This Standard Practice applies to valves for general liquid and gas service that effect valve closure by means of a resilient diaphragm sealing against a weir or a diaphragm acting in conjunction with a separate or integral disk-member sealing against a seat@ having equal sealing capability in either flow direction@ and having diaphragms being essentially made of elastomeric or plastic material or combinations thereof. This Standard Practice defines the following categories of valves: a) Class 125 or 150 Valves (See Subsection 2.1) b) Standard Valves (See Subsection 2.2) c) Valves for Special (Low Pressure) Applications (See Subsection 2.3) The purchaser@ when referencing the Standard@ shall also specify the appropriate category as listed above. This Standard Practice covers the following: a) Pressure-Temperature Ratings and Design requirements b) Commonly Used Diaphragm Pressure Limitations c) Body@ Bonnet@ and Bolting Materials d) Commonly Used Face-to-Face Dimensions for Flanged Valves e) Body End Connections and Wall Thicknesses f) Actuator Application Requirements g) Tests h) Marking