MSS Publishes Revised and New Industry Standards
The Manufacturers Standardization Society (MSS) of the Valve and Fittings Industry is excited to announce publication of the new Standard Practice SP-158-2021, Supplemental High-Pressure Gas Test Procedures for Valves.
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The new Standard Practice, MSS SP-158-2021, is now available from authorized U.S. and global distributors. It has been published in an electronic version (PDF) and in book format.
Also, SP-92-2021, Valve User Guide, has been revised and published by MSS.
Standard Practice (SP)-92 has served the industry for over 41 years; providing a standardized informational guide to assist industrial valve users engaged in a variety of applications and in various operating environments. The information is divided into five main sections: “References”, “Selection”, “Shipping and Storage”, “Installation”, and “Operation and Maintenance”. SP-92 continues to be maintained under the consensus of MSS Technical Committee 306, Valve Operation.
The revised Standard Practice, MSS SP-92-2021, is now available from authorized U.S. and global distributors. It has been published in an electronic version (PDF) and in book format.
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