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ASME Valve Standards

Reference data and engineering information about asme valve standards for standard organizations applications.

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Overview

Engineering reference data for ASME Valve Standards in standard organizations.

Key Formulas

ISO Standard

ISO  9001:2015ISO \; 9001:2015

Quality management systems.

ASTM Standard

ASTM  E8ASTM \; E8

Standard test methods for tension testing.

ANSI Standard

ANSI/ASME  B16.5ANSI/ASME \; B16.5

Pipe flanges and flanged fittings.

Variables

SymbolDescriptionUnit
ISOISOInternational Organization for Standardization
ASTMASTMAmerican Society for Testing and Materials
ANSIANSIAmerican National Standards Institute

References

Comprehensive ASME Valve Standards Reference

17 rows
Primary ASME valve standards organized by application category
standard
key
ASME A105/105M
ASME A181/181M
ASME A182/182M
ASME A727/727M
ASME A961
ASME A350
ASME A522
ASME B16.10
ASME B16.34
ASME F885
ASME F1098
ASME F1370
ASME F1508
ASME F1565
ASME F1792
ASME F1793
ASME F1795

Source: ASME Standards

Material Specification Relationships

Valve material selection follows a hierarchical approach based on service conditions:

  1. Temperature Service Classification
  • High-temperature service → ASME A182/A182M (alloy steels)
  • Standard-temperature service → ASME A105/105M (carbon steel)
  • Low-temperature service → ASME A350 (carbon/alloy steel) or ASME A522 (nickel alloy)
  1. Corrosion/Chemical Service
  • High-temperature corrosion → ASME B462 (UNS N08020, N08024, etc.)
  • Powder metallurgy alloys → ASME B834 (UNS N08367, N06625)
  1. Specialized Services
  • Marine applications → ASME F-series (F1020, F1271, F1370, etc.)
  • Gaseous oxygen → ASME F1792
  • Steam systems → ASME F1565, F1508
  • Air/nitrogen systems → ASME F1793, F1795

Valve Spring Material Standards

2 rows
Primary ASME valve standards organized by application category
standard
key
ASME A230
ASME A232

Source: ASME Standards

Material Specification Relationships

Valve material selection follows a hierarchical approach based on service conditions:

  1. Temperature Service Classification

    • High-temperature service → ASME A182/A182M (alloy steels)
    • Standard-temperature service → ASME A105/105M (carbon steel)
    • Low-temperature service → ASME A350 (carbon/alloy steel) or ASME A522 (nickel alloy)
  2. Corrosion/Chemical Service

    • High-temperature corrosion → ASME B462 (UNS N08020, N08024, etc.)
    • Powder metallurgy alloys → ASME B834 (UNS N08367, N06625)
  3. Specialized Services

    • Marine applications → ASME F-series (F1020, F1271, F1370, etc.)
    • Gaseous oxygen → ASME F1792
    • Steam systems → ASME F1565, F1508
    • Air/nitrogen systems → ASME F1793, F1795

Valve Spring Material Standards

2 rows
Dedicated valve spring material specifications
standard
key
ASME A230
ASME A232

Source: ASME Standards

Standard Designation Interpretation

Common suffixes and their meanings in ASME valve standards:

  • M suffix (e.g., A105/105M): Metric version of the standard
  • R(year): Revision year (e.g., R(1996))
  • EI: Engineering Index designation (older standards)
  • UNS: Unified Numbering System for materials (e.g., UNS N08367)

Note: The "Envelope Dimensions" standards (F885, F1098) specify installation space requirements rather than performance characteristics.