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2 Please, read eTerms and Conditionsf from following URL before the order and use. http://www.azbil.com/products/bi/order.html (11) 1-12-2 Kawana, Fujisawa Kanagawa 251-8522 Japan http://www.azbil.com/ Specifications are subject to change without notice. No part of this publication may be reproduced or duplicated without the prior written permission of Azbil Corporation. Inspection after installation and precautions before operation ....When pressuring the valve, check that there is no leak from the gasket sections, valve body and gland packing. Especially when the process fluid temperature is or higher, tighten the nuts again after raising temperature of the valve to prepare for long-term use. Refer to standard tightening torque indicated in user's manual. .... Gland packings have property of stress relaxation. Check that the gland nuts are not loose before using valve. If the gland nuts are loose, please retighten them. .... Sealing ability and friction of gland packings may be changed by stress relaxation, wear and grease consumption generated during operation. .... Please replace gland packings periodically because they are consumable parts. 1st edition: Jun. 2015 .1 ‚o‚U‚U‚P‚O‚b‚g{‚l‚W‚T‚X‚O ‚l‚W‚T‚X‚O ‚s‚Q‚Q‚O‚O{‚o‚U‚V‚P‚O‚b‚g i‚s‚x‚o‚d‚Qj ‡@ ‡A ‚s‚Q‚Q‚O‚O ‚o‚U‚V‚P‚O‚b‚g ‚o‚U‚U‚P‚O‚b‚g{‚o‚U‚T‚Q‚W ‡B ‚o‚U‚U‚P‚O‚b‚g ‚o‚U‚U‚P‚O‚b‚g ‚o‚U‚T‚Q‚W ‡C ‚o‚U‚U‚P‚O‚b‚k ‚o‚U‚V‚Q‚Q ‚o‚s‚e‚d ‡D ‡D.2 ‚o‚s‚e‚d Spring ‚o‚s‚e‚d Spacer Type AGVB/AGVM only Graphite yarn iP6610CL+P6722j PTFE with spacer ‡D ‚o‚s‚e‚d Spring .3 ‚o‚s‚e‚d{‚s‚j‚Q‚O‚O‚U Type VSM only PTFE Type VSM only (P6610A+P6710CH) ‚o‚s‚e‚d{‚u‚V‚Q‚R‚R .1 .2 ‡F ‡G ‡H ‡E ‡E ‚o‚S‚T‚P‚X ‚o‚S‚T‚P‚X ‚o‚s‚e‚d ‚o‚s‚e‚d ‚u‚V‚Q‚R‚R ‚s‚j‚Q‚O‚O‚U PTFE yarn (P4519) with grease PTFE yarn (P4519) without grease Type ACT only PTFE ‚o‚s‚e‚d Spring ‚o‚U‚V‚P‚O‚b‚g ‚o‚U‚U‚P‚O‚` ‡I Spacer Note) Above figures show a typical gland packing structure. It may differ from actual product depending on a valve specification and fluid condition. Figure 1. Gland packing structure diagram