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Valves are control components in fluid transfer systems, with a variety of different functions such as stopping, regulating, diverting, preventing backflow, stabilizing pressure or overflowing pressure relief. Therefore, it can be used in many fields and has a wide range of uses. It can be used to control the flow of various types of fluids such as air, water, steam, various corrosive media, slurr...
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Gate valves are available with a variety of disks. Classification of gate valves is usually made by the type disk used:Wedge type single gate valve,Resilient gate valve,Double gate type gate valve, or Parallel gate valve. 1）Wedge type single gate valve ①Simpler structure than resilient gate valve. (ii) At higher temperatures, the sealing performance is not as good as that of resilient gate valves ...
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As we all know that the valve body like carbon steel (WCB, WCC, LCB, LF2, A105), stainless steel (SS304, SS316, F304L, F316L), hastelloy (Alloy 20) etc., or even in the trim material always use metallic materials. Most of the corrosion of metallic materials occurs in the atmosphere, which contains corrosive components and corrosive factors such as oxygen, humidity, temperature changes and pollutan...
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Notes before installation Before installation, check carefully whether the valve’s model, designed pressure and caliber meet the requirements. Make sure the arrowmark on the valve point at the flow direction of the pipe medium. Before installation, make sure the chamber and sealing surface are clean, check the sealing surface, bolt connection, packing compression, stem rotation, etc. The...
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Rubber seals are widely used in the valve sealing, for their excellent properties such as waterproof, flame retardant, high temperature resistance, electrical conductivity, wear resistance and oil resistance. Rubber seals, as indispensable fittings for seal valves such as forged bellow seal valves, also meet EU environmental protection standards. Four main reasons for the ...
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As winter approaches, the temperature gradually drops and the valves outsides are getting greater chance tobe froze. At this time, the pipeline will easily fail if not take some acts. And when it comes to some high-risk working conditions, accidents may also occur. Therefore, the anti-freezing treatment of valves is crucial to industrial equipment. Before th...
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What is valve corrosion? Corrosion of valves is usually understood as the damage to the metal materials of the valve caused by the chemical or electrochemical environment. Since the corrosion appears in the spontaneous interaction between the metal and the surrounding environment, the focus of corrosion prevention is how to isolate the metal from the surrounding environment or more use of non...
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The high-temperature conditions here refer to the conditions when the medium temperatures are equal to or higher than the starting creep temperatures of the metallic materials. The creep temperature of carbon steel is about 400℃; chromium molybdenum alloy steel 450℃; austenitic iron-based high-temperature alloy steel 540℃; nickel-based high-temperature alloy 650℃; aluminum alloy 200℃; titanium all...
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Installation requirements for cryogenic valves Due to the special structure of cryogenic valves, the installation of cryogenic valves also has special requirements. Because of the long-neck bonnet of the cryogenic valve, cryogenic gate valves must be installed vertically upward, with the stem direction within a 45-degree angle. And it should also be avoided as much as possible to install...
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Bronze and brass are two of the most common materials used to produce valves. This preference comes because both metals are quite malleable. They both are artificially made from natural metallurgical elements: brass is made from copper and zinc, while another is made primarily from copper and tin. Each metal offers valves numerous and various advantages...
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