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GB/T 4213-2024: PDF in English (GBT 4213-2024)

GB/T 4213-2024 GB NATIONAL STANDARD OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA ICS 23.060.01 CCS N 16 Replacing GB/T 4213-2008 Pneumatic Control Valves 气动控制阀 ISSUED ON. DECEMBER 31, 2024 IMPLEMENTED ON. JULY 1, 2025 Issued by. State Administration for Market Regulation; Standardization Administration of the People’s Republic of China. Table of Contents Foreword... 4 1 Scope... 7 2 Normative References... 7 3 Terms and Definitions... 7 4 Product Classification and General Requirements... 8 4.1 Classification by Control Valve Functions... 8 4.2 Classification by Control Valve Motion Mode... 8 4.3 Classification by Control Valve Action Mode... 8 4.4 Classification by Control Valve Actuator Type... 8 4.5 Nominal diameter (DN or NPS)... 8 4.6 Nominal Pressure (PN series) or Pressure Class (Class series)... 9 4.7 Input Signal... 9 4.8 Gas Source... 10 4.9 Normal Working Conditions... 10 4.10 Signal Pipe Thread... 10 4.11 Types and Dimensions of Connection End... 11 5 Technical Requirements... 11 5.1 Compressive Strength... 11 5.2 Sealing of Packing Boxes and Other Joints... 11 5.3 Leakage... 11 5.4 Sealing of Air Chamber... 15 5.5 Intrinsic Error... 15 5.6 Hysteresis Plus Dead Band... 15 5.7 Start and End Point Deviation... 15 5.8 Dead Band... 15 5.9 Rated Stroke Deviation... 16 5.10 Rated Flow Coefficient... 16 5.11 Inherent Flow Characteristics... 16 5.12 Resistance to Operational Vibration... 18 5.13 Action life... 18 5.14 Wall Thickness of Valve Body... 19 5.15 Chemical Composition of Valve Body and Valve Cover... 19 5.16 Surface quality... 19 Pneumatic Control Valves 1 Scope This document specifies the product classification and general requirements, technical requirements, test methods, inspection rules, marking, packaging and storage of pneumatic control valves for industrial process control systems. This document applies to various types of pneumatic control valves consisting of pneumatic actuators and valves (hereinafter referred to as “control valves”). This document also applies to stand-alone pneumatic actuators and valve assemblies. Control valves with specific working conditions in countries with radioactive working environments or other hazardous working environments may refer to this document for implementation. 2 Normative References The contents of the following documents constitute indispensable clauses of this document through the normative references in the text. In terms of references with a specified date, only versions with a specified date are applicable to this document. In terms of references without a specified date, the latest version (including all the modifications) is applicable to this document. GB/T 12224 General Requirements for Industrial Steel Valves GB/T 13384 General Specifications for Packing of Mechanical and Electrical Product GB/T 17213 (all parts) Industrial-process Control Valves GB/T 17213.2-2017 Industrial-process Control Valves - Part 2-1.Flow Capacity - Sizing Equations for Fluid Flow under Installed Conditions GB/T 26640 Specification for Minimal Thickness of the Shell of Valves GB/T 26815 Terminologies for Industrial-process Measurement and Control Instruments - Terms of Final Controlling Elements 3 Terms and Definitions The terms and definitions defined in GB/T 17213 (all parts) and GB/T 26815 are applicable to this document. number. The value following the nominal diameter DN of the control valve shall be selected from the following preferred values. 6, 8, 10, 15, 20, 25, 32, 40, 50, 65, 80, 100, 125, 150, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 450, 500, etc. The value following the nominal diameter NPS of the control valve shall be selected from the following preferred values. ଼, ସ, ଼, ଶ, ସ, 1, 1 ସ,1 ଶ, 2, 2 ଶ, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, etc. NOTE 1.the dimensionless number for nominal diameter is directly associated with a characteristic dimension, for example, the bore or outer diameter of an end connector. NOTE 2.unless otherwise specified in the relevant standards, dimensionless numbers do not represent measured values and are not used in calculations. NOTE 3.the correlation between DN and NPS is shown in Appendix A. 4.6 Nominal Pressure (PN series) or Pressure Class (Class series) An alphanumeric designation consisting of the letters PN or Class, followed by a dimensionless number. The value following the nominal pressure (PN) of the control valve shall be selected from the following preferred values. 2.5, 6, 10, 16, 25, 40, 63, 100, 160, 250, 320, 400, etc. The value following the pressure class (Class) of the control valve shall be selected from the following preferred values. 150, 300, 400, 600, 900, 1,500, 2,500, etc. NOTE 1.the letters PN or Class have no meaning except in conjunction with the relevant piping element standards. NOTE 2.unless otherwise specified in the relevant standards, dimensionless numbers do not represent measured values and are not used in calculations. NOTE 3.the maximum allowable working pressure depends on the PN value or Class value, materials, element design and working temperature, etc. 4.7 Input Signal The input signal type and range are determined by the manufacturer or as required by the order contract. 4.8 Gas Source 4.8.1 Maximum gas source pressure The maximum values of the gas source pressure are as follows. a) Pneumatic diaphragm control valve. 600 kPa; b) Pneumatic piston control valve. 1,000 kPa. NOTE. special gas source pressure is allowed to be used upon agreement between the user (buyer) and the manufacturer. 4.8.2 Humidity of gas source The dew point of the gas source at operating pressure shall be at least 10 °C lower than the working environment temperature of the control valve. 4.8.3 Quality of gas source The quality requirements of the gas source are as follows. a) The gas source shall be free of obvious oils (liquid oil, suspended oil, oil vapor) and other liquids, the oil concentration shall not exceed 5 mg/m3, and the liquid water concentration shall not exceed 10 g/m3; b) The gas source should not contain corrosive gases, vapor and solvents; c) Explosive gas shall not be used as the gas source; d) The solid particle concentration in the gas source of the control valve with a positioner shall not exceed 5 mg/m3, and the particle diameter shall not exceed 5 m. 4.9 Normal Working Conditions Unless otherwise specified, the control valve shall be able to normally operate in the following atmospheric conditions. a) Temperature. 25 C ~ +55 C, 40 C ~ +70 C or 30 C ~ +80 C; special working temperature ranges may be used, but the temperature value shall be an integral multiple of 5 C. b) Relative humidity. 5% ~ 100%. 4.10 Signal Pipe Thread The thread types and sizes of the connection between the pneumatic actuator and the signal transmission pipeline are NPTଵ଼, NPT ସ, NPT ଼ and NPT ଶ, etc. Other types and sizes may also be used in accordance with the user (buyer) requirements. 4.11 Types and Dimensions of Connection End The types and sizes of connection end shall meet the following requirements. a) The types of connection end of the control valve are flange, welding, thread and double-clip type, etc.; b) The types and sizes of the control valve connection end shall comply with the corresponding provisions in the national standards and industry standards; c) Other standard or specific connection end types and sizes required by the user (buyer). 5 Technical Requirements 5.1 Compressive Strength The control valve shall be subjected to the compressive strength test using room temperature water as the medium at a test pressure of 1.5 times the nominal pressure or 1.5 times the maximum allowable working pressure at 38 °C. During the test, there shall be no visible leakage from the valve body. If agreed upon by the user (buyer) and the manufacturer, the test may be carried out on the pressure-bearing parts, but the assembled control valve shall also be subjected to a gas test at a pressure not exceeding 0.6 MPa, and the valve body shall not have any visible leakage. 5.2 Sealing of Packing Boxes and Other Joints Procedure A. the test medium is room temperature water. The packing boxes and other joints of the control valve shall ensure that there is no leakage at a test pressure of 1.1 times the maximum allowable working pressure at 38 C. The test pressure value of special-purpose control valves shall be agreed upon by the manufacturer and the user (buyer). Procedure B. if agreed upon by the user (buyer) and the manufacturer, Procedure B may be adopted. The test medium is gas. The packing boxes and other joints of the control valve shall ensure that there is no leakage under the test pressure of 0.35 MPa. When the maximum allowable working pressure of the valve is lower than 0.35 MPa, the test pressure is the maximum allowable working pressure. 5.3 Leakage 5.3.1 The leakage of the control valve under the specified test conditions shall comply with the provisions of Table 1. 5.3.2 The leakage level I of the control valve is required to be determined by the user (buyer) and the manufacturer. However, the leakage level of the control valve with a single-seat valve conditions. After the test, the intrinsic error, hysteresis plus dead band, air chamber sealing, and sealing of packing boxes and other joints of the adjusting control valves shall comply with the requirements of this document. After the test, the air chamber sealing, and sealing of packing boxes and other joints of the switching type control valves shall comply with the requirements of this document; b) The number of times each type of control valve actions can be selected from the following number systems. 2,500, 4,000, 10,000, 20,000, 40,000, 100,000, 160,000; c) For various types of adjustable control valves with nominal pressure  PN63, nominal diameter  DN300, equipped with pneumatic diaphragm actuators, polytetrafluoroethylene molded packing, and non-elastic seals, the action life times shall not be lower than 100,000; d) The action life of special-purpose control valves may be agreed upon by the manufacturer and the user (buyer). 5.14 Wall Thickness of Valve Body For iron valves, the wall thickness of valve body shall comply with the provisions of GB/T 26640; for steel valves, the wall thickness of valve body shall comply with the provisions of GB/T 12224. If agreed upon by the user (buyer) and the manufacturer, the wall thickness of valve body may be designed in accordance with the requirements of other standards. 5.15 Chemical Composition of Valve Body and Valve Cover It shall comply with the requirements of corresponding material standards. 5.16 Surface quality The pneumatic actuator and valve surface of the control valve shall be painted or coated with other coatings. If the valve body is made of stainless steel or copper, the surface does not need to be painted. The surface coating of the pneumatic actuator and valve shall be smooth and intact, and there shall be no defects, such as. peeling, bruises and scars; the fasteners shall not be loose or damaged. The stroke scale and pointer of the pneumatic actuator shall be firmly installed and have clear indications. 5.17 Others The various kinds of control valves used for special occasions, such as. fire prevention, explosion prevention, corrosion prevention, high temperature and high pressure, etc. shall comply with the technical requirements specified in relevant standards. box and other joints for leakage. After the test, it shall be drained, cleaned and dried. After passing the test, the packing box shall not be adjusted in subsequent tests. Procedure B. the test medium is clean gas. In accordance with the specified inlet direction, introduce it into the valve body of the control valve, with the outlet end closed. The test pressure is 0.35 MPa. At the same time, make the valve stem (shaft) reciprocate 1 ~ 3 times per minute for a duration of not less than 3 minutes. Observe the control valve packing box and other joints for leakage. If the maximum allowable working pressure of the control valve is less than 0.35 MPa, the test pressure shall be the maximum allowable working pressure. 6.4 Leakage 6.4.1 The test medium shall be clean gas or room temperature water. 6.4.2 Test medium pressure. a) In Test Procedure 1, it shall be 0.35 MPa. When the maximum working pressure difference of the control valve is less than 0.35 MPa, the maximum working pressure difference specified in the design shall be adopted, and the deviation shall be within 5%; b) In Test Procedure 2, it shall be the maximum working pressure difference of the control valve, and the deviation shall be within 5%. 6.4.3 Test gas source signal pressure. the pneumatic actuator shall be adjusted to the specified working state. In Test Procedure 1, the input gas source pressure of the air-to-open control valve actuator shall be zero; the input gas source pressure of the air-to-close control valve actuator shall not exceed 1.2 times the upper limit of the spring pressure range; the input gas source pressure of the switching type control valve actuator shall be the rated gas source pressure. In Test Procedure 2, the gas source pressure of the actuator shall be the same as in Test Procedure 1. When testing a valve that has not yet been equipped with a pneumatic actuator, a thrust device shall be added to the test, and the force applied shall not exceed the maximum valve seat sealing force specified by the manufacturer. 6.4.4 Test medium flow direction. the test medium shall be injected into the valve in accordance with the specified direction. The control valve outlet shall be directly connected to the atmosphere or connected to a low-pressure head loss measurement device whose outlet is connected to the atmosphere. Only after it is confirmed that the valve and all downstream connecting pipelines are completely filled with the medium and the leakage is stable can the leakage be measured. 6.4.5 Measurement error. the measurement error of leakage and pressure shall be less than 10% of the reading value. Appendix B gives examples of leakage calculation. 6.5 Sealing of Air Chamber Introduce a gas source with the rated pressure specified in the design into the sealed air chamber, cut off the gas source, and observe the pressure drop in the diaphragm air chamber or each air chamber in the cylinder within 5 minutes. For actuator air chambers with no possibility of internal leakage, soapy water can be applied to the seals of the air chamber to check for leakage. For small-sized actuators, they can also be directly immersed in water to check for leakage. 6.6 Intrinsic error When conducting the test of intrinsic error, it shall be ensured that the packing is compacted and satisfies the requirements of 5.2. Smoothly input the specified input signal into the actuator air chamber (or positioner) in the increasing or decreasing direction and measure the stroke value corresponding to each point. In accordance with Formula (1), calculate the error at each point between the actual “signalstroke” relations and the theoretical relations. The maximum value is the intrinsic error. Where, i---the error of the ith point; li---the actual stroke of the ith point; Li---the theoretical stroke of the ith point; L---the rated stroke of the control valve. Unless otherwise specified, the test points shall include at least five points (0%, 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%) of the signal range. The limit of intrinsic error on the measurement instrument shall not be greater than 25% of the intrinsic error limit of the control valve under test. 6.7 Hysteresis Plus Dead Band When conducting the test of hysteresis plus dead band, it shall be ensured that the packing is compacted and satisfies the requirements of 5.2. The test procedures are the same as that in 6.6.The ratio of the absolute value of the maximum difference between the positive and negative strokes measured on the same input signal to the rated stroke is the hysteresis plus dead band. 6.8 Start and End Point Deviation When conducting the test of start and end point deviation, it shall be ensured that the packing The control valve shall also be subjected to a vibration resistance test at the resonant frequency for (30  1) min. If there is no resonance point, it shall be vibrated at 150 Hz for (30  1) min. After the test, the various performances shall be measured in accordance with 6.3, 6.5, 6.6 and 6.7. 6.13 Action Life Test When the control valve is under the condition of ambient temperature of 5 C ~ 40 C, the adjustable control valve is subjected to reciprocating motion at 80% rated stroke, excluding the closed position; after the acceleration test, the various performances shall be measured in accordance with 6.3, 6.5, 6.6 and 6.7.The switching control valve is subjected to reciprocating motion at the rated stroke; after the acceleration test, the various performances shall be measured in accordance with 6.3, 6.4 and 6.5. The proportion of action time in a cycle time shall not be less than 1/2. 6.14 Wall Thickness of Valve Body Use a thickness gauge or special caliper to measure the wall thickness of the valve body flow channel or center cavity. 6.15 Chemical Composition of Valve Body and Valve Cover Use a spectrometer to analyze the machined surfaces of the valve body and valve cover or the test bars of the same furnace number, or take samples for analysis by the chemical method. For valve body and valve cover of the same heat number, only the valve body or valve cover needs to be analyzed. 6.16 Surface Quality Adopt the visual inspection and hand feeling method to check the surface quality. 7 Inspection Rules 7.1 Exit-factory test Each product shall pass the inspection by the manufacturer’s quality inspection department and obtain an issued product certificate before it is allowed to exit the factory. When the complete control valve product, actuator or valve body separately exits the factory, the exit-factory test items are shown in Table 11. 7.2 Type Test Type test shall be carried out under one of the following circumstances. a) When conducting trial production and appraisal of new products or old products f) Input signal range (S); g) Rated stroke (S); h) Rated flow coefficient (S); i) Flow characteristics (not required for the switching type) (S); j) Valve body material (M); k) Design number (may also be marked on a separate nameplate) (S); l) Product manufacturing number (M); m) Year and month of product manufacturing (S). For small-sized control valves, when due to the limitation of nameplate size, all markings cannot be accommodated, some markings may be omitted, but items a), b), h), l), and m) shall be marked on the nameplate. Other mandatory markings. c), d) and j) shall be marked on the valve body. NOTE 1.M stands for mandatory; S stands for supplementary. NOTE 2.minimum marking provisions for small-sized control valves are provided for quick identification of parameters. 8.2 Packaging Before packaging, all uncoated and rust-prone external machined surfaces of the control valve shall be coated with anti-rust oil or other anti-rust measures shall be taken. The valve inlet and outlet ports and the threaded holes of the signal transmission pipe shall be sealed and properly packaged in accordance with GB/T 13384 to ensure that they are not damaged during transportation. The technical documents packed with the control valve are. a) Product exit-factory certification documents; b) Product instruction manual; c) Packing list; d) Other documents required by the user (buyer). 8.3 Storage The control valves shall be stored in a room with an air temperature of 5 C ~ 40 C and a relative humidity of not greater than 90%. The air shall not contain harmful impurities that may corrode the control valves. ......
 
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