FCI 91-1-2020
Standard for Qualification of Control Valve Stem Seals
standard by Fluid Controls Institute, 2020
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FCI 91-1-2020 shall apply to rotary and linear motion control valves. Bellows, diaphragms and tubular stem seals are not covered by this standard.
This standard shall not apply to valves that are governed by conflicting national or international standards.
Municipal, state and federal regulations may require additional qualifications testing that is beyond the scope of this standard.
The test results from this standard shall only be used to predict leakage at conditions within the qualified pressure and temperature rating.
The laboratory proof of the design as described may not guarantee similar results when the control valve is exposed to different field process conditions.
This standard shall not apply to valves that are governed by conflicting national or international standards.
Municipal, state and federal regulations may require additional qualifications testing that is beyond the scope of this standard.
The test results from this standard shall only be used to predict leakage at conditions within the qualified pressure and temperature rating.
The laboratory proof of the design as described may not guarantee similar results when the control valve is exposed to different field process conditions.
