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Q: Create a zip of folders using zipfile I have a folder called my_folder at the following Path /Users/my_user_name/Desktop/my_folder. The folder my_folder contains more folders like 323456, 987654 etc. Those folders contain some content. I want to create a zip of all those folders called myzip.zip such that when someone unzips it they see all those folders like 323456, 987654 at the root.
My Code
import os
from pathlib import Path
from zipfile import ZipFile

DOWNLOAD_DIR = Path("/Users/my_user_name/Desktop/my_folder")
ZIPPED_FILE_DIR = Path("/Users/my_user_name/Desktop/my_zip")

def get_list_of_all_folders(download_dir: Path):
    return [f for f in download_dir.iterdir() if download_dir.is_dir()]

def zip_files():
    folder_list = get_list_of_all_folders(DOWNLOAD_DIR)
    with ZipFile(ZIPPED_FILE_DIR / "my_zip.zip", "w") as zip:
        # writing each file one by one
        for folder in folder_list:
            zip.write(folder)

zip_files()

I have a function called get_list_of_all_folders where it goes to my_folder and gets a list of all the folders inside it that we want to zip. Then I use that folder_list to zip up each folder as part of my final zip called my_zip.zip. However there is something really wrong with my code and I am not sure what? The my_zip.zip is only 35 kb small when I know for a fact I am zipping up content over 2 gigabytes.
I looked at the zipfile document but did not find much help here as there are not many examples.

A: ZipFile.write expects to be supplied with the name of a file to write to the zip, not a folder.
You will need to iterate over the files in each folder and call write for each one. For example:
from pathlib import Path
from zipfile import ZipFile

DOWNLOAD_DIR = Path("/Users/my_user_name/Desktop/my_folder")
ZIPPED_FILE_DIR = Path("/Users/my_user_name/Desktop/my_zip")

def scan_dir(zip, dir, base_dir):
    for f in dir.iterdir():
        if f.is_dir():
            scan_dir(zip, f, base_dir)
        else:
            # First param is the path to the file, second param is
            # the path to use in the zip and when extracted. I just
            # trim base_dir off the front.
            zip.write(f, str(f)[len(str(base_dir)):])

def zip_files():
    with ZipFile(ZIPPED_FILE_DIR / "my_zip.zip", "w") as zip:
        for f in DOWNLOAD_DIR.iterdir():
            scan_dir(zip, f, DOWNLOAD_DIR)

zip_files()

There's probably a neater way to trim off the base directory, but this was done quickly :)

A: You can use: shutil.make_archive
Below example taken from: https://docs.python.org/3/library/shutil.html#archiving-example
>>> import os
>>> from shutil import make_archive
>>> archive_name = os.path.expanduser(os.path.join('~', 'myarchive'))
>>> root_dir = os.path.expanduser(os.path.join('~', '.ssh'))
>>> make_archive(archive_name, 'zip', root_dir)
'/Users/tarek/myarchive.zip'

EDIT:
Code using ZipFile library
import zipfile
import os

class ZipUtilities:
    def toZip(self, file, filename):
        zip_file = zipfile.ZipFile(filename, 'w')
        if os.path.isfile(file):
            zip_file.write(file)
        else:
            self.addFolderToZip(zip_file, file)
        zip_file.close()

    def addFolderToZip(self, zip_file, folder):
        for file in os.listdir(folder):
            full_path = os.path.join(folder, file)
            if os.path.isfile(full_path):
                print('File added: ' + str(full_path))
                zip_file.write(full_path)
            elif os.path.isdir(full_path):
                print('Entering folder: ' + str(full_path))
                self.addFolderToZip(zip_file, full_path)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    utilities = ZipUtilities()
    filename = 'newfile.zip'
    directory = 'foldername'
    utilities.toZip(directory, filename)


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Q: Canvas particles interactive image I know its not an acutal problem but I found this demo http://cssdeck.com/labs/interactive-particle-logo
Can someone explain how draw png images on canvas with other objects?

A: In that example they are using a library called particle slider which takes an image and draws it in particles.
See http://particleslider.com/ for more details.
The exact method you want is here http://particleslider.com/documentation/api#ParticleSlider.getPixelFromImageData
Going into how to write the library from scratch is probably a bit to advanced for a stackoverflow question :)

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JACKSON-- It's not just about Steven Hayne and Michael West.
That's one message from a new book examining the influence that Hayne, a pathologist, and West, a dentist who specialized in matching bite marks, had on Mississippi's justice system.
"The Cadaver King and The Country Dentist," which goes on sale Tuesday, examines the work of Hayne and West, as well as prosecutors and judges who did little to stop or question their output for years.
"There's a lot of blame to go around, and a lot of responsibility," said co-author Tucker Carrington, a University of Mississippi law professor who leads the Mississippi Innocence Project, which seeks to exonerate people who have been wrongfully convicted. He wrote the book along with journalist Radley Balko.
The book hits close to home for some in the Golden Triangle. In Lowndes County, Eddie Lee Howard, 64, is awaiting the ruling of Circuit Court Judge Lee Howard on a post-conviction relief case challenging the use of bite mark evidence that helped convict him.
Eddie Howard was convicted twice -- in 1994 and 2000 -- for the February 1992 murder of 84-year-old Georgia Kemp. Prosecutors presented bite mark evidence from Kemp's body as evidence in both cases.
The Mississippi Innocence Project took up Eddie Howard's case in 2014, putting West on the stand and questioning his use of bite mark analysis as evidence for the prosecution.
The case, which most recently had a hearing on Oct. 2, is still awaiting the judge's ruling. A Lowndes County Circuit Court clerk said the court recently received an order allowing the state more time to file briefs.
The book details how coroners and prosecutors helped Hayne perform most autopsies in Mississippi. The authors conclude that Hayne was -- at best -- sloppy and overworked. At worst, they suggest he shaped his testimony to help convict people suspected of crimes by the police, instead of hewing to the science of what a dead body could tell him. The authors question "outrageous" claims that Hayne offered in some cases, such as a trial in a 2002 death when Hayne made a "death mask" of a boy's face and then claimed he had determined that the mask indicated that a man with a large hand had suffocated the child. The mother's boyfriend was convicted in the case. The book is even harder on West.
"I wish now that I had been more courageous," Pittman told Carrington in an interview. "A couple of those old cases embarrass me now. We should have been less accepting of Hayne and that culture."
But the book asks why Attorney General Jim Hood and judges didn't do more to stop Hayne and West, or at least re-examine cases once their work came under fire.
Chief Justice William Waller Jr. declined comment, while Hood didn't respond to a Friday request for comment.
The authors think there needs to be a systemic re-evaluation of the cases where testimony by Hayne and West led to a conviction, but there's not even a good list of all such cases. When the Innocence Project filed public records requests to compile such a list in 2008, none of the state's district attorneys complied.
Hood's office, meanwhile, has continued to defend work by Hayne and West.
"They just have this reflexive, defiant posture that they were going to defend every case," Carrington said.
The Mississippi Supreme Court, though, has begun to overturn or send back some cases, on a one-by-one basis. In October, justices overturned the murder convictions of Sherwood Brown in three 1993 killings, one case in which West testified. Since then, DNA evidence has shown that blood on the bottom of Brown's shoe didn't match the blood of any of the murder victims.
Dispatch reporter Alex Holloway contributed to this report.


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package org.optaplanner.core.impl.domain.lookup;

import java.util.Collections;

import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Rule;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.rules.ExpectedException;
import org.optaplanner.core.api.domain.lookup.LookUpStrategyType;
import org.optaplanner.core.impl.testdata.domain.lookup.TestdataObjectId;
import org.optaplanner.core.impl.testdata.domain.lookup.TestdataObjectMultipleIds;
import org.optaplanner.core.impl.testdata.domain.lookup.TestdataObjectNoId;

public class LookUpStrategyNoneTest {

    @Rule
    public final ExpectedException expectedException = ExpectedException.none();

    private LookUpManager lookUpManager;

    @Before
    public void setUpLookUpManager() {
        lookUpManager = new LookUpManager(new LookUpStrategyResolver(LookUpStrategyType.NONE));
        lookUpManager.resetWorkingObjects(Collections.emptyList());
    }

    @Test
    public void addRemoveWithId() {
        TestdataObjectId object = new TestdataObjectId(0);
        lookUpManager.addWorkingObject(object);
        lookUpManager.removeWorkingObject(object);
    }

    @Test
    public void addWithNullId() {
        TestdataObjectId object = new TestdataObjectId(null);
        // not checked
        lookUpManager.addWorkingObject(object);
    }

    @Test
    public void removeWithNullId() {
        TestdataObjectId object = new TestdataObjectId(null);
        // not checked
        lookUpManager.removeWorkingObject(object);
    }

    @Test
    public void addWithoutId() {
        TestdataObjectNoId object = new TestdataObjectNoId();
        lookUpManager.addWorkingObject(object);
    }

    @Test
    public void removeWithoutId() {
        TestdataObjectNoId object = new TestdataObjectNoId();
        lookUpManager.removeWorkingObject(object);
    }

    @Test
    public void addSameIdTwice() {
        TestdataObjectId object = new TestdataObjectId(2);
        lookUpManager.addWorkingObject(object);
        // not checked
        lookUpManager.addWorkingObject(new TestdataObjectId(2));
    }

    @Test
    public void removeWithoutAdding() {
        TestdataObjectId object = new TestdataObjectId(0);
        // not checked
        lookUpManager.removeWorkingObject(object);
    }

    @Test
    public void lookUpWithId() {
        TestdataObjectId object = new TestdataObjectId(0);
        lookUpManager.addWorkingObject(object);
        // not allowed
        expectedException.expect(IllegalArgumentException.class);
        expectedException.expectMessage("cannot be looked up");
        lookUpManager.lookUpWorkingObject(object);
    }

    @Test
    public void lookUpWithoutId() {
        TestdataObjectNoId object = new TestdataObjectNoId();
        lookUpManager.addWorkingObject(object);
        // not allowed
        expectedException.expect(IllegalArgumentException.class);
        expectedException.expectMessage("cannot be looked up");
        lookUpManager.lookUpWorkingObject(object);
    }

    @Test
    public void lookUpWithoutAdding() {
        TestdataObjectId object = new TestdataObjectId(0);
        // not allowed
        expectedException.expect(IllegalArgumentException.class);
        expectedException.expectMessage("cannot be looked up");
        lookUpManager.lookUpWorkingObject(object);
    }

    @Test
    public void addWithTwoIds() {
        TestdataObjectMultipleIds object = new TestdataObjectMultipleIds();
        // not checked
        lookUpManager.addWorkingObject(object);
    }

    @Test
    public void removeWithTwoIds() {
        TestdataObjectMultipleIds object = new TestdataObjectMultipleIds();
        // not checked
        lookUpManager.removeWorkingObject(object);
    }
}

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Climbing and Outdoor News from Here and Abroad - 6/18/15
--A man who apparently died while climbing Mount Rainier had a passion for climbing and the outdoors, his father said. Searchers on Saturday recovered a body believed to be that of 25-year-old Kyle Bufis, of Springdale, Utah. A helicopter had spotted the body of a deceased male climber near the summit. To read more, click here.
--A 57 year old man from San Carlos, Calif., died after he fell while climbing Mt. Shasta Thursday, June 11. The Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office reported today, June 15, that it responded to a search and rescue call at about 6:22 a.m. Thursday. To read more, click here.
--A climber broke his leg on Mt. Baker on Saturday morning. Mountain Rescue did several technical lowers to get the climber into position for a helicopter extraction. Following is a video of that extraction:
--There was another broken leg on Mt. Hood this week. A boulder hit a 27-year old female climber and broke her leg. To read about the incident, click here.
--A 41-year-old climber has been hospitalized after falling in an area above Colchuck Lake in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. The Chelan County sheriff's office says a rescue helicopter from Naval Air Base Whidbey Island hoisted James Adkins from the area around 1 a.m. Monday. To read more, click here.
--They've done it again! A group of ultrarunners lead by Bellingham resident, Daniel Probst have run from Bellingham Bay to the top of Mount Baker and back in a forty hour push. To read more, click here.
--The National Park Service (NPS) and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) have released the report analyzing public comments received during the first phase of an environmental impact statement (EIS) for grizzly bear restoration in the North Cascades ecosystem. The EIS is a three-year process to determine a range of actions that could be taken to restore grizzly bears to the North Cascades ecosystem, a 9,800 square-mile area of largely federal lands in north central Washington state. FWS listed the grizzly bear as a threatened species in the lower 48 United States in 1975. The species was listed as endangered by the state of Washington in 1980. The EIS is being developed jointly by the FWS, which administers the Endangered Species Act, and the NPS. The U.S. Forest Service and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife are cooperating agencies in the process. To read more, click here.
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U bent hier: Welkom > Analysis > Publications
JUBILEE THINK PIECE
Europe's power is built upon its social contract
Social EU / JUBILEE THINK PIECE
Laura Rayner , Tommaso Grossi
Following decades of neoliberal policies and austerity measures, welfare states have struggled to handle emerging new social risks, which have further deteriorated social cohesion, working conditions, and inequalities.
Indeed, the welfare state is the pragmatic implementation of the social contract, supporting employees whose income is interrupted due to illness, unemployment, or retirement, offering public services like healthcare and education, and keeping society and the economy afloat during economic downturns. As Europe's welfare states scramble to react to additional disruptive and external shocks, the problem has become more pressing.
In this era of permacrisis, the EU must be forced to acknowledge the enormous significance of its social contract. Modernising the European social model has the potential to lessen the appeal of populist parties by reducing socioeconomic inequality and facilitating the twin transition.
But the current challenges may prove too difficult for the EU to overcome without revitalisation and reinforcement. If going forward and reaching a resolution in the Union is tough now, future challenges might be unsolvable. Ultimately, Europe must first repair its deteriorating social contract if it hopes to be a strong and credible leader in this unsteady world.
This sixth Jubilee Think Piece raises provocative questions on the social contract as the EPC gears up to commemorate its 25th anniversary. It also opens the way for the Jubilee Conference, which will take place in Brussels on Thursday, 1 December.
Read the full paper here.


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New Channel: Siriusxm Insight
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SiriusXM to Launch New "SiriusXM Insight" Channel
A new generation of thought-provoking talk radio with a heart and sense of humor - offering engaging, mind-expanding content for fans of public radio and beyond - featuring the Aspen Institute, TechCrunch, The Daily Beast, The David Lynch Foundation, The Center for American Progress and more
Hosts to include Pete Dominick, Margaret Hoover, John Fugelsang, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Karen Hunter, Dean Obeidallah, Alan Dershowitz, Perri Peltz, Bob Roth, and many more
NEW YORK, Jan. 6, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- SiriusXM today announced it will launch SiriusXM Insight, an all-new, exclusive, groundbreaking news, information, and entertainment radio channel offering listeners inspiring ideas and intelligent conversation with an edge. Designed to reach fans that enjoy the eclectic subject matter of public radio, SiriusXM Insight will feature an array of fresh, diverse voices addressing a new era of issues in a lively, smart, and sometimes humorous approach.
At launch, SiriusXM Insight will feature shows with notable brands including the Aspen Institute, The Daily Beast, and TechCrunch, giving listeners the opportunity to react and learn about a range of critical issues spanning headline news and social trends, technology news, the arts and culture, science, parenting, spirituality, travel, literature, education and more.
The channel will also include a variety of talented, insightful hosts from wide-ranging backgrounds, including three stand-up comedians well-known for their astute analysis of news and issues: SiriusXM on-air personality and stand-up comic, Pete Dominick; political commentator and comedian, John Fugelsang; and former practicing attorney and Muslim American stand-up comedian, Dean Obeidallah. Also joining the lineup are well-known experts Neil deGrasse Tyson, astrophysicist, Director of the Hayden Planetarium, and popularizer of science; author, Libertarian, activist and Harvard Law professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz; Pulitzer Prize-winning African-American journalist, professor, and publisher, Karen Hunter; center-right political commentator and gay rights activist, Margaret Hoover; and transcendental meditation expert and Executive Director of the David Lynch Foundation, Bob Roth.
"SiriusXM Insight is like the cocktail party after the seminar - the topics are lively and the discussion is loose, engaging and unpredictable," said Scott Greenstein, President and Chief Content Officer, SiriusXM. "Insight is a fresh alternative to public interest radio, giving listeners a new kind of intelligent discourse jam-packed with exciting programs and intelligent topics that affect all of our lives. Not over-scripted, over-produced or over-rehearsed, the lineup of shows, and the additional content we will continue to add, will make SiriusXM Insight the go-to destination for people of all ages looking to find talk programs with curious, passionate and entertaining hosts covering a variety of issues."
SiriusXM Insight will launch Monday, January 12, at 9:00 am ET on SiriusXM channel 121. The inaugural program will be "Stand Up! With Pete Dominick," in recognition of Dominick's role in inspiring the creation of the channel.
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The SiriusXM Insight program lineup will provide a wide-variety of topics, including:
Stand Up with Pete Dominick - 9am-12pm ET, daily
Get It Right with Margaret Hoover - 12pm-1pm ET, daily
Tell Me Everything with John Fugelsang - 2pm-5pm ET, daily
StarTalk Radio with Neil deGrasse Tyson - 5pm-6pm ET, daily
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SiriusXM Insight will continue to air The Bob Edwards Show, featuring a decade of great interviews as curated by Edwards - spotlighting the great newsmakers, journalists, entertainers, and other compelling figures of our time - along with the best of Car Talk and The Takeaway, a daily news show hosted by award-winning journalist John Hockenberry.
Listeners will be able to join the conversation by calling 877-974-7487 or submitting their thoughts and questions using #SXMInsight and @SXMInsight.
HecticArt
That's quite a list.
Thanks Madison.
microbob
So is Indie getting a new morning show? I vote to move Jim and Opie to 102 for those who don't have an XM Sub
microbob said:
It's Pete Dominck on both Indie and Insight. No wonder it's his dream channel. The dismissal of Anthony and of Fran Tarkenton left nobody to immediately fill in the morning slot. We'll see soon.
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1 VALVES & CONTROLS crosby SERIES 800, 900 OMNI-TRIM, AND BP OMNI-TRIM Crosby s Series 800 adjustable blowdown, Series 900 fixed blowdown OMNI-TRIM, and BP OMNI-TRIM full nozzle pressure relief valves have a simplified, single trim design with superior application versatility. Series 900 OMNI-TRIM Series 800 Series BP OMNI-TRIM Features Relieving capacities certified by National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors. Certification includes air and steam for Series 800, and air, steam and water for Series 900. BP certification includes air and water. Valves manufactured in accordance with the requirements of ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Section VIII and Section III. Superior seat tightness. Precision lapped flat metal-to-metal seats, or elastomer or TFE O-ring soft seats provide the ultimate in seat tightness. (Elastomer or TFE O-ring seat standard for Series BP.) Maximum corrosion resistance. Trim components are stainless steel as standard. All 316 stainless steel, Monel, Hastelloy and NACE* optional constructions are available. Spring standardization. Standard Series 800 and 900 pressure relief valves are suitable for inlet temperatures to 750 F [399 C], using a 17-7PH stainless steel spring. Series BP is suitable for inlet temperatures to 400 F [204 C]. Fewer parts result in increased reliability and ease of maintenance. Series 800 pressure relief valves have an external blowdown adjustment allowing for short blowdown, smaller differential between operating and set pressures, and reduced product loss. Series 900 valves use a single trim design for liquid, gas and vapor services. Series 900 valves provide reliable blowdown without the need for adjustment. The Series BP with its balance piston design offsets the effects of variable back pressure on valve set pressure. Series BP valves can handle applications involving high built-up back pressure. Note: * Contact your sales representative for compliance to NACE MR or later requirements. technical data series 800 Sizes: 3/4" x 1" to 2" x 2" and 1 1 /2" x 2 1 /2" Orifices: to in 2 [0.71 to 3.25 cm 2 ] Connections: Temperature range: Set pressures: Steam Code: NPT, Flanged, Male socket weld -450 to +750 F [-268 to +399 C] 15 to 1500 psig [1.03 to barg] Limit 1000 psig ASME VIII std. and ASME III series 900 OMNi-triM Sizes: 1/2" x 1" to 2" x 2" and 1 1 /2" x 2 1 /2" Orifices: to in 2 [0.477 to 3.25 cm 2 ] Connections: NPT, Flanged, Male socket weld Temperature range: -450 to +750 F [-268 to +399 C] Set pressures: 5 to 5000 psig [0.34 to barg] Steam: Limit 1000 psig Code: ASME VIII and ASME III [15 psig and above] series BP OMNi-triM Sizes: 3/4" x 1" and 1" x 1" Orifices: and in 2 [0.477 and 0.71 cm 2 ] Connections: NPT, Flanged Temperature range: -20 to +400 F [-28 to +204 C] Set pressures: 50 to 1500 psig [3.45 to barg] Code: ASME VIII and ASME III CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
2 SERIES 800 ADJUSTABLE BLOWDOWN PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE Crosby Series 800 full nozzle pressure relief valves are designed for use on air, gas, vapor and steam service applications. The Series 800 design utilizes an external blowdown adjustment to provide shorter blowdown than the Series 900 OMNI-TRIM, typically in the range of 5 to 15%. The Series 800 pressure relief valve with its precise blowdown adjustment results in increased efficiency since system pressure can operate closer to set pressure. The shorter blowdown also reduces product loss. Effective orifice areas are 0.110, 0.196, and sq. in. [71.0, 126, 198 and 325 sq. mm]. ASME CODE REQUIREMENTS Series 800 pressure relief valves are manufactured in accordance with requirements of ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII. The Series 800 can also be manufactured to ASME Code Section III for nuclear-related applications. CAPACITY CERTIFICATIONS Capacity certifications include air and steam. Relieving capacities are certified by the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors. OTHER TYPE APPROVALS AND CERTIFICATIONS Canadian Registration Number [CRN] China Manufacturing License [TS] Pressure Equipment Directive [97/27/EC], [ISO ] [OE] SEAT DESIGN Series 800 pressure relief valves are available with flat metal-to-metal or elastomer or TFE o-ring soft seats for optimum seat tightness and minimal maintenance. Details on o-ring materials and pressure/temperature limitations are summarized on page 9. All Series 800 o-rings are standard commercial sizes. CONNECTIONS The Series 800 is typically supplied with screwed inlet and outlet connections Optional flanged end connections are available on valves with and sq. in. [71.0 and 126 sq. mm] orifice areas. Standard flanged end connections are lap joint stub end construction or male socket weld. NACE MR EDITION The Series 800 is available in several standard material options for compliance to NACE MR edition. Each of these options uses an Inconel X750 spring. Contact your sales representative for applications requiring compliance to NACE MR or later editions. O-ring Soft Seat Adjusting ring set screw Gasket Adjusting ring Metal-to-Metal Seat page 2 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
4 SERIES BP OMNI-TRIM The piston O-ring (Figure 1) is used to balance the Series BP. The diameter of the piston O-ring is the same as the seat diameter (Figure 2) and offsets the effects of superimposed variable back pressure and built-up back pressure in excess of ten percent of the set pressure. Effective orifice areas are and in 2 (47.74 and mm 2 ). Standard materials of construction are carbon steel cylinder; 316 stainless steel base, disc insert, disc holder and guide; and 17-7PH stainless steel spring. Optional materials of construction are available for special applications or conditions involving corrosive fluids. In addition, materials are available conforming to NACE MR Special cleanings, coatings and lubricants are also available on application. For applications at pressures and temperatures not listed in this catalog, consult Crosby or your local authorized representative. ASME CODE REQUIREMENTS Series BP pressure relief valves are manufactured in accordance with requirements of ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII and Section III. BACK PRESSURE The maximum allowable back pressure in liquid applications is 70% of set pressure. The maximum back pressure in vapor and gas applications is 50% of set pressure. For liquid thermal relief applications, the maximum allowable back pressure is 90% of set pressure. Note: The maximum back pressure rating is 400 psig. For back pressures greater than 400 psig, consult the factory. CERTIFIED CAPACITIES Capacity certification includes air, liquid, gas and vapor. Relieving capacities are certified by National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors. SEAT DESIGN Series BP pressure relief valves are available with elastomer or TFE O-ring soft seats for optimum seat tightness and minimal maintenance. Details on O-ring materials and pressure and temperature limitations are on page 10. All O-rings are standard commercial sizes. BLOWDOWN Blowdown is the difference between the opening and reseating pressure of a pressure relief valve expressed as a percentage of set pressure. Series BP blowdown is fixed and non-adjustable (typically 25% or less) on liquid, gas and vapor applications. OPTIONAL CONNECTIONS Series BP valves may be furnished with optional flanged connections up to ANSI Class Standard flanged connections are lap joint stub end construction. Note: 1. Contact your sales representative for compliance to NACE MR or later requirements. TECHNICAL DATA Temperature range: -20 F to +400 F [-28 C to +204 C] Set Pressures: 50 to 1500 psig [3.45 to barg] Sizes: 3 /4" x 1", 1" x 1" OTHER TYPE APPROVALS AND CERTIFICATIONS Canadian Registration Number [CRN] China Manufacturing License [TS] Pressure Equipment Directive [97/27/EC], [ISO ] [OE] Piston O-ring Figure 1 Piston Vent The cylinder chamber is isolated by the guide O-ring and is vented to atmosphere. Figure 2 Seat page 4 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
6 VALVE MATERIALS SERIES 900 OMNI-TRIM VALVES O-ring Soft Seat C 2B Metal-to-Metal Seat B 1C THREADED CONNECTIONS FLANGED CONNECTIONS standard materials Variations from standard materials Material designation Part Part -50 F to +750 F -450 F to +500 F -450 F to +750 F -50 F to +750 F -320 F to +750 F -50 F to +750 F -320 F to +750 F -50 F to +750 F no. name [-45.6 c to +399 c] [-268 c to +260 c] [-268 c to +399 c] [-45.6 c to +399 c] [-196 c to +399 c] [-45.6 c to +399 c] [-196 c to +399 c] [-45.6 c to +399 c] 1 Base 316 SS 316 SS 316 SS Monel Monel Hastelloy C Hastelloy C 316 SS 2 Cylinder Carbon Steel 316 SS 316 SS Carbon Steel Monel 7 Carbon Steel Hastelloy C Carbon Steel ASTM A 494 SA-494 SA-216 Gr. WCB SA-351 Gr. CF8M SA-351 Gr. CF8M SA-216 Gr. WCB Gr. M35-1 SA-216 Gr. WCB Gr. CW-12MW SA-216 Gr. WCB 3 Disc insert3 316 SS 316 SS 316 SS Monel Monel Hastelloy C Hastelloy C 316 SS 4 Disc holder 316 SS1 316 SS1 316 SS1 Monel Monel Hastelloy C Hastelloy C 316 SS1 5 O-ring2,3 Specify Specify Specify Specify Specify Specify Specify Specify 6 Guide 316 SS 316 SS 316 SS Monel Monel Hastelloy C Hastelloy C 316 SS 7 Spindle8 416 SS 316 SS 316 SS 416 SS Monel 416 SS Hastelloy C 316 SS 8 Spring 17-7PH SS 316 SS Inconel X750 Inconel X750 Inconel X750 Inconel X750 Hastelloy C Inconel X750 9 Spring washers 416 SS 316 SS 316 SS 316 SS Monel 316 SS Hastelloy C 316 SS 10 Adjusting bolt 416 SS 316 SS 316 SS 416 SS Monel 416 SS Hastelloy C 316 SS 11 Adj. bolt nut Carbon Steel 316 SS 316 SS Carbon Steel Monel Carbon Steel Hastelloy C 316 SS 12 Type A cap4 Carbon Steel 316 SS 316 SS Carbon Steel Monel Carbon Steel Hastelloy C Carbon Steel 13 Nameplate5 300 Series SS 300 Series SS 300 Series SS 300 Series SS 300 Series SS 300 Series SS 300 Series SS 300 Series SS 14 Drive screws5 SS SS SS SS SS SS SS SS 23 Seal and wire Lead and SS Lead and SS Lead and SS Lead and SS Lead and SS Lead and SS Lead and SS Lead and SS 1B Lap joint stub 316 SS 316 SS 316 SS Monel Monel Hastelloy C Hastelloy C 316 SS end (inlet) 1C Inlet flange Carbon Steel6 316 SS 316 SS Carbon Steel6 Carbon Steel6 Carbon Steel6 Carbon Steel6 Carbon Steel6 2B Lap joint stub Carbon Steel6 316 SS 316 SS Carbon Steel6 Monel Carbon Steel6 Hastelloy C Carbon Steel6 end (outlet) 2C Outlet flange Carbon Steel6 316 SS 316 SS Carbon Steel6 Carbon Steel6 Carbon Steel6 Carbon Steel6 Carbon Steel6 Note: Shaded materials indicate variation from standard. 1. Material is 17-4PH SS for steam applications. 2. Refer to page 9 for pressure/temperature limits and available O-ring materials. Used on soft seated valve only. 3. Recommended spare part. 4. Refer to page 8 for other available cap styles and materials. 5. Not shown. 6. Low temperature limit for carbon steel flanges is -20 F [-28.9 C]. Use 316 SS below -20 F. 7. ASME Code Case Styles 9511 ( )-STM and 9611 ( )-STM spindle furnished as spindle and spindle ball sub-assembly. 9. A nickel/graphite based lubricant/sealant is used on threads, sealing and bearing surfaces. 10. Available with NACE MRO (N2) model number supplement. page 6 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
8 CAPS AND LIFTING LEVERS TYPE A THREADED CAP TYPE B THREADED CAP WITH TEST ROD VIEW SHOWING VALVE GAGGED TYPES B AND E WITH TEST ROD TYPE D PACKED LIFTING LEVER TYPE E PACKED LIFTING LEVER WITH TEST ROD Materials OF construction Material designation 0, 3, 5 1, cap Part type no. Part name A 12 Cap Steel 316 SS Monel Hastelloy C 16 Cap Steel 316 SS Monel Hastelloy C 27 Cap plug Steel 316 SS Monel Hastelloy C B 28 Cap plug O-ring Viton Viton Viton Viton 29 Test rod Steel (plated) Steel (plated) Steel (plated) Steel (plated) 18 Cap Steel 316 SS Monel Hastelloy C 19 Cam 416 SS 316 SS Monel Hastelloy C 20 Cam O-ring Viton Viton Viton Viton 21 Cam sleeve 416 SS 316 SS Monel Hastelloy C D 22 Cam sleeve O-ring Viton Viton Viton Viton 23 Lever Steel Steel Steel Steel 24 Lever pin 302 SS 302 SS 302 SS 302 SS 25 Spindle nut Steel 316 SS Monel Hastelloy C 26 Locknut Steel (plated) 300 Series SS Monel Hastelloy C 18 Cap Steel 316 SS Monel Hastelloy C 19 Cam 416 SS 316 SS Monel Hastelloy C 20 Cam O-ring Viton Viton Viton Viton 21 Cam sleeve 416 SS 316 SS Monel Hastelloy C 22 Cam sleeve O-ring Viton Viton Viton Viton 23 Lever Steel Steel Steel Steel E 24 Lever pin 302 SS 302 SS 302 SS 302 SS 25 Spindle nut Steel 316 SS Monel Hastelloy C 26 Locknut Steel (Plated) 300 Series SS Monel Hastelloy C 27 Cap plug Steel 316 SS Monel Hastelloy C 28 Cap plug O-ring Viton Viton Viton Viton 29 Test rod Steel (plated) Steel (plated) Steel (plated) Steel (plated) Crosby Series 800, Series 900 OMNI-TRIM, and Series BP pressure relief valves are furnished with a threaded cap over the adjusting bolt as a standard. Optional cap types and lifting levers are described below. 1. Standard Threaded Cap (Type A) Where no lifting lever is required. 2. Threaded Cap with Test Rod (Type B) Normally used to hold the pressure relief valve closed when the system is being hydrostatically tested. 3. Packed Lifting Lever (Type D) For applications where periodic testing is desirable. This is a sealed design for pressure integrity. Note: ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code rules require that a lifting lever must be supplied with the valve when the service is (1) air, (2) water at the valve inlet that exceeds 140 F [60 C] excluding over pressure or relief events, or (3) steam. 4. Packed Lifting Lever with Test Rod (Type E) Same as Type D except furnished with a test rod. caution: Test Rods should never be tightened more than fingertight. Overtightening may damage internal parts. Moreover, a test rod should never be kept on the valve during operation of the equipment. During normal operation the test rod is replaced with cap plug and O-ring to maintain tightness on the discharge side. Note: Shaded materials indicate variation from standard. page 8 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
10 SERIES BP O-RING SOFT SEATS Figure 2 Seat THREADED CONNECTIONS O-riNG soft seat Pressure temperature limits set pressure, psig [barg] inlet temperature, F [ c] Material Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum BUNA-N 50 [3.45] 1500 [103.44] -20 [-28] +250 [+121.1] Viton 50 [3.45] 1500 [103.44] 0 [-17.8] +400 [+204.4] EPR 50 [3.45] 1500 [103.44] -20 [-28] +250 [+121.1] TFE 100 [6.89] 1500 [103.44] -20 [-28] +400 [+204.4] Silicone 50 [3.45] 1500 [103.44] -20 [-28] +400 [+204.4] Kalrez 100 [6.89] 1500 [103.44] 0 [-17.8] +400 [+204.4] EPR = Ethylene Propylene Rubber TFE = Tetrafluorethylene page 10 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
12 SPECIFICATIONS SERIES 800 FLANGED CONNECTIONS, USCS (U.S. CUSTOMARY SYSTEM) UNITS C Approx. A (± 1 /8") B (± 1 /8") Flange x Flange series 800 dimensions and WeiGhts, Pressure/teMPerature ratings connection std. ansi lap Maximum Valve size joint stub end set pressure 1,2,5 dimensions approx. style (NPs) flanges 100 F (in.) weight number inlet Outlet inlet Outlet (psig) a B c 4 (lbs.) style 861 series 800 with no. 6 orifice (0.110 sq. in.) 8611( )111 3/ /8 4 1 / / ( )121 3/ /8 4 1 / / ( )131 3/ /8 4 1 / / ( ) /8 4 1 / / ( ) /8 4 1 / / ( ) /8 4 1 / /16 16 style 871 series 800 with no. 7 orifice (0.196 sq. in.) 8711( ) / / / ( ) / / / ( ) / / / ( ) /2 1 1 / / / ( ) /2 1 1 / / / ( ) /2 1 1 / / / Maximum set pressures shown are based on carbon steel flanges. Pressure limits for 316 SS flanges may be lower. Contact your sales representative. 2. Maximum set pressures apply to metal seated valves only; refer to page 9 for limits for soft seat construction. 3. Flanges are supplied with a serrated face per ANSI B16.5. Other facings/ standards (i.e., DIN) are also available. 4. Dimension C shown is for Type A cap. For Type B cap, add 1 /4" to C dimension (an additional 2" is required for test rod head clearance). For Type D cap, add 5 /8" to C dimension. For Type E cap, add 7 /8" to C dimension (an additional 2" is required for test rod head clearance). 5. Maximum set pressure for steam service is 1000 psig. page 12 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
14 SPECIFICATIONS SERIES 800 FLANGED CONNECTIONS, METRIC UNITS C Approx. A B Flange x Flange series 800 dimensions and WeiGhts, Pressure/teMPerature ratings connection std. ansi lap Maximum Valve size stub end set pressure 1,2,5 dimensions approx. style (NPs) flanges 37.8 c [mm] weight number inlet Outlet inlet Outlet [barg] a B c 4 (kg) style 861 series 800 with no. 6 orifice [70.96 sq. mm] 8611( )111 3/ ( )121 3/ ( )131 3/ ( ) ( ) ( ) style 871 series 800 with no. 7 orifice [126.4 sq. mm] 8711( ) / ( ) / ( ) / ( ) /2 1 1 / ( ) /2 1 1 / ( ) /2 1 1 / Maximum set pressures shown are based on carbon steel flanges. Pressure limits for 316 SS flanges may be lower. Contact your sales representative. 2. Maximum set pressures apply to metal seated valves only; Refer to page 9 for limits for soft seat construction. 3. Flanges are supplied with a serrated face per ANSI B16.5. Other facings/standards (i.e., DIN) are also available. 4. Dimension C shown is for Type A cap. For Type B cap, add 6 mm to C dimension (an additional 51 mm is required for test rod head clearance). For Type D cap, add 16 mm to C dimension. For Type E cap, add 22 mm to C dimension (an additional 51 mm is required for test rod head clearance). 5. Maximum set pressure for steam service is barg. page 14 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
16 SPECIFICATIONS SERIES 900 OMNI-TRIM FLANGED CONNECTIONS, USCS (U.S. CUSTOMARY SYSTEM) UNITS series 900 dimensions and WeiGhts, Pressure/teMPerature ratings std. ansi connection lap joint Max. 1,2,6 Max. Valve size stub end set press. outlet dimensions approx. style (NPs) flanges 100 F press. (in.) wt. number inlet Outlet inlet Outlet (psig) (psig) a B c 5 (lbs.) C Approx. style 951 series 900 with no. 5 orifice (0.074 sq. in.) 9511( )011 1/ / / ( )021 1/ / / ( )031 1/ / / ( )111 3/ / / ( )121 3/ / / ( )131 3/ / / ( ) / / ( ) / / ( ) / /16 13 style 955 series 900 with no. 5 orifice (0.074 sq. in.) 9551( )142 3/ /2 41/2 145/ ( )152 3/ /2 41/2 145/ ( ) /4 41/2 149/ ( ) /4 41/2 149/16 25 A (± 1 /8") style 961 series 900 with no. 6 orifice (0.110 sq. in.) 9611( )011 1/ /8 41/4 133/ ( )021 1/ /8 41/4 133/ ( )031 1/ /8 41/4 133/ ( )111 3/ /8 41/4 133/ ( )121 3/ /8 41/4 133/ ( )131 3/ /8 41/4 133/ ( ) /8 41/4 137/ ( ) /8 41/4 137/ ( ) /8 41/4 137/16 16 style 965 series 900 with no. 6 orifice (0.110 sq. in.) 9651( )142 3/ / ( ) / / ( ) / / ( ) / /4 53/4 1515/ ( ) / /4 53/4 1515/16 35 style 972 series 900 with no. 7 orifice (0.196 sq. in.) 9721( ) / / / ( ) / / / ( ) / / / ( ) / /4 1511/ ( )411 11/2 11/ / / ( )421 11/2 11/ / / ( )431 11/2 11/ / / ( )442 11/2 11/ /4 1511/16 38 style 981 series 900 with no. 8 orifice (0.307 sq. in.) 9811( )511 11/ / / ( )521 11/ / / ( )531 11/ / / ( ) / / ( ) / / ( ) / /16 49 style 991 series 900 with no. 9 orifice (0.503 sq. in.) 9911( )711 11/2 21/ /2 61/2 187/ ( )721 11/2 21/ /2 61/2 187/ ( )731 11/2 21/ /2 61/2 187/16 50 B (± 1 /8") Flange x Flange 1. Maximum set pressures shown are based on carbon steel flanges. Pressure limits for 316 SS flanges may be lower. Contact your sales representative. 2. Maximum set pressures apply to metal seated valves only; refer to page 9 for limits for soft seat construction. 3. ANSI CL 300 supplied; however, the maximum back pressure is 400 psig. 4. Flanges are supplied with a serrated face per ANSI B16.5. Other facings/standards (i.e., DIN) are also available. 5. Dimension C shown is for Type A cap. For Type B cap, add 1 /4" to C dimension (an additional 2" is required for test rod head clearance). For Type D cap, add 5 /8" to C dimension. For Type E cap, add 7 /8" to C dimension (an additional 2" is required for test rod head clearance). 6. Maximum set pressure for steam service is 1000 psig. 7. ANSI CI 600 flange integral with base. page 16 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
18 SPECIFICATIONS SERIES 900 OMNI-TRIM FLANGED CONNECTIONS, METRIC UNITS series 900 dimensions and WeiGhts, Pressure/teMPerature ratings std. ansi connection lap joint Max. 1,2,6 Max. Valve size stub end set press. outlet dimensions appr. style (NPs) flanges 37.8 c press. [mm] Wt. number inlet Outlet inlet Outlet [barg] [barg] a B c 5 [kg] style 951 series 900 with no. 5 orifice [47.74 sq. mm] 9511( )011 1/ ( )021 1/ ( )031 1/ ( )111 3/ ( )121 3/ ( )131 3/ ( ) ( ) ( ) style 955 series 900 with no. 5 orifice [47.74 sq. mm] 9551( )142 3/ ( )152 3/ ( ) ( ) style 961 series 900 with no. 6 orifice [70.96 sq. mm] 9611( )011 1/ ( )021 1/ ( )031 1/ ( )111 3/ ( )121 3/ ( )131 3/ ( ) ( ) ( ) style 965 series 900 with no. 6 orifice [70.96 sq. mm] 9651( )142 3/ ( ) ( ) ( ) / ( ) / style 972 series 900 with no. 7 orifice [126.4 sq. mm] 9721( ) / ( ) / ( ) / ( ) / ( )411 11/2 11/ ( )421 11/2 11/ ( )431 11/2 11/ ( )442 11/2 11/ style 981 series 900 with no. 8 orifice [198.0 sq. mm] 9811( )511 11/ ( )521 11/ ( )531 11/ ( ) ( ) ( ) style 991 series 900 with no. 9 orifice [324.5 sq. mm] 9911( )711 11/2 21/ ( )721 11/2 21/ ( )731 11/2 21/ B Flange x Flange A C Approx. 1. Maximum set pressures shown are based on carbon steel flanges. Pressure limits for 316 SS flanges may be lower. Contact your sales representative. 2. Maximum set pressures apply to metal seated valves only; refer to page 9 for limits for soft seat construction. 3. ANSI CL 300 supplied; however, the maximum back pressure is barg. 4. Flanges are supplied with a serrated face per ANSI B16.5. Other facings/standards (i.e., DIN) are also available. 5. Dimension C shown is for Type A cap. For Type B cap, add 6 mm to C dimension (an additional 51 mm is required for test rod head clearance). For Type D cap, add 16 mm to C dimension. For Type E cap, add 22 mm to C dimension (an additional 51 mm is required for test rod head clearance). 6. Maximum set pressure for steam service is barg. 7. ANSI CI 600 flange integral with base. page 18 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
20 SPECIFICATIONS SERIES BP FLANGED CONNECTIONS, USCS UNITS (U.S. CUSTOMARY SYSTEM) [METRIC UNITS] C Approx. B ± 1/8 A ± 1 /8 Flange x Flange dimensions and WeiGhts, Pressure/teMPerature ratings std. ansi 2 Maximum 1 Valve connection lap joint stub set pressure Maximum dimensions, in. [mm] approx. style size (NPs) end flanges at 100 F [37.8 c] outlet pressure weight 4 number inlet Outlet inlet Outlet psig [barg] psig [barg] a B c 3 lbs. (kg) style BP5 series BP with no. 5 orifice (0.074 in 2 [47.7 mm 2 ]) BP51()()111 3/ [19.65] 285 [19.65] 45/8  43/4  145/8  18 (8) BP51()()121 3/ [51.02] 285 [19.65] 45/8  43/4  145/8  20 (9) BP51()()131 3/ [102.04] 285 [19.65] 45/8  43/4  145/8  20 (9) BP51()()142 3/ [103.44] 4005 [27.58]5 55/8  5  155/8  24 (11) BP51()() [19.65] 285 [19.65] 47/8  43/4  147/8  19 (9) BP51()() [51.02] 285 [19.65] 47/8  43/4  147/8  20 (9) BP51()() [102.04] 285 [19.65] 47/8  43/4  147/8  20 (9) BP51()() [103.44] 4005 [27.58]5 55/8  5  157/8  26 (12) style BP6 series BP with no. 6 orifice (0.110 in 2 [70.96 mm 2 ]) BP61()()111 3/ [19.65] 285 [19.65] 45/8  43/4  145/8  18 (8) BP61()()121 3/ [51.02] 285 [19.65] 45/8  43/4  145/8  20 (9) BP61()()131 3/ [102.04] 285 [19.65] 45/8  43/4  145/8  20 (9) BP61()()142 3/ [103.44] 4005 [27.58]5 55/8  5  155/8  24 (11) BP61()() [19.65] 285 [19.65] 47/8  43/4  147/8  19 (9) BP61()() [51.02] 285 [19.65] 47/8  43/4  147/8  20 (9) BP61()() [102.04] 285 [19.65] 47/8  43/4  147/8  20 (9) BP61()() [103.44] 4005 [27.58]5 55/8  5  157/8  26 (12) 1. Maximum set pressures shown are based on carbon steel flanges. Pressure limits for 316 SS flanges may be lower. Consult your sales representative. 2. Flanges are supplied with a serrated face per ANSI B16.5. Other facings/standards (i.e., DIN) are also available. 3. Dimension C shown is for Type A cap. For Type B cap, add 1 /4" [6 mm] to C dimension (an additional 2" [51 mm] is required for test rod head clearance). For Type D cap, add 5 /8" [16 mm] to C dimension. For Type E cap, add 7 /8" [22 mm] to C dimension (an additional 2" [51 mm] is required for test rod head clearance). 4. Add 1.6 lbs. [0.7 kgs] for Type D and E caps. 5. ANSI CL 300 supplied; however the maximum back pressure is 400 psig [27.58 barg]. page 20 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
22 SATURATED STEAM CAPACITIES UNFIRED PRESSURE VESSEL SERVICE SERIES 800* AND SERIES 900 VALVES, USCS (U.S. CUSTOMARY SYSTEM) UNITS Note: For steam capacities, USCS Units are exact equivalents of Imperial Units. saturated steam capacities set Pressures PsiG set Pressure effective area (sq. in.) set Pressure effective area (sq. in.) (psig) (psig) psi incr psi incr psi incr psi incr Note: *Series 800 capacities are in shaded area only Not valid below 30 psig set pressure. 2. Capacities below 30 psig set pressure are calculated at 3 psi overpressure. 3. Maximum set pressure for steam service is 1000 psig. 4. The scope of the ASME Code, Section VIII, does not include pressures below 15 psig and therefore pressure relief valves set below 15 psig are not stamped with the ASME Code Symbol. Capacity in pounds per hour of steam at 10% overpressure. Valve discharging to atmospheric pressure. 2 Capacities certified by the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors and in accordance with the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII. page 22 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
24 AIR CAPACITIES SERIES 800* AND SERIES 900 VALVES, METRIC UNITS air capacities set Pressures BarG set press. effective area [sq. mm.] set press. [barg] [kpag] 1 bar incr kpa incr. 5 bar incr kpa incr. Note: *Series 800 capacities are in shaded area only Not valid below 2.0 barg set pressure. 2. Capacities below 2.0 barg set pressure are calculated at 0.2 bar overpressure. 3. The scope of the ASME Code, Section VIII, does not include pressures below 1.0 barg and therefore pressure relief valves set below 1.0 barg are not stamped with the ASME Code Symbol. page 24 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved. set press. effective area [sq. mm.] set press. [barg] [kpag] 1 bar incr kpa incr. 5 bar incr kpa incr Capacity in standard cubic meters of air per minute at 20 C and 10% overpressure. Valve discharging to atmospheric pressure. 2 Capacities certified by the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors and in accordance with the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII.
26 WATER CAPACITIES SERIES 900 OMNI-TRIM VALVES, METRIC UNITS Water capacities differential Pressures P Bar 2 diff. diff. effective area [sq. mm] press. press. P 1 P 1 [bar] [kpa] diff. diff. effective area [sq. mm] press. press. P 1 P 1 [bar] [kpa] differential Pressure ( P) equals inlet pressure (set pressure plus overpressure) at flowing conditions minus back pressure. 2. See pages 17 and 18 for Minimum and Maximum set pressure limits. 3. The scope of the ASME Code, Section VIII, does not include pressures below 1.0 barg and therefore pressure relief valves set below 1.0 barg are not stamped with the ASME Code Symbol. Capacity in liters per minute of water at 20 C and 10% overpressure. Capacities certified by the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors and in accordance with the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII. page 26 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
28 WATER CAPACITIES SERIES BP, USCS UNITS (U.S. CUSTOMARY SYSTEM) Note: uscs units for water and liquids are u.s. gallons per minute (1 u.s. gallon equals imperial gallon). The capacities listed in the following tables are based on discharging to atmospheric pressure. For applications involving back pressure these capacities must be multiplied by the back pressure correction factor determined from the applicable curve shown on page 31. Capacity in U.S. gallons per minute of water at 70 F and 10% overpressure. Capacities certified by the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors and in accordance with the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII. [Capacity in liters per minute of water at 21 C and 10% overpressure.] Capacities certified by the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors and in accordance with the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII. uscs differential Pressures P Psi diff. pressure effective area, in 2 P (psi) diff. pressure effective area, in 2 P (psi) differential Pressure ( P) equals inlet pressure (set pressure plus overpressure) at flowing conditions minus back pressure. 2. See pages 19 and 20 for Minimum and Maximum set pressure limits. page 28 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
30 WATER CAPACITIES SERIES BP [METRIC UNITS] Note: uscs units for water and liquids are u.s. gallons per minute (1 u.s. gallon equals imperial gallon). The capacities listed in the following tables are based on discharging to atmospheric pressure. For applications involving back pressure these capacities must be multiplied by the back pressure correction factor determined from the applicable curve shown on page 31. Capacity in U.S. gallons per minute of water at 70 F and 10% overpressure. Capacities certified by the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors and in accordance with the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII. [Capacity in liters per minute of water at 21 C and 10% overpressure.] Capacities certified by the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors and in accordance with the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII. Metric differential Pressures P Bar diff. effective area, mm 2 diff. pressure pressure P [barg] P [kpa] diff. effective area, mm 2 diff. pressure pressure P [barg] P [kpa] differential Pressure ( P) equals inlet pressure (set pressure plus overpressure) at flowing conditions minus back pressure. 2. See pages 19 and 20 for Minimum and Maximum set pressure limits. page 30 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
32 MODEL NUMBERING SERIES 800 AND series 8 Series 800 adjustable blowdown relief valve 9 Series 900 fixed blowdown relief valve effective orifice area in 2 [47.74 mm 2 ] - Series 900 only in 2 [70.96 mm 2 ] in 2 [126.4 mm 2 ] in 2 [198.0 mm 2 ] in 2 [324.5 mm 2 ] Maximum set pressure 1, psig [ barg] psig [ barg] - Series 900 only psig [ barg] - Series 900 only seat material 2 1 Metal 2 BUNA-N 3 Viton 4 EPR 5 Kalrez 6 TFE a Silicone 0 Other Materials of construction 3,4 0 - Standard 1 - All 316 SST 2 - All 316 SST with Inconel X750 spring 3 - CS cylinder, Monel base/disc/disc holder/guide, Inconel X750 spring 4 - All Monel with Inconel X750 spring 5 - CS cylinder, Hastelloy C base/disc/disc holder/guide, Inconel X750 spring (900 only) 6 - All Hastelloy C (900 only) 7 - Standard, 316 SST internals, Inconel X750 spring X - Other inlet x outlet connection size 0 1 /2 x /4 x x x 1 1 / /2 x 1 1 / /2 x x /2 x 2 1 /2 X Other caution: Refer to pages for availability of orifice, connection size, and connection type combination selected. page 32 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
34 MODEL NUMBERING SERIES BP BP series BP Back pressure balanced threaded relief valve effective orifice area in 2 [47.74 mm 2 ] in 2 [70.96 mm 2 ] Maximum set pressure psig [ barg] seat material 5 2 BUNA-N 3 Viton 4 EPR 5 Kalrez 6 TFE 6 a Silicone 0 Other Materials of construction Standard 1 - All 316 SST 2 - All 316 SST with Inconel X750 spring 3 - CS cylinder, Monel base/disc/disc holder/guide, Inconel X750 spring 4 - All Monel with Inconel X750 spring 5 - CS cylinder, Hastelloy C base/disc/disc holder/guide, Inconel X750 spring 6 - All Hastelloy C 7 - Standard, 316 SST internals, Inconel X750 spring X - Other inlet x outlet connection size 1 3 /4 x x 1 X Other caution: Refer to pages for availability of orifice, connection size, and connection type combination selected. page 34 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
36 ORDERING INFORMATION PARTS Parts To order parts, the following information should be included: 1. Quantity 2. Part name, i.e., disc insert 3. Size, series and valve number 4. Shop number (from valve nameplate) 5. Serial number (from valve nameplate) 6. Original purchase order number (if shop number has been destroyed). Sample Nameplate (Figures shown are for illustrative purposes only.) Pentair Valves & Controls provides special fast response delivery service of spare parts to satisfy unplanned parts requirements. Fast response delivery service can be initiated by contacting your local Pentair Valves & Controls representative. Emergency delivery service is available direct from the factory, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by calling springs with washers To order springs with washers, in addition to the other information included for Parts, the required valve set pressure must also be specified. If the spring is for a non-bellows valve, and there is a constant back pressure condition, that too should be specified. Also specify spring material if other than standard. replacement valves To replace a valve in service, the shop number, serial number, set pressure and previous order number should be specified. page 36 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
38 PRESSURE RELIEF DEVICE SIZING AND SELECTION SOFTWARE Pentair PRV 2 SIZE incorporates over 135 years of experience and engineering expertise for an extensive array of Anderson Greenwood, Crosby and Varec pressure relief devices and related products in one software package. With Pentair PRV 2 SIZE customers and engineers can address numerous applications in a single sizing and selection platform without the need to use two or more sizing programs. Pentair PrV 2 size features: Improved user interface Sizing calculations can be saved at any point Multiple tags can be opened at one time Capability of sorting data using a variety of parameters Fully configured product selection Industry standard sizing methodologies Drop-down boxes allow instantaneous change of sizing methodology from API to ASME and vice versa Addition of 2:1 elliptical head tanks for fire sizing applications Catalog integration from existing product literature PDF s Detailed product specifications including cross sectional drawings with dimensions and weights U.S. Customary System and Metric units Improved tools to export and import device tag numbers with the ability to mail files directly from the software program Combination device, reaction force and noise level calculations Addition of flow curves for pressure and vacuum relief valves Individual capsule summaries of each product including an image of the selected product Another unique feature of Pentair PRV 2 SIZE is its capability to provide sizing and selection for tank protection and tank blanketing products in a single software program. This includes pad and de-pad valves, tank blanketing regulators, pressure/vacuum vents and low pressure pilot operated relief valves. Pentair PRV 2 SIZE website: valvesizing.pentair.com VALVES & CONTROLS 5500 WAYZATA BLVD # 800, MINNEAPOLIS, MN All Pentair trademarks and logos are owned by Pentair, Ltd. All other brand or product names trademarks or registered marks of their respective owners. Because we are continuously improving our products and services, Pentair reserves the right to change specifications without prior notice. Pentair is an equal opportunity employer. page 38 CROMC-0294-US Pentair. All rights reserved.
High performance safety valve for the protection of large boilers and superheaters, certified to ASME Section I.
Catalogue 2016-1 INDEX / INDICE 1216 1400 EN/DIN flanges 1216 pag. 2 1216 HP pag. 3 1400 pag. 6 1216 C pag. 4 1216 B pag. 5 1400 LP pag. 8 1415 ASME flanges Accesories 1415 pag. 9 1415 LP pag. 11 pag.
VALVES & CONTROLS KUNKLE SAFETY AND RELIEF PRODUCTS ASME Section I Steam and ASME Section VIII, Air, Steam and Gas UV National Board Certified. Model 6254 ASME Section IV HV, National Board Certified.
flow orientation between the companion flanges. Both the J-Hook and alignment pins are provided on all 1" through 12" UNISERT Holders.
Choice of body materials Cast iron, carbon steel, chrome moly, forged steel, stainless steel, bronze.
9100 SERIES Model 20 MERCER VALVE THINK...MERCER FIRST 9100 Series Model 20 Product Overview The 9100 Series Model 20 is a high pressure safety relief valve designed for CNG and other high pressure applications.
Safety and Relief Valves for Industrial and Commercial Applications.


This article explains how to install and configure VirtualBox 3.04 on Ubuntu 9.04. It also shows how to connect hard drives and USB devices to a virtual machine (VM) running under VirtualBox. It then explains how to create a virtual machine after VirtualBox is installed and how to connect the hard drives to a virtual machine.
We will not be using the VirtualBox version contained in the normal Ubuntu repositories. Instead, we will set up the package manager to get the latest version of VirtualBox from the VirtualBox repository.
Note that this is the line for Jaunty Jackalope (Ubuntu 9.04) only. There are other lines for other versions of Linux that can be used.
The first part of this gets the public key and the second part adds it to our keys.
That takes care of the preliminaries. We are now ready to install VirtualBox.
This is a reminder to us that we will have to add a new group to our user. That will be done in another step later in this article.
There might also be a couple of dialogs displayed that indicate that another module needs to be compiled. If you see the dialogs, let the compilation proceed.
When this step is completed, the VirtualBox, dkms and pysdm programs have been installed on your system.
You have now finished adding yourself as a user to the VirtualBox group.
Before we go on to actually use VirtualBox, we need to set up any hard drives that need to be automatically mounted so a VirtualBox VM will always see them. If you have no hard drives like that, you can skip the rest of this section.
In the example, we have checked the first three options and unchecked any others. Note that the second option sets the hard drive up so it will automatically be mounted when you boot Linux. When you finish configuring the drive, click the Ok button. Back at the Storage Device manager, click the Mount button to actually mount the hard disk. This will be the only time you will have to do that manually.
Repeat this process for all the hard disks you wish to automatically mount on startup. When you finish, click the Apply button, then the Close button to exit from pysdm.
At this point, you should put the setup disk for the operating system you will be installing into your CD drive, then select the VM we just created and click on the Start button to start up the VM. Inside the VM, the boot order allows the Cd drive to be accessed first, so you can start installing the operating system into the VM. We will leave that as an exercise for the user, but note that the pseudo-hardware that a VirtualBox VM presents to the OS install program is generic and there are drivers available for all the pieces. You should be able to easily install the OS.
I have check the Make permanent box so this drive will always be mounted when I start up the VM. Click the Ok button and you are off and running in a brand new operating system running inside of your Ubuntu installation.


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Reality excess
DOI link for Reality excess
Reality excess book
Chernukha cinema in the late 1980s
ByVolha Isakava, Birgit Beumers
BookRuptures and Continuities in Soviet/Russian Cinema
This chapter examines the genre of chernukha films of the late 1980s. Chernukha was a fairly short-lived phenomenon; however, the specifics of its artistic language and cultural reception have persisted in post-Soviet culture to this day. The chapter examines chernukha's negative reception and the way in which it has informed contemporary public debates on patriotism, public taste and the relationship of cinema and society. It argues that chernukha cinema involves a certain paradox of representation: chernukha's transgressive physicality and brutal language both appropriate and subvert the conventions of naturalist, social drama, as well as popular genre formulae, casting suspicion on various cultural prescriptions. The transgressiveness of chernukha points to a world that is simultaneously surreal in its brutality and real in its interwovenness within the very fabric of late-Soviet life. With this excessive vision, chernukha creates a discursive rupture in the viewers' perception of both the aesthetic world of the films and the social reality they inhabit, problematizing the relationships among the realms of the social, the political and that of artistic representation. As a result, chernukha exerts an abiding influence on the interrelationship among the arts, the state and society today, particularly within the new wave of socially minded art-house cinema.


If your color is orange, this is your handbag.
Bag made of cotton canvas in black and orange canvas on the sides and the front. It has an interior pocket made with purple and an outer pocket on the front.


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Q: Use loadFileURL:url allowingReadAccessToURL:ToURL to prompt WebPageProxy::Ignoring request I use NSOpenPanel to select an image file, load it with WKWebview, it loads fine.
Then save the url obtained by NSOpenPanel, and let WKWebview automatically load this url when the app starts next time, but WKWebview prompts "WebPageProxy::Ignoring request to load this main resource because it is outside the sandbox"
Here is our code:
my question is:

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*How to make wkwebview load any file selected by the user.

*How to make wkwebview load the file pointed to by any url (the file has been selected by the user).

NSOpenPanel related:
NSOpenPanel * mySelectPanel = [NSOpenPanel openPanel];
[mySelectPanel setCanChooseDirectories:NO];
[mySelectPanel setCanChooseFiles:YES];
[mySelectPanel setCanCreateDirectories:YES];
[mySelectPanel setAllowsMultipleSelection:NO];
[mySelectPanel setResolvesAliases:YES];

[mySelectPanel setDirectoryURL:[NSURL fileURLWithPath:[NSSearchPathForDirectoriesInDomains(NSDocumentDirectory, NSUserDomainMask, YES) lastObject]]];

[mySelectPanel beginSheetModalForWindow:self.view.window completionHandler:^(NSInteger result) {
    if (result == NSModalResponseOK) {

        [self goURL:[mySelectPanel URLs].lastObject.path];

    } else if (result == NSModalResponseCancel) {
        NSLog(@"Cancel");
    } else if (result == NSModalResponseStop) {
        NSLog(@"Stop");
    }
}];

WKWebview load related:
 -(void) goURL:(NSString *) path {

NSURL *url = [NSURL fileURLWithPath:path];

NSURL *readAccessToURL = [url URLByDeletingLastPathComponent];

[self.webView loadFileURL:url allowingReadAccessToURL:url];//Works when selecting files via NSOpenPanel.

[self.webView loadFileURL:url allowingReadAccessToURL:readAccessToURL];//does not work at any time
}


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UAE's first two multi organ donation, transplant procedure video revealed
Published Thursday, January 31, 2019
The Mohammed bin Rashid University of Medicine and Health Sciences, MBRU, at Dubai Healthcare City has unveiled the first two videos of multi organ deceased donation and transplant in the UAE that took place in 2017.
The unveiling of the videos highlights the first steps taken in the launch of the national programme for organ transplants under the leadership of the Ministry of Health and Prevention with the participation of various national health authorities, government and private entities with the collaboration of the Saudi Centre for Organ Transplantation.
The launch of the videos aims to recognise the hard work of the team who saved the lives of several individuals with organ failure.
The videos highlight the first donation and transplant from a deceased donor in the UAE on 15th July 2017, where the deceased donated five organs, resulting in saving five lives. The second multi-organ donor donation and transplant was carried out in the UAE on 23rd September 2017, where four successful transplantations were done that helped save four lives.
The Mohammed bin Rashid University is the first educational institution in the UAE to run an organ transplantation programme, in particular for kidneys.
The programme was launched in June 2016, in tandem with the first successful kidney transplant for an Emirati patient, a 29-year-old mother of two. The procedure was conducted by a joint medical team from MBRU and Mediclinic City Hospital.