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    Rodney HuntBonneted GatesA ZURNCompany

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    Bonneted Gates

    Precise Flow Control

    High Heads (to 500)

    Proven Performance

    One Source: Design,

    Build, Actuate

    Long Life, Low

    Maintenance

    Bonneted Gates

    Design Features

    Bonneted Slide Gates are normally used forregulating flow through the outlet works ofdams. They are essentially a completelyenclosed slide gate that is manufactured and

    designed to be embedded (except for theactuator) in concrete. The Bonneted SlideGate is similar to a large rectangular, orsquare, gate valve.

    Bonneted Slide Gates consist of: a verticallysliding disc or gate, upstream anddownstream frame sections, a bonnet, abonnet cover, upstream and downstreamtransition sections, one or more conduit linersections, and an actuator. Quite often

    the gates are used in tandem with the normoperating gate downstream, and theemergency closure gate upstream.

    There are bronze or stainless steel matinseats on the disc and frame, and a special

    type of flush-bottom closure arrangement isalso furnished.The size of the gate depends upon the

    head under which the gate will operate.Normally, the bonneted gate is not largerthan 10' x 10'. Rodney Hunt Bonneted Gatehave been successfully used at heads up to500'.

    Bonneted Gates can be operated manuallyelectrically, or hydraulically.

    Operation

    Hydraulic cylinder

    Bonnet cover

    Stuffingbox

    FLOW

    Liner Disc Transition

    Stem

    Bonnet

    Thrust nuts

    Vent pipe

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    High Pressure BonnetedSlide Gate Specifications

    GENERAL

    DESCRIPTION

    OPERATING and LOADINGCONDITIONS

    DESIGN COMPUTATIONS

    s specification relates to the design, manufacture andpply of the high pressure bonneted slide gate system.The system shall include the gate disc, frame, seats,nsition and liner sections, bonnet, bonnet cover, rodffing box and scraper, air vent manifold, gate positionication, transportation to the site, drawings, installation

    ocedures, operating and maintenance manuals, and aller necessary appurtenances to provide a completeerating system. The system will be as manufactured bydney Hunt Company or approved equal.

    anufacturers shall have a minimum of 1 0 yearsperience in the design and manufacture of equipmenthis type. Manufacturer shall submit as a minimum aof 10 projects with bonneted gate installations. The listall include project name, contact, telephone number,ars of service, size and method of operation.

    e gate shall have a clear waterway opening____inches by____inches. The gate equip-ent shall be arranged as shown on the con

    ct drawings.

    The gate shall be designed for a normal staticad of___feet, plus a surge resulting fromter hammer equivalent of___feet head.The gate hoisting system shall have sufficientust capacity to open the gate against a staticad of___feet and to close the gate againsttatic head of___feet and when the flowough the full gate opening is___cfs. Thest sizing computations shall conservativelynsider: the weight of the disc, rod, and piston;friction of the gate seats and rod stuffing box;

    d the hydrodynamic down-pull forces duringeration. An allowance of 20% shall be addedhe sum of the above.The conduit liner and transition pieces shall besigned to resist the forces of handling, con-te placement, and hydrostatic head equiva-t of___feet of water.The gate structure and leaf shall be designedwithstand in an overloading condition thembined forces of a normal water level and asmic acceleration of ___g (depending onsmic zone of location). The effects ofreased pressure head shall be considered inseismic computations.

    The gate structure shall be designed to with

    nd a flood condition equivalent to___feethead.

    sign criteria for each component shall be submitted toEngineer for approval prior to product computation

    d drawing submittal. These criteria shall be establishedd verified from previously designed and manufacturedtes by that manufacturer.sign computations shall be performed in sufficienttail to verify that all of the above criteria are compliedh. The design computations shall be made part of thebmittal data. Acceptance of the design criteria andmputations shall not relieve the manufacturer of theponsibility for the adequacy of the design.

    5. GATE COMPONENTSA. Gate DiscThe gate disc shall be constructed ofstructural steel plate and shall be horizontally andvertically reinforced to resist the specified loadingconditions. The bottom edge of the disc shall have abullnose contour of a proven shape. The surface of thebullnose shall have a stainless steel weld overlay and

    finished to provide a minimum 250 micro-inch finish. Apocket shall be provided on the downstream side of thedisc to contain the operating rod thrust nut. The thrust nutshall be attached to the operating rod in a manner toallow adjustment during installation. A seal shall beprovided where the operating rod penetrates the top ofthe disc. Surfaces of the disc in sliding contact with theframe shall be of corrosion resistant materials. The discfabrication shall be thermally stress relieved aftercompletion of all welding and prior to machining.

    B. Seat FacingSeat facing materials shall be selected in accordance withthe design section. Bronze seat facings shall be cast orextruded, leaded, low zinc bronze. Stainless steel seat

    facings shall be ASTM Type 344. The top horizontal seat facings shall be radiused tofacilitate engagement. The contact surfaces of the seat facings shall have asurface finish smoother than 63 micro-inch rms. Afterinstallation onto the disc and frame, the seats shall bemachined to a true plane, to obtain the tolerancesspecified under the assembly and testing section.

    C. Gate Frame and BonnetThe guide slot shall be of a design to minimizecavitation. All sliding surfaces contacting the disc shall beof corrosion resistant materials. A bronze bar shall beprovided at the inert to contact the disc bottom. Frameand bonnet halves shall be flanged, bolted, pinned and

    gasketed in the manufacturer's shop.

    D. Transitions and Conduit Lin er SectionsA straight section of conduit liner shall be providedimmediately upstream of the gate disc. The straightsection shall have a minimum length of one gate width.The maximum inward or outward slope allowed intransition sections shall be 1:10. Transition and liner sections shall be designed tominimize weld distortions so that the straightness criteriaof the shop testing section can be obtained. Fluidway surfaces shall have a roughness smootherthan 250 micro-inch rms. Gates for operating heads inexcess of 200 feet shall have the fluidway surface ofstainless steel.

    Grout holes shall be provided to fill the voids in thepockets on the underside of the gate assembly. The groutholes shall be threaded for pipe plugs. After grouting iscomplete the heads of the plugs are to be ground flushand painted. The joint between sections shall be flanged and bolted.The flanges shall be machined to be flat, perpendicular tothe fluidway, and parallel to their opposite ends. Flangebolting patterns shall be concentric. The flanges shallhave the centerlines scribed and the word "TOP"stamped. A suitable gasket must be provided at eachflanged joint.

    E. Bonnet CoverThe bonnet cover shall be attached to the top of the gate

    bonnet with stainless steel studs and

    tapped holes in the bonnet flange. Dowel pins shaprovided to assure alignment. An 0-ring type seal sprovided in a groove in the top of the bonnet. The stuffing box and gland shall be cast bronzestuffing box shall have "V" shaped chevron packingpacking gland shall be adjusted from the top. A rodscraper shall be provided on the underside of the b

    cover.

    F. Air Vent PipingIt shall be the responsibility of the gate manufacturdetermine the necessity of air vent piping and todetermine the size, location and shape of the air vepiping system. The air vent piping shall be steel.

    The gate manufacturer shall be responsible for theselection of materials except as otherwise noted.Materials shall be used that have provided satisfacservice in past installations.

    Each gate shall be assembled in the shop completall transitions and conduit liners, bonnets, bonnet cand stuffing boxes. Flange bolts shall be snug but torqued. The stuffing box gland shall be left loose wcompressing the packing. The following checks shmade and discrepancies rectified:1. The liner, transition and frame sections shall bechecked for mismatch offsets.2. A 3 ft. straight edge shall be used to check thewaviness of the fluidway parallel to the direction ofThe contact of the disc bottom to the frame shall bchecked by the same criteria.3. The gate shall be stroked through several operacycles to assure smooth, non-binding operation.4. An operation test of the hydraulic and electrical

    system shall be made to demonstrate proper functof the system including the functioning and sequenall control and alarm devices.5. The hydraulic cylinders shall be hydrostatically tin the cylinder manufacturer's shop at a pressure oof the hydraulic power unit design pressure.

    The gate disc and all exposed steel surfaces shall blasted to SSPC SP-10.

    Hoisting Equipment

    Prime:One (1 ) coat of Amerlock

    400 at 5.0 mils thick Finish:One ( 1 ) coat of Amercoat 450HS, color gray _

    Immersed Equipment

    Prime:One (1 ) coat of Amerlock400 at 5.0 mils thick

    Finish:One (1 ) coat of Amerlock400 at 5.0 mils thick

    All welding will be done in accordance with AWS D

    6. MATERIALS

    7. SHOP ASSEMBLY and TESTING

    8. PAINTING

    9. WELDING