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AWWA Gate Valve Mechanical Joint

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Description

AWWA Gate Valve Mechanical Joint

ASC Series 10MN AWWA Gate Valve is a resilient wedge gate valve with mechanical-joint end connections for dependable isolation service in municipal water and utility piping systems.

The valve features a ductile iron body and bonnet, 304 stainless steel non-rising stem, operating nut, resilient wedge, and fusion-bonded epoxy coating. Series 10MN is rated for 250 PSI non-shock cold working pressure and meets AWWA C515 requirements.

Product Highlights

  • ASC Series 10MN
  • 250 PSI non-shock CWP
  • Mechanical-joint ends
  • Ductile iron body and bonnet
  • 304 stainless non-rising stem
  • Meets AWWA C515

Technical Specifications

Product Type AWWA Resilient Wedge Gate Valve
Brand ASC / SCI
Series 10MN
Body & Bonnet Ductile Iron ASTM A536 Grade 65-45-12
End Connections Mechanical Joint x Mechanical Joint
Pressure Rating 250 PSI Non-Shock CWP
Stem 304 Stainless Steel, Non-Rising
Wedge Ductile Iron with Buna-N
Operator Operating Nut
Coating Fusion-Bonded Epoxy
Standard AWWA C515

Construction Details

Series 10MN uses a ductile iron ASTM A536 Grade 65-45-12 body, bonnet, packing gland, operating nut, and resilient wedge. The wedge incorporates Buna-N sealing material.

The valve includes a 304 stainless steel non-rising stem, bronze ASTM B584 C83600 wedge nut, Buna-N stem wiper, gasket and O-rings, plus 304 stainless steel bonnet bolts.

Wax-encapsulated cap screws and fusion-bonded epoxy coating provide additional protection for demanding waterworks installations.

Valve Design & Typical Applications

Valve Design

  • Resilient wedge gate design
  • Mechanical-joint connections
  • Non-rising stainless stem
  • Operating nut actuation
  • Fusion-bonded epoxy coating

Typical Applications

  • Municipal water distribution
  • Underground water mains
  • Water treatment systems
  • Utility piping systems
  • Industrial water service

Installation & Selection Considerations

  • Confirm the required valve size.
  • Verify mechanical-joint compatibility.
  • Confirm 250 PSI service suitability.
  • Use compatible MJ components.
  • Provide operating-nut access.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ASC series for this valve?

This AWWA mechanical-joint gate valve is ASC Series 10MN.

What end connections does Series 10MN use?

Series 10MN uses mechanical-joint end connections for compatible waterworks piping.

What is the pressure rating?

Series 10MN is rated for 250 PSI non-shock cold working pressure.

What material is the valve body?

The body and bonnet are ductile iron ASTM A536 Grade 65-45-12.

What type of stem does this valve use?

The valve uses a 304 stainless steel non-rising stem.

How is the valve operated?

Series 10MN uses a ductile iron operating nut for opening and closing the valve.

Does Series 10MN meet AWWA standards?

Yes. ASC specifies Series 10MN as meeting AWWA C515.

What should I confirm before ordering?

Confirm valve size, mechanical-joint compatibility, pressure requirements, operating-nut accessibility, and intended system service.

Important Ordering & Installation Notes

  • Confirm the required valve size.
  • Verify mechanical-joint compatibility.
  • Confirm system pressure requirements.
  • Provide operating-nut accessibility.
  • Follow applicable AWWA practices.
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