference fit between the molded seat flat and the disc hub. Secondary sealing is achieved using a stem diameter larger than the stem hole diameter. The two-piece wafer or lug body design helps simplify assembly and maintenance.

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