Resilient Seated Butterfly Valve 35-36 Series Features
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Resilient Seated Butterfly Valve Series 35/36

Bray 35/36 series resilient seated butterfly valves provide the same rugged features as the 32/33 series with the addition of adjustable packing, increasing the maximum valve size to 120 inches with a full-flanged body design.

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Product Overview

Superior sealing performance: tongue and groove seat for bubble-tight shut-off

Certified and Rigorously Tested for Superior Performance

The 35/36 series resilient seated butterfly valves offer the same rugged features as the 32/33 series with the addition of adjustable packing, increasing the maximum valve size to 120” (3000mm), and feature a flexible full-flanged body design. These valves continue the Bray tradition of reliable performance and long service life.

Technical Specifications

ItemParameter
Size RangeNPS 22 to 120 / DN 550 to 3000
Body MaterialCast Iron, Ductile Iron, Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel
Temperature Range-20°F to 400°F (-29°C to 204°C)
Stem Material416 Stainless Steel
Maximum Allowable Operating PressureSeries 35: 75 psi (5 bar)
Series 36: 150 psi (10 bar)
Seat MaterialEPDM, BUNA, and FKM
Seat ClassBidirectional Bubble-tight
Disc MaterialNylon 11 Coated Ductile Iron, Nickel Aluminum Bronze, Stainless Steel, Duplex Stainless Steel, Super Austenitic Stainless Steel, Hastelloy®, Monel
Body TypeFull Flanged
Flange DrillingASME B16.1 Class 125, ASME B16.5 Class 150, ASME B16.47, EN 1092 PN10, 16
Testing StandardMSS SP-61, API 598, EN 12266-1
CertificationABS, ATEX, Bureau Veritas, DNV, NSF 61/372, PED, PE(S)R, SIL
Face-to-FaceAPI 609 Category A, EN 558 20 Series
ApplicationWater, Wastewater, Seawater, Other Liquids and Gases

Features and Benefits

Resilient Seated Butterfly Valve 35/36 Features and Benefits

A Blowout-Proof Stem

A retaining ring installed between the machined stem groove and the gland step retains the stem completely in the unlikely event of an internal stem failure.

B Adjustable Packing System

Supports field adjustment of stem packing without removing the handwheel or electric actuator. Advanced self-adjusting V-type stem packing prevents external substances from entering the upper stem bore.

C 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 seat stem hole diameter.

D Stem Bearings

Utilize upper and lower thick-wall sleeve bearings to absorb actuator side thrust, minimizing bearing friction torque.

E Thrust Bearing

Copper vertical thrust bearing eliminates disc displacement caused by stem and disc weight.

F Body

Full-flanged one-piece design. All bodies are drilled to ASME 125/150, PN10, PN16, or other international flange standards. Wafer body also available.

G Disc

High-strength disc is cast, then the sealing lip is spherically machined, followed by hand polishing or Nylon 11 coating of the entire disc. Symmetrical disc geometry enhances CV values, reduces turbulence, and enhances pressure recovery.

H Seat

Replaceable tongue and groove bonded seat with body retention method is the most advanced design in the industry. Features a molded O-ring, eliminating the need for flange gaskets. The seat isolates the valve body and stem from the pipe media, designed specifically to seal against slip-on or weld-neck flanges.

FAQ

What is the difference in pressure class and selection between the Bray 35 and 36 series resilient seated butterfly valves?

The main difference is the maximum allowable operating pressure: the 35 series is 75 psi (5 bar), while the 36 series is 150 psi (10 bar). Selection should first confirm the pipeline design pressure, media conditions, temperature range, and required flange standard, then confirm the specific configuration based on the actual model and application conditions.

How do the 35/36 series achieve bidirectional bubble-tight sealing?

This series uses a tongue-and-groove replaceable seat design. Primary sealing is formed through interference fit between the seat flat and the disc hub. Secondary sealing is achieved through a stem diameter larger than the seat stem hole diameter. The seat simultaneously isolates the body and stem from line media, supporting bidirectional bubble-tight shut-off.

What media, temperature, and size ranges are the 35/36 series suitable for?

The 35/36 series is suitable for water, wastewater, seawater, and other liquids and gases. The size range covers NPS 22 to 120 / DN 550 to 3000, with an operating temperature range of -29°C to 204°C. Media compatibility should be confirmed based on seat, disc, and body materials and actual operating conditions.

What structural design advantages do the 35/36 series offer for large-diameter pipeline or actuator applications?

This series features upper and lower heavy-duty sleeve bearings that absorb actuator side thrust and reduce bearing friction torque. A copper vertical thrust bearing minimizes disc displacement caused by stem and disc weight. The adjustable packing system supports field adjustment without removing the hand operator or electric actuator.

What flange standards can the 35/36 series accommodate, and are additional flange gaskets required during installation?

The full-flanged body can be drilled to ASME B16.1 Class 125, ASME B16.5 Class 150, ASME B16.47, EN 1092 PN10, and PN16 standards, among others. The seat features a molded O-ring and is designed to eliminate the need for flange gaskets. It is suitable for sealing with slip-on or weld-neck flanges.

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