General Description
• Incorporates three separate
functions of (1) positive fluid shut-off,
(2) regulation and, (3) pressure
letdown.
• Designed and constructed to
accept pressure drops of the
highest magnitude.
• Assured disc-seat alignment through
above and below seat guiding
element.
• Suitable for modulating or on-off
services.
• Can be provided with pneumatic,
hydraulic, or electric actuators.
• Choice of forged body materials.
• Rigorously tested and proven
successful.
• Successful performance record in
scores of utility steam plants.
• Need for reducers can be eliminated.
Normally, inlet and outlet end
connections can match existing line
sizes.
• Quiet operation resulting from
velocity control.
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Flow Control United States and/or other countries. All other brand names, product names, or trademarks belong to their
respective holders.
Inlet Nozzle
Inlet Nozzle
Seat
Bushing Seal
Cascade Shaft
Cascade Bushing
Piston Lobe
Body
Typical Applications
Liquid Service
Desuperheating Spray Water Control System
1. Centrifugal pump
Steam flow from
recirculation systems.
superheater outlet 2. Pressurizer relief valves.
To H.P.
Heater Controller 3. Pressure reducing systems.
positioner
How it Works
Desuperheater
sprayhead The valve divides the fluid flow into
Turbo-
multiple streams and breaks down the
Manual Manual
isolation cascade isolation high pressure in separate stages by
valve valve valve Thermal inducing 90 degree changes in flow
Gate shield
valve direction to dissipate energy.
Manual bypass
valve As shown in Figure 2, the total pressure
Check Temperature drop of 2800 psi is broken down into four
valve Temperature sensor
transmitter
successive breakdowns of 1297 psi (first
stage), 793 psi (second stage), 465 psi
(third stage), and 245 psi (fourth stage).
B.F. Pump
To steam turbine Because the reducing pressure spike at
no time goes below the vapor pressure
Boiler Feed Pump Recirculation Control System of 35 psia, cavitation will not occur.
Each stage of pressure letdown is
Gate at right angles to the following stage.
valve Deaerator This causes the fluid passing through
the valve to change flow direction as
Turbo- 3-way air it cascades down through the valve,
cascade solenoid
valve valve dissipating additional energy. In
To H.P. Heater
addition, each Turbo-Cascade valve
has a fixed orifice in its outlet to provide
yet another stage of pressure drop that
Flow- eliminates the possibility of cavitation
meter in the last stage.
As shown in the cutaway illustration
Flow sensor orifice
(Figure 3), the cage or bushing through
which the cascade piston travels has
cast grooves which provides an
increase in flow area as the fluid passes
Application Conditions
Pi = Qb = 600 gpm
through the valve. The cascade shaft
3100 has precisely machined lobes that
psig Pi = 3100 psig
move up and down inside the fluted
Pd = 300 psig
bushing. Varying the position of the
DP = 2800 psi lobes within the fluted bushing varies
ΔP1 = 1297 psig T = 260°F the area exposed to flow and thus
#1
Stage Pv = 35 psia controls valve capacity.
1803 psig G = 0.94
P
To increase flow area further, the
Cv = 11 (4 stages)
(psig) #2 ΔP2 = 793 psig diameter of the cascade shaft between
Stage the lobes decreases toward the valve
1010 psig
ΔP3 = 465 psig outlet.The increasingly larger flow area
#3 forces higher pressure drop on the
Stage 545 psig ΔP4 = 245 psig
P d = 300 psig upper inlet stages. This is to assure that
#4
P v = 35 psia Stage the pressure at all points within the
valve remains above the vapor pressure
of the liquid, thus preventing cavitation.
Valve
Inlet
Figure 2 - Controlled pressure reduction in Yarway valves helps prevent cavitation, which
can occur if pressure drops below the vapor pressure of the liquid. Consult Yarway if the
pressure at the outlet of the Turbo-Cascade valve is near liquid vapor pressure.
Valve Actuation A hydraulic balancing technique is used thus preventing a high operating sound-
The valve is designed for compatibility in larger Turbo-Cascade valves for very pressure level in even the most severe
with a variety of actuators and high pressures to provide automatic pressure letdown situations.
positioners – pneumatic, hydraulic or operation. Smaller valves, with up to 2"
electric. A simple form of actuator is The design of the valve places the
intervals, are unbalanced and can
a cylinder for on-off operation. The seating surfaces on the upstream or
easily be operated by pneumatic piston
position of the actuator is controlled high pressure side with flow over the
or diaphragm actuators. In larger sizes,
by a solenoid valve that opens or closes seat. A slight deadband protects the
most have balanced pistons so that
the Turbo-Cascade on signal. Valves seating surfaces, allowing them to
pneumatic actuators can be used.
requiring flow modulation are equipped separate before appreciable flow
with cylinder or diaphragm actuators Turbo-Cascade valves are quiet by begins. These features combine to
and appropriate positioners. design. The fluted flow configuration provide tight shut-off in high pressure
of the internals effectively limits fluid service over extended periods of time.
velocity at all points within the valve,
Control valve for ____________________ Pressure reduction shall be The fluid pressure breakdown shall take
service, Tag No. ____________________ , accomplished in stages to dissipate place through a series of characterized
in accordance with data sheet attached, pressure and control velocity by passages between the stem and the
shall be a Yarway Turbo-Cascade valve, directing the fluid through a series of bushing whose flow area will be of
Series 5400, forged steel body, variable orifices whose individual flow sufficient cross-sectional area to
incorporating separate elements for area increases as the valve is opened. preclude the possibility of obstruction
tight shut-off and throttling. by foreign particles. Valve shall operate
with a sound pressure level of 90 dBA
or less measured three feet from the
valve, three feet downstream.
Flow Coefficients
Note: 1. Standard inlet and outlet 1" through 2 " flanged or socketweld,
3" and larger buttweld end. Nominal Line Size – Inches.
Minimum
Minimum E
E
12" removal
12” Removal
clearance
Clearance Piping
Piping
clearance
Clearance
D
9
16, 17
16, 17
24
4
18
15
19
11, 12
13, 14
C
11
2
21
22
Flow 7
8
27 20
A 26
6
F
5
23
23
Nominal
Nominal 10
27
Pipe O.D.
Pipe O.D.
B
B
Minimum
Minimum Piston
Pistonoperator
Operator 44
12" removal 44
Removal
12” clearance
Clearance 23
23
H Piping
H Piping
clearance
Clearance
45
45
46
46
23
23
34
40
39
39
32
32 38
D 29
29
30
30
9 14
16, 17
4
33
15 19
18 8, 13
37
11, 12
2
C
C 11
21
35, 36
Flow 7
20
20
33
33
22
43 5
A
6
25
31
42
42
B
Notes:
1. Recommended spare parts for service inspection (on hand).
2. Valve constructed in accordance with ANSI B.16.34 & B.16.5 with tolerances per B.16.11
3. Temperature limitation: 500°F.
4. Install any valve with minimum straight piping 6" upstream, 18" downstream. Install any reducers at end of straight runs.
Actuator height depends on application and accessories required. Contact your sales representative for more information.
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