11
3 80 4.45 113.03 4.49 114.05 4.55 115.57
4 100 5.39 136.91 5.43 137.92 5.49 139.45
6 150 7.79 197.87 7.83 198.88 7.89 200.41
8 200 9.42 239.27 9.46 240.28 9.52 241.81
10 250 11.92 302.77 11.96 303.78 12.02 305.31
12 300 13.94 354.08 13.97 354.84 14.00 355.60
14 350 15.80 401.32 15.83 402.08 15.86 402.84
16 400 17.44 442.98 17.47 443.74 17.50 444.50
18 450 19.06 484.12 19.10 485.14 19.19 487.43
20 500 21.06 534.92 21.10 535.94 21.19 538.23
24 600 26.06 661.92 26.10 662.94 26.19 665.23
26 650 28.28 718.31 28.36 720.34 28.45 722.63
30 750 32.06 814.32 32.12 815.85 32.21 818.13
36 900 38.20 970.28 38.30 972.82 38.39 975.11
42 1050 45.06 1144.52 45.19 1147.83 45.31 1150.87
48 1200 50.74 1288.80 50.77 1289.56 50.89 1292.61
54 1350 55.74 1415.80 55.77 1416.56 55.89 1419.61
60 1500 63.95 1624.33 63.99 1625.35 64.11 1628.39
CLARKSON SLURRY KNIFE GATE VALVES
KGA+
TABLE 4 - HOUSING I.D.
Valve size I.D. minimum I.D. maximum 
Maximum allowable 
housing I.D.
NPS DN inch mm inch  mm inch mm
Reassembly
1.  If valve has been removed from pipe, lift 
valve to vertical position, refer to Lifting, 
Section 15.
2.  Using DOW III or approved alternate, 
completely fill all internal cavities of the 
newsecondary seal.
3.  Insert the new lubricated secondary seal 
into the valve housing assembly. Make sure 
that the lube path openings on the seal line 
up with corresponding external housing 
lubrication fittings.
4.  Place the secondary seal retainer plate 
intoposition.
5.  Replace and hand tighten all the retainer 
plate fasteners and lockwashers.
6.  Apply a small amount of recommended 
lubricant to the two tapered faces of the 
‘sharp end’ of the gate.
7.  Press the gate firmly through the secondary 
seal into the valve housing assembly until 
the mark drawn on the gate reaches the 
top of the retainer plate or gate reaches 
dimension A, Table 5, Figure 13.
8.  Fully tighten all the retainer plate fasteners.
9.  Reinstall the actuator / frame assembly with 
the housing / frame fasteners loosely.
10. Reconnect the gate to the actuator. (In order 
to facilitate installation and future removal, 
a coating or anti-seize compound should be 
applied to the outside of the clevis pin over 
the yoke contact area).
FIGURE 11
Secondary 
sealretainer
Secondary 
seal
11. ‘Stretch’ the frame / actuator assembly 
with respect to the housing by pulling (not 
lifting) the frame / actuator assembly to 
its maximum movement away from the 
housing assembly (holding housing in place 
if valve is removed from pipeline). Tighten 
the frame/ housing bolts and verify the 
tightness of the actuator to frame bolts.
12. Cycle valve to full open position and check 
the gate position using the data in the 
Table5, Figure 13. Adjust as required.
13. Rattle the gate. It should be mostly 
disengaged from the sleeves. The outboard 
edges of the gate should be free and the 
center still partially engaged in between 
thesleeves.
14. Cycle gate full closed and full open.
15. Inspect gate for pieces of rubber. If 
significant amount of rubber is present, a 
sharp edge(s) on the gate may be causing 
seal damage or the gate is extending too 
far on the up stroke. The ends of the gate 
should be free and the center still engaged. 
If the sleeve / gate is misaligned, loosen the 
frame actuator bolts and / or adjust the yoke 
until the proper position, open and closed, 
isobtained.
16. If out of pipeline, reinstall the valve, refer 
toLifting, Section 15.