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HPB-114Effective 4/1/01Revised 8/1/04

Low-extractable piping for ultra-pure water systems

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Available from Aetna Plastics (www.aetnaplastics.com)

Harvel LXT® piping systems provide a cost-effective alternative to other piping materialstypically used for ultra-pure water applications in the semiconductor, electronics, biotechnologyand other industries. Lower material costs combined with fast, reliable installation greatlyreduce installation costs – resulting in significant savings without jeopardizing water quality.

In addition to significant cost savings, Harvel LXT® piping systems offer several otheradvantages for ultra-pure water applications. These include non-contaminating materialwith extremely low-extractable contaminants (particularly Total Oxidizable Carbon andtrace metals), ultra-smooth interior walls, strong Schedule 80 dimensions, specialty one-step solvent-cement joining system that cures fast, and unique translucency for visualinspection of joint integrity.

• Complete line of pipe, fittings and valves IPS Sizes 1/2" – 6" diameters

• Strong Schedule 80 dimensions for pressure service

• Advanced Harvel LXT® (low-extractable) materialsignificantly reduces leachable contaminationcompared to conventional PVC and other pipingmaterials.

• Exceptionally smooth interior walls reduce particlecontaminants

• Fast, reliable installation with simple, inexpensivejoining methods

• Proprietary one-step fast-setting joining methodreduces TOC contamination and rinses up quickly

• Unique blue translucency enables visual inspectionof joint integrity

• Good chemical/corrosion resistance, high-impactstrength, low thermal conductivity

• Bagged, sealed and boxed on-line for use in high-purity environments

• High Quality

• Low Maintenance

• Cost Effective

Harvel LXT® Piping Systems offer unique advantages for many ultra-pure water applications

Low-extractable piping for ultra-pure water systems

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HARVEL LXT ®

MaterialsHarvel LXT® piping is produced from an innovative PVC compound

that has been specifically formulated to reduce leachable contaminationwhen exposed to ultra-pure water environments. Minor ingredientsnecessary for processing have been scrupulously selected to addresstheir potential for contamination, and are then carefully blended inprecise ratios. This results in a much cleaner material than conventionalPVC compounds, and compares favorably to alternate materials typ-ically used for UPW piping applications. This has been validated withextensive static and dynamic leach studies during exposure to 18.2megohm ultra-pure water conducted by a reputable third party. Referto testing data on the following pages for comparative evaluation ofleachable contaminants obtained from common UPW piping materials.

Harvel LXT® material meets the toxicological requirements ofNSF International Standard 61 as being safe for use in potable waterapplications, and also complies with the provisions of Title 21 of theUnited States FDA Code of Federal Regulations as being safe for usein food contact applications.

ProcessingProcessing conditions for converting this material into pipe form

are as critical as the selection of the material itself to ensure that thephysical properties of the finished product are optimized. Correctprocessing techniques ensure proper dispersion and fusion of thecompound, resulting in a homogenous melt with uniform properties.Great care is also taken during this process using proprietary techniquesto address surface finish characteristics. Optimizing processingconditions and providing smooth internal surfaces greatly reduce thepotential for extractable and particle contaminants.

Property Value Test Method

Cell Classification 12343 ASTM D1784

Specific Gravity 1.327g/cu. Cm @73°F ASTM D792

Tensile Strength @ yield 6720 psi ASTM D638

Tensile Modulus of Elasticity 384,200 psi ASTM D638

Flexural Strength @ yield 11,440 psi ASTM D790

Flexural Modulus of Elasticity 378,000 psi ASTM D790

Izod Impact(avg of 2 complete breaks) 1.3 ft-lbs / inch ASTM D256(avg of 3 partial & 2 complete breaks) 10.9 ft-lbs / inch

Coefficient of Linear 3.89 x 10-5 in / in °F ASTM D696Thermal Expansion

Compressive Strength 8732 psi ASTM D695

Heat Distortion Temperature 152°F ASTM D648

Hardness, Shore D 82.2 ± 3 ASTM D2240

Maximum Temp Use 140°F

Harvel LXT® pipe is cut square, purged to remove shavings, sealedin polybags and boxed on-line at time of manufacture to minimizecontamination.

JoiningThe Harvel LXT® system utilizes a one-step solvent-cementing

system specifically formulated for use with this product (Harvel LXT®

One-Step Cement). Unlike conventional PVC solvent cements, thissystem contains fewer contaminants and cures quickly, reducing thepotential for TOC contamination. Joining is accomplished quickly andefficiently utilizing inexpensive tools, thereby greatly reducing laborand installation costs.

Physical PropertiesAlthough the extractable contaminants of Harvel LXT® piping are

much lower than those of conventional PVC piping, the physicalproperties are very similar. As a result, these products exhibit the well-known physical characteristics and other benefits of conventional PVCpiping, such as good chemical and corrosion resistance, low thermalconductivity, high strength-to-weight ratio, good impact resistance,and ease of installation.

Harvel LXT® Physical Properties

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Conventional PVC 300x Harvel LXT® 300xHarvel LXT® piping has a non-porous, exceptionallysmooth interior surface that greatly reduces the potentialfor extractable and particle contamination whileimpeding bacterial growth. Harvel LXT® components(pipe and fittings) exhibit an average Roughness Analysisvalue of: Ra≤ 0.25 µm (≤ 10µ inch).

Internal Roughness ComparisonHarvel LXT® piping has been evaluated side-by-sidewith other common piping materials at variousmagnifications for surface roughness comparison.

Digital Instruments NanoscopeScan Size 20.00µmScan Rate 1.001HzNumber of Samples 512Image Data HeightData Scale 500.0µm

Surface Analysis

X 5.000 µm/div2 500.000 µm/div

View Angle

Light Angle

0 Deg

ResistivityResistivity measured 17.95 megohms at the start of the leach and rosequickly to 18.12 megohms during the first 6 minutes. Resistivity readingscontinued to rise until reaching the background level of 18.2 megohmsafter five hours of leaching.

Dynamic Leach AnalysisHarvel LXT® piping was subjected to on-line dynamic flow analysis

with 18.2 megohm UPW to evaluate particles, TOC, resistivity, anions,cations, and trace metals. This testing utilized solvent-cemented flangeassemblies (spool piece) to see the effect that the cement had on TOC, resistivityand particle generation in a freshly assembled pipe section. Grab sampleswere also pulled periodically (at start-up, five minutes, 50 minutes and

BalazsANALYTICAL LABORATORY

RESISTIVITY READINGS

WORKORDER:98-05245COMPANY: HARVEL PLASTICS

SITE: 24 HOUR CURE-HARVEL LXT®

18.2

18.15

18.1

18.05

18

17.95

17.9

1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 60 80 100

120

140

160

180

200

220

240

260

280

300

TIME (MIN)

ME

GO

HM

-CM

Static Leach AnalysisDetailed extractable analysis is conducted on piping samples after

seven-day static leach utilizing 18.2 megohm ultra-pure water at ambienttemperature. Static leach of large pipe samples (120-square-inch wetsurface area) is representative of a piping system “off-line” for an extendedperiod of time. Under these conditions the effects of UPW can beextremely aggressive, severely affecting the amount of leachablecontaminants present within the piping material.

• All samples pre-rinsed identically with UPW prior to test.• Independent Laboratory Extractable Analysis

(Balazs Analytical Laboratory)• Seven-Day Static Leach @ ambient temperature• 450mL 18.2 megohm ultra-pure water• 120-square-inch wet surface contact area• Based on 1" diameter pipe without solvent-cemented joint• Concentration units expressed as ug/L of Leachate (ppb)

Contact Harvel for additional detailed reports.

Element

TOCFluorideChlorideAluminumBariumCalciumMagnesiumSodiumTinZinc

Pipe Material

DL(Detection Limit)

ppb

HighPurityPVDF

HighPurity

PP

Brand XCleanPVC

Conv.PVC CPVC

52

0.250.050.01

30.020.060.020.06

59

*2.330.300.04

70.810.830.930.49

90771.02.30.24

*0.660.51

*0.47

94

*0.660.680.09121.00.18

*0.96

1176

*2.450.540.012062.150.490.15

*

**

0.843.100.22278711.151.230.510.51

50

*49.541.160.0515

2.1723.221.191.19

* = Below Detection Limit

HarvelLXT®

510

15

5

Harvel LXT® 5000x Conventional PVC 5000x CPVC 5000x

Polypropylene 5000x Brand X Clean PVC 5000x PVDF 5000x

HARVEL LXT ®

BalazsANALYTICAL LABORATORY

0.05u PARTICLE READINGS

WORKORDER:98-05245COMPANY: HARVEL PLASTICS

SITE: 24 HOUR CURE-HARVEL LXT®

TIME (MIN)

N/m

L25

20

15

10

5

0

1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 33 35 37 39 41 43 45 47 49 60 80 100

120

140

160

180

200

220

240

260

280

300

ParticlesDynamic testing revealed that average particle counts decreased rapidlyduring the first six minutes of the leach. After 12 minutes of leachingthe average smallest particles measured (0.05 size range) wererepresentative of the background levels.

of components. Solvent-cemented assembly was allowed to cure 24 hoursprior to start-up. Dynamic test was conducted for a period of five hours.

Leachable ContaminationAnions/Cations – IC grab sample analysis revealed low levels of sulfate(0.15 ppb) five minutes into the test, and low levels of ammonium at 50minutes (0.05 ppb) and five hours (0.07ppb) into the test. All other ICcontaminants were below the limit of detection.

Trace Metals – Of the 68 trace metal contaminants evaluated, allwere below the limit of detection with the exception of aluminum, detectedat 0.012 ppb at the five-minute interval. This element remained belowthe limit of detection throughout the remainder of the leach.

Total Oxidizable Carbon (TOC)Dynamic testing revealed that after four hours of leaching, TOC readingsreached and maintained the background levels throughout the testduration. This data confirmed the fast cure time of Harvel LXT® One-Step Cement. Conventional solvent cements and primers used for joiningtypically effect TOC contamination as a result of the leach.

five hours) to analyze anions, cations and trace metals under flowingconditions. Harvel LXT® Flanges were assembled utilizing Harvel LXT®

One-Step Cement and allowed to cure 24 hours prior to testing. Dynamictesting revealed that Harvel LXT® piping assemblies did not contributesignificantly to particle generation or leachable contamination underflowing conditions throughout the test duration.

Dynamic Test DescriptionAmbient temperature dynamic leach utilizing 18.2 megohm UPW flowingat 9.35 GPM (turbulent flow). 1" diameter pipe 30" long, solvent-cementedflanges each end (approximately 82-square-inch wet surface contact area).Approximately 1-1/2 grams of Harvel LXT® solvent cement used in assembly

BalazsANALYTICAL LABORATORY

TOC READINGS

WORKORDER:98-05245COMPANY: HARVEL PLASTICS

SITE: 24 HOUR CURE-HARVEL LXT®

6

5

4

3

0

PP

B

6 18 30 42 54 66 78 90 102

114

126

138

150

162

174

186

198

210

222

234

246

258

270

282

294

TIME (MIN)

Harvel LXT® fitting and valve components aremanufactured from the same low-extractablematerial (LXT). This provides entire systemconsistency and compatibility, while ensuringthat extractable contamination is kept to aminimum. Leading-edge stress analysis technologyis applied in the design of Harvel LXT® fitting andvalve components to optimize strength andperformance in critical applications.

FittingsHigh-quality Harvel LXT® components are designed to yield

optimum performance for each fitting. Material reinforcement isuniformly placed in stress-concentration areas for substantiallyimproved pressure-handling capability. Specialty transition fittingsincorporate a stainless steel retaining ring that provides a strong, leak-tight seal for plastic-to-metal transitions while reducing problemsassociated with overtightening. The reinforced design reduces radialstress encountered with typical threaded connections, therebyeliminating the need for system pressure de-rating traditionallyassociated with non-reinforced plastic threaded joints.

SystemComponents

PART # LSize(in.) M G H Weight

(lbs)

801-005BL801-007BL801-010BL801-012BL801-015BL801-020BL801-030BL801-040BL801-060BL

1/2 3/411-1/41-1/22346

1-3/161-13/321-11/162-3/322-5/162-7/84-5/325-3/87-5/8

19/32 11/16 27/32 7/81-5/321-7/162-1/162-15/323-3/4

1-15/321-11/1622-1/82-9/162-15/163-31/324-23/326-3/4

0.110.170.280.390.550.902.383.43

10.79

(Slip x Slip x Slip)

2-15/163-3/844-1/45-1/85-7/87-15/169-7/1613-1/2

TEEM

H

LG

PART # M2Size(in.) H2 G G1 Wt.

(lbs)

801-131BL801-211BL801-249BL801-251BL801-338BL801-422BL801-530BL801-532BL

1 x 1 x 3/41-1/2 x 1-1/2 x 1

2 x 2 x 12 x 2 x 1-1/2

3 x 3 x 24 x 4 x 36 x 6 x 36 x 6 x 4

1-27/322-5/162-9/162-13/163-11/324-15/326-3/85-15/16

23/327/87/8

1-3/161-1/22-1/162-11/162-11/16

27/321-3/161-7/161-7/161-15/322-21/324-9/163-3/4

.23

.46

.58

.801.563.096.347.43

(Slip x Slip x Slip)

1-3/81-11/161-3/42-3/82-7/84-3/165-3/165-1/4

REDUCING TEE

L

3-11/164-1/24-3/45-3/86-5/88-11/1611-1/811-1/8

H

1-27/322-1/42-3/82-11/163-5/164-11/325-9/165-9/16

M

1-11/162-3/82-7/82-7/84-3/165-7/327-1/27-1/2

6

M

H

LG

H2

M2

G1

HARVEL LXT ®

All Harvel LXT® fittings are produced in strict dimensional compliancewith ASTM D2467 to Schedule 80 dimensions. Harvel components producedto these dimensions ensure that strong, leak-tight connections with exceptionalpressure-bearing capability can be assembled quickly using inexpensivejoining tools. Refer to charts below for dimensional and weight data ofavailable components.

NOTE: The information contained in this publication is based on current data and productdesign at time of publication and may be subject to change. Additional components andconfigurations may be added periodically due to our continued commitment to product-line improvements. Please contact Harvel Technical Services at 610-252-7355 for verificationof technical data or additional information not contained herein.

PART # M G HWeight

(lbs)

1-3/161-13/321-3/42-31/322-11/322-7/84-1/85-1/47-9/16

1/2 3/411-1/41-1/22346

17/32 11/16 25/321-1/321-1/81-7/162-5/322-5/83-9/16

1-7/161-11/161-29/322-5/162-1/22-15/164-1/324-7/86-9/16

0.080.120.190.330.540.611.572.808.59

(Slip x Slip)

806-005BL806-007BL806-010BL806-012BL806-015BL806-020BL806-030BL806-040BL806-060BL

90° ELL

Size(in.)

G

M

H

PART # L M N Weight(lbs)

1-29/322-3/162-15/322-23/322-7/83-1/844-3/46-1/4

1/2 3/411-1/41-1/22346

1-9/321-1/21-23/322-7/322-11/322-7/84-3/165-7/327-11/16

3/321/8

7/327/323/161/163/16

1/41/4

0.070.100.120.220.310.310.821.513.45

(Slip x Slip)

829-005BL829-007BL829-010BL829-012BL829-015BL829-020BL829-030BL829-040BL829-060BL

COUPLINGS

Size(in.)

M

L

N

PART # M N L Weight(lbs)

1-13/321-23/322-3/322-11/322-3/82-7/82-27/324-5/325-9/325-1/47-5/8

3/4 x 1/2 1 x 3/41-1/4 x 11-1/2 x 11-1/2 x 1-1/4 2 x 1 2 x 1-1/2 3 x 2 4 x 2 4 x 3 6 x 4

7/321/43/83/8

5/3217/32

7/3211/1613/16

1/21-7/16

1-13/322-13/322-23/322-7/82-13/163-1/83-7/3244-5/84-5/86-5/8

.06

.10

.17

.23

.21

.28

.30

.681.201.253.20

(Slip x Slip)

829-101BL829-131BL829-168BL829-211BL829-212BL829-249BL829-251BL829-338BL829-420BL829-422BL829-532BL

REDUCER COUPLINGS

Size(in.) M1

1-3/161-13/321-23/321-15/162-3/321-23/322-11/322-27/322-7/84-1/85-5/16

M

L

N

M1

7

PART # M H J Weight(lbs)

1-3/161-13/321-23/322-3/322-3/82-7/84-1/85-1/47-9/16

1/2 3/411-1/41-1/22346

1-5/321-11/321-7/161-11/161-27/322-5/322-27/323-13/324-7/8

9/3211/3211/3213/32

7/1621/32

0.060.090.150.210.300.481.132.245.37

817-005BL817-007BL817-010BL817-012BL817-015BL817-020BL817-030BL817-040BL817-060BL

(Slip x Slip)

45° ELL

Size(in.)

J

M

H

11-3/321-7/8

PART # M G HWeight

(lbs)

1-5/321-13/321-23/322-3/322-11/322-27/32

1/2 3/411-1/41-1/22

21/321-1/321-5/161-9/161-3/42-9/32

1-3/42-1/322-7/162-13/163-1/83-25/32

0.070.110.190.270.360.61

(Slip x Slip)

806-005SBL806-007SBL806-010SBL806-012SBL806-015SBL806-020SBL

SWEEP ELL

Size(in.)

G

M

H

Threaded ConnectionsUse only quality grade Teflon® tape as a thread sealant for Harvel

LXT® applications. Warning: some pipe joint compounds or Teflon® pastesmay contain substances that could cause stress cracking to plastics andincrease the potential for system contamination. 1 to 2 full turns beyondfinger tight is generally all that is required to make a sound plastic threadedconnection. Unnecessary over-tightening will cause damage to both pipeand fitting.

PART # M L N Weight(lbs)

1-5/161-13/321-3/42-1/82-3/82-29/324-3/165-3/16

1/2 3/411-1/41-1/2234

1-27/321-29/322-1/42-1/22-17/322-3/43-3/44-3/8

9/32 1/4 9/32 9/32 13/32 5/16 9/16 1/2

.04

.06

.10

.15

.19

.27

.751.13

(Mipt x Slip)

836-005BL836-007BL836-010BL836-012BL836-015BL836-020BL836-030BL836-040BL

MALE ADAPTER

Size(in.)

M

L

N

PART # M L NWeight

(lbs)

835-005SRBL835-007SRBL835-010SRBL835-012SRBL835-015SRBL835-020SRBL835-030SRBL835-040SRBL

1-3/161-13/321-3/42-1/82-13/3234-1/45-7/32

1/2 3/411-1/41-1/2234

1-3/41-7/82-5/322-5/162-7/162-11/163-1/23-31/32

3/161/81/83/167/329/327/321/4

0.070.080.120.190.260.430.891.29

(Fipt x Slip)Special Stainless Steel Reinforced

Size(in.)

FEMALE ADAPTER

M

L

N

878-072SRBL878-098SRBL878-128SRBL

Size(in.) M1 N LPART #

1/2 x 1/43/4 x 1/41 x 1/4

27/3227/3227/32

3/169/3221/32

1-13/321-27/32

2-3/8

.03

.05

.08

(Spig x SR Fipt)Special Stainless SteelReinforced Reducing Spigot

REDUCING FEMALESPIGOT ADAPTER

PIPEO.D.

NL

M1

PART # L M Weight(lbs)

1-7/321-13/321-19/321-29/322-1/162-5/163-1/163-5/84-7/8

1/2 3/411-1/41-1/22346

1-3/161-3/81-11/162-7/322-11/322-27/324-3/85-3/87-1/2

0.030.050.080.160.160.350.841.433.17

(Slip)

847-005BL847-007BL847-010BL847-012BL847-015BL847-020BL847-030BL847-040BL847-060BL

CAPS

Size(in.)

M

L

8

Weight(lbs)

HARVEL LXT ®

PART # L N Weight(lbs)

1-9/321-3/81-3/81-17/321-19/321-3/41-23/321-23/321-29/321-29/322-1/22-11/164

3/4 x 1/2 1 x 1/2 1 x 3/41-1/4 x 1/21-1/4 x 11-1/2 x 3/41-1/2 x 11-1/2 x 1-1/4 2 x 1 2 x 1-1/2 3 x 2 4 x 3 6 x 4

3/87/161/45/8

7/1623/329/16

13/3213/16

1/2 100000

13/161-13/16

0.020.060.040.110.080.190.140.070.260.170.620.822.86

837-101BL837-130BL837-131BL837-166BL837-168BL837-210BL837-211BL837-212BL837-249BL837-251BL837-338BL837-422BL837-532BL

(Spigot x Slip)

REDUCERBUSHINGS (Flush Style)

Size(in.)

L

Pipe

N

O.D.

PART #

838-072BL838-073BL838-098BL838-101BL838-129BL838-130BL838-131BL

Size(in.) N L

1/2 x 1/41/2 x 3/83/4 x 1/43/4 x 1/21 x 3/81 x 1/21 x 3/4

1/215/32

5/89/16

13/1611/1623/32

1-3/321-3/321-7/321-1/41-13/321-13/321-13/32

.02

.02

.04

.03

.07

.06

.05

Weight(lbs.)

(Spigot x Fipt)

897-005BL897-007BL897-010BL897-012BL897-015BL897-020BL897-030BL897-040BL

Size(in.) M N L

NutO.D.

PART #

1-3/161-13/321-23/322-3/322-3/82-7/84-3/165-3/8

11/323/87/167/161/217/321/2

1-3/8

2-3/322-3/82-11/162-15/163-1/43-17/324-1/45-7/8

1-7/82-9/322-9/163-3/323-1/24-9/326-7/327-3/32

0.120.170.280.360.500.862.163.75

*For (Socket X Socket) Unions equipped with Viton® O-Ring, replace the 897 with an 857 before the dash.

*EPDMO-Ring Seal

Weight(lbs.)

(Slip x Slip)

UNION

9

TANK ADAPTER

REDUCERBUSHINGS (Flush Style)

Size(in.)

BottomB

ToleranceIn

MinimumSocket Length

C

.8361.0461.3101.6551.8942.3693.4924.4916.614

.8481.0581.3251.6701.9122.3873.5164.5186.647

±.004±.004±.005±.005±.006±.006±.008±.009±.011

.8751.0001.1251.2501.3751.5001.8752.2503.000

1/2 3/411-1/41-1/22346

EntranceA

C

AB

ASTM D2467 StandardSchedule 80 Socket Dimensions

SOCKETDIMENSIONS

NUTO.D. M

NL

1/2 3/411-1/41-1/2234

NL

PipeO.D.

PART #Size(in.) L L1 Wt.

(lbs)

8170E-005BL8170E-007BL8170E-010BL8170E-012BL8170E-015BL8170E-020BL8170E-030BL8170E-040BL

2-15/161-15/163-5/163-7/163-5/84-1/85-1/25

2-3/162-3/162-9/162-5/82-13/163-1/44-1/24

1-1/815/16

1-1/1615/1613/16

1-1/161-11/16

7/16

.20

.24

.35

.42

.931.302.503.40

(Slip x Slip)

22-1/42-5/83-1/83-5/84-7/867-1/2

RM

1.311.691.942.392.393.514.495.50

EPDM Gasket – 150 psi maximum working pressure @73° F. For Viton® O-ring, replace the E with V.

Hole Size(in.)

1-7/161-5/822-5/162-11/163-1/44-9/165-1/2

M1 N

5/85/85/85/85/83/4

11-1/4

1/2 3/411-1/41-1/2234

M1M

L1L

N

R

Diaphragm ValvesHarvel LXT® diaphragm valves are engineered to provide accurate

throttling control and shut-off, utilizing a positive-stop, non-risingstem. The Weir-type design incorporates a PTFE diaphragm formaintaining purity, and uses EPDM O-ring seals on the unionconnections. Low-profile True Union design minimizes space whileallowing for ease of installation and maintenance. Valves are suppliedwith both socket and threaded-end connectors for versatility. Theyincorporate a built-in position indicator, and are operated with a high-impact, hand-wheel-style handle for easy operation.

Harvel LXT® diaphragm valves are available in sizes 1/2" through2" and carry a maximum pressure rating of 150 psi, non-shock @ 73°F.

Ball ValvesHarvel LXT® quarter-turn True Union ball valves incorporate

the same high degree of unique engineering design characteristics.Among these characteristics are heavy-bodied construction withstrong buttress threads, full Schedule 80 bore to minimizepressure drop, PTFE floating seat design to minimize seat wear,EPDM or Viton® O-ring seals, Safe-T-Shear® stem, socket andthreaded-end connectors, and True Union design for ease ofinstallation and maintenance.

Harvel LXT® ball valves are available in sizes 1/2" through4". 1/2" through 2" T.U. ball valves carry a maximum pressurerating of 235 psi, non-shock @ 73°F. 3" and 4" carry a maximumpressure rating of 150 psi, non-shock at 73°F.

PART # B C D Weight(lbs)

3-7/84-1/24-15/165-1/26-5/167-1/2

1/2 3/411-1/41-1/22

5-17/326-1/27-1/489-1/1610-1/2

3-1/163-15/323-15/164-1/84-15/165-15/16

.81.32.22.83.76.7

2729T-005BL2729T-007BL2729T-010BL2729T-012BL2729T-015BL2729T-020BL

Size(in.)

1-15/162-1/22-7/83-5/163-17/324-7/32

A E

2-7/83-1/83-3/83-7/84-5/85-7/8

T. U. Diaphragm Valves

NOTE: Harvel LXT® True Union diaphragm valves sizes 1/2" – 2" carry a maximum pressurerating of 150 psi for water, non-shock, @73°F.

CB

A

D

E

10

A

BC

D

ET.U. Ball Valves

PART #*EPDMO-rings

B C D Weight(lbs)

3-5/1644-1/44-1/25-5/165-3/48-1/88-1/2

1/2 3/411-1/41-1/2234

5-1/86-1/86-1/2788-3/411-7/812-15/16

2-5/82-11/162-13/163-5/163-11/164-5/165-13/166-3/4

.44

.741.132.032.484.26

12.1518.20

2329-005BL2329-007BL2329-010BL2329-012BL2329-015BL2329-020BL2322-030BL2322-040BL

Size(in.)

2-9/1633-7/163-11/164-3/85-1/87-3/88-15/16

A E

2-3/43-1/43-3/44-1/84-1/25-1/49-7/810-13/16

NOTE: Harvel LXT® True Union ball valves sizes 1/2" - 2" carry a maximum pressure rating of235 psi for water, non-shock, @73° F. Harvel LXT® T.U. ball valves sizes 3" & 4" carry a maximumpressure rating of 150 psi for water, non-shock, @73° F.

*For T.U. ball valves equipped with Viton® O-ring seals, replace the 2329 with 2339 in the Part #.

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Size(in.) A B1 C PVC

Threaded/Socket

Feet ofHead

(water)GPM

(minimum)

Dimension Reference (inches, + 1/16)Approx.

Wt. (Lbs.) Cv2 Horizontal Closing

2-9/1633-7/163-11/164-3/85-1/87-3/88-15/16

3-5/1644-1/44-1/25-5/165-3/48-1/88-1/4

5-1/86-1/86-1/278-1/168-3/411-7/812-15/16

0.721.191.531.852.974.55

11.1516.58

1118325894153378551

1.61.61.61.61.61.61.01.0

.10

.10

.25

.40

.75

.754.005.50

1: Valve Lay Length 2: Gallons per minute at 1 psi pressure drop. Values based on independent testing by California State Polytechnic University.

T. U. Ball Check Valves

NOTE: Harvel LXT® True Union ball check valves sizes 1/2" - 2" carry a maximum pressure rating of 235 psi for water, non-shock,@73° F. Harvel LXT® T.U. ball check valves sizes 3" & 4" carry a maximum pressure rating of 150 psi for water, non-shock, @73° F.

*For T.U. ball check valves equipped with Viton® O-ring seals, replace the 2229 with 2239 in the Part #.

PART #*EPDMO-rings

2229-005BL2229-007BL2229-010BL2229-012BL2229-015BL2229-020BL2222-030BL2222-040BL

1/2 3/411-1/41-1/2234

FlangesHarvel LXT® Van Stone-style flanges are also availablefor transition to alternate materials or where disassemblymay be required. This unique two-piece designincorporates a rotating flange ring that greatly simplifiesbolt hole alignment during installation.

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PART # L M N Weight(lbs)

1-1/321-1/81-9/321-13/321-17/321-11/162-1/82-1/23-3/8

1/2 3/411-1/41-1/22346

1-7/321-7/161-3/42-5/322-7/162-15/164-1/45-1/47-9/16

5/325/325/325/323/163/161/41/47/16

.19

.26

.36

.46

.56

.851.662.684.54

(Slip - Two Piece)

854-005BL854-007BL854-010BL854-012BL854-015BL854-020BL854-030BL854-040BL854-060BL

Size(in.)

3-1/23-7/84-1/44-5/8567-1/2911

MaxO.D. R

17/329/165/811/163/413/16

1-1/161-1/81-9/32

Van Stone-Style Flange

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Bolt Circle Dia.Max O.D.

NOTE: Harvel LXT® flanges maximum working pressure 150 psi non-shock @73° F.

PART #

3/8" standard deck mount with direct flow ballvalve (EPDM o-rings)

LF1002-BL

Description

Gooseneck - Deck Mount Lab Fixture

PART #

3/8" standard panel mount turret with direct flowball valve (EPDM o-rings)

LF3002-BL

Description

Turret - Panel Mount Lab Fixture

Lab FixturesBoth Gooseneck and Turret style units are available in deck mount(horizontal surface mounting) and panel mount (vertical surfacemounting) configurations. Options include metered flow (needlevalve), direct flow (ball valve), deck mount recirculating units(continuous flow to reduce dead legs), and remote valve units.All lab fixture units include serrated tip and base with mountingnut. Contact Harvel for various options and availability.

1-11/32"

2-1/4"

1/2-14 NPSM2-1/2" 3/8-18 NPT

3-9/32"

13-3/4"

3-7/16"

8-17/32"

1-11/32"

3-9/32"1/2-14 NPSM

3/8-18 NPT

2-1/2"

Product Ratings and CapabilityHarvel LXT® piping is produced to Schedule 80 dimensions in strict accordance

with ASTM D1785, and exhibits a Type II pressure rating. Harvel LXT® fittings areproduced to Schedule 80 dimensions per ASTM D2467. Joining of product producedto the dimensional requirements of these standards ensures that strong connectionswith good pressure-bearing capability can be made up quickly and consistentlyusing common, inexpensive tools. Utilizing these dimensions provides a higherpressure-bearing capacity compared to other “clean” systems on the market, andpermits the use of standard socket dimensions.

As with all schedules of thermoplastic pipe, pressurerating is dependent on the pipe diameter as well as theoperating temperature of the system. As temperatures rise,the pressure rating of the system decreases. The maximumtemperature rating of Harvel LXT® piping is 140°F. Smaller-diameter piping can withstand higher pressure than large-diameter piping at elevated temperatures. Use appropriatetemperature de-rating factors to determine maximumallowable pressure at elevated temperatures.

Hangers and SupportsProper support spacing is critical to ensure that deflection is kept to a minimum.

Support location and spacing is dependent on the pipe diameter, operating temperatureof the system, and the location of any concentrated stress loads (i.e., valves, flanges,test equipment and any other heavy system components). Hangers used must havean adequate load-bearing surface free of any rough or sharp edges that coulddamage the pipe during use. Hangers also must not restrict linear movement of thesystem due to the effects of thermal expansion and contraction as a result oftemperature changes; over-tightening must be avoided.

73 1.0080 0.8890 0.75100 0.62110 0.51120 0.40130 0.31140 0.22

OperatingTemp.(°F)

De-ratingFactor

TemperatureDe-rating Factor

12

Dimensions

*PSI water, non-shock @ 73°F with solvent-welded connections. System pressurerating dependent on component pressure ratings (i.e., flanges all sizes = 150 psimax @ 73°F)

1/2 3/4 1 1-1/4 1-1/2 2 3 4 6

.840 1.050 1.315 1.660 1.900 2.375 3.500 4.5006.625

.526

.722

.9361.2551.4761.9132.8643.7865.709

.147

.154

.179

.191

.200

.218

.300

.337

.432

.213

.289

.424

.586.711.984

2.0102.9385.610

420340320260240200190160140

NominalPipe

Size (in.)

AverageO.D.

MinimumWall

AverageI.D.

NominalWeightLbs./ft.

Max. W.P.PSI*

80°F73°F 100°F 120°F 140°F55-1/2666-1/278910

1/23/411-1/41-1/22346

4-1/24-1/255-1/25-1/2677-1/29

333-1/23-1/23-1/244-1/256

2-1/22-1/2333-1/23-1/244-1/25

Maximum Support Spacing in Feet

4-1/255-1/2666-1/27-1/28-1/29-1/2

PipeSize (in.)

Hanger Support Spacing

System Design & InstallationThermal Expansion and Contraction

As with all thermoplastic piping materials, considerationmust be given during the design of the system to the effects ofthermal expansion and contraction. The coefficient of linearexpansion for Harvel LXT® pipe is 3.89 x 10 –5 in./in./°F. Therate of expansion or contraction can be calculated as follows:

∆L = 12 yL (T)

Where:∆L = amount of expansion or contraction in inchesy = 3.89 x 10 –5

L = length of piping run in feet∆T = temperature change °F

(T max. – T @ time of installation or lowest system temperature or maximum system temperature,whichever is greater.)

Storage and HandlingReasonable care and common sense should be used when

handling and storing Harvel LXT® piping products. Harvel LXT®

products are tough and corrosion resistant, but they should notbe dropped or have objects dropped on them. Care should beused when transporting and storing the product to preventphysical damage. Harvel LXT® products should not be storedor installed close to heat-producing sources, subjected to externalloads or overstacked when stored. The product should beinspected for any scratches, splits or gouges. Damaged sectionsmust be cut out and discarded.

These areas must be softened and penetrated

Cement coatings of sufficient thickness

Joint IntegrityWhen the cement coating on the pipe and fittings are fluid during

assembly, they will tend to flow together and become one cementlayer. In addition, the surfaces beneath the cement coating will be softfrom surface penetration of the cement. The softened surface areas inthe tight part of the joint will tend to fuse together. As the solventdissipates, the cement layer and the softened surfaces will harden witha corresponding increase in joint strength. The dissipation of the solventfrom Harvel LXT® One-Step Cement occurs very quickly due to its highevaporation rate. Joint strength develops more quickly in the tight(fused) part of the joint than in the looser (bonded) part of the joint.A properly assembled joint will take the required working pressurebefore the joint is fully dry and final joint strength is obtained.

Joining TechniquesHarvel LXT® piping products are easily joined by the solvent-

cementing process. Unlike conventional PVC solvent-cementingtechniques, this product utilizes a one-step solvent-cement systemspecifically formulated for “clean” applications. This solvent cementexhibits extremely fast set and cure times. When properly used, thissystem results in very short cure times prior to pressure testing, andproduces a solvent-cemented assembly with an exceptionally lowpercentage of chemical additives, reducing the potential for systemcontamination.

A thorough understanding of the solvent cement joining processand proper assembly techniques must be used during assembly of theseproducts to ensure the highest system integrity. Installers must becomefamiliar with this process prior to use.

Basic Principles of Solvent CementingHarvel LXT® components are manufactured to the dimensional

tolerances for Schedule 80 pipe per ASTM D1785, and Schedule 80socket-type fittings per ASTM D2467. When fittings are produced tothese dimensions, the ID of the fitting at the entrance of the socket islarger than the ID of the fitting at the socket bottom. The taper createdby fitting socket dimensions provides an interference fit during assemblyof the components. This provides a proven means for proper matingof components, ensuring adequate joint strength when properlyassembled.

Sufficient Application of Cement

More than sufficient cement to fill the gap inthe loose part of the joint must be applied.In addition to filling the gap, adequate cementlayers will penetrate the joining surfaces andremain fluid until the joint is assembled.

Softening and Penetration

These areas must be softened and penetrated.(This can be achieved by the cement itself.)

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The following points must be clearly understood to ensure satisfactoryjoints are obtained consistently.

1. The joining surfaces must be softened and made semifluid.

2. Sufficient cement must be applied to fill the gap between the pipe andfitting.

3. Assembly of pipe and fitting must be made immediately while thesurfaces are still wet and the cement is fluid.

4. Joint strength develops quickly as the cement dries. In the tight part ofthe joint, the surfaces will tend to fuse together; in the loose part of thejoint the cement will bond to both surfaces.

Harvel LXT® One-Step CementUse only Harvel LXT® One-Step Cement formulated for Harvel

LXT® applications using the appropriate size applicator. Carefully readand follow the label on the cement can, and application and cure timeinstructions thoroughly. NOTE: Dauber is supplied in pint-can lid(suitable for pipe sizes 1/2" – 1-1/4"). Dauber is supplied in quart-canlid (suitable for pipe sizes 1-1/2" – 3"). For pipe sizes 4" thru 6" use aroller equal in size to 1/2 the pipe diameter.

Harvel LXT® One-Step Cement is listed by NSF Internationaland conforms to the requirements of ASTM D2564. 13

X X X X

X X X X

Bonded Surfaces

Fused Surfaces

Surfaces must be assembledwhile they are wet and soft

Safety Precautions:Before applying cement, appropriate safety precautions should be taken.Solvent cement should be stored in the shade between 40°F and 110°F.Eliminate all ignition sources. Avoid breathing of vapors. Use only with adequateventilation; mechanical ventilation or local exhaust is recommended to maintainvapor concentrations below exposure limits. In confined or partially enclosedareas an organic vapor respirator is recommended. Containers should be kepttightly closed when not in use, and covered as much as possible when in use.Avoid frequent contact with skin. Wear clean rubber gloves; do not perform workwith bare hands.

Component Preparation:All pipe, fittings and tools used for joining must be clean and free of dirt, moisture, grease orother contamination prior to and during the joining process.

Cutting:Cutting the pipe as squarely as possible (90°) is required, as it maximizes the bonding area of thejoint. Only sharp wheel-type cutters with blades specifically designed for cutting plastic shall beused. Cutters should be rotated slowly to provide optimum cut. Cutting speeds should be furtherreduced at lower temperatures. The use of a saw is not recommended as filings and shavings willcause particulate contamination.

Deburring:All pipe ends shall be properly chamfered by providing a 10° to 15° bevel (1/16" to 3/32" in width).A chamfering tool designed for this purpose shall be used. A proper bevel will aid in assembly andprevent solvent cement being pushed from the wall of the fitting during assembly. Burrs and filingscan prevent contact between the pipe and fitting and must be removed from the outside and insideof the pipe during this process. A common practice is to place sterile gauze in the pipe end toprevent shavings from entering the pipe. The gauze is then removed prior to cement application.

Joining Preparation:A. Prior to assembly, all components shall be inspected for any damage or irregularities. Mating

components shall be checked to assure that tolerances and engagements are compatible. Do notuse components that appear irregular or do not fit properly.

B. Check the dry fit – The pipe should enter the fitting socket easily one-quarter to three-quartersof the way. If the pipe bottoms in the fitting with little interference, use extra solvent cement inmaking the joint.

C. Measure the socket depth of the fitting and mark this distance on the pipe end. This referencemark can be used when joining to ensure the pipe is completely bottomed into the fitting duringassembly.

Solvent Cement Application:Harvel LXT® One-Step Cement shall be applied to the joining surfaces using a dauber or natural-bristle brush approximately half the diameter of the pipes being joined. Working quickly, apply aheavy, even coat of solvent cement to the pipe end on the surface equal to the depth of the fittingsocket. Apply a light coat to the fitting socket. If there was little interference during the dry fit, applya second coat of cement to the pipe end at this time. Great care must be used to prevent cementfrom coming into contact with the interior waterway of the fitting or pipe.

Assembly:Immediately insert the pipe into the fitting socket while rotating one-quarter turn. Properly alignthe fitting for the installation at this time. The pipe must bottom completely to the fitting stop. Holdthe assembly for approximately 30 seconds to ensure initial bonding. Due to the taper on theinterference fit, the pipe can back off the fitting stop if steady pressure is not held on the joint duringinitial bonding. A bead of cement should be evident around the pipe and fitting juncture. If thebead is not continuous, it may indicate that insufficient cement was applied. Due to the uniquetranslucency of Harvel LXT®, visual inspection of the cemented joint can be conducted utilizing aflashlight or alternate light source. Joint integrity can be readily verified by visually inspecting thecemented surfaces for uniformity. If insufficient cement is applied, the joint must be cut out, discardedand begun again. Excess cement must be wiped off from the pipe OD using a clean rag at this time.

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Installation Notes:Installers should verify for themselves that they can make satisfactory jointsunder varying conditions.

Use the appropriate size applicator. Avoid puddling of solvent cement onor within fittings and pipe. This will cause excessive softening of materials,resulting in damage to the product and excessive system contamination.

Harvel LXT® solvent-cemented assemblies cure very quickly when properlyconstructed, enabling pressure-bearing capability in a short time. This isa positive attribute of the system for scheduling pressure tests and repairwork. However, Harvel Plastics, Inc. recommends that newly assembledsystems be allowed to cure for a minimum period of 24 hours prior tosystem rinsing/activation procedures. This reduces the potential for TOCcontamination.

Harvel LXT® piping products should not be connected directly to UV lightsources that can expose system components to ultraviolet radiation. ContactHarvel technical support for additional information at 610-252-7355.

to a minimum. Harvel does not recommend flow velocities in excessof five feet per second.

Harvel LXT® piping systems are not formulated for outdoor use. Prolongedexposure to ultraviolet radiation (UVR) will affect physical properties.

Harvel Plastics, Inc. recommends that newly installed systems be allowedto cure for a minimum period of 24 hours prior to rinsing proceduresto reduce the potential for TOC contamination. Rinsing procedures,chemical rinse and other cleanup/disinfection procedures to be usedare at the discretion of the system design authority.Note: Harvel LXT® piping is compatible with hydrogen peroxide atconcentrations up to 30% at 73°F. Contact Harvel for additional chemicalcompatibility information concerning the use of Harvel LXT® productswith various substances prior to use.

Set and Cure Times:Set and cure times are a function of pipe size, temperature, pressure,humidity and tightness of fit. The initial set time is the recommendedwaiting period prior to handling a newly assembled joint. After theinitial set time, the joints will withstand the stresses of normalinstallation. (Misalignment of components during assembly will causeexcessive stress in the joint, which can affect joint integrity). Thecure time is the recommended waiting period prior to pressurizingnewly assembled joints. Minimum cure time prior to pressure testingis dependent on pipe size, temperature, humidity, tightness of fit andtest pressure required. Longer cure times must be allowed whenworking at higher humidity and colder temperatures.

Refer to the following tables for minimum set and cure times:

Assembly Instructions

Other Design Considerations

Initial Set Time

60° - 100°F40° - 60°F0° - 40°F

2 minutes5 minutes

10 minutes

Temp Pipe Size1/2 - 1-1/4

Pipe Size1-1/2 - 2

Pipe Size2-1/2 - 6

3 minutes8 minutes

15 minutes

30 minutes2 hours

12 hours

up to160 psi

Temp rangeduring

assembly andcure periods

RelativeHumidity60% or less*

Joint Cure Schedule

Pipe Size1/2 - 1-1/4

Pipe Size1-1/2 - 2

Pipe Size2-1/2 - 6

160 to370 psi

up to160 psi

160 to315 psi

up to160 psi

60° - 100°F

40° - 60°F

0° - 40°F

15 min 6 hrs 25 min 12 hrs 1-1/2 hrs

20 min 12 hrs 30 min 24 hrs 4 hrs

30 min 48 hrs 45 min 96 hrs 72 hrs

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Flange Installation:1. Solvent cement flange to pipe.2. Piping runs joined must be installed in straight-line position

to the flange and supported to avoid stress and damage.3. Rotate ring into position with gasket in place to align holes.4. Insert all bolts, washers and nuts.5. Mating surfaces of flanges must be flush against gasket

prior to bolting.6. Tighten by hand until snug. Tighten bolts in 5 ft.-lb. increments

according to opposing sequence shown below.7. Do not use bolts to bring improperly mated flanges together.

Bolt Torque Sequence

Proper system engineering, design, construction practices andoperation are the responsibility of the design authority. Considerationmust be given to ensure the Harvel LXT® system is not exposed toany conditions that will exceed the product limitations regardingtemperature, pressure, chemical compatibility, and mechanicalstrength. Detailed chemical resistance and other design informationis available from Harvel Plastics, Inc.

Harvel Plastics, Inc. does not recommend the use of this productfor the transportation or storage of compressed air or gases, northe testing of these systems using compressed air or gases.

Excessive surge pressure must be avoided. The system must bedesigned to ensure that surge potentials generated by pumpoperation, entrapped air, flow velocity, and valve closure are kept

* If damp or humid weather allow 50 percent longer cure time.

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8

79

10

11

12

15

62

3

4

8

7

13

42

15

Flange Size(in)

RecommendedTorque

1/2 - 2 12 ft.-pounds

2 - 4 25 ft.-pounds

6 40 ft.-pounds

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Assessed to ISO 9002

ASTMIAPDMEMBER

Distributed by:

UPW process piping and fittings shall be manufactured from aspecialty low-extractable, Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) compoundwith a Cell Classification of 12343 per ASTM D1784. All pipeand fittings shall be produced to Schedule 80 dimensions,manufactured in strict compliance to ASTM D1785 (pipe), andASTM D2467 (fittings). These products shall carry a Type IIpressure rating and consistently meet or exceed the applicableQuality Assurance test requirements of these standards withregard to dimensions, workmanship, burst pressure, flatteningresistance and end-product quality. All UPW process valves shallbe True Union-style diaphragm or True Union-style quarter-turnball valves produced from the same low-extractable PVCcompound. All valve diaphragms and seats shall be PTFE; valveO-rings shall be EPDM or Viton® as applicable. All valve unionnuts shall have buttress-style threads. All valve componentsshall be replaceable. System components shall be joined utilizingHarvel LXT® One-Step specialty solvent cement specificallyformulated for joining the system. All system components shallbe manufactured in the USA by an ISO-certified manufacturer.All UPW piping shall be bagged and sealed immediately aftermanufacture to maintain cleanliness, and boxed and stored indoorsat the manufacturing facility until shipped from the factory. UPWprocess pipe, components and cement shall be that as providedby Harvel Plastics, Inc., trade name Harvel LXT®.

SAMPLE SPECIFICATION

References1. Engineering & Installation Guide 112/401; Harvel Plastics, Inc.2. Balazs Analytical Laboratory Test Reports; Harvel Plastics, Inc.

Thermoplastic Valves & Accessories, Spears Manufacturing CompanySafe-T-Shear® is a registered trademark of Spears.Teflon® is a registered trademark of DuPont.Viton® is a registered trademark of Dupont Dow Elastomers.

The data furnished herein is provided as acourtesy and is based on past experience,limited testing, and other informationbelieved to be reliable. This informationmay be considered as a basis for recom-mendation only. No guarantee is made asto its accuracy, suitability for particularapplications, or the results to be obtainedtherefrom. Materials should be tested underactual service conditions to determinesuitability for a particular purpose.

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