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AWWA Swing Check Valve Flanged

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Description

AWWA Swing Check Valve Flanged

ASC Series 22FC AWWA Swing Check Valve is a flanged ductile iron check valve designed to automatically permit forward flow while helping prevent reverse flow in waterworks and compatible piping systems.

The valve features a ductile iron body, EPDM resilient disc seat ring, brass body seat, Class 125 flanged connections, and fusion-bonded epoxy coating. Series 22FC is rated for 300 PSI cold working pressure and conforms to AWWA C508.

Product Highlights

  • ASC Series 22FC
  • 300 PSI CWP
  • AWWA C508 compliant
  • Class 125 flanged ends
  • EPDM resilient disc
  • Fusion-bonded epoxy coating

Technical Specifications

Product Type AWWA Swing Check Valve
Brand ASC / SCI
Series 22FC
Body Material Ductile Iron ASTM A536 Grade 65-45-12
End Connections Flanged
Flange Standard ASME / ANSI Class 125
Pressure Rating 300 PSI CWP
Disc Ductile Iron ASTM A536 Grade 65-45-12
Disc Seat Ring EPDM Rubber
Body Seat Brass ASTM B62 C83600
Coating Fusion-Bonded Epoxy, AWWA C550
Standards AWWA C508 / MSS-SP-71
Compliance NSF/ANSI 372-2011

Construction Details

Series 22FC uses a ductile iron ASTM A536 Grade 65-45-12 body, bonnet, disc, retainer washer, and clapper arm for durable waterworks service.

The sealing assembly includes a brass ASTM B62 C83600 body seat and EPDM resilient disc seat ring. EPDM O-rings and a PTFE bonnet gasket are also used within the valve assembly.

Internal hardware includes 304, 316, and 410 stainless steel components along with bronze components. The exterior incorporates a fusion-bonded epoxy coating conforming to AWWA C550.

Check Valve Design & Typical Applications

Swing Check Design

  • Automatic flow operation
  • Resilient EPDM disc seal
  • Brass body seat
  • Four-boss body design
  • Flanged installation

Typical Applications

  • Municipal water distribution
  • Water treatment systems
  • Pump discharge piping
  • Utility water systems
  • Industrial water piping

Installation & Selection Considerations

  • Confirm the required valve size.
  • Verify Class 125 flange compatibility.
  • Confirm flow direction before installation.
  • Select compatible flange gaskets.
  • Confirm 300 PSI service suitability.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the ASC series for this swing check valve?

This flanged ductile iron AWWA swing check valve is ASC Series 22FC.

What is the pressure rating?

Series 22FC is rated for 300 PSI cold working pressure.

What material is the valve body?

The valve body is ductile iron ASTM A536 Grade 65-45-12.

What type of flange does Series 22FC use?

Series 22FC uses ASME / ANSI Class 125 flanged end connections.

What sealing materials are used?

The valve uses an EPDM resilient disc seat ring with a brass ASTM B62 C83600 body seat.

Does the Series 22FC meet AWWA C508?

Yes. ASC specifies Series 22FC as conforming to AWWA C508 and meeting MSS-SP-71.

What does a swing check valve do?

It allows flow in the intended direction and automatically closes when flow reverses to help prevent backflow.

What should I confirm before ordering?

Confirm valve size, Class 125 flange compatibility, system pressure, flow direction, sealing requirements, and intended service.

Important Ordering & Installation Notes

  • Confirm the required valve size.
  • Verify mating flange compatibility.
  • Install in the correct flow direction.
  • Select compatible flange gaskets.
  • Follow applicable AWWA practices.
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