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In the pipe detail sheet provided by the United States, the following description is given for the valve: Description: 8” 150# RF, JAMESBURY MODE# 815L-11-3600TT LUG STYLE Material: Manual S.S. What does \"Jamesbury modes\" mean? What does 815L-11-3600TT LUG STYLE mean? What does Manual S.S mean? ? Also: In this material list, aren’t even the standards mentioned? I can’t even find out what criteria Americans use for design – it’s frustrating! ! Could some experts give me some advice? ? ? Especially those who are familiar with the designs of foreign design firms, thank you!
JAMESBURY is a company that manufactures valves; what follows is the model number of such valves. SS stands for stainless steel, right? Stainless steel
DN200, 150 pounds, raised face flange. US standard; SH standard for reference.
Jamesbury? There is a joint venture factory in Shanghai
A valve produced by JAMESBURY company is a butterfly valve. Body trim seats, part number 316SS, 316SS PTFE, 815L, 11, 3600TT; information can be found on page 42 of the PDF file at the URL below. www.deaconind.com/customer/deinsu/customerpages/PriceChanges/2008/Jamesbury_2008-06.pdf
Do Jamesbury modes refer to the butterfly valve models produced by JANESBURY in the United States? 815L-11-3600TT LUG STYLE is the specific model name; it can be found in the sample. LUG refers to the lug-type connection, Manual S.S. indicates that the operation mode is manual, and the material of the valve body/valve plate is stainless steel. The actual sample can be downloaded from the following website: http://www2.metsoautomation.com/public/brands/defaultframe.asp?type=Jamesbury:lol