Please consult the experts: what is the name of this type of stop valve, and is the bypass on the valve cover used for purging?

2018-10-26View Original

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Please consult the experts: what is the name of this type of stop valve, and is the bypass on the valve cover used for purging?

Reply #22018-10-26

At the upper end of the valve body, there is a valve cover connection port that connects to the valve cover. To prevent fluid from leaking out of the stop valve during use,

Reply #32018-10-27

Are you sure these aren’t two different things?

Reply #42018-10-27

This is a food-grade stainless steel valve, right? It’s hard to guess its purpose.

Reply #52018-10-29

What is the operating environment for this valve? It seems to be coming from the valve stem; purge is less likely to be the cause. The idea of preventing leaks makes sense, as any leakage can be detected from here, which allows for quicker detection than when checking the valve stem

Reply #62018-11-16

It should be; it’s on the equipment used for producing purified water/injection water

Reply #72018-11-16

Useful in the water production room; on the water production equipment in the purified water/injection water room

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