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ASME/DOT Container Valves
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DOT Multivalves
(7)Intended for use in vapor withdrawal service for DOT containers up to 420 lbs as fuel line shutoff valves in combination with a fill and vapor relief valve. Ideal for on-site filling without interruption of service by combining all functions into single tank opening
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The ME662 Series Multi-Service Valve is intended for use in vapor withdrawal service for ASME containers or as fuel line shutoff valve in combination with an integral double check fill and vapor equalization vale. The ME665 Series Multi-Service Valve is intended for use in vapor withdrawal service for ASME containers or as fuel line shutoff valve in combination with an integral double check vapor equalization valve.
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Intended for use in liquid service for DOT containers up to 100 lb. LPG capacity as fuel line shutoff valves in combination with a liquid fill and vapor relief valve.
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Intended for use in vapor withdrawal service for DOT containers up to 100 lb. LPG capacity as fuel line shutoff valves in combination with a liquid fill and vapor relief valve
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These multi-purpose valves are designed for use on domestic ASME underground tanks that require a single opening except for a separate liquid withdrawal port.
Note: Gauge and internal liquid fill pipe not included.
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Designed to allow maximum product transfer with its manually operated open throat design. These valves have an integral high flow primary soft-seat back check and a manually operated secondary shutoff valve for maximum protection against leaks. Because these valves provide a manually operated shutoff device, the need for a flow restricting fill check adapter has been eliminated.
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Intended for use in vapor withdrawal service for ASME and DOT containers or as fuel line shutoff valves.
Note: These valves do not incorporate an integral pressure relief valve and are intended for use in containers that have a separate stand-alone pressure relief valve sized to properly handle the container’s capacity.
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Intended for use in vapor withdrawal service for ASME tanks where more than one vessel is installed. The internal excess flow device at the inlet of the shutoff valve provides excess flow protection in the event of a downstream line break.
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Used as pressure relief device on larger ASME engine fuel containers and recreational vehicle containers.
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The upper check can be opened with vapor equalizing hose couplings equipped with projecting nozzle tips where the lower check is a normally open excess flow type. The lower excess flow check assembly automatically closes when flow out of the container exceeds its rated capacity.
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Designed to provide a way to visually determine that a tank has reached maximum allowable fill capacity. The dip tube end of a fixed liquid level gauge should be set equal to 80% of the liquid level tank capacity and installed in the vapor space of the tank. The vent valve should be opened before filling begins during which time vapor will be discharged. Once the tank reaches maximum liquid fill capacity (80% of the tank capacity), liquid ill begin to discharge from the vent valve telling the operator the tank has reached maximum allowable fill capacity and the filling operation should cease immediately
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Vent Valves
(7)Marshall Excelsior is the only manufacturer in the industry that offers these types of vent valves-Low Emission, Self-Cleaning Low Emission, and Standard Vent Valves. All the vent valves below are designed to minimize loss of product while allowing the operator to effectively bleed own connections and detect liquid while filling containers
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Developed to mount a pressure gauge and fixed tube liquid level gauge all in one valve. The shutoff portion of the valve increases the pressure gauge’s life and accuracy by eliminating constant gauge pressure and allows for easy gauge replacement. To replace a gauge simply close the valve and open the vent valve to relieve pressure before disassembling pressure gauge.
The valve can be installed at the maximum fill level or a 1/8” MNPT dip tube can be installed on the container connection side to set any liquid level desired. For use in ASME bulk storage containers and DOT transport tank installations
Additionally, these valves can be used for a wide variety of other applications, including in-line use, as they meet the requirements of UL 125 – Flow Control Valves
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These valves can also be used for temporary liquid withdrawal applications such as emergency evacuations or container relocation, when utilized in conjunction with a Liquid Withdrawal Tank Valve featuring integral excess flow protection (ME460 or ME462 Series) installed directly into a container liquid withdrawal port and the appropriate Liquid Withdrawal Adapter (ME458 Series) installed onto the ME449 Series Liquid Withdrawal Transfer Valve connected to the delivery truck or service truck transfer hose.
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Designed for use between the liquid transfer shutoff valve and the liquid withdrawal tank valve. These adapters enable the tank valve to open properly and allows a tight seal when transferring liquid. Special threads on the tank valve and the adapter help eliminate tampering
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Liquid withdrawal check valves provide excess flow protection in the event of a downstream connection or line failure. The safety breakaway feature laves valve seals intact in the event of truck roll-away
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Intended for use as a high capacity liquid withdrawal valve with a manual shut off device in LPG or NH3 containers. These valves are equipped with an integrated excess flow feature that is internal to the container. The ME671IBC is equipped with an integrated back check (IBC) feature built into the lower portion of the seat disc assembly. This feature allows liquid pressure built upstream of the shut-off disc assembly to automatically be relieved back to the container when line pressures exceed 10-25 PSI over container pressure. The (IBC) feature eliminates the need for hydrostatic relief valves to protect upstream piping or lines as well as greatly reducing product emissions and overall system safety.